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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27

The committee on Finance reported back 3.
B. 265-Making partial appropriations ior .ns
year 1862 which was read o third time, when
1t passed--yeas 50, nays /.
MIR. DAVIS, from the committee on Corpora
tions, reported back III. B. 477-Io amend me
city and village incorporation act, which was
indefinitely postponed. ,o- a.,
The Senate's amendment toll b. 495-the
nine regiment bill, was agreed to--yeas ~
nays !.
nation of Speaker Parsons was taken from the
table and accepted, when,
On motion of Mr. McCUNE, the House pro
ceeded to the election Of a speaker. -
Mr.. ANDREWS nominated Hon. Wm' b.
Woods. NIX.
MrsMcCUNE nominated Hon. Peter Hitch
cock IN
Mr.. REID nominated Hon. Samuel E
Browne. ,voone
The vote was then called, when Mr., WOoDs
received 90 votes. F
Mr.. HITCHCOCK received 80 votes
Mr.. BROWNE received votes.
. AS neither Of the candidates had received
majority of the votes cast, l sgl...
. The name of Mr.. Browne was Withdrawn
8 when the roll was called a second time
: Mr.. HITCHCOCK received "A votes. +,
Mr., WOODS received 80 votes. 75y
. Mr.. HITCHCOCK voted for Mr.. Browne.
i, Mr.. WOODS voted for Mr.. Andrews.
f Mr.. HITCHCOCK, having received malo
ity of all the votes cast, was declared to be dul
o elected Speaker for the remainder of the session
d when :,
The oath of office was administered by M
= Converse. Tt,
it The House thou Adjourned.
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M. eTEDMAN said that much Of the COM.
plant grew from the fact that great number'
Of men had been marched into the city before
they we're accepted. AZ 10 thisfeport, he was
in favor oft. but he held that the safest way 70
reach the evil was to request The Governor TO
rerooye the Commissary General. N
Mr., VORIS said that it was not in the power
Of this Legislature TO annul this contract,
though he believed the State has been wickedly
aecned In it. Still the State is bound by IL, and
there seems to be no way to get out of It BY
Mr.. ROBINSON explained that the House
had certainly the right to recommend the Exc
cutlve 10 annul the contract, which is all the re-
mort proposes to do. He referred to the emoar
rassment, of the Executive by the unexPeclec !e
arrival Of so great a number OF men, anu 'n'
haste with which they are compelled to act a.
to the Commissary General, he thought tner'
was ground of complaint in that quarter.
MI. BALDWIN offered an amendment 70
commending that there be paid to an agent Sc
lected BY each company, thirty cents per day pc
man, TO supply themselves with provisions d,
MI. JONAS objected to this plan, as IL wo9l
introduce go great number Of commiSaarie
TO the market, in composition with each othe
The army regulations are better, and snou'
be adopted.
The House then took recess.
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Negro Iusurrsction.

4 II..I.L n q ki,died a. the nroHpect o
0.sro insapfscon ID dasrent localities. Nowi, tht
mefoE hs free negroes 20 I'm from their brethren
"a bondage, good opportunity may not sssn one.
css q re overnn.D the coOrsd people would offer
them % .as sssg q yso 'as & snmmer He hat
viii 1ghs for freedom deserves to be a'lavs-oy
". ghIns s',ag our nsishco1 is going IT rather strong
This s O roppd 81 nsoans SonS, tns sSa D
oomnent would be useless on such paragraph as the
S sSVT m we ~ no. than our stomach can @
We submit q % vote Of our brother Democrats q n;
. Fasrsdsy. q az. i'',''' : f''4 : - -T,,'a'
Il is not our habltto notice anything appear
ing iu the corrupt and detestable concern from
which our cotempotary Of The Cribs copies tn,
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Sherif's Sale.

