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Administrators, Sale.


pa TlY license of Court, will be sold Public Auc-
f:TR - ton on Thursday May tenth, 949, the follow
ing Real and Personal Properly belonging to the
Estate OF WILLIAM NJ ENEDIcr, late of Mllbury, vZ
About IA acres OF WOOD LAND, called Timony Lot;
About l6 acres " Swago Meadow" called Waters Lot
About acres "a rois Swago Meadow, called Rice Lot
About IA rods Swago Meadow conveyed by Luke
Harrngton acres Of which is said TO have been convey
ed to the Goodell Manula ;turing Co.
One undivided half Of 81 of WOOD LAND, held
in common with Simon Farnsworth ESQ., called the Bra
man Lot
About 80 rods of Land conveyed by Andrew March to
said Benedict, bordering the Providence and Worcester
Canal, Cords Company, and r. Miles, Esqs land.
One undivided half Of l43 rods held in
with o. Lowell called the Burbank Orchard and Pasture
His interest in House in Burbankve called the Screen
House."
His interest in triangular strip of land lying the
road and adjoining land OF A. d. NJ II. Severy and Henry
Pennmsn.
His interest in small piece of Land the Brick
School House in Rurbankville.
One PEW in The I'd Congregational Meeting House ;
one Pew in the Methodist f. Meeting House y SHARES
MILLBURY BANK.
u Sales to commence at the Millbury Bank, ten
O'Clock A. NJ for the sale of Stock Pews and Land the
Village. and at two o'clock p M. the Timony Wood
Lot on the road to n E. Village, Grafton.
SAML ID. TORREY, .I
GEO. DENNY, Aen's'
Millbury, April S, ls49. d."
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Dissolution.
THE CopartRership heretofore existing under the firm
i ofSAMPSON & NEWTON was, by mutual consent,
dissolved the tenth of March last and all Of
the late firm will be settled by A. Fl. NEWTON, who is
daily authorised settle the and who will continue
the PAPER HANGINGS BUSINESS, at the Old Stand
and Mandatory Sampson Newton Foster Street,
between Main st. and Boston, Norwich and Nashua all
Road Depot. P. III. SAMPSON,
A. HI. NEWTON.
Worcester, April3, lS49. diff WIT
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CHLOROFORM

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared TO
extract Teeth Without pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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NQTICE

LII PERSONS indebted to The subscriber for Lumber
IA or to BuFFUM EARLE for Coal are requested TO
make immediate payment. The Books and Bills may be
found at the City Coal Yard Office, PARK SrRERr.
Worcester, mo. 81, 1919 dwtf B. BUFFUM.
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Cheap Goods at Chamberlin's.

STOUT all wool CARPETS at As cents
~ Good all wnol CASSIMERES, SO cts
do BROADCLOTHS, at $3.50
Stout Shawmut Sheetings, at 81 cts
Common de cts
Cheap Prints at 81 cts
Fine do worth l2s cis,) at
Good Scotch GINGIAMS at 10 cts
Fine French do at l2a cts
New Printed Lawns l24 Cts
Fine Mousselines dc Lame at 1914 cts
DO Silk Warp ALPACCAS at 37@ cts
Plain Moussenes de Lame, at 1911 cts
Cotton Hose at 81 cts
Handsome Wro't Collars at l2l cts
Chdren's Bonnet Ribbons at 81 els
Ladies' do do do at l24 cts
Good STRAW BONNETS at 25 cts
The abeve few items of Cheap Goods of which
there are " many IF the sort" at
April 8. DIV CHAMBERLIN,5
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Wonderful and Novel Painting.

