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auet!on sales.
SlAfFORD s SMEDLEY'S
auction and Commission House,
@9S' .so' Water-at, Chicago, III. .14o
POST OFFICE DRAWER, 4ns.
@s ~*@Hofa, John D. !S,msd{eu.
- ~''o"s7. lafe 4. Z. Goodrich i To-


naSo o2tned tho a5aTo named r.tall.h,nsr, IT,,
tN.s1etoo OF GeneFA Auction and tomm,ssnr nn.'
ios ne s7ls Of - ezlss. lty tnts -. nnss
IL auors aLd everything tht IS ,or .nic mil.
re hamnlcr Na Will also aitsnd To ~ ,,i" n"'es
aoatehon Furnliurr. House, LauGA Ve+,si* ~,
e.. ety. aud rrStY 10 fak1 c,n.isr n.n,.
~ snis of xot4is O. hant!se fo1 sale m i n,n
N.Y. klFt IEe ~: of the aam oest a1lsption
QUE ~. snedlty hAs hid Al e1per xrcs Of .. h,.<n
~ " Auct'on and Comm 4.on busief.s Ia some n
ous oeA Eastn hou.es and b. III members Of ihe nm
~ Mt kao"n to our buste.s comulu ntY--havfnr f.e
neaslr tnsaHd IN nerrh messing In Chea for srys1i
yesls-*e .ee entirely unneeeasaJv to az n,o tha
dtx!t with. ~ ~ WAL ~ a'nosstly
those n.-qnainte .h tho i'm. or WIN ,e.k. ..a.
49,, Va se'cs to tho fol!oxin: well known ,,u,inssa
-u:, .c0-J. r. Durham, E.q., r,<,t, s..1,v. LINN
uiaN 70; =: GE4nser Adams. banker IioT V.n n
tneTas k*yGoks E!y / 70; II. u. 4i1msn / "a
1ooa zee gsT;' 4 i.!nA.ala = Co.: Garien !, HIS
@.n FL y. hin,le c4.k Iaser. &C. Wteker :
Tone ie; S.;h - " ;; front st Terry Dell.
2: Wsa:- 9Th :v f<as IT. stts IL Maiden -s+e:
M,o!nt-A. ". Astsy anil 3ftxe' ( c1,.,t
81. Eotl:-E. >nyIer i Co. Samuel En.t.- {. ~,
S,1,w ~ r1wtss Ia. ]arss t;,.orn III { r. e''
I1HrlSS SA!l-lsn'thast + t'n, Frnc,or i fis,t,r =
p,, ioa2hae: Fletcher IIoluft & C0. "''s' -
6ufFALo-A.J J. K.eh PrvaId*rt Uanf of at,r..o ~
- N,Elam.: y lAfoh BAax; Ian.et n 8mtth ,:s.ht..
linton han1 q. y. Hszsi. k,9; L. X r,nut.n =
lord 4 caest. E4er P1es mig. mbjo., I1aa'
, 1860-03-12

MELANCHOLY Acc1DEs7.-1ye are panied to
learn that on Thursday evening, Henry Exstein,
youth c1eren years Of age, was ruu over by q
hack, on Twelfth street near CInrk. His right
eye was forced almost entirely from its socket,
large piece Of flesh was cut from his cheek,
md the back OF his head badly bruised. There
we're three men in the hack, the driver of which
wore no badge. :;
, 1860-03-12
THE CITY.