george y = o'9'ir' Superior Court. ~
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ri. .FA.
Is To me directed from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin County, Ohio, will offer for SALE at the door Of
the Court House, in the city OF Columbus In said coun
ty, on
Friday, the lst day of June, A. D., 1851,
=, o,.oo p. NJ. the following deserted real estate
situate in Franklin county, Ohio, towit;-A certair
lot Of land situate in section two l) township two
range seventeen I,United States itary Land pouno
ed and described as folows Beginning at the centre
the plank road at tho south-West corner Of William
walters lot no. ]; thence east with the south line
sad walters lot 229 teet, to the corner OF said lot
thence south parallel With said road 2 rods thence cas-
60 feet; thence north parallel with said road IL rods
thence east to the Of ehueys land thence sou
parallel with said road 10 o. 100 rods, to sone heuc
west 10 the cente Of said road thence north with sa
road TO The place o. beginning containing ovefs acres
Appraised at S625. sx,1
april 27-itd&4tw. q. W. HuffmAN, ehehn'
| -pnoter,g fees, "a so. s. tt'.tf..-
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In SENATE

...tt.' lin OENh e.
1iH 'a' SATURDAY, April 81, 1861.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. ~
4 By Mr. KEY-From Flamen Ball and 80 9th
ers, of Cincinnati, praying the Legislature 10
repeal the assignment law. Judiciary.
SECOND READING.
II, B. 499-Referring to cities of the first
class having population of less than oU,UUO
Referred to Mr., Breck.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. READY, from the committee on Mu'
nicipal Corporations, rec c1mmended the amend
ment and passage Of II. B. No. 464-To protect
the interest of Turnpikes and Plank Roads
Agreed to, and the bill passed. s.,f
The President signed the General Appropria-
ton bill.
HI r. No. l39-Relative to distribution OF
militia laws, was referred to the judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. STANLEY, from the Finance Com
mit.ee, recommended the concurrence OF the
Senate in House amendment to H. b. No. 366-
Prescribing the fees Of Tressurers. Agreed tt
yeas lS, nays 7--Messrs Cuppy, Eason, Fos-
ter, Harrison, Laskey, Newman, Perrill.
The Senate agreed to the House amendment
to S. B. No. 265-Making partial appropria'
tiops for 1862.
Mr.. HOLMES moved to adjourn until thre'
o'clock Monday afternoon. Carried.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27
morrAr,s LIFE PILLS.

In all cases Of costveness, dyspepsia, bilious and Vei
affections piles, rheumatism ieven and agues' oosn
nate head aches and all general arrangements OF hes'h
these pills have invariably proved certain and SPEEDY
remedy. single trial will place the Life Pills beyond
the reach ocompetition in the estimation Of eyory pa
tient. ~ st
DR.. Monats Phoenix Bitter will bo found equally ef
ncacous In all cases Of nervous debility, dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident to females In delicate health
and every kind OF weakness Of the digestive organs
For sole by DR.. W. B. MoFFAT, 335 broadway, N. Y.
and by all Druggists. msy2o-d&wlS
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SENATE.
AFTERNOON eEssroN

