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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10
The Capacity Of this Road Is now equal to any in the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,

Tbree nb,.oupb Do .a,,,.o,, met:
- = - = - 3 n = q 4EalnSS
cannoctfn, ir,ct IN he Irio, noa.
viii rnns fr,1 nj ~ spIEGh'
delna New York Boston HnItiHor M ES1 una
ton City; thus. furnshin, f,cities ar TIC ta5
taton Of Passengers ssri FIR sI,s AMI @
fort. by any other rnnte s'''-
Express and Fast Lines run throu oh to phi,,IsI,i
without change Of Cars or CondnctoPs '
Smoking cars are ttaelet to each train. yVo,J,,G7
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains TThC
Express runs Daily, Mail and FnEt Line Snn
DAYS executed Three DsiiS inscn,,', H., ~
New York Fxnrtss and inst I5n ~, ~ ~ no LOT
timura n nj Vnshin-tnn S' A''''-
six daily Trains between PhilndeIpLia and Sc,v
vi ~ -, 60, N -'S"
Rst"p TSr,,S rI,t III SeW 1Ork and
~ -. Ail L'Alil Ee EoInn either
f-c, '' W ''1 ''t Uusn NC" AOTk
DOAT TICl; ITS tn poAtor ors o,,,, vi, >,.,-,.,
Fall PiVcr ar StnniDrt1y Tin.s ts, WI MlcIl'
free '''es ~ u Gu
TICK FITS may l,c oLt,i,s,I NJ ,,,,, ~ H. ;,
Railroad Offices In tile West. also On bn3rI M ~
regular Line Of Steamers ON the AIissssinnI Or i)h
river - 80 'PI'' W Ohio
wFRre nIyynys Rs low, R,,,I ttr,.
,,,t.vr -, -, - rI.I.I, =, -
- -. ~ ny OSLLeE AAouie'
ASK FOR TICKETS by PITTSBURGH.
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this the '''o
Direct Line HetVVeen the East md the
Great West.
The connecting Of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge
Mt Pittsburgh avoiding all irnynge or feTrors .,
tnges readily SppreIte bT sbi5nsr 'I T M aEnn
the Travelling PnGlie. y '''Pi''' 0' FFe'sh'' ana
Ror Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions applv
to address either Of the following Agents II liz
D. A. STEWART. Pit,.bnr,I,.
II. s PIERCE & Co, ZancsvIile, O.: j. ]. JouSsroy,
GaopPin, Port.moSi. o. r Sppogk NJ GaSsnr
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10

NIW URLEASs- 18th August, 1850.
DR. y. c. AYR; Sir: l clecrfuiy comply with
the relue' Of your agent, and report to you some Of
the effects have realized with your SarsnparilIa.
lave cured with st., In my practice. most Of the
comp aints for which il Is recommended, aud have
uund its eiects truly wonderful in the cure Of Pee-
real and MeTeiiIidi DiscdEe One of my patients
summg his palate aud the top of Ills mouth Your
sarshparilu, steadily taken cured him In five weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
nose, and the ulcerntion had eaten away cnnsdeEn-
Ole part OF it. ~ that believe the disorder wOnld
sOon reach his brain md ill HIM But Il welded 10
my administration of our SarsapariiIa: the ulcers
healed: and be swell again, not OF conrse without
H'nic dlstguration OF Ills hce woman who lad
been treated for the came disorder by mercury was
suffering from this poison In Frr bones. They had
become - sensitive TO tho weather that on n damp
day size suffered eXcruciating pain in her Joints and
bones She, too, WINS cured entirely by yonr sarsa-
pArilla In few weeks, 1 know from its formula,
which ynur agent gave me- that this preparation
soqnently, these truly remarkable results with 1t
Rrnfn lie. ~ u Z
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OUR REMED1Es BY MAIL.

Look over the list make mp case Of what kind
you choose, and inCoSe the amount In current note
or stamps BY NAH 70 address, at 662 Broadway,
NeW-YoTk and the medicine win be duly returned BY
mail or express, free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED-we desire an active, efficient
Agent for The sale OF our Remedies In every town or
community In TIE United States Address DR.. Hul-
PHREYs Co., No. 562 BROADWAY, HEW-YOAK.
Sold by LAUGHLINs & BusHFIDID. Druggists,
"a Main street, Wheeling. Nays d&wly
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aatlg gutrlllq9utrr.
COMPRO0IIsE PLAvs.