WIFI open mt waldo Hall,
ON MON DAY EVENING. APRIL 9Th,
burlington 81 RusseII's
ORIGINAL MAMMOTH PAINTING
Whaling Voyage Round the World,
EMBRACING extensive and truthful Views Of the City
IL of New Bedford, Western and Cape De Verbs Islands,
City of Rio Janeiro Cape Horn Ice Berghs Islands Of
Juan Fernandez Pitcarns Narquesas Society, Sandwich
Fejees, New Zealand, Cape Town and St. Helena, with
great number of Whaling Adventures, and variety of
War Clubs and objects of interest DIV April 2.
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NOTICE.

TINE LADY who took Black Silk UMBRELLA from
i the Store Messrs Clark G. Sanford, on Wednesday
atternaon instead of her own, will return
Immediately. The lady is known and will be called upon
II the above is not complied with. DIFF March So
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Worcester Go. horticultural Society.
rNHE. ANNUAL MEETING for the choice Of Officers
j ETC. etc., will be held at the Office of WILLIAM N
GREEN, Esq (95 Main ST. at O'Clock the afternoon
OF Thursday, Aprii 18th.
GEORGE JACQUES, Rec. see'ry.
Worcester, March 26. dwSw
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned Administrator the Estate of IA
L SON HASKINS, deceased, has left all the books and
accounts belonging said Estate, hands of Cor
JAMES EsTABRooK, who is authorised settle the same
All persons having demands against the Estate win please
present them to Col Esabrook and all indebted are re-
qussted to make Immediate payment
ALBERT CASE. HaM
Administrator Estate of Jason Haskins.
Worcester, April 4, IS49. d
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LOST,

A WALLET, containing of money. The finder
will he suitably rewarded by leaving at M RoANEs
Temple st. dos April 5.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the name of DUNBAR Il BANGS,
is this day dissolved by mutual All persons
debted said firm requested to make payment
same previous to the goth of April next.
R. D. DUNBAR,
Worcester, April 2, 1919. davis j. L. BANGS.
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TINE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the name of c. w. LONGLEY IL
co. dissolved April 3D. by mutual consent. All per-
indebted to the late firm hereby called upon
make immediate payment. G. w. iLONGLEY,
G. A. BROWN.
Worcester, April 5, l849. dw3w
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sIans CT Progress.

There was time when the man who uttered
an idea which could be called Socialist Tss srsst-
ed with liberal measures Of ridicuie or abuse by
such journals as claimed to be either leaders or
followers # responsibility. Nov such paper q;
the IAao5elDiia Ledger nscs language Ike TIE
following IN speaking Of the strike among me
Botton taIOIs. After all the world gets Aheei a
ltte
Their emancipation that Of the re5ellious worxmfn
il in their own hsnds, If they will direct tneir s1Aat
with AeT had instead Of allowing then 20 De az
recied by the heads o. others They must srf tns
sy.ten which they do peacefully ADD e-ectnshy'
wiihou, infringing the rights OF anybody but nov
they alter iii Merely b. doing tnst N eoncTr'
which their employers co sngly-vork TOT 'ne punAc-
Their employers cell the proceeds OF TIER labor AZ
profit let them sell !. themselves, and put in1 Plon'
into their own pOckets Let u suppose inst hHe
dres coasts $40 in cloth, 81 ia trimmings sno - p@ia
u the journey man in making lac merchant tsiiOI,
tho employer tels !: for So Is and thus nsxes
profit Of 81 or - on one coat Wa proPoiu"u1'e
yronts ON al other garments, ana abushr" en- po5us
hundre1 lsbCrers male ard female, VINO AZ TIE era
al sve wears can wonder al him for soon msking
large fortune at mis- iakor0s for nndng themselves
where they begsni II three hundr,d lsoorers nso
formed The mselves into four or I'VE or fewer JOINT
sfocs cornpsuics making garments - order or buying
materials sn1 making them for sale they might not
only have puckefeo their present wages, but large
prlft befde while undertaking their present employ
ers prcs prices. II ten j0urneymen make hun
bred cssfs ia gwen time Tor 81 on each. and the EN-
ploy er sells them oT So, bis PIoh 10 $50 But ttes
iourneymen make these coats 10 partnership aud sell
them for o. fhsir proits viii be $500, In addition 10
their wsses and thus escs when the costs were nsde
and sold would have $40 more than II be bad worked
a. ioarneyman From this profit they could pay Tor
store rent, clersship and other necessares, ana s
have surplus and the public would receive hundred
coats 50 good at they would buy OF the mercnsnt
tailor tor 81 Such 10 the operation OF me ne" sys
tenn. The remedy Of lsbpreTs IS combination, nov
competition, aud combination 70 WORK IN psr'nersniP
nat nd ol mol IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ORGANIZATION OF THE
Constitutional Convention.
Corrsspondence Of The Tribune.