Va AFTERNOON eEssI0N, alCt,Js eAI
HI 1870 provide more eifectuGily for
the defense of the State against invasion.
On motion of Mr.. sc CHLEICH, the rules
were suspended, and the bill was read second
time by the title, and referred TO Mersrs.
Schleich, Ferguson, Jones, Harrison and Moore.
Mr.. MOORE offered the following Joint Res
olution:
Res0lued, That committee of three on the
part of the Senate, and -on the part Of the
House, be appointed to call on the Governor,
and consult with him as TO the policy Of .estab-
lishing military encampments in various parts
of the State, where troops can be mustered into
service, boarded, drilled, aud kept in readiness
for service on call. ADOPTED. ~ 20 .t4
Messrs. Schiech and Moore were appointed q
committee of conference on the Lease bill p
Mr.. MOORE, from thelSelect committee, re-
ported back his resolution concerning q tempo
rary recess, amended so as TO provide for re
cess from April 9th to May 18Th, and thai
members and officers of the General Assembly
shall not draw per diem during such recess e.
Mr.. PARISH offered substitute providing
for sine die adjournment on the 30th inst.tr
Objections were made to both propositions
| To the first, because it was considered impru-
dent TO take recess. To the latter, beoauss
llegislation necessary rtoplhe Interests Of The
State cannot be hnish ed-by next, Tuesday sdi
Mr. SMITH moyed,to lay tho whole snbject
on the table. ,Lostr-yeas ~, pays,6.i 80 r1i
Mr.. JONES moved 70, insert Nay 7th 9foI
May l3tb, in Mr.. Moore's resolution, Lost
On motion Of MI, SMITH, the.resolulion WsI
laid on the table. - s,.,,, y, .s-.. ~, ,t,
Mr.. sPRAGUE, from the Enrolling com nit
tee, reported the enrolment Of sundry biils.o,l
On motion of Mr. PARISH, II. 3, ,4e9 rrssTc
| natahlish Home Cnardan ~ waa road a aeonnf
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The following is an extract from q

letter written by the Rev. j. s. IIOme paSter OF the
Perrepont.street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N T., to
the 'Journal and Messenger" CINCINNATI o. and speaks
volumes in favor of that wordrenowned medicine, Mrs.
wmsLows sooTHMo syRuP FOR CHILDREN TrrrHrSoi
''we see an advertisement in your columns Of MRS
WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP. NOwwe never saida word
In favor Of patent medicine before in our life. but we
feel compelled say to your readers that this no hum
bug--wE HAVE TRIED 1T, AND KNOW 1T TO BR ALL IT
CLAIMS 1t is probably of the most successful medi'
cnes Of the day II is of the best And those
your readers who have babies can't do better than
| Law in supply.n ocg7:1yd&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27

a. Columbus has already furnished seven
Companies Of Volunteers, and recruiting isssill
going forward. Two of these Companies-tbe
Feneibles and the vedeaes--have already LEFT
for the seat Of war. The other five Companies
are In Camp Jackson. and are Capt, WALcurT'
Company, the Montgomery Guards. the steuber
Guards. and the Governors Guards, Nos 9
, Several other military Companies will proba
bly be organized in the city in few days
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gpEc7AL ORDER NO. OaI

BY request Of Captains McLane and Irvine,
they are irantferred 10 The 17sb Regiment =
Captains Walcutt and Williams win receive
their sssignmtnts as ioon AZ The new regiments
sre organised.
Regiments will apply at General Head Quar-
tors for an order TO elect Field Officers
sg4 H.B. CARIilNGTON,
Adjutani General.
By order Of Commander in.c Chief
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.ruag9 ds The Nsws.

The reader will find The latest news under our
teleeraphic head The reports and rumOrs are
Of very conflicting character. We hope that
by the beginning Of the week we may be enabled
70 have more accurate report as to the true con-
dition of things. I41 WTfl
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RIEn.

ofpeursy, at his residence in this city, yesterday
the goth instant, VIM. FIELD, ESQ.,, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the deceased are invited to attend his
funeral tomorrow Sunday at o'clock ?. NJ, from
the First Baptist Church. corner Of Rich and Third
l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27

gTMt. PARsoNs resigned his place as Speaker
Of tbs House, yesterday, aud Mr.. HiToHcook'
Of Geauga, was elected in his stead. Mr.. FAR
sossNlll sailfot Rio JaneirO in q few days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST,