| MAR1SE.-As far as the river il concerned
navigation has commenced, and vessels are be
ginning to shift their quarters to 60 into DR.,
dock for repairs, etc.
SADpAru ScuooL Us1os.-A1l interested il
the Sabbath School cause should remember th.
the eleventh regular meeting Of the Chicag.
Sabbath School Union will occur Mt The Secout
| Presbyterian church, corner Of Wabash areuut
and Washington strect On Tuesday evening
the 18th inst, at It o'clock.
NEW DooKs.-A' new and cheap edition O
aicClintock's Arctic Journey is now ready a
AcSally's, 81 Dearborn street. They hare alse
volumes one, two, and three Of Our Musica
Friend. neatly bound in muslin, and expect &
fresh supply Of Hawthorne's new novel"Tlt
Marble Fawn" next Wednesday,.
MELANCHOLY. Acc1DEs7.-We are panied te
learn that on Thursday evening, Henry Ex.tein
youth c1eren years Of age, WIS ruu over by 9
hack, On Twelfth street near CInrk. His right
eye was forced almost entirely from its socket,
~ K.
md the back OF his Aeud badly bruised. There
we're three men in the hack, the driver Of which
wore no badge. !;
~ lis IN established TACT that Dry Goods
cau We purchased at j. b.' Sutton & Co.'s, $50
State street, where rents ore low, cheaper than
else" here in the city. The new and splendid
1.o'A u osesS oooas, white Goods, fr1nts,
A4''us @'uu -, aac! oooos' "nlcn tney nave Just
openea' "lll amply fepay Ladies IN The vicinity
~ "a" ano examine. !:
. W r., nt.
~. o,a o1 -
NJ.
nj, a. .:.s. - e-9 W 14e''po'..@o :.
hooEs'aud eyes aud vest buttons are 4otH se.oed
on. or VIC will not answer for the consequences.
that programme do not bring down the
house all the time and continually, We never
Will guess again. Go and hear them for your
OWL sake, and leave your admission fee at the
door ior the LONE Of the FHendless.
BOT KUN oTEn nj Cana bright little
@~- NH " ~%%S h~%A*%0AA
stall, provision dealer, wa5 severely injured
about 10 o'clock Saturday. by being run orer
By one Of the Randolph street cars. lie was on
the forward Platform, and when in front Of Stur-
tsvants lime depot. On West Randolph, attempt
cd to jump from the car, when he stubbcd Lis
toe and fell with his arm across tho truck.
The forward wheel passed partly over his arm,
49,, ' 0 -"A'ss es'.''
~... .r,,.o, ,a..,'as L.. 80 TO- eppee Ds :.
H. ,,..t., no;Ss ~ ~ r.n-- "1 A .,,, 1',o
.aa .,..n,ss,.s % ~ n".:-s 1 49,, s' ~
d-o.a.a ~ .-., 49, ...sas.s e' .,.a "e
d,.r,a ost;s t.th.- ,o,.,.,, - -, 1r-.1'
;,,nto, st,oats ''' ''|->@ " "'7''
---
SrSpnr MENTIONS D. Prentice WIS in
the city on Saturday. The canal bout Adelia,
from Joliet, with 5000 bushels Of corn, on Sat
urdar, WAS the first arrival Of the SEASON..
The weather is still mild and springlike at pres
cnt writing. The trial of The Ottawa rescuer
Joseph Stout, will be resumed to-day in the
United States District Court. The Chicago
and Milwaukee Railroad Company's boats are
not to be run tho coming season, it Is said...
Capt. Goodrich has had new steamer, the
mate Of Tue Huron, built on the St. Clair River,
the past senson- 1t will be here to make trips
with the Huron this season to ports on this
..s," a. - .se "' =.
rse.1 ,.'.,--:n s en. 49,
49," = 1''1's ~
--
, 1860-03-12

