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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-06
NEW E'HEg w.

'EliErnirtnrd viii carry The business hereafter nm
der the name an stylcaf y GGGGENnEtMER x 60.
At the old stand 1t the old 6tm They have now and will
eontinueto keep, handsome assortment OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-06
Sugar. Coffee, sc.

Sugar. Coffee, &c.
- barrels Clarified Sugar,
IL hhds. brown Sugar,
lou bags Rio Coffee,
5blgs prime old lava Coffee;
Il barrels prime \ O. Sugar,
Just receiv cd and Tor sale low.
Aug. 9-ts TINSI.EY < TAyI OR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-06

II Y4f.t.4BLE SECRET DISCLOSED. -
fIlE welfare 81 the American pe9ple renders necessary
thai they should be made epshizint with very rnomen
f'ns and valuable secret having ultimate connection Hi
per pocunary nteest, the great Importance Of which,
gently demands their most serious and deliberate attention
There little doubt t6at there exits ia the whole
human "A lily an universal disis u bear the sings and
arrows Of outrageous Fortune long Hey others OF
The genus Homo Cyhc,her Is te exercise Of as'ue
undertaking. urhe result II purty 0ratous creumstau-
ccs dwelling marble Halls surrounded by parasites, and
eFeng luxury ease and eanteniment OPENLY and fear
cssly ebrrtng Ia such nt rfH handed justice and coaY
determined 10 destroy Ills oIuftc medium OF basiag III the
sunshine Of fortune and II practicable establish eqalI
brlnn Ia society, PlFER - co. the truly Fortunate lar
pan the public thr offspring Of their aborous researches
in the abstrIsc mysteries 81 the dark ugcstff
iccaihi The cabllisc words In number, AMI
when arranged according to the directions Of the Caala
Nifty "l.ool 10 pscfs CO. Tor Riches ~
Most brilliant results again!-Ercry Lottery
showers its Treasures!
Correspondents read The glorious evidence.
PYFER * co. PUBLIC BENEFA ACTORS
49, see the virtue OF the FIRST order. 20
$4,000 whole ticket number y ~ IS, drawn 10Th Au
gust was sent 10 South Carolina. Ihc result If the first
order 87-See managers iii nal drawing 81 that date
5000, Whole Ticket, scat to Pennsylvania.
$1,000, Hall Ticket sent Il Louisiana.
100000 Half Ticket, sent u Pennsyl, ania.
s500o, Hall Ticket Ohio.
Sis,ooo Quarter Ticket, sent To North Carolina.
Sspup, Quarter Ticket, sent t. South tafonia
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, sent 10 Virginia.
5000, Quarter Ticket, sent 20 New York.
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, Ia South Carolina
s1ouo, Quarter 1lrket sent Ia Virginia.
. Nearly every Prize pad aud on file.
ihfER \ co. al"a9s refer to Tia. Managers
6 e Every person should try his OF her luck !
The first Trial olteu Draws The Capital!
BANK DRAFTS, PAYABLE at sight in Gold, RENTED
promptly 10 any part Of tn United States 1r Prizes oldby
PYler * co.
= - s.1l Ill IA
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RAINE'S .szrA. HOTEL,
AppOMATT0X NStkiS COURT HOUSE,
HOTEL,
IR GIN IA
ApPOAlA1TOX

yEsE undersigned returns sincere thanks 20 his friends
aud the public generally, for the very liberal encourage
he has with lie opened in the large build
ing lately erected street est Of the Court House.
would respect uily inform thci that he is better
prepared accommodate them than he at the old
stand (noW occupied by Mr.. C. Ryan. Esom expo
years anl every endeavor please he hopes
10 obtain support Of his old erd- AMI that OF strangers.
lis house large and excellent rooms well furnish
ed iis Table will all times, be furnished with the very
best that tn surrounding country ard. lis abe,
containing upwards loo good STALL, will always be supplied
with all kinds Of prosndc. His Servants cannot be surpass
cd Ills moderate Doors closed aud ready
and willing 10 receive ensem at amy hour All he asks is
call and general lisacton viii be given, CHARGE will
be made. GEO. ". \. RAINE.
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.sOfiCc 20 EsoOt Gi.o,rcrs.

