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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

The DSutlet Chutcl! - DiB otoVous OIeek siucc
1881 he diel in the faith az 4 ripo sheaf for :he
heavenly garner. lie lesyes many relatives and
friends to mourn hi8. loss but our loss Is his gain,
and We must say the Chords will 10 Done"
- s. G..
DEPARTED this life, en- tho Sth Of Nay l.at, in
Edschsld District S. c., D.. l.. BUSSEY, i'll the
57th yoAr af his age.
lie united NTH the Dapti,t Church at Rcd Oak
Grave about the year 1892, and though his Chrit-
,i.n walk, Ike maily others, WAS OF d private
character, TINT iss he exhibited u back wardness
in the discharge Of tho public duties OF religion,
ret, by his cons: ant Iud regular attendance q. his
Church meetings (when not providsn'i.lly him
dsrod) for many years pp=t, We ioel to hope that
the csuse Of religion was near his heart, AMI that
good Turk long since begun which the APOSTLE
ncrsusdoi would be performed until the Dig Of
Jesus CHRIST. lie has loft n wido9 and SEVEN
children 70 mourn their lu.s.
DIxn, Of Pulmonary Consumption, y; bis rssi-
dencs in EdgcGold District, on tine 9th May last,
D..P SELL, Esq, in tho 36th year Of Eis age.
Among the many who's. place in lifo is left VA
| cant Ly tiosth, perhaps Lnne deserve a passing
nY;irc invrc ;;,an the uuly ~laucnte! y. 7. tEl.p.
/ lie ncssessel qualities II heart end ra;nd that
showed him to &c = nU,n Of sterling worth. lie
waG OF highly respected paronlagr, but without e
sounding name. ya made lie srh..e liz lie by
LIS lClEIES'C u.H'llhfy fi' nhc l'l udI1 Out ltlAlS
known heycua his business circle srsl personal
acquaintance. Tho circle Of his influence war
permanently govi ard rapidly czt.nl;ug. GAYS
less as 20 position, yet lac nas careful - qualify
tinsclr Tor such, us in tho Providence OF God, hc
might he placed in. lie was the acting Justice
of the poaco at the time Of his death. lie be-
lungcd to that ancient and humane society known
ns Masuns, and was also attached to the Order Of
Odd Fellow. He diod in full fellowship with the
Baptist Churcu ct Plum Branci., Ct which he had
been L useful momLcr for several years. These
professions chow him to have boon a man of So
riality and bensvolont.. Iu ,i.is may be added
the many living w;incs ;cs who know him not only
as q professor, hut M pvrS"sSor Of beuevUlehce.
BY his fidelity hc had pprchaecd to himself IN
eminent position US n Imam a useful place us n
and u henry relation as friend ard king
man.
His young and ,solcr family (wifa and five
children) are left in the darkness Of trouble; but
tho departed has left an example that shines as
the light in darkness, "Writo, Blessed GRE the
dead that die in tho Lord yon, saith tho Spirit.
they rest FROM their labors and their works do
follow them"
a large congregation attended his funeral, aud
he was buried with Masonic hono1s. D.. b. |
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LATEST NEWS.
Gen. Lees Army.

MAurlxspuse, July l2.-Thc telegraph wires
Gu; acAr Mrrtilsburs July IL.
There i, constant skirmishing between tic ar
mis-. Tho cneily occxp;c. the line Of the .Antic-
tnus fiYe..
GIN. Les ;s ncar nnyers.oxn. Our army has
sccn in line OF battle since the 10Th, aad a light
expected every d,y.
The Potomac IS falling At williamsrOrt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
Vice President s~tcrhcns' Mission TO
Fortress Monroe.

RICHMOND, July 1l.-Corre' pondonce cx-
planatory Of oeice President Stephens mis-
sion, shows thu, he won't TO Fortress Monroe
a, military commissioner to cbtsin from tho
Federal authorities xi agfecineutto conduct
tue var hercaaeT according to the usagcs OF
civilized nzJivu,. After waiting two days,
Vice President Stephens was informed that
the proposition for conference WIS iiicdmissi-
bic. He, therefore, returned tothis!city.
There is no 1iewa this morning,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
pi,Ac,oud arain rhteatcned.

