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THE PoTATo Crop in MAS $cHusETTs-
II is DOW very generally conceded, we believe,
that the crop OF late potatoes IN this State is al
most entirely free from rot, and will give large
yield. The early potatoes, on the contrary, were
more or less faint d. The same may be said oil
Connecticut in reference 10 the winter potatoes.
Good Chenangos can be bought there tor fiiy-five
cents bushel; other qualities for forty cents and
under.-B0st0n TrdUelier.
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DR, JOSEpH RTRNSTTLL

Respectfully informs The Inhabitants OF Worcester and
vicinity that in obedience to the urgent solicitation OF
OF his former friends and patients of that place he
has determined visit Worcester upon certain specified
days in order TO give medc advice those aboring
der chronic complaints. lie may be the American
Temperance House in the afternoon of the second Friday
Of his month, October l3th.
He will be pleased meet there such o: his former pa
tents and former friends who may need his medical
vices dat Boston, Oct 10.
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CURIoUs FAcr. There are three springs
wells at Waukau. in Wisconsin, which, when the
wind is south. discharge double the quantity OF
water that they do at other times This TACT may
be accounted for by the surmise that these springs
are supplied from the waters of Lake Michigan,
which, when the wind is from the south, rises
considerably above its ordinary level on that part
Of the Wiscon coast
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FARM FOR SALE

~ CIfUATED in the Town Of Rutland ali ont "A
EssN - miles North from the Meeting House, contain
RA ing one hundred and thirty>tiVo of land d.
vide into Moving, Pasture and Woodland, with yarie
y Of FRAT The House Barn and buildings all excellent
repair. The above would be soil reasonable ,erms
exchanged for estate in Worcester For further
enquire of the subscribers on the premises or OF
COL. A. DE- Witt. GEO. E. MAKEPEACE.
Worcester Oct. 5. d3w
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DIR. i. d. MEAD.
Dentist, lls,e OF Providence, K. +

Dentist, uaie oi Providence, r. r J
NQIYYYYp Taxes hrs method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen ut Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself this City in the practce Of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession aer
the most modern and scientific methods All work will
be warranted give perfect istacIion and charges
made in conformity with The times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. 49, Main Street. sept 25 4
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DIR. o. III. BLOOD.

HfsZ Proposes TO resume the Practice Of Medi-
O1IfTYY8 cine, far rela les to the treatment of
SIS the Diseases Of Chiidrtn, viii arise from
difficult dentition. TACT thai OF the irregular
es and consequently many Of the defects OF the second
of u eth, Gauge by mismanagemert during the
eruption and before the appearance Of The first teeth
The practice OF Dentistry Tor several years past has
made the principles aud process Of denlition the
rritaons resulting from it familiar and therefore ap
propriae department oil practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Street, or at Heuse.
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DIR. HI. r. BISHOP,

@S60EO @S1s OPERATES In all branches
Esgr@M IlSTASp- Dentistry, at No 1884, Main st.
The liberal patronage he has en-
oyed In Worcester the past years. enables him 10
fer those wishing work TO great variety OF operations
ranging artificial teeth, low prices and warranted work. TO
satisfy all that employ him. June 9.
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Model of Jerusalem,

THIS beautiful and Instructive work of art, executed
l. from regular survey taken the spot in Is45,
WARREN HALL,
At the Reduced Price of l2s cents,
will continue three Days and Evenings longer,
closing Friday Evening, October 18Th
This Model combines IN character beth painting and
realty Of torm which affords the mind far more dis-
nct and life like dea OF this mOst interesting spot than
can be obtained in any other short OF personal visit
thereto. The admiration with which this Exhibition has
every where been received Ministers and Teachers and
moral people, is its best recon nnen1ation
The iu ratlve remarks are given at p NJ. and II in
the evening. Doors open at and P. M.
Admission 20 cents-SchoOls body with their Teach
ers at 10 cents each Season tickets. so cents.
Gets DIV WILLIAM II. NYE.
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PATRICK NEREN,