fIhiEtEls wanting Immediately at the Black Water Cot.
ION ana Wool Factory, great deal "f WOOL. tor
winch the highest price will be paid in Cotton Yarns Wool
'''ns,, oh cash. JAS. $ CREWDSON.
dicpu6can and Patriot ivy
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y. \ q u q gs y

30 barrels mountain Whstoy3O barrels old rye whsley-
2eblues apple barrels madeira wine 10 bar
Isls Malaga wine-io pipes French brandy pipes line
Efeneh hr4nlN
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Mba nnitad statea Health Insurance 90

Established in the CITY Of boston, -, ,o.o
L., = tbe Ipoisigture of MassdchuSetts, nay 1919
~ ''' A'' CAPITAL $4,000.
r,,sures the Health of both Males q Fe en-
S"n Terms Of FR NJ ONE TO FIVE fEARs. ,oh,
D;r,ctoTssamuel Asnwal Lemuel N baneri Nam aonn
pi"siovS Jcnas Chlckern, James Clark GeorgI mis
st samuel H. Jenks Benjamin Lamson, Joseph . ne
neman a1AGp' RsI,eanx Noah sturtevant s. PTayior
..harles II. White d w. Wswell, DSnlei Le'ei' VI
9hsrsstnyvn. Joseph L. Lord Of New 1ork.
~ lanes CLARK, President and Treasurer
shwupl H. JENKs, Secretary. pA.,i.s
-, n n SronER AZ A. A. GOULD Consniupe ~ 80
TuJS institution sures the Health Of persons u vU,
ayes AZ The lowest consistent win i9
ctv ~ he insured and the insurers ana p"'n pa
,i.;nate in The surplus profits The tap4S VI es -,
pnyracally framed and arranged so as 10 Ih "
male persons under As wears Of age 0ssSy
go sf he or 70 Der cent, Of their Gnnu@ uep1s 80,
three fourths or Il per cent; mus, 20 oes
re cormer and S. IS 10 the later. y,
~ ~ wa ace are nsure at proporonaby eqnl'aoe p,e
m Policies Tor longer terms tnan ohe Sea'; wv "
sIirht Increase Of premium charged. D
pr;ncipal Office, II State Street. bosToN.
The tompany has es,abhed an ARfncs n,o =, ,,e
~ Inc 9, CI, GRsTER. NJ 2O5 Main Street wnere
on. de.rous OF further Dirnaloa re eant
cell GwH
Oeg2 [
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Turkey Hill Estate for sa

nsHIS valuable Estate is now onereu'lIe On
kANA 1 terms that cannot fail 10 sun Pu5,cFH. -
i.iiEA consists OF about sixty acres oil Lhhu : noh
yeniest Buildings. The water from turkey rohu
runs through the centre of said farm ant ia cat
ara Il Of one hundred and twenty five feet II tstahce
Of sbou 70 rods forming one OF the best Wa'o"ers
in Worcester County. .1L L,,,
There are now upon the premises three lhoh Duis
md substantial Rock Dams, with Grist, SaWsle. ana
single Mills all in good running order. ina rond
is one mile in length and extends from the rSaolne
TO New Brautree, 10 that leadingto Barre mi'e
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill POM, WIS me
main reservoir For description oil TINS foi Lake,
see Toposraphical Map of Massachusetts
From the best authority, and aciuai snrVewouio
announce to the public, that this Water fowamply
sufficient 10 move in the aggregate, hve hunuVoloh
Looms with ali their attendant machinery, or tmount
81 any other The location is good, and easyccess,
being z mile from the City Hall in Worceson the
great thorough fare through Paxton, Rutland, toak
ham and New Brantree.
The above has been surveyed plan and prdrawn
which NAV he seen by calling on the subscrtoethose
he has The liberty to refer to- II twill be sod FholeI
or in seperaI9 PRIVILEGES, as may best sui purTs.
For further particulars, inquire OF the suser III
Nsw Worcester or Hon Isaac Davis WorcestAlhert
Curtis, Esq, New Worcester,-Thos. Botte Esq,
Letcester-A. 3. Pike, Esq, Providence, X. simon
c. Groat, Esq, Schenectady NJ H,-MesFra't,
Downs Il Scott, Worcester,-Willard Snow, Par
ton,-Dan A Coburn, Esq, LOweN
New worcester. Dec 20. 1913. WITT
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FARM FOK SAFE.