RlcHxosp, July i2.-We have reports this
morning of another " on to Ric hmond' by way
Of Jsme. Rivsr. Two Monitors, ,hreo wooden
gunboats, and .evtn TRANSPORTS, with'aeodtnfe
thousand trqp pc, arc eaid 10 havo passed Sandy
Point yesterday.
No other news.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
C.nnnonndinS.

The csnnoasains at Charle,ton has been, hesrd
distinctly in our town. fer foar days past-.pot
continuously hit &. short intervals. On the
Ridge, where We happored to be on sa,urdsy;;and
Sunday, tho rapnrt: wore so distinct as to b aite-
rally counted. This is tho tocsin that tbe Pal
mo.tO City Ia pounding throughout South Carroll
10. It c4l!s all South Carolinisus from ~sssssatecn
to sixty to rush to her rescue !;
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;.,c ELI Of Yiakshurg.

I've M3bi;c ncr;stcr %. The 81. says:
Eirksbnrs hes certainly fsllcp. W. have
;iIic'a, a'::h"r;.y f: saying so, US wei! as the
telegram from car special correspondent T;.n
city %; :.u!.."|! on SATURDAY,. The Officers
reisin their slice arms aid Personal basenge,
s.l i::c s:%:I::s,a is %p2rp!"l and PASSES to
m;.ain our foes. The csus's; of the %ca!itu-
!.ai:n a,c ri v:i i:cHa. 81 le:saha ;"-
count r,1s. &c rendered hc,c:t.er. i!,s pres
cnt i yta. -. have & A.u: Wit. Grant
.nnst !c fought in his advance, '.!d Mobile
'mrs, tc ready, fpr i.es moment Z! Trial sreins
:,e.-. Nov is TIC ti.no to extend and perfect
our ~lp:.it4ry organizations. The ski" are
bright in ether quarters, snd cEen bshind
ts:is dark 'vieksburs cloud We ;hlnk we can
perceive She silver lining. Vicksburg. at
best, is BIZ: .oac point On the Siississipi.i rive,
aud its fiji sives i" tic enemy neither the
river nor the valley. There is abundant
case for lnre yet. ,snG c'nstancy a;;c cour-
arc cen redeem the sit!latiOn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

A boy, applying tor refuge at q police sta
ton house, reported his 'a'c thus; First,
my father died, aud then my mother niarried'
again, and then my mother died, and my
.athcr married again, aud somehow or otlot
[ don't seem to have no parents al all. nor
no home nor nothlng."
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LOST.

nNthc evening of the 81 Infant at Bethel
" Church, an AGATE DRAcbL!T, composed
Crescent, and connected by gold beads. Attached
TO tb. bracelet is a dark marble hoar. carved ont
Of a spccimon taken from Fort Sumter as a relic
rho finder will be compensated for histreubls,
and is requested to deposit it With aFs. cA'oo
wnt,on. Ridge, S. c. 90
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LAKES !. R.coE EDITOR.
Rore Fichcts Cnptnfcd.

W. l-,rn tl.et .? FIilsy or Saturday iAst,
fourteen II N Of Ca; J US Company, nf Aliens
H,ng.r,, w:r. c.ptlred while en- picket Tho
cireuns.anees Of the r'se have moi. yet reached
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

es-It is stated that one Of our signal 0nice'a
in Charleston sigralixsd to tho Fcdeya!s 10 the CT
feet that "now ID til. time to make the attack, IS
Bsaurcgari's force is much reduced" lilo is in
irons. and will undoubtedly be properly taken
care OF.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

eas- No hu,s boon auihoriIsi By nsny friends
of Col. TAoS. G. BACON, to nominate him a
Candidate for State Senator from E'!sehsld, to
all the vacancy thereiu existing in consequence
Of the death of the Hon. A. SIuHIss.
May II, 10 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15
.Tnoxsox, 1Tly /, 1858.
MYssp,. BsrEs & CLARK, Augusta, Ca