Information wanted Of Patrick Beren New Brook,
County Lerim Ireland He arrived in New York about
year snce and supposed be in the vicinity Of h4t
city. Any inorma' ion respecting him. will be thankfully
received by his brother JAMES BEREE, Worcester Mass
New York papers requested 10 publish this notice
Worcester. Oct Is. d6tA
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AN ELOQUENT SAYING. There is much
meaning in the following, which we cut from an
eVchange-"No snow falls lighter than the snow
Of age-But none Is heavier, for it never melts."
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NEW DIRECTORY,

THE Worcester Almanac, Directory, and Bust
L ness Advertiser for le49 lie press All heads
families persons in business within the Centre Dis
rict who do not know that their &c. have been
correctly taken by The persons who have visited every
house and shop In the village for the purpose aud all who
have removed within three weeks, who expect
remove, will confer favor the publisher, by handing
in, in trrivg, the correct information immediately,
that the directory may continue TO be tas has been
heretofore pronounced be the most perfect Directory
In the country"
All who wish avail themselves If the best medium for
zdUcrisisg ia Worcester County, will please hand in
their advertisements spkow delay to the Book JOB and
Gard Printing Office OF
HENRY J. ROWLAND Publisher
Oct 8. DIT 1873 (late I'D Main Street.
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The subscribers have formed connection in the bust
ness of Dentistry, which will be contnu at the OLD
Stand 80 Main Street. o. H. BLOOD, NJ. d.
Sent. 22-tf C. b. COOK, NJ. ID.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

% ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. so Printlns
IL Cloths and in good running order, consisting
Picker, Wilton Sons make-20 Carjs-9 Breakers
II Finshers.-l Douber-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders, n heads each Is Spinning Frames 1900 live
spindles2 pair Mules, of 4S6 and 2 spndles
Warper- Dressers-6 Leems-l Cylinder and DofJb,
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined any time application 10 M
slLAs DRsmoRE, SO Maiast Worcester ForturIher pay
tcuars inquire OF 8 B. HOLBROOK, IoiieM
Dec 26 dSiaw wtf52
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Far Sale.

Ed TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
EasA "A 81 Said house is SO by % feei, with
shed AID other conyeniences. the lot is s6 feet by
IA, convenient for large small fmily and consider
able iruit the premises For urh her particulars inquire
Of ALVAN ALLEN Is Trumbull st
Worcester, July Ii, lS4e diff
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HROSs's XpreSs forward all sorts Of par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road Newport Fab Riuer Bristol and Bayrsn.
July ~. dwtf
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FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AM
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot BARKER 1
EsTABRooKs STORE Up STAIRS LIST door on the right,
O13d1 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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"a FRUIT TREES, sc.
@zA@ The WOrcRSfQr NRzrSo rvs

HC WWWECCSGCE NWFSGFys
ell stocked with variety Of FRUIT and
ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS such Us Ap-
pie Trees. Pears Piums, Cherries, Peaches, Apicots
NectarHes Q1inces English Go.seberTies Currants FRS
and ether Evergreens, Europeaa Mountain ASH Roses
Psonies d all in fine order for nsplanting.
u The Autumn Is considered by many the best time
for aaspantinganI better selection probably b
now made Tran in the Spring. those wishing Trees &c.
will do well TO order them SOON
u fine collection of HARDY PERENNIAL FLOW.
ERING PLANTS, and the Autumn is hest time 10 set
them. AsO good assortment OF TULIPS HYACINTRs
and other BElbs SAMUEL H. COTTON
worcester, no., sept. 10. dw5w
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DIR. A. ID. GOULLET.