FYsIE subscriber offers for sale his Fariuated
80 4 about half mile south of Grafton {, con
1ssa4 tanning about eighty five acres cf good wen
vatcred-ihe buildings are in good conditional ouse
is large and convenient for wo families wneyer
FILLING well of excellent water in the house-tHn mas
been built within few years. The Farm Is d into
pasture. Wood LAM, Moving and TiIlage. is n
good W alter Privilege on the y emses, where m can
be raised without flowing oher premises. Farm
will he sofa low and eisy terms. For iurthorma'
ton apply 10 the subscriber in sutton centre, oENRV
G PRENTIcE, on the premises.
Sutton, Dec. s, 1913. iwtf
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PANTS.
-,.on and Foreag Biee, a7ld age"ey o 'H'
A"se' ''' ms. PcfenEcs w"sA'T Maston

, Eorea SyDIce, ana II geTeCy " '''e
Az,eTtcGn ara Tee WASHINGTON,
y. y; feetss'slreet. Boston.
No. ~ SEk lment from the Commission
TrvTfE subscriber, by the IT, s. Patent Office fol re
er of Patents, Is ny le same models, specimens or
eeiving and fol waroulg LII or deposited Serein, which
manufactures to he ana rlsk, and with despatch.
SU be sent free Of eNjacalions Assignments and all
lie prepare CaVeats Drawings; will make researches
he necessary papers, works. 10 test validity OF nven-
into American and y on legal and scientific matters
lions and render aPatents secured in Europe and
respecting the sans
other countries office, inventors are saved rae
nv application AZ 10 Washington, and delay there,
tvne and cost OF lroube in obtaining their patents
"a we'll as all pers ,niase OF uerbaity explaining their
They also have tl,inr in respect TO them matters,
nxrntons and Uni ,u,rerta nce in order to Obtain
=. General, of PLnd CLAIMS The.experience OF sir-
v1fct speci&cat e,ensve collection Of rare works,
,Ssr years pracchanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
danisiuns &c. a. countries, collected at much ex'
sJ natcnss Of tims his Office has been established,
1srss during tits here kent of inventions patented
en,her within ,be ,nbscTiber to afford TO inventors,
ss Washingtone patents assistance and Information
S.,irous Of Enects might he j1Ecuh OF attainment
hieh in OF r. H. EDDY. Civil EngIHesT.
aAa ewly &eod
rfl0
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rYyHE BRICK BUILDING on ! Square
ssA L known as the Worcester Bra9road Bet
ais.As. pot, 100 feet by 50-wili be fitted hccommo
date Lessee track will be laid if desiredars to run
iRto basement.
Also, Building situated near the BostolVorcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine SO by 30 fl.
stories high with steam engine and engike attach
ed--and BIacksmith's Ship near, 40 by 2 stories
high with yard room-wiil be fitted to suits.
Immediate possession given. Inquire atHce Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Companl las Main
Street. du req ..
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CITlZENS

