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Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
an may possess bv using
SHEER MANS TOOTH PASTE.

Is warranted free from acid or any mi iriors ingred
Aens ard is unsurpassed for cleaning whitening the
teeth removing tarler, preventing them aching de
cay, at the sumo time giving them healthy appearance
as well rs hardening the ana sweetena The breath
1t leaves delicious in the mouth AMI gives univer
gal satisfaction. Whoever it once, will after
give II the preference every other dence Charles
W Sand I'd, Col Charles s. Bensi n, and Of our
most distinguished citizens. have used SHEEMAN'S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, 8nd believe ii to be
uneqnalled Reader, get box and try it, it you
sweet breath and handsome teeth.
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SRER-
MAYS POOR MANS PLASTER, for the rifng sum
OF l2 oent is without exception the best article in
shape ola Plaster in the known world. Il gives relief in
few hours where The suffering is intense.
.RHEUMATISM, Lumbago. Pain Weakness in the
Side, Chest Back Neck Loins. Limbs joints yield to
1t sooner than any other remedy Worn the lower
part OF the spine they have cured the Piles and the
sail OF the back, they heve cured Ealing of the Womb
DysPeptics or persons troubled with Liver Complaint
Will find them OF great and Surprising benefit when worn
over the part affected. Consumptives should always
one on their chest it will their Cough, and
the Soreness. Several million of them have been sold and
never complaint made against them,
For sale wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore by
sept. 22-dw3m j. CIRCUIT JR.
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Rich Fancy Goods, Perfumery &c.

ASAS@A = c4AOB @4JVAS, "a AAAASI 49,
g A. ROWLAND, No. 1856, Main Street, has now in
~ store, the largest assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, PERU merry, &C.,
to he found in any in Worcester and is daily
ceiythg additions from New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
aud elsewhere Cutlery-as Knives Of all kinds, Sssors,
Rasors. Srops Soap and Brushes, Combs OF all kinds
Pearl and Agate Buttons, Hooks aud Eyes, Needles Pins
Brushes for Clothes, H4if Teeth, Nails &c, Bead and
steel Bags and Purses very rich Gard Cases, Wa~
assels Fringes Bag and Purse Tops Purse Twist Fancy
Visiting and Friendship Cards, ali the varieties Billet
Paper and Fancy Envelopes of all kinds very nice
Gold Pencils, with Gold PENS Gold Pens ia Silver
Cases for 81 25 Silver Pencils with Stone Heads. Ladies
and Others visiting Worcester, requested call and
examine for themselves Prices as low as the lowest.
Sept l9-d9tw3t
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A RARE CHAM ;El,--FOR SALE,


s7slsl-st. raNHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
5ss,S<A1ES ! located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
Ss5#5l,tsas of Worcester four minutes walk from the
IT, Bai@ Court House, Iaie the properly OF Hon.
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from four
--acs&7a'~ five of choice land, bounded vest
ery 40 feet on Lincoln street. southery Kendall
Street $50 feet eastery Oak Avenue nearly 800 feet,
and nOrthery the Rev. AlonZo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas. There are the premises, good Barn,
recently erected and from thousand TO fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF the fin
est varieties Apples Pears Peaches, Pums, Ounces
The other portions OF the land in grass and gran
and are suitable for gardening. There is copous and
permanent spring of water IN the lot capable OF being used
for artificial fish pond or other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance for any gentle
man wishing TO provide himself with beautiful private
residences or, may be divided into lots to afford
the opportunity profitable speculation. If not sold
private SALE will be divided into lots and sold
Auction.
For further information, am permitted refer to Rev.
ALoNzo I'LL, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, or P. W. WAIT,
keeper of me American Temperance Exchange.
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester June 23 I84s. dwtf
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NEARL1 UPFUeI IL TIT EAUIAN GE.
The subscriber is happy to inform the citizens of Wor-
and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s, L. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving
opportunity those who have called aad have had
chance to Sit account previous engagements and
crowded state oil my call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation artist OF superior and skin any
who have visited Worcester is well established to
need any comments, suffice say that ne has received
Diplomas and Medals for DaguerreotyPes exhibited
In New York. and is the ONLY Daguerreoty pist in Wor
Jester who has received Premium, advertisements
lOCOntrary Notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my Rooms to tlUjce the size Of any
0erS ia This city, would invite citizens and strangers TO
CALL whether contemplating sitting not.
June &. diff GEO. ADAMS.
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Blankets,