The Respective Proposition. =, :. i.
tors crtttenden ana Rice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-10
Ayers CherryP PICTORIAL
ROR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. lfIuenzn. II oarSGne.s.
Group, BroneIIitis, ImeipIent Con.
SUMPTION and Enr the REFLEX
OF COnsumptIYe Patients
in advanced Stages
M thu,

OF tho Disease.
This Is n remedy 80 uniyersnlIy known to sur,.s.
any other for the cure Of throat and 10 no
that u IL useless here publish the evidence or III
Ntrtnta Its nnriSHiled excellence for coughs and
colds and us truly wonderful Of puilionary
disease. have made Il known thru iout Tie giyjiizaI
nations Of the EARTH. Pew arc tile
even fatniltel among them who have not srl1,e r,r
stal experiences Of it efects-eoIe living trpy In
Their midst o. is victory over tile subtle and dan.
know the dreadful fatality Of these sGTdtrs ia ~
they know. too the nfects Of This FeIaetIy Ne fersi
not do more than 10 assure Them That Il has an
The virtues that It did have when making the tlTps
which have won - strongly up9n the nSdenes u
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER & co.
LEVEL. Mass.
ssF siie ny a Z. GOOD co, md b. ali Drug
slA9s' augtl-l yZnov l5.3m
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Ayers sarsaparilla,
FORPuRIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy of the suljoined varieties
Disease:
UteET& SireS. EIupfgRS. IiBilLeE IIStttSS Btoteh-
e, BoiL& BiafA5, and all STA DisedSsS
OAKLlXn Ind. 9th June. 1853.
J, Q. ATER & Co. Gents: 1 feel Il my duty to ac-
knoWleige what yonr SarSHPnrilla has dome for me-
Having Inherited RScroful0us infection, have sut-
fered from it in various ways for years Sometimes
times Il turned inwRrd and distressed me at the
s;nn,nrll. Two Y"ars aga It broke out ON my head
was painful and lOatlisOme beyond description.
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief frum anything, In fact the dis
order grew worse, At length was rcloced to read
in the Gospel Messenger that You lad prepared an
ksaIslI ~ MAJ loF GleM liV gVut H.
tntinn that anything yon made must le good. i
sent to Cincinnati and cot it, nrd used II till 1t cured
me. took It. you udvisB. In small doses OF a
teaSpoonful over month; md used almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin soon began TO form
under the scabs which, Rftcr while fell of. My
skin Is now clear, and know by my feelings that
tho disease has gone from my syttenl Yon can we'll
believe that feel whit saying WHEN tell you,
that hold you to be of tile apostles Of the age,
ALFRED Il. TALLEY.,
81. AntEony's FIRE Pose or ErynpeldS, litter and
| SIN A''e'"i, !Sorid Herd RfHJ'CCgR Sore Eyes,
Or. Robert NJ PrebIc writes from Salem n. Y. 18th
Selt., 1859 that lie las cured iivcterito case OF
D4hpsy, which Threatened to terminate fatally. by
dangerous attack Of Malignant ETgSipcLdS 10y large
i"sl-1 Of the same; says he cures the common ErHp
4 ttoRs ny u constantly.
| BroHeLoc6le, Coilre or SsreIIed Neck.
Zcbulon Sloan, Of Prospect, Texas, writes: 'ThTCa
bottles of Your SHIsapatiiln cured trUIn G0ifFe
Ia lIs1eOns swelling ON the neck, which had suf-
ferrd from over two years
! LcWeOrrhpd nr HhitcE, OrrriuH 7WFoT, Uterine
liberation, EsmGIe DisedSeE.
| Or j. b. = Claiming, of New York City. writes:
Il mst chccrfully comply with the request Of yonr
agent in saying ! have fonnd your saTsnparilla a
most excellent in the numerous complaints
for which We employ snch remedy, but especially
In Ftb,dls DiscdScs Of tie ScTufninus dRtIesis.
have cured MANY invctetate cases Of LvurOrrhul by
II, and some where the complaint caused by Ill
ccrdtion of the uterus. The uIcer5iiiop itself
s.'4n cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
II for these female 'leraDRements.'
Edward $. Marrow, of Newlury. Ala writes: "a
dangerous 0rdridH fHnOT OF the females in
'ny family. which had defied all the remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract Of SarshImrillS. Our physician
thought nothing hut extirpatiOn cOuld Hurli relief
but he Havi-ei the t'ial Of your sarsararia the
last resort before cutting and IL proved efectunl
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
OF the disease reinHins.n
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n. B-subseribtions rereiyed and f,rvnrtj.tI IL,
A. p: REBELLION. Agent for Wheeling and Vicinify
Specimen EnGraTings and All Journal can be seen a
NC Po1t Otaee. deela
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road
WINTER SCHEDULE, 2
WuETtIN0. pm Noy Ie6O

