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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

A GOOD COOK wishes situation to
IL do cooking general hnusework. No objection
to the country Apply at No. Bart street. at Mr. Fos
ter's. d3t+ rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

sed. j. EARTF p n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

Mr.. Josiah Archer of Oxford, N. H., has
five sons in the army; Josiah L., aged rs,
Henry w. aged %, and William E., aged II,
are in the 9th New Hampshire regiment; and
Nathan H., aged "a, in the 4th Vermont;
SnIlman H., aged 81, in the I'd Vermont reg
iment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

VNO WOOL SORTERS.-A few good
\ workmen wanted by the Burlington Wooden Com.
pany at Wino0sk Fails, Vt.
d3i dtt F. c. KENNEDY, see'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

7 &ITUATION WANTED-By young
~ man from the country, to learn the mercantile trade
Is twenty of age, aud has had little experience
Would not mind going into the country. Address Box
| 1876, Worcester Post ONCE. d2w+ tag7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05
miscellaneous.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CuUSETrS WORCESTER IS Probate Court =
To all persons interested in the Estate Of SIDNEY
SMITH late of Worcester, in said county, deceased,
testate:
You are cited to appear at Probate Court, to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of March next
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, TO show cause why
Dover In the lands Of said declared should not he
signed to his widow Nancy Smith Of Worcester in the
county aforesaid
the said Nancy Smith ordered to this eta
ton by causing copy thereof to be delivered TO each
interested fourteen DAYS before said court by
publishing the IN the Worcester Daily Spy
paper printed in Worcester three weeks successfully
before said Court.
Wtness, Henry Chaplin Esquire. Judge Of said Court,
this tweny-hrst daY Of January, in the year thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three
jas d3sF C1IAS E. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05
Il FOk SALE-A FARM. situated
,gor Sale or a. EFT.

'HNO LET-Tenements to let-one with
n Barn attached. Inquire of
M diff JOHN HAMMOND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

M ACHlNlSTS WANTED.-Two or
4XA three first rate Machnsts to work on Card Set
ting Machines. Apply to S. W. KENT, corner Fos-
ter and CYPRESS streets. dtf ja29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

SITUATION WANTED-By capable
~ girl, to do general houscwork. Apply al No. II Win
street. d3t* f3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

Milk Attention is called
w to the provisions of the concerning the sale,
and adultcration of mi which the subscriber intends
enforce. IL. GHlFFlN.
rs deop6t MIX Inspector.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

M ONEY WANTED $500 at 5 per
I'VE cent VIII give first mortgage on Il Farm worth
$4,000 Address a. this Office DIV Jazz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05
GGknts

SITUATION WANTED-By a capable
~ girl, to do general Homework. cooking, &c Apply
at No 5 Howard street. at Mrs FINN'S. d3t* ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-05

SITUATION WANTED-As second oIrl
~ in large family, or to do general housework in
small family, by capable girl Good reference given.
Apply at 232 Winter street d3l* IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
GENERAL BUSINESS -.


A Nh YOU u GROCER fOE
~ KLNT'S EAST IsDIA COFtPE
n" most heslthfu. economical aud best for family
upa IN tho world
Only ~ CENTS PEE rorSD
RSns ~. T..,im,r,,i, ~ ne ". tnepm., ~,
u1r l,, lc Iuy aid, esn ,.. IA x,,ho,, ,n,,.. 80
ga D'po, No lst Read, 81 n.s, {, Tssnvish CO
Ger. ,ntpied beware ~ rounterf.ii. MA
- ,..,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,, 80, -.
a - - W ~, ~, nhho IN hio VAN
800, In ~. 81, %, d,.rs,S. 'rr. ~y o'.'
-, 80, .,,' ,".,ai y u,", J.'."'i
d.or. fran, liz. AZ. a. un ,ttair. 80 soi
~ ''' -
a ~ Nnl'ohEh l!ChElo
-. p s'u b. ~ rl,, e".'' "o'. snse ny
anrs ,c..i,x .,tS.,,., AZ. ,,.,oi. ~ ~
,'o,ss I.r,II,,' .,,,nesS n,, ~ 49, t.a
the place go brosd.sy. corner Of Houston ., up
DkIEST : 2,A - CENT HAZE DYE-Eest
DIII.r ne. p.J =, o., g., a. n,',,
Il,t or T,,vn nsro, ~ un,,,, 49,, ~ ~
hsmsburst FOR sale by Drussi,,s generally 900
nASU PAID FOR RAGS Ann IN n
NIa.,.i no. 80. "a s.r,. - -.l,,...
sns , s' rsnts reg enn vo,ntns
100 ~ ~, va 49,. Ia, ~ !. " 20 ',h's u
Tnrrr,v co, ., Uoo..,sI,., ecu" "" p' 80 az
w. ~ VI 'oo'o'e"' 81 -o'
HIGHEST rRiCY PAID tOE OLD BOOKS,
An"''' CAL ."d see my prices 1el
HORSE FEEDER HORSE FEEDER
IL Thi. nav Invention I. fot feeding horses -hiie
standing In harne.. or otheryus IA. made Of heavy
Russa Duck aud o. oonstTuetra that tn. horss can
not waste an, feed tho bag Ventilated BY tho Ia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
~ TED.