MONTEREY, (celiofnit) sept ], 1872.
The Convention for the formation Of a CODstitg-
ton for the State of California, assembled this
day in the Court House at - o'clock, NJ Nearly
ali Of the Delegates were present, and all toe Dis
tricts were represented A temporary orgsniza-
ton was made by the election OF Gen. X. h.
DlMMICK, Chairman, and HEsRY TiFr, secre-
tary. b Jth there gentlemen wore formerly resi-
dents Of the State OF New-fors
After this temporary orsai zion, the convsn-
ton adjourned until Monday next.
The people Of California will free Congress from
further quarrelioe over the subject Of Slavery
here, aud refuse the lJu institution, in all It's forms
n resting place in California.
The Constitution will be submitted TO the peo-
ple for their adoption in October next.
The following is list OF Delegates to the Geo.
vention elected in accordance with the Proclana-
ton Of Gen. RILEY, Governor &c:
District Of Pusbla de San Jo's-Kimball II. Dimmck
Joseph Arsr, Jacob d. Hoppe, Don Antonio 81. Pieo,
Elam Brown.
Dtsrict Of Mon,rfy--H Wager Haleck, Thomas
O. Larkin, Levi. Dent rschcus Ord, Chss. L Bolts.
San Frdnejsoo D,sIid-Myron Norton Edward Gil
b,r,. Jos. uobson, William 81 stsuart, VIM. NJ Gsir.
sacramento Disbici--John II. sater, Jacob snider,
l.. w Hastings, J. ii. Shannon.
Sonoma Distric,-Lyman W. Bosgs, Don Gusseloups
Vallejo. Robert semplr Joel P. Walker.
San Luis Obispo Disrio,--Dou A. j. Carruvius,
Henry Tit
santa Barbdro--Don Pablo Norisgo.
Ciuddd de- los 1n9elos-Don Manuel Domingss, A. J..
Carers Abel stesrns, Dr. Foster.
San Diaso-Henry Hill, Miguel de fedrorena.
Yours &c. NEw-YoRXER.
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II We perceive by the Plot that a meeting
is called 10 the City OF Boston to make arrangements
for sending contribution toward the support and
comfort of the family OF ODonohue. the Irish patriot
transported for high treason in company with Messner
OBrien. and McMsaus. ODonohu was a conducting
law clerk of high standing, trust and soni'y IN the
City Of Dublin From bis profession be derived very
handsome but not over.suheient income-hs'ins
family to rear aud educate. Consequently, on MS
msr,yrdom to the sacred cause Of Freedom they io''
their main stay and only support and We cannot ou'
admire The sense Of duty displayed by the irish eaien'
OF the sister city and commend their example 70 our
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Tar Losr BoY.-It will be remembered that
several p.pers commented pretty seriously on the con
49, sa ~ the little sou of Mr. Burt OF Albany. The
losses paijsdisr ssys that the eaSrges arc entirely
srossdsss sgsins Mira G. sh., abe .s. .%P % oPSn
~ voc ~ ,hs MOI, respectable citizens OF Oswsso
s m.n Who're character 10 entirely above saspieion-
r.. a. ssour T. undergo legal iavesrxsrion
Toe Psisdinm says when the facts cha. .. Dc pa0,
lished we are confident the public ana we
s nas OF the fsihe rless and homeless rather tasn
ssssil them With spishsss and denunesfons % sons
a, . distance have done"
rsc.prp SLAsrs-Constable Moody and ofh-
ar. wrr. wssching at the Bridge on Monday ana aes
Jv nisht last tor foarteen slaves who had run
go If thsm belonged n VIM Mofstt and t"o %
osorss Casey, both Of Kent Co. Md The slave, mso'
sosd shslr escape lslus bsa's Chiessa. 1Ssa'
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urhiaN Nominations,