We are in receipt Of large number Ct com.
munications from different paris Of the State,
setting forth the claims and qualifications Of
various distinguished gentlemen for places
upon tho Republican State ticket 1t would
crafty US much to publish them all, but if we
wero to open the door to this Lind Of thing,
there would be no end to tue demand upon
our columns in bellalf Of political aspirants by
their respective friends and admirers. Our on
1y resource is to decline the publication Of any.
The rule may anpcar hard to some, but it has
the merit at tleast, ofbeing strictly impartial.
CHICAGO MaRBon.
We fear that the fact that Chicago asks. for
the expenditure Of the balance Of the app7o-
priation Of $4,000 originally made for repairs
Of the light house aud piers. in widening and
deepening the channel Of Chicago river, vii!
be reason enough for thu Democracy Of the
Senate to defeat tho resolution which has
gone Up from tho House, whereby the expcn~
diture is authorized. It is certain that Scna-
tor Trumbull will not let the matter sleep; and
it is just as certain TINT he will put the Demo
cracy On record1or OF against the measure. We
shall watch his movements in connection with
this matter with no little anxiety for the result,
Is the improvement contemplated has no re-
ference to niggcrs and is only for the benefit
Of Northern white mep, wo fear it will fail for
waot Of votes. We shall sec.
, 1860-03-12
OUR MADISON LETTER,

H4rd 75mes-. Capital FHnfshEu utufe Har1prrss
Ferry acknowledgements <Hf-1h Chief
Observation-Disclosures = Military
CoA.paay..J-eAffsa:f0n
, 1860-03-12
+ II o Y 4 L
WM. 4. KItTTER2 4 CO

| = NVs4
GsS'L ACcft0S And COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Ase removed to th th.e snfrs In the Journal pt,drx
49, ts q a.d So EeaEocs1 r~x tc1rcS orpo.ts
au.l CemRitAoa Husa%>s In III branches VI
ss!ve4 10 tFans:rt n! business 10 item with
Pc,nsptncsa I'D EaleLty.
Particular attention slven and Sales Of
stson. a. re>idsnes. S.e'~s f. They soict
Ton slth os AMI shoes apey Article Furniture
.! al knos - kln< ua'fes. aarptt*. new ant cid !.
Gold nn silver Var. West intL. Gaodr, l,neriea ai
my ofnsf article uy sent to auvf'n b. for sac.
Thy ,efvr. BY testui>ston. to M~tsa. Eiown 4:
Wi:cef uas Figure De.!e'. che'go: a: ~n@sa c..
ilat And ~ nsners. tncsSo; a. ]: Galloway L to..
Chez; Re:tna-a = lto- a.e's Drv ,,oods Cleato
ths' r"oeT Ero. Fu.n'tuse t'e.:e1s Ctha: Co, W.
Xsas MI chsa.s g. ' st.at E.a:' s,'yx. c.isxs a
J"i4e Hugh + Dck~v. Chicago: y l;x1a Irite j "a.
chtea$o obetah !Arkton. E.a.. Chieso Msslrs. ita.
kns Thomas Roberto. a;to Ery-. Chicago. le41*t: In
, 1860-03-12

YE oIp FoLKE.-The final dress rehearsal Of
the Cid Folks was giren on Saturday evening.
We advise every one who goes to Metropolitan
Hall tonight to see that in their appareting
hooks.aud eyes and vest buttons are vtA st.psd
on. or VIC will not answer for the consequences:
If 1hat programme do mot bring down the
house all the time and continually, We never
will guess again. Go and hear them for your
own sake, and leave your admission fec at the
door for the Home Of the Fsiendless,
, 1860-03-12
FOR SALE.-soap AID Candle