~, n'st,a i.,.rso'' i,'l,Stsi 81 iSk'
%|I1[u ',.'' . ~ 'I' o> co :,
ne ..',,. .cu 20; 10 -. al l..a q, sl.hbost
\tNNrFp ~ SITUATION RY A re.
w ,r,rt,lt, ,,,,,.. SO o.. y ..i...,-.I, -.
ecners, house-ots. IN ,n,I smilc. inau-e 81
i.N' llthst
WANTED -,oGtprS ID, ,i,pt- rt,SIs-
w ARMY 81 C.rc1, SHOW. lo &, tesory a. i,r,cv
p il'' u''' ""' '''"tI 'onrtAnd - Terry
w M M H. I'D D, 4 snail. 10y lol g.
sori ruilkcr. noe. apr', u,1., i,. ia, It. /.
NNFANJlp Su.t.I iNtrLIETNr
w Boy. whcirni.sa 400. hand. ArYl, toAi-IIS
| n.'.''i " '''''' ''"H-' l-
| IA{ANTED A GOOD ~IEpN, MDl.k
w hor., to USE ia heavy wagon. Tor which Ill
s. ', ~ a re-, oi sqoi 1nmpo''d and. u.nr so'trt,
t".n a. desiiAbc .o,A..an. iu WI. ousiu, worth
x,y.>,,,S, -,
| w ~ il 49, ~ fA' NiI' blrU'.
W Ap} -'l Front ID. crfIg IA
WANItp Nltl RtNiLt NBLE GlEi
.oos .it DDG, Al e. VAT :. v- .",v uG .'
NANiEp-i GoOp' lWNtr MAKTEN
- ana ~ Nov "a''n l'e'o'. o. iAullin e.,
n''' ''n"' o. STEADY ".fA "nd sooi ""sc' l''
| \NANIEb A GOOD SMART BOY 10
open cJti'rs fo god h.nd uhcr, .Asc.
'h' paid. Apply a'o'l W.T. f,i 90. no.
w b, III, v,ei OF i'c.'. $50 ~. cr.,,t'r rp ,.,s
-, All god blt .i,..e m.kei.. iIc Loaf vasi.
an tHc 'i'y and 'tcair rori i-- thsisIr tro.i : ~
! w ihIl - iO.uAN-A IEED BON N.u
! w ..'nt Ivy .cr at,.i. % rr4igm Noe {. lido
| Pnte Alp'y h"tpt'u o. ami o',.o-k ~ 8; J. h.rtv
.tr't. Itd
! vr..-iV, ..t..t.
/ " N'if.I-\ Mlu'Nt-i1| - iiI'I
~ ~|in'i. 4 -'.t'@ts oe.I Do . bob 10. .u ttt
sai ..so: .I,1,, CHINA, g'
| 1000.
!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

OPERATORS, BAlSTERS AND IRONERS
Oior linen costs, good ~aee, aud steady work: also
h.nds sith their osn machines, leo seventh street
room g. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

OPERATORS WANTED ON SINGER
Omachinss, 10 work on blmorAi shoes: TO GOO
hands stes employment; wages 70 70 - per we.l
Apply 90 Deyoe 81, Williamsburgh 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
HORSES. CARRIAaiEs. Ae.

nor SALE--A GOOD SECOND HAhU
i coach, In hrst rate Tunning order. cheap, ~
Grand 81, Williamsbursh. eiiEPHakD 4 IlTls
Factory. IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

CHlKr HANDS WANTED Al 80. IS
- Dro4ds,y TO sew 10 thr shop, BY the piece stead
work, bur no machine lyi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

I AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE o,
ASingers or Wheeler ( Wilson's ,e-ins machine
~ork- at sSs Canal ct. ". h Wa sewing machine
fur sale ysS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

