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At'nnIH' saai1ery.-Mr. ADAMS takes pleasure in
announcing to his friends that lie has made engage
ment with Boston Artist, Mr. GEO. GRITCHERsoN,
Gate Of Black Gallery.D In securing engagement
with Mr. CiIchCTsOn Mr.. A has been actuated with the
determination TO continue the reputation The "Ad
ans Gallery az the leading gallery of Worcester
Strangers and others invited call and see better
Pictures In Oil, Water Color, India Ink. a. Pastele
than can be found in any other establishment of the
kind in the vicinity Mr. Criticize will pay particular
attention ing OF children, copy ing cid pictures 10
all sizes, snd taking Of views in Worcester and vicinity
Gallery 239 Main stree up only flight of stairs.
uIu dff
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SUPERIOR COURT AT FITCHBURG--Judge
Brigham presiding.-The court came in at
o'clock P. NJ. yesterday. The jures were
empannelled and various matters heard before
the court. No jury trial was commenced
The first case for jury is No. 5l3, Greenleaf
VS.. Greenleaf, and will be commenced this
morning at O'clock Dadmun for plaintiff,
Dewey and C. G. Stevens for defendant.
The following is a list of the jurors empan-
nelled:-
FIRST Jry-Henry Brigham of Boylston, fore
mani Benn Aiusw 0rth OF Blackstone, Asa NJ Allen
OF w forester, William Barton OF Dudley, Nahum
Bauele OF Westminster, Richardson FL Browning of
Paxton, Joseph Carlton of AShburnham, Charles
Clark of Milford, Charles 5 Croker of Fichburr
Willard Ellison OF CXGriGge, Samuel q Gates Of
LcominSter, Eric Walker of Webster.
Second JWy-Horsce q kawsOn of " est Boyston
toremani Augustus Gates of Leominster II u G ood-
speed Of W lnchendon, George Hanson of South
bridge, Leonard NJ II osmer Of West Boylston Israel
l4arkn of Bolton, Tyler Paine of Berlin George
X Peckham of Worcester. Caroden Prentice of
Dousa James Pratt OF Sterling + L Rugges of
Fltchburg, Thomas Smith of Worcester.
SHpernnnuerarieS-Henry Wabridge OF Worcester
lhomas u Dung of LunenDurg.
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CITY of Worcester.
MAYORS OFFICE. Nov. I, 1868.

MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. 7, 1868.
Having been designated by the Governor OF the Com
monwealth. a General Recruiting Agent for the City
Of Worcester for the purpose raising It's quota of
Volunteers under The call OF the President have
accepted the Office, and qualified myself for It's duties.
therefore earnestly request the aid and cpo' ation
of all patriotic citizens in the work before us by en-
couraging and stimulating those who are willing
list by furnishing nformstion and in other ways by
rendering assistance to the authorities the state
CITY.
Volunteers will have the privilege of selecting whic
of the anzatons forming they will enter Those
who enlist for this city, by applying at this office, will
have all services attending their enstments and that
are necessary to procure their advance pay bountes,
state aid and alotments their fam lies gratutousy
rendered
Let all our citizens heartily unite in the effort and the
quota of the city can and will BE- filled.
no diff D. WALDO LINCOLN, Mayor.
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The WORCESTER CoRNET BAND announce
a grand concert for next Friday evening, on
which occasion Miss Nellie Fiske will render
assistance There will be dancing after the
concert.
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l, A. w. Clark of South Berwick Junction. Maine
hereby certify that for three years have been troubled
with deafness and discharges from the My deafness
has been such that with the utmost exertion, could
not hear the loudest conversation when directly ad
dressed to me 1 had consulted many physicians and
aurists, but could get relief Acting the ad-
vice Of friends, who by their experience knew
Dr. Lshthills in the treatment such difficult
tiesl, gave him trial. which resulted in the complete
restoration OF my hearing The discharge my ear
has entirely ceased, without detriment to my health
The cure performed upon four months ago dur
ing which time my hearing only remained good Tin
spite several colds Which suffered from) but actu-
ally Improved, that hear as perfect as
though my hea ms had never been affected.
would recommend all those afflicted with the above
complaint to place themselves under the mild treat.
ment Of Dr.. Lishthill. A. w. CLARK,
South Berwick function Ale
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-10