FOR SALE.-Soap AID Candle
l. FACTORY FOE SALE Oh kExT
,rechaacs for Manufacturer. It Il fame tui.i ne,
IeSiT pants 1sty g. fes aad stories hln. AuatsI II
the c:y nf Ottawa % miles Vest OF Chcazn ant fro1tns
on tae !no;s and Aseais7n sana ami x,hn 20 rus Il
tht Or-~a Ispdt uc Chi=l.o ant Ko<k Land T. l.:
i has Efd new steam Engine amt Daier with soap
S.. Tula and IT kxt,ies OF e ealc.ty, v:h NJ the
necessary a1l"atus ani capable Vt manufacturing .ag0
which iii tu'n gut c4 IL 900 pounds u C.cs rel
ve.k- lie bull2k was erected 1s5a au.i t~ enelpe
The les OF Ic tons pacy. and spacious Well o. usve,
failing vAur 1t u pssees order. an1 ready foF u:e
viii Be sea<o On Title 2eTe md pos+s
.'cn ktyea ihsmehtstely. Ap2'y 70 A. ". EAVaKLY
eq3asc. feesrfw
III ILL AND DISrlLLERY FOk
1s1 aALE-Ths aoh~sri.es cfttrs for ,a}o chcan ,nt
q Sts *s ,sEs MIi 10 ssLs.y It As.ntpn Il.
sub ber oa tho psemssx Ewing BEe ~ c. Ghl7xo
, 1860-03-12
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nem advertisements.
100000 HAM SACKS
Fer sse BY
HAWKINS Il CHAPMAN, Agents.
For CHASE / FAy, Boston
dSse1s E &c md Il, hot.nx Hrcs weighing f.ou,
:'h Of Yellow and Grange rla:., ae..ly pa.n,ea to
n1,,,,-,n HAwKISs 1 CHAPMAN.
r EMOV AL-The Subscriber.
e IL
II Is !ssss: ''s1 e d: a.
aEs Sf IL b. old customer. "a
work ''0s or dFs' tss articles 'c 4udT;s s'Se
1 11a=o.S-w Lake st1ett. corner fraak:n.
THE HOLLY SEWING MA
II hthe h,s9sons.: = iae simplest, Machine ever
''ii sa So
mhlsb.as an lsS Las 4fs.t.
n1SSOLUTION.--Ihe Co-Part~
IL nezsh'p heretotozr existing unaes tho tim uaue Of
E. c. HALL L CO,
Mas exps.d b. Imitation Esshar partner xa l.su he
ELBR!pGE @. HALL,
sESEtA a1 ! b. bA1Ks4fMsHE 1Ks4fMsHEAHk,.
Chicago, Nanh 1st, 1851.
,,CoPAsEsE1sn1r-The undersigned haytox purchased
he 1tnsS and warehouse Of Z. 9. Hall + Co. VII cue
Iron and Heavy Hardware Business
Cnde1 the ftm name Of T. G; Hal, Kints,k 1 Co:
xtskHS Etsse!seS /: :: klahhs:s. HIT:
-.tS:H19KKf5EiN SHE1KfEN + kh1YNIAEK: h;,iI
ch!e.so. March II, 1seo. = nhlIso1y
PARTICIPATING lNSU-
l. .xAsc1 Ac11cI or
f.. MASON T. COMPANY.
s7FSsGE sGE2StE e. a.S 4 T.: s1 FIRE
1st. The Of The Comrany he Security FIR 1nss.
l. 4 a e*ssi $ s'sss = t. :: S's;ss
1st. CAsh 90 hand md Ia H. hands 0, Agea.s anil
-, oner re,sonA- lS:!e.0
a. senes owned b. tie Company :isID
4:h Debt das ~! ths Gonpany' seeunsi by Mort
''h. Dssss ;: eus u u ;. stoess on loans ai!td
- Marke: vAlu. q '4>0 l3S.onO
9sh AL other SscuEues.... .................. 1ltvB
Tot.i Assets-. :e.63
LIABILITIES.
Gh. Los.es uradtu3ted. 3nQno
7e'.1 t''''''*' ;9sEfH WALKER; r,<:iss2: :sss:''
IT, L. HA1pocE, Seezttzry.
ArpE7oE:s O1T1cr S1A1E or HzI,xu,.'
Springfield February 18th. l.Sb, I
WHz1Els TIE Security Ere ln.ura1ce Comr,pY ioca,td
NV York, iatse St4te Of New Yotk has died In ths
b. An ses 10 1esuae the sssesies Of Insurance ccsu
pie nst Incorporated oy e Site ol llinos. sp7rsed
u1zy IL 1857. sal whereas said Company has f{sed sat
fctnEy evidence that it Of aun1t
, 1860-03-12

LOR SALE.-To Railroad Men
Tha lLtoaoT1VE c'LUMB1ANA. built h5
So;:!s Or ,cArs I'D, u Enct rua:1E: oF1er Wll ba
add ehe8p EXCHANGED for other property
lnqu:fe IT b. i. AUAC11lSsvS, ~ 80. Water stlset.
fr1fx1m
, 1860-03-12
Nem anhertisRn1e11t6.