F,fA Judieia, Disric,-( Livingston, Monrce,
0s.,io. stsuben, Seneca. Wayne snd Yates Cos =
,ssxAs A. JOHNSON OF slcueen, for 'asncs OF 'he
6rrSo Co-Clerk. DANIEL McCAsrr, k'ensnd
lsce' RosxEr ELLIOT. Bsstngsi Asssmoy- hks
nFrrrHuoH, Osweso, 2, JANIS 5. ChANpLhN
nssvos Co.--Asse nbly-2, L. WAsD sAifH' NOON
MT. - r..Nu.
a>rs. AIsKkr d FREEMAN, Lisle; Justice, EDWARD
ABcYp. Chcnango.
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canadian Annexation Address.

The tone and temper OF tbs document which re
comm,nds 40 important change, 10, we willingly sd
nit unexcepiionsbe and the parties whose names are
appended to it are highly respeets5lc II must, how
ever he admitted on cursory perusai OF the names
,hs, in mo- respect can they be considered entitled to
repre,ent more thsn their own individual opinions
that to use their words, they belong to all par
ties origins and creeds.'"
The above remarks, as to the character of the
parties who signed the remarkable address on an
nexatiop. dated at Montreal, we copy from The
Pilot, which is the organ of Lord Elsin's govern.
mont in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

u Joan WENTWORTH il advising his follow
strens Of Illinois to improve their breed OF minor
evil functionaries at the Election about taking
paee. He says;
There are too many justices and Constshes in all
counties entirely unit for their duties Money IN
r hands il often harder to be got when in the
n6s OF the original parties Many Justices and Con
sAbes have actually s,olen the money they have col
se,ed and come have beea brszsE- aced ss not 70
re on alter having done all this Many too. are noto
xs aud entirely Incompetent TO dischsrge
cir duties and many are very ignorant There srs
10 macy that are In conspiracy with thieves counter
ssrs. sc. &c aud understand like book how to LID
esie criminal IN legal way
--surelv there 10 room for improvement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

SrrrBKs 8. FosrrR and his wife Abby Nelly
Foster lee,uring Slavery In WssseAesier Co
last week They were allowed to spsss In school
house In Plesssntvile, the church being refused
them They opened the horrors Of Slavery gave the
usxt evening to the responsibility OF the American
Church therefor end were proceeding to lecture next
on ts relations TO Polucs when they found the house
,ocked and barred ssslnsl them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

ry- CossEcricUr IS to hold her Annual
Thanksgiving on tho 2s'h OF November. Gov
Trunhull ia bis Proclamation makes the following
timely suggestion;
Ia the observance Of the day let us be careful to evinee
orr ~ the Oliver Of good and perfect
Gift by liberal supply OF the wants Of others that thsy
may he enabled psrske with us In the benefit. OF me
so that II may become 10 US day OF f-as,ng
ana Joy and OF sending portions one to another ana oil
a 1 o The Door"
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81 TELEGRAPH TO TIE NtW-Y0aK TRIBUNE,
OHIO ELECTION

CINCINNATI, Saturday Oc.. b. lsio.
We have returns from nearly the entire State,
and the next Legislature pretty certainly stands;
Senate.
Whig....s7 Loco...10 Free Soller. II
H9use of Representatives,
Wing. 80 Loco....3z Free Boilers. q
Disputed First District Of Han,iton Co. which
elects Senator and Re representatives..
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Later from Ssntn Fe.