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Henry Wilson and Hon.
Eli Thayer were in the city yesterday, and
left in the steamboat train.
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POLICE COURT. Monday, Noe. ED
ward Tirrel of Grafton, John Cochrane of
Providence, and Edward Moore of Westboro'
the latter an offender-were each convicted
OF being drunk, and fined 81 and costs, and
committed. Henry Brown of Charlton, and
George Nelley of Holden, were each fined 81
and costs for being drunk, which fine they
paid. Kern Murray OF Worcester, for assault
and battery, was fined IS and costs. Paid
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DIR, A. p LIGHTHILL-Dear sir: l am happy to inform
you OF ny complete recovery tr DEAFNESS through the
means OF your invaluable treatment. weeks ago
Wheh placed my sell under your care, my hearing was
so much impaired that could not hear preaching
unders and nm then when he would his voice UNI
commonly loud. cOuldnOt hear the licking Ct a watch
unless when pressed my ears my head and ears
were full OF eeaDle noises My hearing is now en-.
trely restored and head Gear again as it was
before was ever affected with Oeatnt SIS
submit this for pubUcat.on, with desire to benefit
the similarly afflicted. Yours with gratitude,
L. y. GREEN, son Of b. f. Green rawtrcket r.
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July IS, 1852.

hereby certify that nave deaf for fifty years,
have had perpetual noises in my head, and have been
under tire atrnent of many different Physicians without
having received any benefit. Since | have been under
the charge Of DIR IIGHTHILL my hearing has been re
stored the noises my head have ceased entirely and
my general health greatly improved l would, th:re-
ore, heartily recommend him to all who may be SINH
lary afflicted. MARY A. IRVING.
March 20, 1863 Holden street. Brook.ine, Mass.
This is to ccrtf thot Dr. LGHrHILL has cared me of
Deafness by his sklul And scientific treatment, which
is mild and perfectly harmless.
&c. CASE, 299i Washington street.
Boston, March I, 1868.
have been troubled with disagreeabe discharge
from INV ears-caused by scarlet feversince was two
wears of age and am cured by the ehectua treat
memt of DR.. LlGHrnILL My hearing, which was also
much i'm paired, has been restored
FA STEARNS,
Son of Geo c. Steans, Doane street, b )ston.
This certides that having BEEN deaf for two years,
vas induced to place myse under Dr. Lighthls care,
and happy to testify to his perfect Success he nav
lag restored my hearing entirely.
HIRAM WALCoTT, Weltham, Mass.
hereby certify that DR. y ?. LiGHrHLL efIoctualiy
relieved prOfuse discharge from my ears, and
can testify of his such cases.
JOIN c. HAITIAN. 2 Moon street, Boston.
CURE OF CATARRH
hereby certify that my daughter, Annie f. Collier
has cared OF catarrh by DR. ishthll She has had
the worst form oft years md mere. Has been
ueriectly cured about three months ana romans up
to this time. ...... ...,.,,,,,
Boston, May /, 1868,
HOME TESTIMONIAL.
Boston, Aug. Is, 1852.
DIR. LIGHrHILL-
Dear Sir-It is very agreeable duty to acknowledge
the complete you have performed on my ears lor
deafness time standing My hearing is now per
feet as though never affected at all 1 am happy
to add my name the numerous references atesting
your skill. The benefit that you have conferred upon
ui nearing. f0sfs
IL PLYNPrON,
344 w ashington street.
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From the Waterman and Reflector. Augusta, March l6,