" {. 3. ScRIVkTs AdrHsIs.a9 Agent, Is D.-yiava-st
II otsta to Freess Adee.tissnts for tkts end Gil S
Le7eis1 PGPers Of tA< fo'tA Rta- ta1.ee3+y
, 1860-03-12

EOK SALE OR RENT first
ela~ eot:az house eausfal;Y situated the juno
ten Of Cottage tifove and Caet avenues opposx tho
nedeoee u Alderman Lone cal be fsrtn t. T.
daily. Al+' drss ass. a:te Brick Hnuse cunsanlng
Ii Eouu:, md s:1ua&el on lu.8ta Ind FidxeY
pt1ee. The l:l l. we,l siued Il, ard ea.ly tc
converted 1so summer Eot<l. For particulars appfytp
fl.xtm WI. M0uDLEsS, I.s ). Clsik.st.
, 1860-03-12

TOR SALE-Pork and Lard-A
sns ]. b4r!e sLF7r eed E.ef runkGe. family lse
Ato White Fish and Tslnt- GEO. A. 9EAyEkNS.
uti~Hs-lm 1fress
, 1860-03-12

The managers Of the Home, feeling that they
occupy false position in the eycs Of the con.-
munity, on certain points, take this opportuni-
tyof remoring those impressions. In our vari-
GUS efforts to raise funds for the support Of this
noble Institution, VIC are often met with til e
statement, that nc are continually receiving
benefits from various sources. Of many Of
these proAcrcd benefits wc know nothing, but
as We see them announced-with the best inten-
tions no doubt, but the results do not reach US
We herewith append the result Of all such ef-
forts since the foundation Of the Institution
even including our own Tea Party-which were
originated aud carried out by the managers
themselves:
Tea Party at Metropolitan Hal, 100 %
- =" - - ,1et1. ......,,...... TO to
Aras It Misse' Fair 1T Prtt Church es d
Misses Fur At Eswin Cusa. ..-......,,.. 81 10
lIons1lon nf J. Brunswick l. Bno. ....+..... II ii
Aya!s o. Coacen Of Great Western Dand ard
n. Kc~a L*ctu!e stilituasm. ........... Us %
Do-stions depo*lttd d By Sons Of Malta 2t Tea
fattT III l519. ~ o.
31fG IN
, 1860-03-12

EOK SALE AT A BARGAIN.
4 The Stock Of Agricultural Implements. Tenn,
eancc:n formerly owned By Chaplain i NAY. Of TIL
cl,y, Il No. 70 Market strstt IDS Block. The whole
Ing IN the tusntss altogether ects opportunity
seldom to be met With bele extensively advessed nd
!arzess agricultural district Of cou1t. II not sold
after ahcf time hey III Be cdered In parcels to
suit puEehasers It low p:icrk
Terms e..h. or approved tsens:sy 1ssh Mae = Esy
Is 0az.et Blo@k, osto A. II. aPAFAhD, 10. 80 Marte
qfrtA
, 1860-03-12

ITO RENT CHEAP-In DcIcraye
- Terrace Wtst Div..on drst class Brick i5xeI,pz
House ctu..uls y th- las.s Improvements which
Location ha and hea.hiuL uo3s C1zs paas every 10
minutes. Apply Il No. IL Garrett Block, 81 NaY
tal3-EtI5.E1
, 1860-03-12