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FrnternaIly yonrs. G.v.LARlMER. NJ. d
Rheumattspl, Gom, Lfrer cbmplaint

lSDEPENBEScE, Preston Co, VA. 9th July, 1859
Or j, Q. AYER: Sir: ] have been afflicted with n
natninl chronic RheH1dtitRi for "a long time which
oatlied the skill Of physiclanR and stuck to me i'm
spite OF Rll the remedies could n,l. until tried
your SHrsapaTilin One bottle cured me in two
weeks and restored my general health so much that
am Tar better than before was attacked think
it n wonderful medicine. J. FRHAU
Jnlee Y.Geictell. OF ST. Louis. writes: II have
Geen inflicted for years with Fiction N Tie Eirer
which destroyed my health. tried everything and
Ofuker-dbwu man for some years from no other
cause thnn derdmgcReHt ot.Ms Lirer aIy beloved
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Espy, advised me to try yotr
SarsAlariln, because lie said lie knew yoti and any
thing you made was worth trying BY the Liessinr,
Of God Il has cured me, and has purihtI my bloi
~ to make \ new OF me- l feel ynunr. AGAIN
Tic best that be said Of yOu is not hair t.o6i
enough" tr s'e4
iSctiTFsS, CdReET, TuH0rs, Enlargement GIeerdfio3
CdEisT and E.EfoliatioH NJ tie Bones.
great variety or cases have been re,,or,I N ne
where cures 81 these formidable cotnTiaints hay. ~
suited from the Of this reme4ly Int our snarr
here Will not admit them. Some or them may he
iDund In our American Almanac. which the accents
call for them " i' W."
Dyspepttd, Heart DiEsdSs Fits, EpiIepsU Nslaaebo-
Iy, NsuTuEgfd. =
Many reInRrsabls CURES Of these Affections have
been made by the alternative power Of this medicine
1t stimulates the vital functions into VigotIt oHSi
and thus OveTcomes disorders which would De SrTo1
posed beyond Its reach. Such q remedy has Iobryi
been required by the necessities Of tile pe1pIe ma
we are confident that this will do for them an that
MEDICINE can do. -.
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And for the speedy cure of the suljoiueL varieties
Disease:
Sereid and Scr4filous 4gtctions, sIcl as Tlg'e's,
UlecTS. SireS. EIppfiCRS. iRIeE, IstHtsS Blotei-
e, BOIL, Bltias, and all SIN Disedses.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
o5IutBlng, 1T.
n E W G o o D $
A. p. WARE & co.