assn. ed mat the following are the &C,
RE hd nj a s. polite Of JONES' CORAL HAIR
"A, tual 4. II lh,y doubt our werd, ihes canno'
REsTo H,ectahle cizeAs, who have tiled its
,teae higFcket al Elm >t New York. Nsa IA
Mr. Reeves. NJ, rte avenue, Brooklyn.
MRS mnkins 90 King ST., New York
Mrfs Jseksoa, 81 Liberty ST., PITTSBURGH.
MHeu. late barber Steamboat 8. America
III. hundred others state, though Ahis must
And I'd will tuFce the hair to grow on the head or
sufactfalhng of, strengthen the roots. Feho' ha
sace Ldrnd fran the roots, making light, req or
scuTtume fine dark look. and Keeping nry, narsn
r. Sold in Woreesler by ). GRUUT, ia,
80 0o'u - dyvsm l39 Main st.
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A CARD.
J. B.. NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.
NO. l79 MAIN STREET.

NO. 179 MAIN STREET,
WOULD inform his old friends and patrons in WoFces>
w ter and vicinity, and the public generally thst ne
has returned Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS e. co,
No 79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy to see
them, and ALL and exhibit them the choicest stock
Of FOREIGN And DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and fashionable mportaons ard sly les,
bracing every variety Of abrcs for ell articles Of Gentle,
mems wardrobes.
He commences business the principle of buying for
cash. and selling for cash which will enable him furnish
CUSTOM GARMENTS much cheaper than those who deal
the credit basis. He will he in the constant receipt Of
Goods from the New York market-will attend to the
cutting of all garments in person-will employ but
first class workmen, and will effort please
and accommodate ALL In and skill he will yield
and all ere invited to call and test his powers
Country dealers be supplied with ali articles in his
department, wholesale and retail.
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
favors already extended and their future patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited.
Worcester Nov 10. dtf
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For Sale.

A TWO story dwelling House, 81 on Salem
fs.iFh "A st Said house is SO by % i4th wood
l:,ss ehed and other conveniences. The st feet by
a. convenient for large or small familyk consider
able Iruit the premises For further pars inquire
oil ALVAN ALLEN, lGbull st.
Worcester. July II, 1913. dlf.
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Gtle DatIp sT11.
Published at NO. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms.

tn. nriee Of THE DAILY SPY Is Three Dollars per
.nnum or seventy five Cents per quarter IL palu s'
" Pcur Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter
not paid In advance. ,,r,,,,re CIV
cd weekly At the same office. Terms,-$l'io III
sdvance or 200 ifnot paid in advance
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To LET.

TO LET, sfes
A COMMODlOUS Store, Tenehnd Barn
es.ssA n situated at Webster Depot He'll calcu.
.;s4A late tor tho Boot and shoe bnsine nndance
Of help for these branches Of business Is tod in this
vicinity. Ii is also we'll arranged Tor mi2ing, for
which purpose it has been occupied ffal years,
For terms, which will be iberalto goint, apply
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANs 4 Ia. near the
ssmisa dti WdNov 2.
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Massachusetts Clothing House,
No. 3, Merchants Row, No.
Main Street, Worcester.
WITHERREE & WARDEN.

w n - IA w "A
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fashionable Custom made Clothing,
CONSTANTLY on hand a full assortment ofevery va
~ rety of style now in USE made in the thorough
manner. We embarked in this business with the deter
mnatlon of introducing into this market, BETTER
ARTICLE of Ready Made Clothing than had been
offered for sale here-that have succeeded in this
4ertakng, We have abundance testimony from the
community afound Grateful for the patronage
have received, determined to pursue the
course in future and shall spare pains in carrying
eur determination to sell Clothing that safely
VARIANT to our customers.
We make no pretenstns that keep all the Clothing
there is to be found in this city that all
bow to us-BuT WE DO SAY, that we keep
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CLOTHING,
and will sell it As Low be found any other
establishment Of the kind in this city any other.
We invite the public ca and examine for themselves
Furnishing Goods.
good assortment of UNDER CLOTHING, OF SIX,
WooLen and Cotton.
SHIRTS, BOSOMs, COLLARS, CRAVATS,
GLOVES, sUsPENDERs, MITTENs,
MUFFLERS, &c.
CLOTH AND GLAZED CAPS,
UMBRELLAS, &c.
Worcester, Nov II. n
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no be Let.