A orn,ns pkLT-sKiN PoCKET.BooK, contain
inc as in money aud valuable papers The Hinder may
retan the money, and deliver the book and balance OF
contents to Senator Eason, at the American h2use,
aa,o1.dots JOHN BEoHTEL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
zNZM MANHOOD.
dINW HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JI1sT PUBLISHED, ON THE. NATURE, TREA
MENT AND RADIO AL CURE OF FsPERMATORRHEA
or Seminal Weakness Sexual Debility, Nervousness
voluntary Emissions and Impoteney, resulting from
under seal In piain envelope to any address,post
paid. on receipt ,f two stamps by Dr. CHAs. J.g
KLINE. 1877 Doweiy, New York. Post Office Box. No
a 5,G - 49, mar2l:3md&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27

lgTAbill, appropfistipg two millions Of money
Tor the war. passed the Legislature, yesterday,
making the amount appropriated for that pur-
poss, By The Lesislature Of ohio.th millions
ofdoll9ss g gySg E21.T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27

denotes and expc1siveness. u wa nol regarded
necessary, because citizens paye the power to
form DiuP'ery essccle,lcns ior 'gelf' dstenGe :.
would siren gtheb the State ih war. Such lNw
is ned bat the Goyernor may legally sppply
arms Tor bach pusposds z
After some time, the committee rose and re
ported, when the bill was referred to q selec
committee, Messrss Holmes, Fisher, Sehleioh
Harieon and Moproe,t Adj9uined, ~
HOUSE oFtREPR EsENTAiIvEs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 90.
GENERAL HEAD QuARTrRs, ArJ'r 6Es 3 soFFlcr,l
FefHfG9 .AEaf April 25, 1861.

GENERAL HEAD ouARrrRs, Ary'r GEs soFFIcr,l
EElit64 saHaf April 25, 1861.
The following will be the organization of In
fantFy Regiments numbers three ~, four ~,
eleven (ll), twelve (l2), and thirteen l3).
1870 THIRD REeIMEsr, ats
Governor's Guards, Capt. Marow-A,
Gosernor's Guards, Capt Wing-B. ~
Urbana, Capt. Corwin-C. 's SO
Springfield, Capt. Vananda-D. ''
Zanesville, Capt. Abbott-E. A gnHtf (
Hamilton, CAPT Rossman-F. tltf
Montgomery Guards, Capt. Turney-G.
Newark, Capt. McDongal-H.
Morrow, Capt. Beatty-I.
Wellsville, Capt. Cope-K.
VI a,W FOURTH REsrMENT
Knox Guards, Captain Andrews-A.
Union Guards, Captain Banning-B.
Delaware Guards, Captain Crswford-C.
Hardin Company, Captain Weayer-D.
Given Guards, Captain McMillen-E
Canton Zouaves, Wallace--F. 4
'l Hardin Company, Captain Cautwell-G,
Marion a" Captain Gilmer-H IA
Olentangy Guards, Captain Powell--I.
Marion Company, Captain Brown-K.
'... '.a- '.. 80. ELEvEsTH RKGIMENr.
Dayton, Captain Childs-A. ~ p
DA5ks county Captain PsFllszecB. PsiIisi
b Miami Guards, !" Coleman-D. a4l.
Coyington Blues, Captain Langston-E.
Miami Guards, Captain Johnson--F.
DAYTON. ~ "i Nolan-G.
Miami Guards, Z" Drury-H.
Dafke county, Cramer-I.
Z" Rerker-K.
~ D ......, ,.,. .,,s,..~.,-, .e.asH'
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The subscribers take pleasure in announcing the
Citizens OF the United states that they have obtained the
Agency for and enabled to offer TO the American
public the above justly celebrated and worldrenowned
article. Tho
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27

7FNUTFI lIlT HITINU NIVNII1N W NI ITTIIIV ETITV
nos a Hftd f1fD " eFt'Ihf ira tl9l
.ilslis f3li fibs1 ei ~ iitqa
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-10
For he Star Of the NORTH.
Resolutions.