THE SICK MANS FRIEND. hts recovered from his
indispostibn, and is again ready attend all
sOnal calls. Office 227 Main Street Hours from to IL
A. NJ ard to P. M. tt-sept %
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FREE Soil LECTURES Mr. Russell Of Lynn will
delvtk an address the grea, issue row before the
chnaons OF the Save,power aud The duties and SeSpoi,
sIhilles of Northern freeman the present paliica eri-
SIS N the following the Coan,y Of worcester
viz.
Warren, Tuesday evening Oct. n
w. BoylSton, " ednesday "I3
Cln,onville Thur>day ZIG
Princeton Tuesday "24
eslminsler, Wednesday n25
Ashbunham, Thursday "26
VIII the friends OF soil IN the above named places
please make the necessary arrangements.
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HOUSE no LET.

"a HOUSE within 6vc doors Of Main street. anc
Eas "A within three minutes walk of the Post Office
as with good accommodating, will be let 10 a family
and he will be taken in board who will furnish heir
rooms. Inquire at lhs office. Oct. 4.
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DIED.

In this city, Sept 27h, Charles Al only child Of Richard
and susan Taylor, VI, mos and 81 dys. 9bE
In winchester H., Sept "a pr Chrisicpher c. Whea>
ton, 49, " M
In Holden, Oct 9th fect Of the late John
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Federal Street, Boston.
Large Sale of Valuable Carriages and
Harnesses.
On SATURDAY, Oct. Ia, at ia O'Clock,
eNR p At he Carriage pos;tory and Horse
kEEf 10y Baz ar, Ffderat e., Boston.
EklGg WILL be sold the entire STOCK, consist.
patterns and bG by the manufacturers all Of which
Is warranted work. and will be sold without reserve
sisting OF
BCGGiES- Is superior enamelled leather top patent
axle buggy wagons.
RoCKAWAYS-4 superior wheel fockaway wagons,
1ignt Tor one horse and The bert pattern.
bAhOUcHES-3 six seat extension top carryaIs.
standing ToP CaTTyda superior roony stand
ing top carryAlI, can he used Il close coach.
CAkRfALLS-6 superior extension top carryal can
De used for four persons, fitted TOR horses
Slide Seat Buggfes-lo superior slide top buggy wag
ons, light and can be used for 2 ar persons.
fHAEIONs-6 Albert phaetons or buEgies very roomy
and comfortable.
CARRYALLS-5s superior standing top cafryalls with
partition irOnls high glass DOORS &c.
CAkRYALLS-3 superior ight horse standing top
canyalls
CHAIsEs-2 elegant ancewood chaise superior article
CABS-2 VandeTwerkens wheel cabs
COACHES-4 superior coaches.
WAGONS open Wagons
HARNESSES-5O ge's double and single harnesses.
Ferms6 months credit tisfactOry endorsed notes
On all $500. Catalogues will be ready and
stock may be examined four days previous TO the sale
Boston, Oct III. Wltd3t
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MARRIED

.sTae ~ sh MARRIED, sa8Wa
l In New England Village, Oct 10, by Rev Mr. Richards,
MIR Job Gushing Stone, Town Clerk Of Shrewsbury,
Miss Mary g. McFeTSnd, OF Gral0ns-LCake received.
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Price Reduced. to IL I.2 cents.
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT WALDO HALL,

VTNHE Citizens OF Worcester and vic ity respect
Il fully Informed that BENNET'S GRAND MOVING
PANORAMA, and the celebrated ard popular ITALIAN
FANTocCINI OR MECHANICAL F IGUREs, Will be ex-
hiblled at the above Hall, commencing ,t
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 9th, 1913,
and will be for each successive evening with the excep
ton OF Saturday and Sunday evenngs) until further no.
tice s#&t
~ On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, there will be exhibition Doors open
commence at n O'Clock precisely.
For particulars with notices frDm the press bills of
the day.
Tickets 2a cents, each, to be had the Office of the
Panorama.
Doors open at 2 to commence at u O'Clock precisely
The exhibition TO be accompanied with appropriate
music.
The LADIES are informed that strict order will be
maintained, and they Can with perfect safety and equal
proprety visit the exhibition, either with without
gentlemen.
Liberal arrangements made with schools and parties from
the country, application at the office.
Pamphlets descriptive OF the Panorama, lie had at
the door Ofthe Hall, for cents each. Oct 4
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CHLUKOFORM.
DR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, Is prepared to Extract
Teeth Without PAIN by the this recently discovered
Substitute for Ether-CHLOROFoRM.
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THE Biacksfons Coal Cempony has taken yard on
~ TEMPLE STREET., and II now ready 20 deliver Goa
az $3.50 per ron. hs'a - I.R. BARBOUR, Agent.
'ASWofcssssr. Oct, 6is4a. H~h DIV
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VOL. lV.