MSssp,. BsrEs & CLARK, Augusta, Ga
GEsrs: Ism in receipt. OF you're OF yess'r-
day. 1 sin Purchasing Agent Of the Conal's.ry
Department G.. S.. A., and my inst acti0nA are TO
~i.epre,,s the purchases Of perSons paying moro
than the Government price for wheat enless they
are buying solely Tor their own family csns1nip.
tim. Miilsrs are allowed t, buy at four doltAis
-aorerunent price--and will not Us intc1t:res
with. unlass they put flour swith wheat, Mt i'uf
iolisrs, ut Q price beyond what . lar fIoh'
amounts To- clear Of all eSpsrSes' IN cHsc luey
nut their four on the mark OF, at 8 price beyond
cost and & fair profit, this -four will bc Impressed.
Respectfully, V. II. BARsKs.
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Tannory Notice.

ENRON this dsl. I viii TAN and DRESS all
e good DRY hides delivered 1t my f.ra
.vr ONE THIRD Of the Leath.r-Ailorins tho
,uwnor Of til, Hides my part 81 va lo...l n1rkes
ptice. MlHhio'Ho no
July Is 0m'
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La!a.t from l.urope.

Nav YoNK. jrly S.-Iho STEAMSHIP, City
ofWa-iiastoa, with L;ve:poo! catos of Tie
9th. has arrived.
Preach iucd:.s.ion -ulno!a are ~ ain ,.y..ya.
'Snt. 2pc!,icI; anl Lindsay, as ,hr British
iei!ie'ncDt, have had interview xii, Napo-
lco::, to whom liz gave essrr nGsss ;!,rt his
ri"r.s r':gar1ii!g the h,rerics var ri, ur-
Chung q, and ha ha': dea;.f ", sgain 10 inter
rase his good o.iec:s "a c1aia,..ion with
:-ns.ara. Nj C~tiAst ,iee.;nns, Napoleon
pra:i .ins,:; was rcsaeT j 70 renc;y TIC t:enci,
proposals i2 nc jsaEj Ii Ca~crnn,:nt ior joiut
diplomacy AMI ac''J in America.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

I.:;sN:S or SJisSCIi:l'. Io%.
r~o Do:,LaIs lcr "a i: sc.:;hni"s.: Sc ~
J.DLa.em.r i,.1y C:Hrs;' u' pate va -;
rcatAs-snI 1.r.:F@ no,Lase !: ao- ?tii ha.1re
tn .zrirs,o:-"? -: vri;.
RATES CE &I;VEH1EG;%G.
Al al,crss9n,n1,y siii tsi..se.:.d u w. 1n"-
LAR per 'S..n-,e CASH &c :.!inion lines or l.ss
f.r the frs, i"~se'sis'. anl C.E DnihAN fer
each subscautn, inse:;i>n..
A~ancnnc.r:- can1i3@.s e. ;i,s'r:cl urti: r-:2
io-.l tcn EoiIn-s.
All colrrarnieatiors nj e personal c!:arae,a-,
o5i,uafc Notices. q .por:s. oe,e.riiuns or 20
c~.Ai:ar' Of s.cr Society. kss"";:;;"a or Corpora
ton rih a" r'.a-;"d -: aft"r.~.&nerts.
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CIV S 81 ADDRESS 70 7ne PEOPLE OF
~t owing is & copy Of Gcl. Ear
ly's address Ia. The citizens of York:

IohK, pESx., June so, 1863.
20 TIE CITIZENS OF YoRE:~-I have alb
stained ROM burning the Railroad buildings
and e. rs;ioS@ in your Town, because, after OK.
a~nin.fiuI, J! aui satisiied that The safety of
Sic ,oun we,uid nc endangered. and, selling in
s!,e srisit q humanity which las ever char
actcr,zoa ny Govornm;cn. aud its military
ant;Grities, | do not desire TO involve the in.
.uoccn: ::itil ij.e same punishment of the gull.
tv. Had ! applied the torch without regard
., consequences, l would have plrsned .
Course ;il;:! wcul! halc been fully VII dicatcd
as al &c: OF Just recitation for tha unpa:aliel'
ed @.c!s Of brutality pcrpctratcd ly your own
array OH cur soil. But we do rot war upon
wo'cca Grd children, and | trust the treat
mcrt you LHrc met with at the hands ofmy
soldiers vii! open your eyes TO ths o,lions
tyranny under which it is apparent to all you
arc groaIiac.
j. A. Early, Major General, C.. S. a. |
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scpy- We have boon authorised by the friends
of Dr. JOHN LAKE to announce hin a csndidato
for Stats Senator to I'LL tho vacancy lhsrcia exist
ing.
July te' II
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For the AdVortiser.

The Southern. Sisters Aid Society acknowledge
the receipt Of $5,0v from Mrs. DR.. Lake,
MRS. LEWIS JONES, Pros.
Mrs. X. II. MWs, sec'ry.
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Tho Price Iistnbiished.

: For :he qualification Of planters We publish 'hc
following correspondence, Which VIC tns IN the
C.rstituiion4.:st froH which we learn that u per
Lurlei i. the established price that the Govern
ueut mil allvm 10 lie laid for beet quality OF
Whrut:
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AUGUSTA, Ca, June 80, 1868.

My. V. M. BAnxRs, Thcnson, d.:
DsAy SIR: We are informed that planters IN
ColuuLls county refuse tn shir wheat to miller"
in Au.usta for fear OF its being ssiSrd ST impress
ed BY the Government Agent at the dePats, IN
case they sell fer picrs ~thsH Government pres
which we understand, is four dollars per bu'hel.
II you are .o.ing in tn. capacity Of Govern
msut Agent, please do US IT,. favor Of letting US
tnnu. At yaur ~eprliss, convenience, wkxt esurse
yeu ifstona to pureuo, and, If consistent, what
yeu, instructions arc, and much ebiigs your ohe-
dent sofynph, /. RsTxs b CLARK.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

= n,y-Iu the House Of Commons, en- the 20:h
June, Eccbut!; stated lie would move for n re-
c~oeniliuu ci &c Confederate States ou juaO 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-15

Dlsp, Mt his residence in thi, District, OF the
9Th ult., Mr.. LEWIS CURRY, in tho S3rd year
Of his age. The deceased had been a mombsT Of
the Baptist Churel. 70 Big Stevens Creek since
1881 he die! in the faith az a ripo sheaf for The
heavenly garner. lie lesYes many ~rel.tiyst and
friends to mourn his loss but our loss Is his gain,
and We must say the "Lord's will 10 DONE"
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Copperas.

GUST received a supply SUPERIOR an e az IL
- tho market. 80
Hamburg, July Is I'm
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OBITUARY.

To Rcv. W. D. RICE, Sumter, S. C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-18
WORCESTER:

from the most sanguine civil war that ever
disgraced the annals of human history, except
universal acquiescence in absolutsm This
would be by far the best solution of the trou-
bles in which the north is already involved,
and those still greater which are rapidly an
preaching. But the people will not ACCEPT
such solution. They know too much about
liberty and have enjoyed too much license TO
acvuiesce at once and finally in the total sur
render of their freedom. Besides, anarchy is
ever the fundamental condition precedent to
the establishment of despoGsm The revolu-
ton at the north cannot be averted. 1t is
doomed, in the inevitable order of things. 1t
may be delayed; but it will as surely come as
suffering follows crime.
The north being now and for some time to
come, a consolidated despotism, we of the
south should prepare to resist that most dan
gerous form in which the energies of hos
tile people can be combined for the purposes
of war. Our danger is no greater than it was
before; but the duration of that danger is more
certain. Full ranks, the old courage, fresh
determination, unrelaXed energy, a firm pur-
pose to make all future victories decisive
this is all we need to win the day. Be that
day long or short, we will win it, All things
are working together for our good. If we
have most TO fear from an established despot-
lsm we have most to hope from a temporary
one; for that was all that was needed to in
sure that ultimate upheaval at the north by
which alone our wrongs would be fully requit-
ed Let us bide our time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-18