At a meeting of the Military and citizens
OF Saltwater and vicinity, on Saturday, June
2sth, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The citizens of this community
in general, aud the Benton Democratic Un-
ion Guards in particular, have been grossly
misrepresented, and Whereas, we deem IT
consistent with our honor as men, and our
reputation as citizens, TO define our position,
therefore,
Resolved, That we are neither Secession
lists, Traitors, Tories, nor Aboiiionists.
ResoIUed, That We love orr country, its
Constitution and its flag, and we deeply
deplore its present unhappy condition.
ResolUed, That we are in favor OF recon
citation as soon as il can be effected, on
such princi plies as will be alike honorable
to the North and to the South.
Resolved, That we deprecate the course
persued by the Seeding States, yet we de-
spair of bringing them back into the Union,
or of restoring to our beloved country its
former peace and prosperity by war of
subjugalion.
Resolued, That we consider, the present
efforts to suppress the freedom of speech
and of the press, as impolitic, as it is uncon-
slitutional and tyranical.
ReSotUed. hat we oeheVe lhe Democrailc
party OF the North, the only real Union party
| now in the United States.
Resotued, That the former unparalleled
| prosperity of our country, was the out
| growth of Democratic principles and upor
| these alone, can it be restored and perPet
| uated
Resolued, That we will sustain the present
administration in every Constitutional meas
| ure, calculated to settle the present ditticul
ties and restore peace & unity 10 our nation
ReSolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Star OF the
| North, and Columbia Democrat: and tina
this meeting do now adjourn
r. J. MlLLARD, Prest.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-10

DEATH OF Cor. SrRAuB.-Col. c. NJ. Straub
a well-known citizen of Schuylkill county,
died in the city OF Washington about three
weeks ago, at the house OF J. A. Ingram, on
Capitol Hill, aged 60 years. He LEI. his
home in Tamaqua in February last, and his
family knew nothing of his Whereabouts
until the tidings Of his death were telegraph
ed 10 them. He was buried at Washington
Col. Straub formerly Sheriff of Sohuyl-
kill county, and represented the district Of
which ii is a part, for one term in Congress.
During the sessions OF 1856, 1857 and 1853,
he held seat in the Senate of this State.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-10

The ELECTION Of Col. Biddle 10 Congress
from the frs, District, Philadelphis. Is mo.s
than an ordinary partizan victory. Il =
the testimony of the people OF Disiriss
that has rarely il ever sens DemocEas =
Congress-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-10

WAR NEws.-Our Iale advices are Of not
much importance. Several lille skirmish-
es have been had in Virginia. but resulting
in no great loss 10 either side On the 7th,
forty FIVE men belonging to the Third Ohio
regiment, while on a scouting expedition,
fell in with an ambuscaGe of several hun
red rebels at Middlefork Bridge. and were
surrounded. After desperate fight they
cut their way through, losing one and hav
ing FIVE wounded Five dead rebels were
found the next day on the scene of the con-
fict. Gen. Mcclellan moved toward Laurel
Hill, on the sth, where battle was antici-
pated within tweniy-four hours, al The time
of marching. 1t was reported that Beaure-
gard was at Manassas junction with strong
force of the rebel army, and that Wise was
al or near Laurel Hill with an army of some
considerable number quite recently.
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CONGRESS This body met on the Fourth
of July according 10 call and organized by
electing Galusha A. Crow, of Bradford, this
State, Speaker, and defeating John w. For
pey for Clerk, in the choice OF Emerson
Etheridge, of Tennessee. Mr.. Grow, as
you all will remember, is from David
Wilmot's district. He has had some parli-
mentacy experience which will enable him
10 discharge the duties, we have no doubt,
with credit 10 himself as well as the assem-
bIage. He possesses no great abilities, but
by his industry, radicalism and riding the
homestead hobby, has managed to gain
prominent position in the Republican party,
noble natures.
Mr.. Lehman, OF the first District, who
contested the seat of Mr.. Bntler, has been
sworn in as Member of the 37th Congress.
He is relic, as the Republicans choose 10
call it, Of the Buchanan administration.
Fine company for Mr.. Bddle. On the first
days meeting, Senator Wilson, of Mass,
gave notice o. his intention to offer the fol
lowing bills:
A bill to ratify and confirm certain acts
! OF the President, for the suppression of in.
surrection and rebellion.
A bill 10 authorize the employment OF
volunteers for enforcing the laws, and pro-
tectng public property.
A bill TO increase the present military
establishment of the United States.
A bill providing for the better organiza-
lion OF the military establishment.
a bill to promote the efficiency of the
army, and
A bill for organizing volunteer militia
lorce, 10 be called the National Guards of
the United States.
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STAR OF THR NOR TIL.
WM w. JAcOBY, EDITOR.
BLOOMSDURG, WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1861.