VOL. Nv
UV'CcseeT, So PTOo1Ee once september 70, 1S45.
To all persons Interested in the Estate of JOSEPH
WOODS, late of LeOminster deceased, GREETING.
you arc cited to appear Court of Probate be
holden Al Fitchburs the eighteenth day OF Octo-
Der next, 10 show why the first and final
rendered by Leander Woods, the Administrator, his
administration oil said Estate should not be allowed.
d3w% CHAS, G. PRENTISS Ree
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, October 3. 1913.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ABRAHAM
sANDERSON late of Lunenburg deceased, Greeting.
you are cited to appear at Court of Probate to BE-
holden at Fitchburg the eighteenth dav of Octo-
Der instant, 10 shew cause why the instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament of said de-
ceased should not be approved and sarah Sanderson OF
said Luneaburg, appointed Administrator with the Will
annexed, OF the Estate Of said deceased.
atOl6+ CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
- WorcesteT IS. Probate Office, October 5, 1912.
10 all persons interested the Estate Of MARX
WHlTCOMB late of WinchendOH. deceased, Greeting.
Nou are cited TO appear at Court of Probate be
holden at Tempeton on the nineteenth day of Octo-
per next to show cause why the account rendered by
Elisha Murdoch and Amasa Whitney, Jr, the Admins
traitors of their administration Estate should moi
De allowed dtOl6 CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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LOST.
ROUND.
For the Ladies' !!

JUST received Splendid assortment of LADIES
y DRESS an: DANCING SLIPPERs-smong them may
be found -
French Satin Slippers French Kid Slippers Black ami
Bronze Neis Black and White Satin Slippers beautiful
articles Neis Kid and Morocco Slippers; Reeds French
Kid Sppers Mddeton's French Kid and Morocco Sin.
pers. Those in of very article will nd 1t loy
their advantage to call soon, al 1913 Main Street.
Sept. 22-du c. w. LONGLEY & co.
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GiIbert's P0teeat PIafes
CHLOROEORM.

THIS new principle OF Setting Teeth wi hout sprn.
used by jld H. r. BISHO
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CuITABLE for ktorefooms or Work Shop--situated
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs. Harris'
Flour store. Enquire Of D. Levins, Front Street. or
Main ssrees. kaSM - - Ha dtf-oct 10
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STOVES. STOVES.
WfsadOW Glm6S.

WINDOW GLASS; MA
THE subscribers are Aeents the sale Of Window
Glass Of superior quality, and prepaid 20 deliver
any quantity OF PLATE AND COMMON GLASS, OF all
sizes, manulacturcrs pricesand warranted superior
article 8 WILLARD, BRANCH u CO.,
g juiy IL dwtf saHt No. Warden Block. I
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MhIIllM CORN.

ann BUSHELS Yellow Corn. 1000 Northern, DO,
WV this day receiving BY ~ T. ~ J. SUTTON.
/ sept. s--dtf ef4leas lteq nuH es81ss s@f#i
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WANTED.

BOY l4to 10 years old rom she country. to engage
n for or years, learn the Dry Goods business
Apply 70 r. A. JONES 4 CO., fremont Row. boston
Sept. a3--wSws AZ E 81 fAs NM8l2 81
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AUCTIOW SALE,

BY SAMUEL X. BAYLEY
CARRIAGE DEPOSIT Try AND HORSE BAZAAR
Federal Street. Boston.
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GIRLS WANTED.