DR. LIeHTHILL The following communication shows
the successful treatment catarlh by Dr. Lghthill
CATARRH CURED-Dear Brethren Editors: " ill YOU
permit me to make statement in your valuable paper,
TOR the benefit OF readers who be afflicted with
catarrhal difficulties? been much troubled with
catarrh Of the worst type for twenty years 1t
gradually grew WORSE producing cough and hoarseness
destroying me sense Of smell, and breaking down my
general health to such degree compel resign
gent use OF the usual remedies such snuf OF various
kinds nitrate Of silver, water, olive tar ana inhaia
tons, bat without any very salutary effects Last sum
iner, wle Journeyng IN the country for my heath
heard of DR. Lighlhils successful mode OF reatng
tArrh in Providence, r. l. visited him and put myself
under his treatment. began Immediately to improve
and this has gone to the present time My caarrh
has gradually melted away, my cough has dlsappeared
my voice has become natural, l am more able
to preach the blessed Gospel The popularity of DR.
ghtbs treatment is that ne eleanses the inside nasal
passages it'll healing solution, applied by curiousy
constructed syringe the passage leading from the roof
of the mouth to the nose Aiter few efforts and little
practice, there is no pam or serious difficulty this
mode Of application. p. X. RUSSELL
Lynn. Mass, February l, 1862
DIR LIGHTHILL-Sir; ! have used your prescrintions
aud instrument for catar, and followed ynu direction
letter, and in rewarded by heinz nhe 10
report myself entirely cured oft Having got rid of the
dlsagreeaole symptoms ana the Ills attending cases
OF catarrh generally, felt altogether like new man
and thankfully viii! keep Won in remembrance You NAV
publish this letter if you fit. ''
Very truly. yours
Lewiston, May 10, 1862 / -AONooN'
ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO DR. LIGHTBILL.
Nj Editor; My ear had discharged for eight wears and
tne uscharge from was constant, and the smell OF the
same very diSagreeabe. NV hearing was ais, var,y
much impaired The cause of the oflrtior sror,a ~
VT lhree weeks az placed myself under Ijr Iigbi-
n care and am now enti ely cured of it ihe dis.
bad smell entirety gone 500 anu ~
Yours respectfully, HENRIETTA FLETCHER
witness Joseph H. Creasey
Mount Vernon Dec. II, 1861.
SO d3m
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CURE 0E CATARRH.

BOSTON, May 80, 1862.
DIR. LIGHTHILL-Sir: | take great pleasure iii aging
that the treatment prescribed Uy you for Ca
arrh my hea1 and throat has had the happiest effect
have been troubled several ears, assuming of
late dang firm and til catering serious
quences but thank, your skill quite recov
cred Yours trulv, HM. n. MOWER,
btower& 90 Boston and Bangor Express
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CITY AND COUNTY.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the State unatic Ilospan Worcester for the week
ending nov. s. 1858
Thermometer. Wind.


= e.
g., ...,59....a7.... SE..NE Rain
4....39. =. l....4}....W ..NW..NW
5...4O. ...6l....SW ..SW ..SW Bail
- o. TNW SW .Sw Rain
S.. .,..i4. ...42.... IN INV
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ARTICLES received by the Soldiers Relief Com
mittee since Nov 2:-10 shirts, Mrs C Burr: mrs
pickles. Mrs Osgood; dried currants and raspber
ries, Mrs A w Wilcox; lint old pieces, Misses &
spaulding; pair socks, Mrs J Wheeler; coat
2pairs socks, pillows, can grape preserve. pam
phlets, papers, Mrs II Spur. Charlton; ouilt
lint, cotton pieces, Mrs Farnsworth, Milbury; 10
sheets, pairs socks, ladies of Armory Village
Mill0ury; dozen handkerchieis, Dr.Hill's society
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News from washington.

pected shortly. Minister Corwin so far had
taken no active part in the Mexican troubles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-10

FALSE ALARMs.-By a reference to the
action of the mayor and aldermen, as given
elsewhere, it will be seen that the city mar
sinai is directed to offer a eward of fifty dol
lars for the conviction of any person who may
aid in the raising of false alarm of fire.
This action is timely. Within a few days
there have been several instances of unneces-
sary confusion in our streets, and of uncalled
for commotion among the fire department.
We trust that the action of the city govern
ment alluded to will be a sufficient hint to all
concerned in the getting up of these false
alarms, and that any more decisive action in
the premises will be unnecessary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-10