WOULD INFORM THEIR CUSTOM
EKs AND THE PUBLIC THAT THEY
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM MANU-
FACTURERs AND IMPORTERS A
LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT
OF CLOTHS, CASSIHEREs, &C, OF
THE BEST STYLES OF THE SEASON,
FOR TIEIGS FALL TRADE, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF ES-
PECIAL ATTENTION.
WE ALSO ADVERTISE OUR VERY
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING OF ALI STYLES,
ADAPTED TO ALL WEATHER AND
TO ALL PROFESSIONS. THE MOST
OF OUR GARMENTS WILL BE
FOUND---BEsIDEs BEING VERY
CEEAP---TO POSs ESs OTHER POINTS
OF DECIDED SUPERIORITY, BEING
CONTRIBUTED FROM ENTIRELY
NEW DRAFTS, SUPERIOR FITS MAY
CONFIDENTLY BE EXPECTED.
WE ALSO INVITE TEIE PARTICU
LAR ATTENTION OF ALL PUKCHAs-
ERs OF BOYs' CLOTHING. THE SU-
PERIOR VARIETY. QUANTITY AND
QUALITY IN THIS IMPORTANT DE-
PERTINENT OF OUR BUsIN Ess, WE
MEAN no KEEP FULLY SUSTAINED.
BOYS CLOTHING MADE TO Or
DER, AS USUAL.
FOR ANY DESCRIPTION or
QUANTITY OF GARMENTS FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS, READY
MADE OR CUSTOM MADE, CALL
UPON
A. p. WARE e. CO.,
l6G and l7O Main st,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
-,z..se -,A.2ee,.aas+= 81 I'D ..Qlllaptrn.

4 TTENTION!- "A fue opportunity for
n Company of Young men who desire active service
Wanted-l50 engineer soldiers for the Sapper and Miner
Company &C. Of the regular Army. proper proper
the of Is and S. not less than feet % inches high;
must be aOc-bDdied, unmarried men, able to read aud
write correctly aud familiar with the four ground rules
of arithmetic and OF good character
Term of enlistment three years. Pay from SB to S3i
per month, depending the rank attained in the
pany by merit 10 which is added clothing rations and
medical attendance, with bounty Of Sl0O at the eXpira
tiOn of the time OF estment.
As the company is formed it will be assigne
TO active duty the field In connection with of the
divisions of the army, None need present themselves
unless they satisfy the above conditions.
Apply at No IS State street. Boston, stairs, from
A. NJ to p. NJ, daily, or to WlIEELOCK PRATT, a,
the Waldo House, Worcester.
JAS b. MCPHERSON,
o3 dtf Captain OF Engineers, U, S. A.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
"Well," says he, then what's that gun car

"Well, says he, then what's that gun car
rilge doing here 2"
explained to him that what he took for Il
gun riiagp was a fat patriot backing his
boots.
1t is with raptures, my boy, that ] record
the promotion of William Brown, Regiment b,
Mackerel Brigade, to the rank OF captain with
the privilege OF spending half his time in New
York and the rest of it on Broadway William
left the army OF the upper Potomac to pass his
examination here, and the board OF examiners
report that he reminded tliem OF Napoleon,
and made them feel sorry for the Duke of Wei
lington. One OF the questions they asked him
wis
"Snppose your company was suddenly sur
rounded by regiment of the enemy, and you
had precpice IN your rear aud twenty seven
hostile batteries in tront-what would you
DO 2"
"Pd resign my commission, and write TO
my mother that | was coming home to die in
the spring time"
"Senslble patriot" says the board. care
you familiar with the history of Gen Scott !'
you can bet on it," says William, smiling
like sagacious angel "Gen. Scott was born
in Virginia when he was quite young, and
discovered Scotland at an early age. lie lick
ed the British in 1912, wrote the Waverley
Novels, and his son Whaha bled with Wallace.
Now, old boss, trot out your commission and
let's liquor"
Pause, fair youth" says the Board. "What
makes you think that Gen. Scott had a son
named 'WhahaF We never heard that be-
fore"
"Har" says William, agreeably, 'thnt's be.
cause you don't know poickry. Why" says
William, eff you'll just turn TO Burns works,
you'll learn that
Scott's wha ha' Wi Wallace bled.'
and if that amt good authority, where's your
Shakspere :"
The board was so pleased with William S
learning my boy, that it gave him his com
mission, presented him with two gunboats and
Il cannon, and recommended him for president
Of the New York Historical Society.
1t was rumore1 in camp, last night, that the
army would 20 into winter quarters, and |
asked Col. Wobinson if he couldn't lend me a
few OF the quarters in advance, as / felt like
going right away He explained to me that
winter quarters would only be taken in ex
change tor treasury notes, and l withdrew my
proposition for popular loan.
ORPHEUs G. KERR.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
QW0rtester Dailp Spp.
tHANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSSEN'S VISIT TO
ITALY MAY, 1861
From the New York lndcdcndcnt.