En PAIRS OF WHITNEY and BATH BLANK.
e)}b ETS, OF all Kinds Comprising some very heavy
and fine taiIed Blankets IL long and GOO variety
OF cheaper qualities, Just opened at
Worcester Sept 20 CHAMBERl ms
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BOOK TRADE.
HOW TO RAISE WATER,


4
cJslaus H1Es o. Hfuas-Llls Aku MECHANICS.
II Of Hydraulic snd other Machines for raisins Va
Ter. ancient sd modern glth observations 90 various
subjects connected Nth the Mechanic Arts including he
Progressive Development " the ,teamE Engine. DescrF
sons % every variety ~ Bellows, Piston and hotAfy
Pumps Fir-knsinrs ffsf-r-kauis. Pr-ssure-En nrsf
Ar-Mschines EotpIlt' &c. Remarks 90 Ancient W--l-i
Alr-Beds C9sWh--is, bl0vpiprs, Bellows u Yaroas
P-0p-t Magic 0ollets steam Idols and other hach nrfy
81 Ancient Temples t. ~hch are added Ekp-ri n-nis
BIoVius aud >poutug Tubes and other oritu "a De
Nature Modes .nd Machinery fgf raising Wai-i
Historical Notices respecting phons Fountains W tiet
ORGANS, Ci-psydrr ri pes. F.iges Cocks, a. 10 I've
Books. By THOMAS EWBsSS illustrated - go -
cravings.
THIS volume, the various machinery connected viii
he raising NJ wzf-r IS very interesting production nt-
Jl.y o. ihe Experimental Philosopher The Mechanica
and the Operative Trafcsnan, who engaged n ne re-
.-arches and work combined with the objects sp-chea W
he Treatise, bot sso every ordinary reader who Is 50
citoust0 -ulsrss his general Information. znd Who wishtf
combine amusement with the topics which sttraci h'
attention.
~ The shove work publishing in EisHr PASr'
or Numbers, ~ = cents each.
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Tribune Buildings. New-f0rk.
~ The Fonr.h Number Of the above Work - now PUB
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states by n1 and Posfnasters remiung ne Fite Doa'
will be entitled % three perfect copies 90 the whole "ofs
Remittsnces sent by mail are a. our risk ,
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We have received the Belize lHondurasl Ob-
,7rer to January IS, from which NC make the following
extracts;
From the Observer Of Jan. Q.
CENTRAL America We have letters ard papers from
the interior down 20 the 9Th ut and learn tat IN couse
ueuce % the recent demonstration msde al IruHiHo ny
D. NJ. ship Alarm, and also al San Juan 600 tfoOFs nom
s.nay aqua aud Leon ~ r0Ufe for san Jusn.
We learn, however from Mosquito that oispe Oh had
r.cev from LORD Palmefslun, stating tuai thr
ION At boundary had been delitely Arranged should
bis prove correct, we esume the whole anAT VIII De
suiicabiy adiusted.
From the same paper Of Jan. d.
GENITAL AMERICA-Ne have received information
rom the Interior hat revolution has broken out IN q
srlaa headed by Padre LOhos who has declared against
President CarIeia aud IA favor of monarchy All mail
Communication has been suspended 10 Consequence, s.
hat have definite news as % success Of either
party
RUNS OF TiKAL-ln one of our former numbers, we
.atd that some Old cd fees had been dlscovc ed n the
district Of Peten, al two days journey from the CspA
The cOrIegd0r Of that district IN private letter dated
Oh Of October The road has hss been conclud
ind It three days journey the old City OF Thai IN
he municipality Of San Jose 10 the essnorth east, ne'
he River Bravo tributary OF The famous Rio dondo the
ssd of which in tins district, ana whose enb0uchure
limits the territory Of Belize
The "a ruins are situated toward Chnchsni town OF
Tucatau which cosBs according 70 what has hitherto
discovered. Of three very elevetea buildings situated
% beautiful square and Of other houses Of lime and
foae uith figures Of u stone In The hles OIL them
I'D this have afcerlsued by information from the Gov
rnc OF s.r Jose aud shall quickly there, examine
make rep0rt on them. myself and send what may be
arried away aud those that are not shall make oa"
nes q
The Peteneros will then have the pleasure Of being viz
led f- curious travellers of Europe, snd these monu-
o veInmeut i pleased make after selecting what Is
eroper TO send 10 our museum.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