George MISUNDERSTANDING UNDERTAKER-
My Coffin Warerooms at No. 80 Front street corner
ofTrumbulll, where can always be found a large assert
ment of all the different kinds and patterns OF Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets.
Plates, Robes, NC, furnished of the best material
Attest patterns. mch28 DIFF
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Umpire WATER, direct from the Elm.
~ pire Spring. Saratoga, and for sale by
les diff GEO. r. SPIkh
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GIN. FoREY-The late commander Of the
French forces in Mexico is now in New York,
en- route for France, whittier he has been re-
called. Forey is an old soldier of the school
OF St. Cyr, and won the favor of Napoleon by
lis services, both in the Crimean and in the
Italian war. He was sent to Mexico last year,
where on his arrival he cajoled the Mexicans
by telling them that sit was not against the
Mexican people he was making war, but
against band OF INSCRIPTIONS men who were
not ashamed to sell to foreigners the territory
Of their country" Disinterested creature
that Louis Napoleon. Puebla and the City o.
Mexico are the trophies of Gen. Forey-re-
cciving for the key of the latter the baton of a
marshal of France.
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81 james CIarAe's Female IsIIis.-This we'll
known medicine is no mpGsi ion. but a and safe
remedy for female Difficulties and Distractions, FROM
any cause whatever, ami although powerful remedy,
they contain nothing hurtfu to the consi,u tuition 10
rTlud latie it Is peculiarly suited 1t VIII, in short
time BRING the m0nthlv period with 5ularty For
tull particulars, advertisement.
y. b 81 and postage nps enclosed to any au-
thCrized agen. viii bottle containing over 50
pills by retnn mail. sold by all druggists. DIM oi9
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VVoTms.-Corbn's Worm Destroying Syrup for chi
dren ard Adults. Sac AMI eficacous. 1t not only -
moves the worms but the of h r great increase
and greatly improves the general health. Price
cents. d&wly aupl
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SpeGrai 3aotltes.

EDWARD NIELLEY Jr. continues to pay the highest
price tof old papers. etc. dtf ja24
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This is to ccrtif thot DR. LlGHTHILL has cared me OF
Deafness by his skilul and scientific treatment, which
is mild and perfectly harmless.
C. CASE, 2993 Washington street.
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tlnGin is making Gard Photographs uneouslled in
TINS country. owe him call dtf mY2
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Diseases of She Nervous, SEMINAL, URtNAr
AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs.-New and reliable Treatment
Reports of the HOWARD ASS0ClATION-Sent
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address nr
SklLLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association Phadr
phis, Pa d&w3m o3I
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spIJRNETT'S FLAVOkING En-
81 TRACT, sold by - ,...,
PLANTATION BITTFRS for sd le49
Il wholesale and retail, by G. X. SPURH,
aul1 dtr POI Main 81. Il
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have been troubled with disagreeabie discharge
from INV ears-caused by scarlet feversnce was two
wears of age and am cured by the eectual treat
ment of DR.. LlGHrnILL Ny hearing, which was also
much i'm paired, has been restored
STEARNS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-10

DIR. ,. N. rourLelIOGte, Demti-t-IIas re-
suned the practice OF Dentistry with Dr.. NEWTON No.
Harrington Corner, corne" of Main Front streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-15
FINANCIAL Amp CoNMERClAL.
MoNnAY Jnly l3th l8Es