:. LOUIS FTld9JI OCT Y.
nv an arrival from santa Fe, we have advices
b. the Ilth Of September. There is, however
OF i'm po!tsnce. Business IVES very dull 10 recent
oisturbsnces had occurred among toe Indians, who
row pesceatly disposed
T.as crops were abundant ia tns Valley Of the Rio
Grande.
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%T0TICs.-Aa esr.os; ,asss:ss 2 9kttxSD9 fIsh
W 3D. - ,ss-a or 70 The arm Of FISH, MIDDLETON
~ cnyPxNY. Is,s prcPris.ors Of he Howard Hoe., 10
~ CIV OF New-Yorf, are directed 10 nAks -
sIs md ss,d firm Al perscrs havtng any properly
a. 10 ssd arm TO ei.aer Of ser- IN tnen -
- on under their conuul. Are directed 70 =
-. a. tss eabscnber. Ard all pe-scns hsslns ~ :.
$3.50 .r-,nsi The sAid arm ettsr Of ln-in are ~
"a ~ --s~n tae.r clA ne th~ sabscber a. nis osncr No
IN S...sa-ss. New.yorE. 2. W. wALkkh, Asnsnse
~ &tc
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CALIroRsIA GoLD-W understand that the
Broadway Bank received, ON Saturday. from Me'srs
5. & s Hslsted, deposit OF $4,000, IN Csliiornis
Gold coined at the Mint at Philadelphia The grains
proved more nearly pure than W" at hrs' thought
yisloing very large per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

II DittIT1ESD NO. She HOGsz;onic Railroad Com
rave declared the regular seni-sasusl ciToend o.
49, oI.rs per on ne preferred capita STOCK or
.~.sIs 10 stockholders and sfer Oci 10. icst
re transfer books will oe eosed rll sst Gay nc I.y-
-. ace of Msssrs. r. @. L. SCHUYLER Hsno-
those ol stock restefet bosion, ~ ne once
of Mes.rs. J Z rHAYER BRO SAFEST Boston ali
oners a he oi-e Of the Company BrdgeportSrid 80
port Oct /, ls<s rs s--otl II. NICHOLS Ire1s.
I,xTRACT or LOCKWOOD and Logwood "
Txcaor manufactured BY .- Seppsfasn Dy NILS
warranted 20 Be oenor and cheaper han any on>f
foxwooS Dye For sale By tas msrufsct1rer.s
n In RUSSELL STILLS le5 Wstsrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

Lxnssoa Co-shenh. Daniel II. Bsseu Cieff'
- Fuller, Assembly. LIST District, HoFs'io Jones'
4 % Dis,rct, John NrnSn 81 -
osls,o O. Sheriff. William c Dyer Clerk, John
tsson; District Attorney. Jsbes w Msscsl's Jus
o. Charles }. Folser, Assembly Inomss Barclay
- Geo. Horton.
.csy.Ss Co--Clerk, Elmore P. Ross. Judge. James
sssassr, Jr; Associate Justice, Geo. H. nnnAefhoA
surrogate, Heison T. Stevens.
,osieksss Ce-Asembly, let Diet Charles noo'n'oh :
y John winchell; sheriff, Alonxo IL. Norey
e:fsik Co-Asssmbly, David Person. GA
,s.ssslsr Co.--senstor, Thos. B. Carroll; snefin'
ssasm whitbeck; Jostice. Chss }. Whoer'
Tihk Js<icsal Dst.-Tnerou r. Stroog Of Wayne
ssetcs OF the Supreme Court
ersR At eAur ST. MARIE.--The propeller ln'
p&ena arrived At the Saul from Point Ksswens~
- ~ sA With 1871 taos of mAss Copper from tne
seso> ch1s nina. 81 tons from ths North Amefi'
So1e tsas from the Copper Fails. 90 the 2si
Z a ~ oeees Par 1rsder came In from tho oatonsson
- NJ - MAsssss 90.
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II We are informed that the National 10
formers have questioned the candidates for state On
csc OF all the parties with reference to their views O.
the doctrines OF National Reform.
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RROOKLYN