Nobody longer denies that the substance Of e
Treaty has been received by the President from
Gen Scott and that il has been the subject Of pro
longed and animated consideration in the Cabinet
We understand that Mr.. Polk end a majority Of bis
constitutional advisers have decided to submit It to
the Senate. and that it may be expected TO go in
to-day. unless Mr.. Adams's illness should mean
time have a fatal termination
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NRw-souH, "WEDNESDAY MoaNING FEBRUARY I>is

KENrucRr The Wings Fayeite met "a Lex
Inst0n 0n flr lasi alsslt rs buttons DID f,vlr 0f
Whg National Conveuti"n, poihirl tiy delegates O.
re W hE STATE C0rVenuan n Do r. Tuesday, Wih il-
sfrnc8rs 90 vote r the persons Candidates f1f tie
ces ofGlveror snd LEA. Governor Who their orn-
Ion m sy be best qualified % bear re WAX naz o De-
STATE n triumph AID requested ne same my telezates
% attend Dlsfr..t Convention n Lexington the third
Aoudiy in March f1r The selection % Delegate n on
that district % the National Convention. Louisville
Tar HlsroRlcaL SOCIETY % GEoHGla-Tne
Annig.rssry Ce.bflIon of the b historical Society of
Georgia took ace savanna 90 saturday lat lt
The ninth Of Society aud ne n1 n1r-i a1d teeli
~ the landing OF Og-thorpe The military ltepuhlicau
g@s xsrs our u hoaor Of the 0-cason, and Hon r J.
Warden delivered the Anniversary Dratiou The early
Colonial ard Revolutionary hsi9fy Of Georsia wss ~
princi pal theme SD 20 compm-n-d 10 isst terms the
.sbon of The Society which be ador-ssed
INTERFERING wIrH THE TstEoRAPH WIRES
most outrageous act 0f w.ut1u -i vas recently COM
nied upon ihe sieusph F.ro. q ihe Mobile and New
o. ars line Ne4rit three miles n the Nire this side Of
Pearl yer were pulled down aut glass knobs upon the
~ OF re posts broken.
AMERlcANsI GERMANY.-Privaie accounts from
G-rnany iaf u, that thsrrsre AZ this sht-sn
NJ Americans studying IN the University Of Berlin
They are south, north ald west Of our Uniou.
W. learn tat the geoos and other Of that
city perus@d with great interest and appro-
tf oo The reports II Col Fremoutin California Published
some time $40 by Congress Psee-s 90 these reports
rad 20 several societies 10 Berlin d. properly app inieo
persons. lsonih Caro- nlsn.
SNIP FEVER The Erirs Queen. Campbell.
t-r which arrived the Pc no on wednesday night
fy days from Liverpool brought over 20 pas-e gers
FIVE % whom cbin pas-nE-rs The ship fever broke
the voyage ard the former Csptsi1 D1nadso1 and
sN cen passerg-rs died the v1y.sf great num1er
NJ tn- POOR grants on board are GOV doen Sl.h nus
terrible disorder is o. PIC. FEB IT,
FATAL AcciDEST-WI Eiyau, lsborer.
employed the s1esr house in Fast Boston wsssevete
crashed by the falling him 70 Two brres OF sugar on
Saturday sveuuF hifTsp7riei bat be died YESTERDAY
Pc han 's end tvo o-three children eo't jour @Ist
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MEDICINES.
sANps's sARSAPARILLA,