our men. Everything remained quiet during
that night. The fact that our pickets had
previously been drawn in at night to the edge
OF the town, encouraged this plan, which was
frustrated by the arrival of the eighth Maine
regiment, and placing night picket after
wards at distance.
On Tuesday night the locomotive battery
again approached and threw several 68 pound
rifed shells, striking several hut iuuring no
one. On Wednesday, reconnUissdnce in
force, commanded by Col. Higgnson, and
consisting of five companies of the 9Th Maine,
under Lieut.. Col. Twitchell, four companies
OF the 9th Connecticut, under Major Meeker,
and portion Of Col. Hgginsons colored reg
iment, advanced along the railroad upward of
four miles, driving in Gen. Finnegans pick
cts, but were not able to overtake the enemy.
After proceeding as far as was deemed ad-
viSable, and the enemy showing no disposition
to accept battle, our forces commenced to re-
turn. Soon after, the locomotive battery ap-
peared and threw several shells, but was care
tul to keep out of reach of our rifles. One of
Its shells killed privates Hoole and Goodwin,
and severely wounded Willis, all of Captain
McArthures, Co. |, Sth Maine volunteers
who were the only persons killed after my ar
rival On this occasion all the troops behaved
exceedingly well. Colonel Montgomery, with
about l20 men of his regiment, accompanied
by Capt. Stedman of the gunboat Paul Jones,
made "A successful expedition to Palatka 70
miles up the river, taking prisoners a ieuten-
ant and fourteen men, with their arms. The
lieutenant violated his parole of honor and
escaped. A quantity OF cotton, rifles, horses,
and other property, amounting in value to
several thousand dollars, has been captured
In accordance with special order No. 1852,
received from headquarters department of the
south, withdrew all the United States forces
from Jacksonville, Fla, on the 3lst ult., and
embarked them on board transports, part of
which had just arrived for that purpose.
While the evacuation was taking place, sever
al fires were set-a portion of them undoubt-
eddy by secessionists. The fires were not
confined to the lines of any regiment Per-
haps twenty-five buildings were destroyed. On
my arrival l found that many buildings had
been burned, some by rebels, others by the
Union forces from military necessity. Many
Union families came away with us, our SOL
diers freely making all possible room for them
on the transports. The expedition has all re-
turned safely.
Much credit is due Capt. Boynton, Sth reg
iment Maine volunteers, for the careful and
prudent manner in which he administered the
affairs of provost marshal during our short
stay at Jacksonville. Capt. Cannon of the
Delaware, and his gentlemGnly officers, de-
serve mention for their kind treatment of Off
GERS and men.
JOHN d. Rust, Col. 9Th regiment
Maine Vols, commanding forces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-18
miscellaneous.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN

a Lew Hammond, Esq of Charlton, has resigned
me once OF Assistant Assessor of internal revenue for
inc tenth assessment division of this collection district
me territory OF said 10th division has been unite with
Tue lZIh DIVISION, which consists of Che towns of
oxford, Charlton and Auburn and S. VIM. Smith Esq.
OF ONiotd, is the Assistant Asses or ~
samuel NJ Grggs, Esq, OF Westboro, has also re-
signed tue office of Assistant Assessor Of lie Eh as.
sessmeht division of said district, consisting OF the
towns OF Westboro and SouhborO and Daniel f. New
ton, Esq OF westboro has been appointed to fill the
vacancy, and has accepted the trust
lVERS PHILIPS,
Assessor OF the Sth Mass District
Worcester, April 49, 1863 d&wtmvI -''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-18
The Evacuation of. Jacksonville. Fla
INTERESTING REPORT BY COL. RUST.