~f@aan GIRLS WANTED. Hf 4tnl
| WANTED 6 OF 8 American Girls to work In chop
w constant employ and good wages but those
good character need apply. For further niormaton In
| quire at this Office. lh fd 9MOct. 8 4
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GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE,

w vi" H'ehuH 81 zee sou IN INC af1oVe Daued places,
ase make the necessary arrangements
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
REMARKABLE CURE OF p,, nc

a, VI ihikIf YEARS STANDING
Mount w ashin,ion, Hei ksbire Co Mac Mo- 80.
Messrs, kErcHAM l. fIsssuAw. ~, 1911.
re"'s-fof thirty years have been afH;e,.d ut,h
, nes ssheialy DelHity, and Inian alton c.n. :.
u,oe ana ptolabsts Of the bowels, and which hsJ as ~,
a. n'euiSal treatment DIR. Chapman and other co"1,,
80 a. - iast three years of that time. nv sntf,r,an,
ICY oescripilon. Was confined to INV led nna,ias -
Sep myseii, and at last given up by nv physica" "'e 10
, iehus III despair of ever gaining INV beaItl,. in s"n qua
- "a.s usiore commenced using DIR. Unh,,,sS y ~
!" ; was entirely sPeechless and my b,r,aI 49,
H''uhidoe' nut under the heneiicent merciasn G u'ne
eno aia ihe use of DR.. Uphainis ElectuaTv H. = ,VVl'
~ a = nave the pleasure of stating the = 90 - gu
p"'no .nat my heath Is now good, aud hone 10 'he
ss1.s'in Is Sods viii, aud TO make known y many
~ ~ = Phshls EIectuary, an ia recomnead !, ,I'ues
= le''ow creatures. h helped me heyonS w. y my
u o" 1 y "i sl thai knew my case, and I csa an ~ eA
;" oue's, ,nat ~ rs IN my opinion tle hest a,.J ~ sa
,"s "otia iof fiies, or any disease of the ha.nI ,"ioile ~
- W. use IL according TO the dir .ctions I ss, ~ III
aa cure IN every one. Ysurs. win ~ "'"14se
'AP'oss'oh oithankfulness CORNEI ms u.n"st
The hsfenoni, BeIk Co, Mass. Nov 90 IN.
- aoo'e eetiihcate tells a simple ana t,,,I", ,ot'-
\, su"e,sns ana relief, OF which as physiciaa ~ s'ofy
''N ~ d case ! eiieerfuiiy end ,rse. !" WI
Nortcr-The ,onu,n. DIR. CHAPMAN.
',nd y sishslarei thus trTsA Upsam' NJ NJ ~, y
S"ti - u"ne Niih a reh. Price. sIa boy 'F
n r.t NJ, = toleste ana reisdby ksraH,g 4 He
:. /. onoh sueel, y H., and ~ Dn,s.lsts -nheM
"''us"ods Inc U ) aud canadas se"e'aty
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CHARACTER OF GEN TAYLOR.

Tn following is the character and fitness
OF Gen Taylor, we extract from IA speech made
in July last, in Mobile, by a distinguished
democrat J A Campbell,
In reference to the fitness of Gen. TAYLOR
for the Presidency he said he found these
facts in history. There had uever been a du-
~ imposed upon him that he did not rigidly
perform,
In subordinate stations bis principle had
been to render prompt obedience, In the
school OF soldier he had learned to obey.
Whea he advanced to ~stetions OF command
he evoded no responsibility incident TO them
but frankly aud ieariessly encountered them
all. lie has shown himself compt tent 10
command.
In those situations in which the passions
OF men are most thoroughly aroused-where
revenge, hate. a spirit ol retaliation are most
actively aroused, his humanity is ever con
splcuous aud alive.
la the capture OF Monterey, a brilliant and
bloody victory was within his hands. He
preferred the consciousness that victory over
the MeXlcan then, or atsny future time would
be allalned--and to iorego the pride of the
llde OF HE triumph, he spared his gallant
soldiers, aud granted even 10 his ignooIe foe
The terms winch generous soldier feels to be
the tribute which "a noble adversary in his
nslsiorlunes deserves al his hands. Here was
genuine inaguanimity.
30 lar from the terms OF the capitulation at
Monterey furnishing a cause for censure, or
Tor Withholding praise, or granting it with stint
Or qualification, they furnishing an argument
Of the fitness of Gen Ia, Tor Tor The high Office
Tor which we %recoinIned him,
It's the possession Of these high and gene
fous Z lallles Mat place him on level with
he earlier P~residents-the men whom our
revolution brought iorth--and qualities him
0 fiji .ie-ssine high office.
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NEW BOOKS.