s., "a, --m,ggl a.4 per-ssasri cur Of al. A'sas'
s,l,sr troa. an ,n,y4is 'is's o. re
fyifrn
scrofg = or Kings Evil,
khsumsusm,
Cbst1sis cuiansos. EIgPaon' implies or
Puslg-s on the "a
Botehe, sies chFore so's ~ s'' Aias~om Or is'''i
Eo,,,r-msu, and Pan Il th, Bone. and joints,
aborn Ulcers. syphihte symptoms.
sciatcs Or Lumbaso,
Disease. srs.ng tom an judiei9us use Of Aereory
Ascites 0r DroFsy,
And exposure and imprulence % ne,
Also chroaic Cou.ufu,ions Disorders will BE- removed
b. thi, Preparation.
THIS MEDICINE hss acquired very extended and
a,r.hsd reputation wherever 70 has been used. bssed
.rtr- on = eris which lis -f0f cucacy nas
800 .4.f.n- III. ut s. po.-nt .np OF the vegetable
singso united tn this prepastoa snd TIE comoins
zion IS such that oue mobiles and improves the cthrf
ard under the name % Ssrdss sarsspsrA spfesrnted
pound differing entirely In - ehtraeter and proper
tie. from an other preparation. and uurivAed 10 - ope
ati1l on the system. when aboros under disease II :
oort.bty and when diluted accord az q the directions
zach bottle viii make times the quantity equal TO ONE
quart snd Is then superior 10 medicinal value 20 me
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.
SriLL FARTHER PRoOF-The attention Of the aih.cteo
l. airscted to ne following certificate showing the sres
superiority Of this medicine. suo ~ eNraofdray virtues
.od = only one Of the many n5 sa'Sasni, N sls
MyssSs. ssSps. Having suffered many years with a
is-a,e Of my throat, affecting the sfyns curing
time vas treated by the distinguished physcaus
10 Europe SD the United states, without receiving any
permanent benefit bu al the time my general heath an'
strength declining sud the dlsesse making ientai pro
gfe.s Caustc 9pcsous were used and whsteVer else
r.s thought most ec for prodcius cure out sn
confident the piorahe SITUATION va, IN thr Nynsts
b-inz accom- panied with phthss and great dteuy OF
h-e.hnE would soon have terminated my Eie hia hot
provideuce came 90 my rehet through me meoluli OF
,our valuable ssrsapsIa. must say, gentlemen "hrl
mmsnced using the sNsaPariiia ad hot Plaee nu.n
confidence in It's virtues. ard this VIII rot prise u
nsu YOU are informed had tied more lhAn my oHct
snt during the past four yeas without any sue.
cess. but aft.r taking your Ssssparle Few weeks
gAs obi xed a. last yield evidence This marvellous
rscifc has only relieved but cured me ara ther1-
fore think my duty gentlemen for me beneht OF 'uueF
ias humanity. b give you this atesa.on OF nay cure
Yours very truly U fAhhNl'
Consulate Of France IN The United states
The above st,tsment and signature acknow sed
in our presence by Mr.. d Parent as rue
For the Consul General OF Ffsnce'
Naw.York Feb 10. 1873. q. BORG, Wee Consul
For arIher particulars and conclusive evidence OF Us
superior value sna efficacy pamphlets which may Oe
ohiHined OF sgsnts gratis , , n
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reial, oy A o,
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-sI corner o.
William. New Yorr. MT,
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
states Price 81 per bottle, six bottles Tor - ~
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Saw HtSNAY. Secretary
Mrsruas Posr % Physician. ioi Broadway- 81 i'm
ITNICKERBDJkEK FlRE INSURANCE coz
N PANY ~ NEW-YORK ohce ~ Val. 'r-Captai
-lnF0- Originally incorporated 10 iI-.- In's company
continues against lcss and damage oy ns ~ W
most favorable terms, s operations are cnnnueo cnenl
a. ths Civ ~ hew-tork Ard ~ immediate PROXIMITY
Alosss. siuS.si and psd With pIomPtness suo liberia
DIRECTIONS.
Go. r-sf.ns fohr Cothont f}ecrrs Arcu'srf1s.
Robert Benson. John lAnplslf rrort5 btAsiih
f-shrs Vrrsh Robert L stuart, John cray,
poft+s No,ra Edward Cook. ASKER Riley
..f.--rs,-h aS.- gorrs. Robert Kermit.
Psrr, BE- Frrsst. William Tucker. Cha p LeYercff
- rt.-so, r.ui.C Hsrner.isy. William 8rovpins
a.. 5-r.r~e William > Dean Henry Eisworth.
GEORGE faELAND. Presiiert
A NcDrsafn. Secretary.
New YORK. Oct =, 1917 o.
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A.. IE1rrFR- $50 NEWSPAPERS -
CxFt FOR FOREIGN PORTS El'