~ HE AO44l 1dE ON MAN :
L EFACTERE$. LUADERMEN and ot,tr..
Thc d-.Fs to Iease luIs The south branch
docSe Hlth Railroad side t1zck& etc.. terra OF rc.sa
s1d for 'ltr en4tt* will erect suitable bu.taxa M
fem year f1r sataeat to pay taxss Apply
pk. RKASAED, ~ south Clask stEret, II 10 A. 4.
fs...4;s5- -ssa
HOUSES! HOUSES!--TWO
IL !o"*e4 .t's.ssI OIL Mi ukt:aa t.snue, %n,,tb of
Twehh e1tset desirable for ai fully
sse with -as sxturs h", NJ: c'd watcs, L.1 in
l. Al tie sacncEs o. pleasant ckcspr- deuc
ru>-e->1 q A;t4 Ir.t " J.. WlLtEK.
mh::';rlr NJ. W1hnstsn nr II >t-t4 .ss,st
, 1860-03-12

KEaosExE AND Coat OH LAurs.-The smal1e!
stock in the city Of old stylks can be found 3,
Lamp and Oil Emporium between Washingto
and Madison streets. mch1o.12t
, 1860-03-12
G1ldlltcD.

WANTED = To buy 4 good
~ sccont.hand PIANO for ea,b. Aaate:. stating
particulars. "PiA NU." Press + Tribune Ct. maAx:l
, 1860-03-12

II Beautiful spring styles Of Hal1, Parlor
and Chamber Papers, selling at less than cost,
at Faxon's, No. 70 Lake street. nah9
, 1860-03-12

TO RENT.-New Post Of1lce,-
l. Tbs dest7bIs business atore III Dearborn street
row occupied b. aewel snuw Family Grocery siuse
GottI pl1ce tor arv business.
Also. No. T. State atreet, occupied by la:Ia /
B1own b<s1c~n Like and Wafer Fine location for
No. ~ LAsale street. felii1Jla in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06

PLEASANT SCENE IN THE House OF REP
REsENTArIvEs.-The following incident of the
long contest for the speakership, has just come
to the light. While Barksdae was urging all
the opposition elements to unite on McCler.
nand, lady in one of the front seats in the
gallery was observed to become very much
excited. She coughed, made signs, and by
other means attempted to attract the attention
of a member below. Not succeeding, she
leaned far over the balcony, and in an audible
whisper exclaimed, -"David David change
your vote, you booby!" The honorable mem
Der looked up, recognized his Aetter half, col.
ored, hesitated stammered, and then instantly
changed hs-seat. A small, delicate fist was
shaken at him from the gallery, amid the sup
pressed mirth of the spectators.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06

MEMORIALS OF NOTED Parsonage
Mary Dyar, a Quakeress sentenced to be hung
on Boston Common, in October, 1859, but who
was reprieved and sent out of the colony, and
afterwards returned and was executed, has
several descendants in the United States She
had a son, by whose solicitations her life was
spared, after her feet and arms were tied, on
the day assigned for the execution of three
QuakerS in Boston. After her heroic death,
her son removed to Delaware. The children
of the Hon. Louis M Lean, late Secretary of
the Treasury, are her descendants in the
seventh descending line. Some of her person.
al trinkets still remain in the family Boston
Transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06

How COMMUNION WINE EvAPoRATED IN
THE OLDEN TIMEs.-By the records in one of
the oldest religious societies in Boston, it ap-
pears that there was large consumption of
wine for church purposes in the parish several
generations ago. Taking the number of COM
municants, and the amount of wine charged in
a year, it would appear, from the records, that
there was an average consumption of pint of
wine to church member, each communion
season! 1t is shrewdly suspected, however,
that the deacons and leading members of the
church, at their business meetings, partook
quite freely Of the parish stores, and thus in
CURED bills for wine, which seem rather
strange to those who have imbibed the idea
that, in the good old times" about which we
hear so much, men were less frail and dry,
when good wine cost them nothing, than thoy
are in our day and generaton.-Boston Tran
script
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06