The MEssheE.-The Presidents Message
appears in this weeks paper 10 the szeID-
sion OF much other matter We publish aIi
messages let them emanateffom democrat,
&c President or Republi can. This mes.
sage was written by Mr.. Lincoln, as too
strong evidence exists to doubt iis paternity,
1t is noted but for one recommendation
and that is let the present contest be shon
one by placing at the control Of the Coy
ernment 100000 men and 4oO, 600 900 Of
dollars. We have no doubt but what Con-
gress will grant him all The men and money
he asks 10 carry on this war. More in our
next on this subject.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-10

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OiSTMEET.-The
greatest plague of life. Piles and Fistnla-
Though thousands are afflicted with these
terrible scourges, if any are acquainted with
their cause or nature and resign themselves
to the belief that they are iucurable-but
an explanation of their character will salts
fy any man of common sense that they are
remediable. Piles and their kindred dis.
eases arise from costiyeness, overstraning
or neglected appeals of nature ; by remov-
ing these we exiinguish the exciting caus
es. Holloway's Pills renoVate the stomach
and invigorate the action of the bowels, land
a few applications of the ointment to the
seat of the disease VIII eradicate the piles
iorever-.ry them and be convinced.
L l.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-10

The proprietor of a bone-mil advertlses
that those sending their own bones 10 be
ground will be attended to with punctuaiiiy
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
o5lotblnu, TT.
A. p. WARE 4 co,
y f W C o 0 b S

WOULD INFORM THEIR Custom.
Elks AND THE PUBLIC THAT THEY
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM MANU-
FACTURERS AND IMPORTERS a
LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT
OF CLOTHS, CAsSyHEREs, &C, OF
THE BEST STYLES OF THE SEASON,
FOR THEIR FALL TRADE, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF Es-
PECIAL ATTENTION.
WE ALSO ADVERTISE OUR VERY
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING OF ALL STYLES.
ADAPTED TO ALL WEATHER AND
TO ALL PROFESSIONS. THE MOST
OF OUR GARMENTS WILL. RE
FOUND--BEsIDE BEING VERY
CHEAP--TO POSS ESS OTHER POINTS
OF DECIDED SUPERIORITY, HEIN64
CONSTRUCTED FROM ENTIRELY
NEW DRAFTS, SUPERIOR FITS MAY
CONFIDENTLY BE EXPECTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PA RTICU
LAR ATTENTION OF ALL PURCHAs-
EIsS OF EOKS' CLOTHING. THE sU-
PERIOR VARIETY, QUANTITY AND
QUALITY IN THIS IMPOKTA DE-
PERTINENT OF OUR BUSINESS, WE
MEAN TO KEEP FULLY SUSTAINED.
HOYs' CLOTHING MADE no 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 g. CO..
lGG aud L7O Main st,
$40 dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11

IO LET.--Four tenements to let, with
"A barns or without Inquire of JOHN HAMMOND.
SIS diff
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
for SaIt OF O. Eet.

'EO LET.--A iirst-class house, new and
- convenient, and dcsirably located, within a few
minutes walk of the Post Office. Possession given to
SUIT convenience Address Post Office, drawer No 2l,
Worcester. diff au2S
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-11
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