10 be Let.
& wASHBURN offer 70 lease, forl OF years,
1. bull ing at Washington Square. IN as The
Proutv Wire FactOrv y with the BlackShop and
ont house. thereto belonging, together ne Steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse pond in ex-
celIrnt condition. The premises ATE weated and
adapted far a nachinist Further inform given by
Gaining on Messrs. j. PRATT Il EARLE. he under-
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove
Worcester, Dec 5. q y. BURN.
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massachusetts, Health I4Jurance Co
b11@'SN~ - nTCAI eIO do.

Chartered and Es.dbishG an bo"' ,ne sxpenses of
CONTINUE to insure MEN ag MANNER Of members
j SICKNESS, for Gterm y ysdS Eos maid during the
oearly 5000 Amount al SICK aiio"10f
nsst six months $500 -. 1 the time that the
The SICK ALLOWANCE ePpnes II and under medical
member is totally Disabled from iApt r5 81 or not
sare. whether he is confined 10 .ne 1fI President
Il1Nga9,a = n. crTHsUr, rec's5----
,,,:ng 9enent st Boston.
once No. Museum Xxs: RI cen appointed AssNr
MIR. A. III. BEAAO" ~ Jneath ms Company,
IN Worcester County tt s nond the faithful pertor
md has given the required Doi'r
snce Of this duty. IN the County toreceive
lie will visit the dihele' De claims upon the Com
,oplicaioas fer Insurance. anu
n,py for sick allowance hder RrinIey Hall.
worcester ONCE. NO dlf
nee 8, lS43.
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Books and Stationery.

]. S. WESBV,
124 Main Street, Worcester.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in ali kinds Of
1N1 SCHOOL BOOKS use in the different SCHOOLS
IN this city. together with good assortment OF BLANK
BOOKS-ANN UALs for 1870, and other Git Books.
STATIONERY Of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPER-also variety OF Fancy Articles and Card Bask
etsGod and Silver Pensils-Pens, Ink States and Band
BIBLES in every style Of binding-Hymn Books-Toy
B0oks, Plain and C0lOred.
The above will be sold upon the most reasonable terms
FOWLERS' PSYCHOLOGICAL WORKS Tor sale
Also subscriptions received for the Journal
and the Water Cure Journal
BOOK BIN DING done short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound at the lowest rates. at ss* n
Dec 80. dwSm J. s. WESBY'S 1911 Main ss.
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For Sale,

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of a Black Shop, sit.
] nated near the Court House. Inquirhis office.
Dec IL. dwu
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New Upholstery Shon,

NEW UplIUISLEIy DHUP'
w r. A. BROWN, would beg leave inform The
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture order, French Pattern
Sofas Lounges Divans, Tabourets, &c.; Curled Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses. Pew Cushions; Pews lined
and stuffed; Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
Carpets cut and made All kinds OF Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior manner.
Dec. 8 d-Sm
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A Rare Chance for good Tailor.