a'ssS ss4s ~ Letter bugs are open 4 ne 1ae -
,f The Nsw-Yors Tribune fof ~ fof-lta I,Il i 80
y. f,r.-s-3si bv re very ssris 80 vessels
.,t 7. r,s-r Sc srscisI supervision of . wv ~
r $3.50, ~ rrsny years The -tprr' snced sai
$50. s',.-i.tsnssu, Of th. FOREIGN Letter pePs'
nsns Of the Ssw-y0rf City Post vfnos
rc,,.r- mud Newspapers viil bs received -
.ha g,rsi,n Ship Letter Ofcs Of the New iois VIZ,
f the packet sdir HAvRE Capt Ains~orih ~hieu 81
A., uuu b. received 81 the same place beii,f' ano
y4xspspers fir the packet ship VICTORIA 'apt h0fvl
1hich .aI's f1f Lynd0u 90 The -sth in"
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sOt. Wis. No. 273.
Gen. Taylor and the Florida BIOodhound..


We have been repeatedly requested To publish
the following letter or asked If there Were any
such letter to publish but have uniformly declined
doing So until We hnd the letter set sfoat by the
Philadelphia Ledger and copied into the Herald
and Journal Of Commerce. both favorable to Gen.
Tayor-so we can now give place to it without
seeming to reflect invdousy on Gen Taylor
We viii be thoroughly explicit, however, and say
that do not think ii any worse 10 chase human
beings with boodhounds thsn with cannon and
rifles We know It may be said that boodhounds
would not obey Gen. Taylors merciful injunction
not 10 RORY women and children but are can
non balls and shells any more discriminating Do
We not remember the tearing 10 pieces Of women
and children at Monterey, at Vera Cruz. and in
1ther conflicts We were coolly informed by an
tdmirng victor at Moline ell Rey that one hundred
MEXICAN ,r0men lay dead on the ground, inter
mingled with their slain fathers aud brothers
when our troops entered their entertainments
Would NJ; i, be pretty piece Of hUmbug after this
and dozens like IT, 20 affect squeamishness about
the employment OF jloodtOuHds But let as have
Gen. Tay Iors letter
"HEAD QuARTERs. ARMY or THE sOUTH,,
Fort Brooke. July q. 1899
SIR. have the honor % incose you communication,
his moment received the suit ct Of procuring blood
hounds from the island Of Cuba, t. aid the army IN it,
operations sgainst the nos In Florida. am decidedly
favor Of the measure. and beg leave again 10 urge IL as
he only means OF Riding the country Of the Indians
Who are broken up into small parties that take shell
er IN swamps and h4mm0cks as the army approaches
nablug 10 impossible for as 70 follow overtake them
gthout the ala Of such auxllsfics.
should this measure meet the appreciation Of the De-
lartment and the necessary authority be granted. w
zen correspondence he subject with Mr. Evcrtson
6rough Maor Hunt Assistant Quarter Master al savan
nah and viii authorize him. II Il be done
e terms, 10 employ few dogs with persons VINO under
stand their management.
Irish adbtiactu under5od that my oljscf "a 6Hployug
iog is only % osce,qiu uive ne Idiqns BE- fopd
not 10 WORRY THEM.
have The honor 10 BE- your obe5ient servant
(SgIc) T.. IA1 LOk,
b. Bt. Gen T.. s. A., Commanding
10 Gen. l. Jones Washington, D. C..
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THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT,