VI" wi
THAT Great American Illustrated Romance. f Mvs
d terry and Crime, entitled Wilfred Montresson; or Sc
cret order OF the seven, bv the author of .'Ahel Parsons
or the Brothers revenge" Florence De Lacy etc.
This is one of the most deeply interest ing tales evel
issued fronthe American Press. The characters com
prise men of high and low Sogrce-men rolling in Nm
earned wealth, and men suffering in unmerited poverty
The scenes revealing scenes of the darkest dye anon.
the Upper Ten and the Lower Thousands. 1t carrie.
| you through the saloons ofthe rich and fashionable, ant
into the darkest dens and sutterranean recesses Of III,
robber, Gambler and assassin, and the danning deeds o
eaIkness brought TO light. The moral Of this rs of th'
highest order, II containing not a line, in all its lifelikt
delineations of real life of the City of New York. tina
can tinge the cheek of beautiful woman with a blush o
modesty. This number contains thirty five Beautiful
Illustrations. Price 25 cts.
Legends Of Mexico or The Battles of Rough and Read,
by George Lippard. .t
De Maneion the Knight with the Iron Hand, bv Alex
an der Dumas.
Life and adventure Of the accomplished forger and
swIndIer, Colonel Monroe Edwards.
Domhey aud Son, by Charles Dickens.
The Heroine of Paris, by Harry Halyard. r
! ne me OF Genefai Lewis Cass, with his Letters and
The Life of Gen z Taylor.
Gen Scott and his Staff
| Gen Taylor and his Staff.
Lucy Sandiord. a story of the heart, a Temperance
tale, by 7 S Arthur.
Faust, a romance oftlie secret Tribunals, by C w Rey.
nolds.
Graham's Magazine for July,
Union just reed this day at
je2s.f WAKEMAN's LITERARY DEPor, No iii, NJ ST
Mahaia RGrcen, Guardian
of Nimrod, Henry harrison, Tn the Circuit
Virginia and Ohed Green, chill Superior Court
dren aud heirs OF Lewis Green of Law Il Chan.
deceased. VS. Gerry for Ohio
Same children and heirs and County,
Ohed Green, the elder
TN pursuance ofthe decree of the Court, made in this
4 cause, | shall, on the first day of August next. at the
premises, TO wit. Al 1.-THE late Residence and Mill of said
LEWIS GREEN on Short Creek, in Ohio County, sell
The said Mill and Machinery and the tract of Land on
which it is situate. containing from Eighty to Eighty.
Five acres, more or less, to the highest and hest bidder,
on the following terms, to witt One tenth of the pur
chase money III four months and the rnsidua h, a,.I
instruments of one. two, three and four years-au Win
interest from the day of sale till paid, the purchaser civ
ing bond withgoods security for the payment, and retain.
the tit'c deedtill the whole purchase money is pahl.-
rms is a very valuable property, formerly John CaId.
weiis, situate in one ofths richest wheat growing neigh.
borhoods in the Co. The Mill is a first rate Flour Mil
with two set of Burrs and one pair country Stone. IT.
Is water grist aud flour mill with a Steam Engine at.
tached aud can thus be run at all times.
je 81, '48 ISAAC GREEN. Commissioner
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