DIAPER BOXkS-2O GIRLS WANTED
l. who updentand the bu,ius" thoroughly stead
sork and good pAy tor tn winter. ssrnofs $50
taken. Apply 10 A. g. DAVIS, 40 utou street, "A
toof Isl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

HANDS NANTkD-lOk LINEN DUST
Aers. ~ 70 " lillian 1t, up stairs, e5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORs WANTED
l. good men TO 90 sshoft distance Ia ths eounuy.
&. ..ead{ men sod waSs Will be qvea <ullf "
VIM GLESCEoSS, sls Hyosdvsy a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

81 ALTON NAMED Bi a NE1EklNA-
- y s4rseon graduate Of the filnblrgh College
Scotland, ethsf A. principal or a.ss'aut has had ten
years -I2eriepce Is willing TO make himself gene
fsAy eseiul. Address Tor three dayi '. : Dor s4s
~ ori;e 1903
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

ROY WANTED, TO LEARN TnE SllNE
A1plstins busins'', one that l.. .otked Al 1t beio
preferred. Apply az l9i Canal IT. g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

ElRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND
~ having no home, may apply At the U,tl. Lodsins
House. ruS Canal Il. NY. acA4y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

L'OR SALk-l LARGE HORSES, SuitsLJ ,
for cart, truoi, " any heavy YORK; ess 81: Il .
Other go Also bihal horss, 10 hAnds, price -.
also beautiful tss IN OF Nars., with foai price ~,
| Apply ~ Chsrry II. corner hev ChAmbsn. s61
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

POf WANTED. To CUT or ARIlfl-
Ocial flowers one used TO the work preferred. hp-
ply NJ IL Third Of. ia the b,ssInent. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

DAINItKN-A FEW HOUSE FAINIEE
wanted Call from IL TO l O'Clock, a, l4s2 Bros
way, cor Of ilTS. 1913
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

W AhIED--OkEkAIO AND FINlSH-
w su military and shop worn none but rood
hands need apply Call ell tho week, At lyC and IVA
Dlvlsion q. % floor. rOom I. il Illus SCIIILk n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

nPERAIOIo WANTED On SINGERS
~ anu W. VS. machine, 90 flannel shirts; 10
ave trouble none but experienced hand. need 10 Ap.
ply, 10 voIt Ia tho shop; also button hole maker
CAL for cue week, lbs Fulton A. Brooklyn. entrance
Cranberry ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

T AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
- W; Wa machine. on family sewing, tuekins
learning. Apply At lI+. Allen At. near Delaney
In the Fancy Storu 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

! WAkTED A BOY TO ASSIST Al THE
w toohssnd No FULTON s.rset. None need sp
py who has not reference from isst place -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

4 IIsIs'' " = = I'D To " 'TKh V.N IN UI Is
~ c1f. and collars ~ Mulberry 1t, rear. L.
GORDON PRESS FEEDERS WANTED
VI at FRANK AsELRoY's, ll3 Nassau It, also .
bOy 20 lsAin. IT'S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

T AIDES TAUGHT 10 OPERATE ON
A<sinser's and ". W. msehiues by an experience
I'd operator: hemmIns. tucting and fancy braiding
taught perfec, for H. and TO ,hops after
ing At 2Gl seventh bet 10Th aud Yah st. Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

DRY about this war, md pss Ssms. into the
hands Of the negroes loud chsiTiH and
put MP their lang feet upea the = rs of
NE eslates OF which hey TAXA es ien,
] don't want. 10 b. IN lawyer in lction
of ejeeGment. I0Fsat lau9h liter I'd ap-
plause ISin6srely believe LIT unless
the gentlemen from the South will mani
fest some lingering remnant Of attach
ment to the Union, and agree that the
Consitutios Of the United 6Atss shll
preserve As ~ one people in the territory
that We occupy, the snd u shis VA VII
be occupation 7 and m. "a Hly Thayer,
whom | have newer had tho pleAsaFe OF
seeing, in adysnes ofme has illustrated
the fact that Whenever you show any place
to the Yankee TO 80 to, he goes there, and
when he goes there he stays there, and
when they propose 10 move him they End
Il exceedingly difficult. ICheers. Whom
this war broke out, / knew that n WA
urged ON by the South / hoped Inst II
might terminate carly !; I hoped that ny
Southern countryn1en-for such they are
would deselope among them souhe dss
sire to remain with US. I detected with
regret that they had prepared MEANS 70
make an assault upon : Onion that they
ought to love. i maintained silence IN
regard to il. You will excuse my ego
tism, bat now justify myself in my own
presence, | found that they proposed to
take TO themselves Fort Sumter, the forts
at Key West end Pensacola, Tortugas
and Fortress Monroe. / thought 1t was
quite essential to the dignity and pros
rerity Of the country that We should re-
tain these fortresses.i ! think 80 now
l did hope, however, that the Southern
people would put their feet on the nseks
Of their leaders, and insist upon the msil,
tenance Of the Union. But they have In,
formed us that they would consent 70 nc
such condition. They have told rs that
if We gave them blank piece Of paper
and pencil 10 write the terms OF : new
compact, they would not agree to it,
Therefore II Is = war declared for al ulti.
mate. results that can come, and / spi,
upon the Northerl man who takes any po-
sition except for the maintenance Of the
Government. Here almost the entire
audience rose to their feat, waved thsil
hats, and chcered vocifaro1sly for Soma
moments.) surrender here all opiuioua
that may sway 4 Presidential contest.
surrender all inquiry ~ to who shall be
Governor Of any State. / give up oil in.
quiry as to who shall DO Mayor Of New
York city-although have no great OBJ
lection to my friend, the President Of the
meeting. for whom | did not vots. & Laugh
teri / stand here 10 the assembled mpl.
titudes Of the past. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