Huron HEAD, S. c., April 4.
Lieut.. Col. C. q. Halpine, 4. 4. g., Depayt
assnt of the South:
CoLoNEL-I have the honor to make the
following report for the information of the
major general commanding the Department
of the south =
In accordance with orders received, en-
barked my regiment on the steamers Della
ware and Gen. Megs, at Beaufort, March 10,
for jacksonville, Fla, where l arrived on the
29d ult., having been delayed byrough wealth
er. Maj. Heminway, with three companies
on the Gen Meigs, had already arrived.
When | reached there a rebel battery, mount
ed on platform car, propelled by locomo-
tive, was Smelling the town. The gunboat
Norwich, which accompanied me, engaged it,
replying vigorously, as also rifled Parrot
32-pounder on shore. The enemy were soon
driven back. He was as | afterward learned,
making reconnaissance, which it was his
plan to follow up by an attack in force after
mghtfall. He expected to make the attack so
close as to render our gunboats unavailable
from the danger of their shells falling among
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-18
A. P. WARE & co.

1884, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
e RALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTUEsE, a STOCK OF GREAT Elk
TENT AND VARIETY EMBRACING
d MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
- s'N'4s able. o.a,,,, e,,,ts
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASS Es OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNsCKIAIIsED
IN PROPORTIO as, Tasteful IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK
MANSELP; AND WE RESPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXA ANIMATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF IeEA ID Y-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OLA sATISFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION no
QUE LARGE STOCK, AND ExTEN-
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassi1n eros and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALI DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE DIR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS no % AZ
DER, FOR EITuEW MEN OR BOYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AMP MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PAHCICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys Clothing.
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS At
TRACTIVE AND AS WE'LL SUPPLIED
as EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REM
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR s1s USINESS IN All RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PEsTKUNA G. Il
OF ALL PURCHASERs OF IL . n 8
CLOTHIN
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ArEW MARBLE MORRISON Pleasant

~ Street, (uear Manu. Worcester Mass-H. ID. SAN
FORD & Co, having bought out 1.-THE Monumental part
only Of Thomas Lewis Sons business, will manuiac
ture all kinds of Monuments, Mantes Grave Stones,
&c, of all the various kinds of Foreign and Domestic
Marbles Granite and Iron Fences, for Cemetery work;
Free stone, Soap Stone Slate Stone, Furniture ard Cab
met Slabs, &c, &c.
n. BAH kinds of Sculpture work done in the best
style, an Designs furnished at the shortest notice.
the shop, Pleasant street Main Worcester, Mass
References given if required. II. d. SANFORD.
mchl9 d&w3mF W. GOSLING.
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liz THE DAILY sPY:-one square" tthree fourths Of
an inch first Insertion, sl each subsequent insertion
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Mrs. II. G. DUNLAP'S, No. 100 Main street.
Without egotisnl, permit to say that all who favor
us with their patronage may expect 10 have their work
done equal in respect to the Staten Island Dve
Works Since long connection with tails business has
enabled us to become acquainted with this celebrated
establishment, are not afraid of comparison with
them.
BY our arrangement. all work brought in before
wednesday evening Will be ready for delivery Mon
day iolo"inS and all brought in before saturday night
will he finished next Thursday. ANY in sill
cotton and wooden goods color and cleanse
Grace Shaws In all coors-crimsou, s0lfcrino scarlet
purple and drsbwe finish in unsurpa ,sed beauty. just
like
our c0lors in silk cannot be beat. Ribbons we can dye
that toners need not buy new. Lace curtains
keep square by frames.
We cleanse carpets cheap and very handsome
Kid gloves colOred black and cleanscd very fine.
WM. ERDrMhN,
mch9 diff Proprietor of the N L. f. d. W.