IIoIi llle NeH 1OTk lnutuenCcnI
We have a sad pleasure in giving to our
readers the last poem of our late special con
tribulor Mrs Elizabeth Barrett Browning,
written shortly before her death. 1t came TO
us by the recent English steamer, enclosed in
note from her husband, who is now i'll LonI
don experimenting the issne of new and
complete edition of her poet;cal works 1t will
be seen that her last word in literature is a
tender memorial of friendship Tor one of her
true friends.
snow give lands where the olives grow,i
Cried the North TO the South,
"Where the sun with golden mouth can blow
Blue bubbles of grapes down vineyard row."
Cried the North to the South.
''Now give us men from the sunless plain"
Cried the South to the North,
"By need of work i'll the snow and the rain
Made strong, and brave by familiar pain!''
Cried the South to the North.
"Give lucder hills and intenser seas,'
Said the North to the South,
"snce ever by symbols and bright degrees,
Art, child-like, climbs to the dear Lords knees"
Said the North to the South.
"Give strenuous souls for belief and prayer"
Said the South to the North,
''That stand in the dark on the lowest stair,
While affirming OF God He is eel eItainly there"
Said the South to the North.
8
'Yet oh, for the skies that softer and higherG'
Sighed the North to the South
"-FOr the flowers that blaze, and the trees that
aspire,
And the insects made of Il song a fire."
Sighed the North to the South.
''And oh, for a seer, to discern the same2
Sighed the South to the North.
''For poets tongue of baptsma flame,
To call the tree and the flower by its name!"
Sighed the South to the North
The North sent, therefore, man of men,
As grace to the South
And thus to Rome came Andersen
''-ALaS' but must you take hi7H agatH?j
Said the South to the North.
Written at the end Of May, 1851
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
Iltn 6oo0s.
j UST RECEIVED AT THE LADIES'
FURNISHING STORE.
4 r91,s- -I,+.

''A'Nl0itlNb STORE.
A now lot of
FRENCH ANN GERMAN COV,aE,rs
Corset Pads, Spiral Skirt supporters sboplder braces
N'spcnaeFs, Uc
Merino Vests and Drawers in all sizes NTor and v,.oo
LINED Hosiery and Gloves.
splendid lot Of Worsted Goods Velvet Ribbons and
Buttons, of superior quality.
We have this day received full stock Imperial Woven
Cloth skirts manufactured expressly fo~us,
decIdetly the best Skirt in use
Mrs D. will usual pay special attention to ting and
repairing Corsets; also, D:ess Making
From her long experience the business she conf
IDENTITY hopes TO please her patrons 4 general assot-
ment of Patterns Pattern cnt to fit the form.
MRS. II. c. DUNLAP
o4 df 100 Main street
no THE SOLDIERS, AND THE
LADIES WHO ARE woPKSo, FOR THEM.
We would repeat, that We arc still selling .oods for
their benefit,
AT COST.
ALL.Woob YARN. in large skens, just ought for
this plrposc, ve shall sell at 75 Gents per und.
Also, FLANNEL USDER GARM ENTS all zes.
We have just received an excellent article SHEET
ING. for Hospital shirts, which we can sell nder the
market price,
Another lot Of those large size Gents Linen uandker
chiefs, at sl5O per dozen.
n4 DIV JENKINS HAMILTON & HYDE.
WINTER HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Gents, Ladies, Misses, and Children,
in every variety.
l0o doz. Ladies' FIeecy Lined Gloves, at PIE
ldez. Gents. do. do Its. lie.
These are rare bargains and worthy special atteu-
hon. JENKINS HAMILTON. IL 3IYDE.
u4 d2w
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14