,sk FIR r GIFTS.
~ Inn route, ffeigAxs or alidSscSiption saa ~
(prlasls4,l y gAnl zfren khtladeieAti, Asw YORK,
Bdeton 81 Baltimofs, 70 and nom ara point on he
Aeor691n q ohie, ksst1sky. lo1aaa, llsAasla,
Mis@sssi., isva Or Missouri. BY RAlLkoAD DI.
Is: t....,ly.... a..l:..s .,.s .....s.. !. ~.
e . as Deisi o SAc OHIO, AnsI 12rnn. xoaan0ls
fenn bnaAe114aas q ~ ~ ~
:n; ..1 q cis;;si2sS - ~ 49, "
e :: .:,::
:ss1 3. Il W. rely viz
The 9asesOI freight
To and frs.sasy p1lsiin shs avsss SysAsT ssssyL
VoRlSLE Al AK CHAkGxD ny OTHxK RAIIr
ROAp CoMPAGlks,gA n saY4b49 ada 81
MTbspartieulart msRk pack ages, tsvrA Pass.
Css1H.. \ IA ~ ..r 81 rgaEs9ts
p6 q ereaetsss s,,ser u sss'foiisS lag AxSSss =
- xTsArAsAsiAsyaA sx.i.ss.xs
Is@~ M. ~ WN 4 90 !; Nnsann1,o.
&c. AELDkUM Co, Madison, Ina.
s% I. II 4OOk1. bsaissills, ~. 81 8s
W. n. AlkMAk = CO., kvsnsviIls, lad.
s4a9is Ri SASS, =. Lssts, u hsoart. ~
S- ~ a,t & III S Ss,ssss; y.
k.ATkELY, 4 MONTGOMERY, AsypviIis,
s.rIEaCE Z Co. Iasssvnis o.
& T. HUDSON. H,gisy g;
-r m tor - ssash and wsst-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16
1865. SPIIAc lRIIECEIENf. 1853.
HEQKUK. Mt. PLEAsANTe AND
~ MUsCATIHh
- Al i = . 4 y.
uaANeE ~ r1nE. s..a'

Or and aftsr Mosdiy, kurch stA, ios3. tsins VIII
run - foliOws: @A348g@FE ---sga{ i ssgs9
~. Morning Train &
Lssvs ~ Madlssht Asndsss sxe. ptsd) u l.oOa =.
Lsstsx u tSssdays szeepsel.) Il 1:2S :. =.
AtrAvs n, AAdasNn, 0s0ba.n.
Afternoon Train
Leave RI. Madison (suhds = exc ~ It / 40 ~
Arrive At ksokuk, I" 3s2O = -.
Ls4ys X sokDk, ait r. 7" M a0 y,
Arrive 1t ~. 0adlDob, 1870.
TIE nossihg sssiAs make direct conn seldom Tia ~
Dsvsnpost 4 Rsok lsan6 Psckss. - N. Ms1koa nd
With As p. Louis Psckets, <, n. p. ~ 4 A.A ~.
and Mssassaspd ana WsDasn Valley n 3 q "a III!
epeptAi Waans will - 70 eoanocs MA N No
osA I1ne Racketa, ~ u0aSose.
Ur Asaaias ilAs e esvssnsa by cleek h 49, d
Ksotak-Ft. nadAsoa City lime hsk Aosr 80 slov.
49, y.W, 0cDka,
neA7-a 58N oesroGary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-16