AoKDAY, July 18th, 1863.
0pRciR AHD BASK EorEs.-The effect Of
the fall Of Weinberg, and the adverse reports
from other quarters, last week, on the money
marriott wAs 70 put stop % transactions in
gold. There have been no offerings for eev-
erI days. The brokers are now quoting At
u 50 premium, buying rate; 3s 50 premium
sailing rate. Silver Is quotable ID cents below
these figures. Bank notes are again higher.
We quote a. 81 25 70 l 30 premium Sterling
Exchange, - 50 prsmiom.
BoBDs AND STocKs.-We quote Confeder-
ats bonds. 100 N loan, at $i03 70 llO, and INT
do do, Is m loan, coupon, held at 900 and int
do do, registered, 1870 and int, do do. per
cents, 100; Virginia registered stock l35; vir-
9inia coupon bonds, coupons On, 2N; N Car
oiina 6s, $50; Bank Of Richmond stock, 40;
Bank Of Commonwealth. 1915, insurance. Co.
State OF Virginia, Az Virginia Central 4. X.
stock, 100. Orange and Ale xsndris K X do,
-; Richmond T. York X X, 80.
PRoDucs, Provisions, &c-Bacon lie 10
better demand, but We still quote at 81 45sI
50 for hoground. Butter-ths demand IL in.
crsasing and prices have advanced; we now
quote 4. 81 Goal rs per 10. Cheese, 81 50al
IS per ID. Dried Fruit-Apples go per bush;
Peaches $40 per bush. Eggs 81 50al IS per
dozen. Hay $8sS 50 per 100 lbs. Lard 81 55s
] 60 per H. PNstoes-Irish $2Oa25 per bush.
Corn % 50 Per bash Corn M Meal 81 go FI enG
-obR0tho0. $oAhc<S &A10 FcApDc z oAAhy $oo
s37. Oa.s IS 50 per busheL Wheat-thers is
scarcely any offering, and that IL mostly bought
for horse feed. We continue to quote at Sc 80
~ for prime qualities of red and white
GRocKRiEs.-Sugars have still further ad-
vanced since our last ssmiweekly report.
They may Low b quoted by Wholesale at 81
75al 30 per lib. Moissses has alec advanced 10
$l2 50al4 per gal. Coffee q 25a4 Rice l8a
20 cts. Salt $50. Candles 81 25a2 50.
ToBAccO.-No transactions for ten days past
except small sale Of some twenty five hogs
heads on Friday last, but without change in
prices There are some receipts, but the ware
houses are full, and there lie deficiency Of
storage room. We renew quotations az fol
lows: Inferior Lugs $l2al8; good do $20a25;
common Leaf $25a30; good Leaf $35a40; fine
Shipping $5oa6O; fine Manufacturing $7Osl0o.
An extra qaality would bring much higher
price, ray from $50 to 900.
LIQUoRs.-Whiskey 425 to 80; Apple Bran
dy $26: French Brandy limita.ion) &i5 &c So.
LRATHER---Sele 1915 to 4; Harness 81 to
AS; Upper $5to $50; Cslfskins So 50 to per
dosen; Hides-grsen, salted 81 per IT,, dry
$3.50 70 LIS per ID.
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UOMMIgSIoNxk'S CALI OF VALUAnLp
u RIAL ESTATE on The IAST 1Ins
OF 10TH, BETWEEN YRANKLIN AHD 0lIfI
BTHEITS. AND Oh THR 1AsT side or Inn
STREET, NIAR TO VHHABLn SYREHT.A.
Commissioner appointed By decree Of the Hus..
lngs Court Of the city Of Eicbnsond, pronounced
on the 9Th Jane, 1858 Ia the eGss OF Grssner 1ra
wife, &c, against Ewords 80 shall proceed to
ssli, as public suesicn OF the premises In TIE osd.r
advertised. on WEDNAsDAs, the 18th July, Isaa
eomm:ncing 81 ~ o'olt Ok 4, IL fair; II not NE
6rst fall dsy thsresftsr) the following valoaSls
Real Estate belonging to tho heirs Of tia hx
Samuel Talbot vis:
Let. That very exesent Brick Tenement on u,
east slds Of l9;h between Franklin and Grace sta
now occupied by kr Henry gatsa This Tsnemsn,
IL liz coed orGer, ana IL not only we'll but bu, nu