n mare GndnC6 IOI SOOu Id1LOr,
THE subscriber DESTROYS of changing his business offers
L to sell out his TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT on
the most reasonable terms II consists Of small select
stock of Cloths and Trimmings together with shop az
lures and Tailoring apparatus complete There
business sufficient employ from right weve hands
Any one wishing for good stand, will do well 10 call
early. JOHN d. DUNBAR.
West BrOo kfield, Jan 10. dwtf
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WORCESTER MARBLE YARDH
Near AH. Temperance House and L1aiiroad Dtnot.
ITO those who wish to procure classic MonumeGss, Of
Il ancient or modern designs | would say that have
succeeded IN procuring the best of London and American
publications. the subject oil Monuments and Head Stones
and prepared order the best of stock
MONUMENTS and HEAD STONES any design, in
the best hope they will call and examire COR
themselves. b II. KIM SV
Worcester. may %
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decision IL founded upon sou.d ssnss and and
It 10 matter Of sstonishmsnt to that the tsx has
been paid long and quietly. The idea Of the Poo
pie paying tribute to any State for the privilege NJ
passing through Its territory 10 ridiculous snd
State wishes to draw revenue from works Of public
improvement, IL must hereafter be realised frsm d.
rect tai on the property Of each company. New Jsr
sey will have to repeal the edious tsx laws far
lsvyirg tribute upon people and property passing
through her territory Is concerned
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w ALFALFA. sc CANAL STREET, NE Ar Bs,ADSAY-
Open evory Evening and cdnesday and Saturday AZ
teInoen Ats O'clock Boxes $3.50 paraustt 30 Mxuf,snt
extra attraction Tho Female Arstes ID number will appear
In ONE q the most subj rue and chnse marble sauary ii
uars Venus Greek Save Rape Of the Sabnss "S.ppho
together with 20 splendid living b the
tslments. 80 800
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AUCTION =.

n. HOFFMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATES
IL. Mushots At Auctcn.-L n. Holman 4 Co Will cell on
Tuesday nth February by osder Of tho Dyparnnsnt U un
"a sustes Mushets
RY JOSEPH BE0RMAN, AUCTION eEa-rUEsDAY
- Feb u ~ IVY o'clock A. NJ the Sales Room 1874
ington stress brookyn-A variety Of Household Furniture
stne q sois buresus mahogany and other oha bedstsd
hds and bedding wash nds toilet tables card and tc~ tables
cote looking glasses, trail msnsI clockr Busses carpet
erochsry, stoves. kitchen furniture. 40, &o.
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could taks with them or osisbtsa Gold
fenA which ~ 20 wear nvs ea sss porapss 80
~ saty ~ B-EWATS an Is Wah 81
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VI>HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY RI
twcon Spring aud Prince Streets only one in thjs
Al ol:sss several hundred Chinese paintings
bridges specimens Of Chinese manufacturer their aiouturs
and mechanical Implements instruments Of musc Iantorps
10. Open from nine AM till 10 ~ daily Adnittsrce a
CENTS Children under twelve, half price
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NM DlCAL.

DOCTOR POWELL, OCULIsT AURIsT, &c. ATTENDS A
usual exclusively to tie diseases Of the Eye and Ear At 2
Treate tie Eyeprce 50 cents Also his SefAcng Eye
Fountains for strengthening the Artificial Inserted
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BROADWAY THEArKk-E. A. nA1SuALt PRopMD
oo6sr . q =:
.s: T. T S.sss Ss a S.: :s :. .sss
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wed; Jsne Mics csns. In addition to the original svs 4
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oaI.ry i2k ept poe,v ~ haf AT
RUR,oND THEATRE, CHAMBERS sr.EEr-xoNOAY
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No. s.gs ~ = " I .., CO..
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Brow s G,as To conclude With LOLA 5
0pg- Ros. 2eo PIT 2ke ooors s aaz
"A ssasa, q Jan Rice ~ shsfsSs.rss cissa
~ a III: 4.
III; :ss
s.tontiDs ~aaes d.nees and the Of
uedsy the comic sporting eepo titled the oo"y sap Ad
mission to every rrt Of the house ss osnsshrsn price
MEXICAN AuSIUk-P 7. BARNUM, MANAGEk AND
aid every afternoon O'clock and every
st han past O'clock Last Of the Quaker Giant
0isntes short hxs been with such
~ sIcce.S Miss Elizabeth Simpson debsaA young
Q, akersea Of bsary tee. e. -A 90 p,un1s
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