EDITOR r. T.-Having just made a lus-
cious breakfast, my boy, on some biscuit dis
covered amid the ruins OF llercuaneum, and
purchased especially for tie grand jury by a
contracting agent for the government, take a
sip OF coffee tIom the very boot in which it
was warmed, and hasten 10 pen my dispatch.
On Wednesday morning, my boy, the army
here was reinforced by a very fat man from
Boston, who said he had been used to Beacon
street all the days OF his life, and considered
the State House somewhat superior to st. Pc
ter's at Rome. He was a very fat man, my
boy, eight hands, six and half hands thick,
and his head looked like full moon sinking
III the west at five O'Clock in the morning. He
said he Joined the army to fight for the Union,
and cure his asthma, and Col. Wobert Wobn.
son tboughtfully remarked that he thought he
could grease pretty long bayonet without
feeling uncomfortable. This fat man. my boy,
swas leaning down to clean his Loots lust out
side OF a tent, when the general of the Mack
erel Brigade happened to come along and got
back view of him.
Thunder" says the general, stopping
short, "who's been sending artillery into
camp 2"
"There's no artillery here, my boy" says |
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
furniture.
rVHE PEOPLES COMPLAINT

n
That times are very hard and money very tigIs,
That the people have not ork and In bad plight
And that for Carpets and CrOckey they cannot pay high
And that, for all extras they must pass them by:-
OF this and other matters the people they complain,
And 1t makes me tce sad to see their faces hlled with
pain:
Even il my money lose, they can share il awhile.
therefore have concluded without regard to cost, to
All OF my Kitchen Goods Cutlery, and Carpets as well;
Also my Crockery and Glass Ware at a discount am
selling,
with Brooms and Bru hes, and everything, all I cannot
be a telling
Therefore ladies and gentlemen, come guy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
my Foctca station,
tits located in the Bay state Block, at the Poets
Here have good Stock of Goods and as cheao as any
upon my honor
Now come one aud'a buy your goods, and soon times
And your money is little, twill hold out If YOU buy at
the Poctical Exchange.
And should capital the end of the war he light
why hen hero energy and ambition, wich Is in the
fight,
Forhfe s battle field and if do right my customers
will rally,
And We can put flight hard times with one vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion my customers thank the tavors
that past;
Also, for those which receiving in the way of pat
ronage-may it always last,
B.-The people respectfully invited to call al
the Poctical Exchange, and examine my Goods, which
eIe dtf oRSON y. HEATH
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
A L P II e u S B. USTIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer.

Nos 296l Main street, and No . s.outhbridge street
Furniture made to order; Repairing and Vanishing done
at his shop OF at your houses Oy experienced work
in neat manner. On moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated, Extension Tables solid Black
Walnut Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber Sets Book
Gases. Desks. Counters, Show Cases, Picture Frames
Wire Screen Frames Mel odeOns. &C. made and sold at
low prices. Pulpits ami Church Furniture made to
order: Churches and HILLS seated with Circular Seats
Also will keep on hand Collins and Coffin Trimmings at
reasonable prices. ALPHEUS b. AUSTIN,
ap2 diff Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14
for Sale or Go Yet.


TRNO LET.--A first-claSs house, new and
- convenient and desiraby located, within a few
minutes walk OF the Post Office Possession given to
suit convenience Address Post Office, drawer No. 2l,
Worcester. du au2S
FHNO BE LET-A lover tenement on
~ Benefit street, containing ax or ssven rocns TO
small family. Rent low Possession given Oct lst. Ap
ply at HAYEN'S. No. 3 Harring l0n Corner. du sill
no I.ET.--Four tenements to let, with
II barns or without Inquire OF JOHN HAMMOND.
s25 dtf
ITO RENT ON MAPLE STREET-A
4 Boarding tenement Of sixteen rooms; also, tone
ment of seven rooms. Inquire a J. w. UPlAM.
AN UPPER TENEMENT TO RENT,
"A having six rooms one FLOR and two the next,
at No Wellington street Inquire Of GEO P. BRY-
ANT, Mechanics Building DIFF ol2
NRONT ROOM TO LET-Over our
Il store 2S4 Main street IiWINNELL ~ TAFT
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no LET-The House corner of Main and
Il King streets, now occupied By Rev. L. l.. Wayland.
Inquire at No. Harrington Corner. dtf s2s
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-14

Policies issued by said Agents in the above named
sponsible companies against loss damage Nv re-all
claims fairly and promptly adjusted and paid.
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