ample accommodations fer . large family II has
marble mantsls, sss, and water. and 10 CT modem
construction, and II Jsally n.xt rate residence.
ed Tbs excellent and convoniently ARRANGED
Framed Tenement, with brick Basement On ahs
east side OF 18th, near 10 vsuabs street. cecu.
pisa by Mr. ------.
Sd. The vacant Lot near TO or adyoiuias the saA
Tenement, fronting IS fest run ming bssA shor, 70
fess.
TRIMS One third cash; balance at6. IL, and 70
months, fer bonds bearing interest md lille ~.
tanned Til all tas puYchass ncnsy Il fully pAid and
. conveyance crderss BY ths Ooa,t; Of III eaah, q
the option Of Inc purchasers
us 10 McRAD, Commr.
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WIN VIII am1L on y1mAY n0mHe.
w re j7h NJ soo1easi.s .: = oe.oeL :.
our slorsrooens, 10 laah stssst. isrss sne sses
''' ''''' rsssa sIeoxaDl aoons,
'''''''''S :" DRr aosDs.
Ieo pisces D sck and Hsnoy Pfiasz
S, do Nssk and laeey r .nssliEss
50 4, Dlaak ind Wh!ts Lawns
10 do White and Ed 9iA0nels
10 DO Irisn E!ascs
do vsry supssior French Brood Goth
20 d. Blsachsi Cotton
sOl dcs,n Linen Osmbrie HSkss
8, do SILK and O0tton d
Table Dsns.k, Tows,ics Bus DsnIms
Baxiapr. Faaey CAzsinsis o. Cotton Hose
Spool Gotten, Black Thread
Green BeTsgs
Cotton and Wooisa Eh;rts sud Drawers
sTAyIOElRT.
800 Fsams Letter. uote, snd Gap PAPER
100 gross 0i,lcosiS and o:hs. bsss Bsesl Pens
% Co psphaIdsrs
80 co Lead Pencils
90 600 Envelopes
-AL.O-
cass GO Go0l ksst knslIsh Q ILLS.
HAEUY AND MISCELLANEOUS.
80 gross Knitting Needles
G.co9 Asmnins 8. wing DO ieIge s!s.s
S. d0Esu Rubber Lscpa CcMts
80 do Dressing asa Pookss Combs
20 gros, Stat Buttons
200 lbs Husllsh Shoe .h,sad
20) lbs Gill Net Twics
lao pAsks Pms
Z dossu French OorRsN
Hoop EkirA Ehce Lsess
Patent Leather aud hnk Bolts
Buck fur.es, Pocket BooAs
Steel Walsh Keys
Bone ana 4 sat. suttsns, Playing Cards.
ALSO
50 dozen extra Back 9aun.le:s
- do extra kaI do do
ROpre. BFOEs HATS. Ac.
10 d 81 fns Felt alta
10 do fine Wool Hats
case very 1ns Cavalry Boots
SOD pairs l. :6iss' std AlsGes' khoss and Ct Alt
100 do Chiid1sn's do, assorted
HARDWARE.
l63 du1sn 20, kes Knives, 3 and blades
80 do Files, Hand ana Mill cav and other
linda
103 kegs Nails IS to la's
Coffee Eils Ho,ss hoes
Co:to1 end Wool Cards, Gum Picking.
GROCERIES. DRUGS, &C
Crushed Sugar, Brown gsgsr, G. ff.s
Lard, Soda, SAsence OF q De
Conceutrsted Lye, Extrasi Logwced
Epson Salts, Lausaaum fa.eso.is
Essence Peppermint, no g. borax
Cast Ete;i ard TUrpsnsins Soap.
-lLSO,--
6pi,css Q2o ysrd) beg: 1ugliih Trssing
Olosh
lease 4 :. @. cen Tea.
SLAUSErLR, FI1KLEF Il co.
~ Is Auc .i6nsers.
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Ml.s.

On tins mOvulEg Of tbs l4tb inst 1T Z o'eirek,
10 tho e. coDd yesr OF her age JULIA, daughter Of
John ann Margaret Hrophy.
7hs funeral will lsss place nj 3 oclooh to dSy.
fWsdnssdsv,j FROM ths rsgidsEcs tbs cor, ar Of
Marshall and l6Ih ste, where the .ricuds Lad &C
qasiniancet ars Invited TO Attsnl
A. Hollywood. 0Etats.asli CO, Tuesday mcsnice.
N.h lost NARY EPpES, eldest daughter Of Js&
~ srd Virgi1ia L ssksr, sgfd yeMg rnd 10
Her fansrs. VII: tsae piacs from Grace Church
this "wednesday evening At cluek. Friends
DO zoe l7ih Of juns, at the residence Of her
daughter. On 2ith ssrsct Uuion Hill Mrs LOUISA
" DkAkA In the Ssd year Of hsr aga. Sos was
formerly o; New Ksat counly. shs lsavos .
daughter AID sUu A7d any friends t, mourn ID, ir
I0zB.