CONFUSING ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR CUM
tTRY RESIDENCES adapted % the taste and c4rcuul-
s'nces Of the Merchant. Farmer and Mechanic Three
Dollars per suuum in advance.
This popular WORK has now reached los eth number 10
projected IS practical architect tMr. John W KEN
we'll known 10 NewYork the builder Of some or th7
most -sAuta 81 A. and cottages in this vicinity. 10 s
published monthly the low price ~ - per annum, or
cents zach number aud p0s7ssses great merit IN tAe
beauty Of designs che style cf publication and the iu
analious ald estimates accQmpanyns each
number lfisdecdedy tie best work collage snd VII
axe architecture publilhed 10 this country
ltfs pecu lrly Aune icsu-adapted % American wants,
sud habits al estimates are based upon thofoux
practical kuo edge Of hs cost and quality Of the maief-
SO used
Ia aim Is % improve architectural taste, which ~ very
much needed iu this Community. Published by
glf8t C.. ST. sANrON. 10 Broadway
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agA STEVENS ia
rvCIANGE EROEEE.

NEAR TIE FULTON bANht ~ f-sffst. lnf0rns
al. merchants sod depostlrs st me F1'o' Bank hat
he b. huyiua uncurrent money a. th. 'owest na se.
rates aud keeps constantly t0r sac New fcrk state
mons, ~ he hes rsfss pays the glss price for noes
q he Nnrhera ENchsnr-. tsyuEs Ltse safe banf sa
,s-ti-s Ala Bark. James 3 nh >gs9pthsnua County
t-f.,..-- Rri4r. az iw+
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PATIENTS FOR

INVENTIONS JUST PUBLlsHED-T.- Law and
Practice cf all Nations ara Governments with tir orf
expenses. and AL relating % Patents throughout
me world Prices in paper covers exrrs tu- edition
II s0, bound la mug. i4 81 rs, in iul Jaw bndi =
KINGSLEY PRISON
Editor. and Publishef- Wzllst
Ensinee-- eur Patent g-uts for the Unite States ACC
Europe snd Editors ana Pub shers f the " Eureka
,,,,,.tI q f.urnsl Of patarfs and Science N iu
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RoftyR ExPLOsfOS This morning about ii
o'clock the boiler Of Torres MIL corner o. "asu son
rt.,.fss fHsmestesdJ exploited with tremendous
sr Ths head ofthe boiler sas blown out n an easter
~ direction over Ch.pel 81 csrr}ins with ii portion OF
-, ,of ~ stable sront 10 ysrts from TO- me o'er
Is carried directly across washing on-st passing
49,, ,,.if buildIng opposite. occupied as an ofc- D.
Tnl.E Rollins ooored men. and landed IN 'neif weol-
80 IN ,bs other side. Lewis vas siilog IN me ONE.
yrtisx AZ his s. when The explosion 90 - hr,
,cs,ors shi,e rnsn employed on The premises named
,,t,., ,le .t,nslrg ln the woodward had hs fighi
Lex near ne hip ana len broken Ills I'VE ,,
.. -. l.....t 49,. bi., sn away. sni much othef
i,n.ge Zone 10 me building lchulesiou News ION
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MARK n. NEWMAN s. co.

PUBLISHERS. BOOKSELLERS. SrAlIONERs. &c.
4 l89 Broad Way.-Cnnstlnry on hand, and m quaint.
ties School and Classical Booss ffom those necessary n
the fst primary classes 90 Oh - ia the mos ADVANCED
asses in Academies and Colleges.
Country merchants srd others wishing 70 purchase
books woud ~ 10 sud the essortme ~
constantly on hand. .
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
general assortment constantly on hend an1 an DOCKS
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TIE NEW YORK CHORALlsT
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