nave ever received nave been from peo-
pie opposed TO me in political sentiment.
| Uproar near the door. 400 on r tsGo
on r Oh, I win go on. That d no
more than one single raid Of small lot
Of rebels. Chesrs and langhtsr.1 Ny
opinion is founded upon this. remem-
ber on IN occasion whsn ~ celebrated
49,. shhirR Day cjtcsmstapce 10
which never had any spsci6l objection,
- when We made psnch for Others and
'Judys for ourselves, and still grew warm
in the glow Of social intercourse Gen.
Shields [cheersl made this remark that
wherever the Yankee located black.
smith shop. : tavern, or ! school house,
he never was known to secede from IL.
lCheers. Can you Demsmtsr my in
stance to the contrary Why half way
between Cairo and Suck, ON the Grand
Desert. Yankee opened . hoase 70 in.
troduce the travellers Of that region to An
institution called buckwheat dpur sIsp.
jacks. llasghtsr] had them cooked 10 !
-nicety by : regular and momshtous tiok
Na Yankee clock. laughter and ch1ets.l
And Il We have come TO the poaition CALI
Cd the falling "a place We shan find !
Yankee thars sitting on the brink With
his lsg hanging over. and looking Oh and
sighiag, nstlibs Alexander for new worlds
to cohqa1sfs I'M 6hat this world i loo,
small. (Applause. Now will tell nv
Southeast bSsthren that their only chance
y to let the Constitution be their auide.
for il taeRe Yanksss oncs ret doxSS int3
Chat SaathSra tstzitosy, who have ! the.||
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
"DOUND THE BLOCK"

"On. Of those r.re fiction. ths, leave their rre, the
public mind" Its huuior 'al aud flowing ~sr Ser' Has
D. kPPtEToN / Co., Mo-. 40 and as Broadway, hsys
NOW READY a sEcoND EDITION Of the BRILLIANT
ORIGINAL AMERICAN NOVEL,
ROUND THE BLOCK.
vol i2u,o Do <c8 with illustis,iona Price 81 80
The following ale brsf few Of the notices
From tn. Albany Ev.ninr Journal
"Th!s story. unles. greatly nisiahen VIII crss'e
In tie literary world IL on. OF those r. notions
that leave their impress the public mind A. story 10
fan u power and ib'obns in Interest. IN. pot u unique
and ie e and the moral hesihfuL II
Prom The Boston TTav.ler.
The story {. remarkably clever 1t present. ms mos,
metropolis. Unise novels that spper, has no
mi.son the author being neither polsian nor refo
story be has produced uren the hspps' style and full
wit and action he evidently tno~s hb ground AID move,
rad and admired IN sooi move, has departed
from us AMI We know 'h,, such 1. not the case.
FROM Ih- Phi ads phis nosth American
9Th. name Of The sutnoT bot he need not have
been sId 10 publish H. there IL merit enough In the tss
for novels We sfonsy rceommeadt 70 puosie Attention
Prom Tie Ro.ton Saturday Evening Gazette.
would do creoii g master The writer eI-' 70 ,'vn'
porsrsturs. written by 'mc fr~P "ntrn, Of hn.i u.s.
tore and 10 humsr u and eowins river The pot Of
the .toy Of intense n,sr'. aud lhr0ssh ~ h course
TO tie dsaogemsn there !, no.Lins "sn,ync
"Th. :. vel dono-s great mer' The people
srs well de.efised-sduirsb!y Ne seem 30 taow them
Mar q IN. dl.;ins q American character
are j.-n With .sdnsy sharp outline ard correct .pprse
from Tho Msnehs.,sr ~ H. kiryr.
- brilliant ps~ novoi. e,oh smos' ~hoa' pfeesasn,
IN Ansrse, romsno- reminding ioIeiely IN q. General
fiom III. Cincinnati Commercial.
"Th. Mr., sh.prsns borders OF ihr deieioos -
issr.os. .. q -hch a. god Tl'rs high 'e..Oains
v from Tho B,,irsor. American
"iis written With Psse l q ','r lag epl'ods' sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
q. l.. PUTNAM,
PUBLISHER,
10 AL Hfo.iway.


DOCKS MAKE THE MOST ACCEPTABLE
I'D PRESENTS end are !neIhsushls nDos Il wealth ir
Children 10 revrl g. far the cc riins year.
FAlTI 0ARrsR1s CfRLHOOD. sth fdton Price
81 81 "T, noble boob Ia, hai rrsat ssl- sni deserves
The srest popularity has sgsifei only Tor s hs moral
tone Or TIE iers. Il 10 story aid the s,ceenes o. 10
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