And when knelt before the sacred cup
The flash of arms made its splendor dim,
While still the crash of steeds and tempered steel
Sings with the angels. am sick and faint
Pray for me, father, unto Christ our Lord
TO cleanse this imperfection, lest slip,
And, falling. burn with unconsuming fire.
Shriye me, moreover, lest pass unshriven,
Black with these sins, unfit TO see the Throne
1t may be shall go before the day.
Shove back the lattice; let the summer in
To warm this winter give me here the cross;
Place round my neck my mothers rosary;
Then read our Masters story till the dawn
A golden river floods the dewy land
With song and sweetness both for beast and men;
For me too father, if do not sleep.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06

WHERE DID THEY CONE FROM ?-Between
sixty and seventy negroes, bought in south
eastern Georgia, passed through here on Tues
day on their way to New Orleans. The per-
son who purchased them on speculation gave
us his name, but it has escaped our memory
A majority of them spoke a sort of mongre
French, much to the astonishment of several,
who supposed them genuine natives of lower
Guinea and recently landed by slave ships on
the sea-coast.-Macon (Ga) Telegraph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Put for dealers in containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph showcard accom-
panying each package.
ga single bottle of SPALDLNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cost annually every
household. sgSl
Sold by all prominent Stationers Druggists Hardware,
and Furniture Dealers, GrOcers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SpALDINGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
stand any climate deOd&wly MS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-06
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The most certain and speedy remedy discovered for
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These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
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however severe may be- provided the organic structure
of the vital organs hopelessy decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial
TO v0CALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters are peculiarly valuable they will in
the occasional hoarseness and their
regular use for few days will at all times increase the
power and fexiby of the voice, greatly improving its
TONE compass and elearness for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalists
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
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NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

E. W. VAIL, late of the firm of E. G. Partridge & Co..
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Faggs 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
Cd stock of substantial and elegant Furniture bought for
from the best manufactures in the country and will
warrant the equal in style and finish to any sold in
Worcester County the money will be refunded His
assortment will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture,
Looking Glasses in every variety of STYLE and finish; will
keep on hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cued
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind of Mattress
es; also very desirable assortment of elegant Window
Shades Fixtures, &c all Of the approved kinds Of
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found IT.
Furniture establishment Furniture of all descriptions
Upholstered to order in superior Do not fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
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1NusitaI.
PIANOS REPAIRED AND

PIANOS REPAIRED AND
1880 TUNED by workmen who possess thor
N " ough knowledge Of their mechanism, and
have been employed for many wears by
T. Gilbert Co, and Hallet, Davis q Co., in Finishing
Regulating and Tuning Instruments their Piano
Rooms, in Boston. Orders from the city or country left
at manuf Glory at the Music Stores of Messrs j.
A. Dorman and A. W. SAWYER, will receive prompt at
tention. TAYLOR IL FARLEY.
Melodeon Makers and Piano Forte Dealers,
dc diff Sl5 Main street
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d R A P E R Y Gu RTAIN S,
VENETIAN BLINDS,
Gilt, Painted, and Holland Shades.
VPHOLSTERY GOODS.

TABER CH0LLAR beg leave to announce to the
inhabitants Of Worcester and vicinity that they have
ceved large assortment of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
embracing in part, Brocatee, Silk Damask, Repts Cha
lies, Goblins, Worsed and Cotton Damask Patch Lace
and Muslin Curtains Gilt Cornices, Black Walnut and
Gilt Poles Drapery Tassels Loops, Gimps Fringes, &C.
&c. Also Agents for Venetian Blinds, which fur
nish, of all sizes, at manufacturers prices.
We are also prepared TO paint to order rich Gold 0rna
mented Shades. for dwelling houses hotels Stores, &C.
We also keep hand the largest and best assortment
Gilt and Painted Shades to be found in the city.
We have secured the services of experienced man.
who has been lons in the business. and will give his
particular attention to this department All
Will be made and put up in the best and
ed Samples of Dranery Curtains and Window Blinds
may be seen at our Warerooms.
TABER & CHoLLAR, $50 Main street.
dl9 dtaDl Stairs. onnosite Post Office.