KINGS CoUsrY CoURT OF OYEkkSp IEENiSra-JnSsrs
uor.- and Joausou and Justices Hughes and virgil
Ths Psop<rs Poft<y-Thls defendant was placed A. me
bar 10 axe his ira for burglary IN ne hrnt degree "a
having 10 the moash Of January 1919 entered me housS
No gaeplace and carried % ssyers srne.es ~
xs.rng .ppsrsl from sss hzll y. WANG appeared
=, courss fortne defendant r. Duryes, District Anor
new for tbs people Hon T. johnson charged me Jay
xhch afer being out hires or fo1r hours fsl1fneo M
corrs ara ssf-c that they unsbe u agree ~
H. sasge.uoa Of His Honor Judge Morse, i1ey sxsn
r.tir-d . Thonss Moore was indicted FOR afson- -
tr.n..ctou e.rd have iaken pl-cs 10 Asks
rsr EVIDENCE for the prosecution was very 81 gh- 80
Jury ~ttnoat -syisg tl-ir seals seq1ited ne -,
- 80 i.sS-5 rot ggilfy Jorn MeD.yit snd J4n
L.rsry for sss pstes.es snc forgery pis.e7o ~
John VIII, Tor grand i.reenyi Pss - .--,isn-d
On rs for petit larceny cne - 81, a. -
- moi James L Hoisen -s ~ = - - -,
=. 49, - $3.50 "a false ,ietcrse.s s1c pcaa noi
,uIrv Frederick Aliviler, eousie q :. - g 7.
h,rt degree VA seotereed - io1f yssls - ~ ''
inrrriso-raeui N " sac II..o- = - -.
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~ The Independent lrelgious) has an Inter
sting letter from Cumberland, Sullivan Co. which
AS of the Hudson and Delaware Canal;
"Nsarly halt a million ,uns coal will be sent down the
Canal the prcsent year next year II 10 expected that
&c quantity will bo more than doubled. The boats
~ carry 50 tuns each, but when the Canal 10 en-.
ssed they will be made TO carry each leo tuna AUD
Aat 100 boats can be passed through the locks 10
.y Abou, 5000 men and 900 horses are in the en-
,syment OF this Company, on their canal and rail'
rad and at the mines The Sabbath 10 observed on
u whole route. No locks are opened on that day
hee missionaries constantly employed on the line
the C.nai one OF whom IL supported by the com
,ay This has been the policy OF the Company from
~ beginning; and mark how they have been pros
,sred They now divide from 10 to 10 per cent per
on the capital stock, which Is worth from % TO
nper cent above par value"
We fear our clerical friend has written so
xelessly that many hssty reader will consider
10 to is per cent. per snnum' the natural and
roper reward Of godiness and saebath-keepins,
AID fancy bis righteousness a dead loss when his
socks are not worth from 90 to 20 per cent
sbo,s par" We mus, be careful OF our words
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GENERAL NOTICES.
" Magnetic Machines.-an improved sraeiei
no :, For sal. BY FowLERs WELLS, Isl Nssssn-sL

" Magnetic Machines.-an improved sraeiei
ole ct For sale by FowLERs WELLS, Isl Nssssn-st
n Fewiers a Wciis, Phrenelesist. and
Publishers, Clinton Hal. Isl Nssssa-sL Gear me fHA
rWater.Cure.-JotL SsEw, NJ D. Practitioner, IS
FhSr,,'v ea'Irosc. near renih-s; % mi
~ Mira NJ. =. tseve Ntcaois, waier-Cars rhysi-
is1 A. Lem ston-sv Consultations ron ~ An 70 m
Parents visited al Ihsir residences
~ Re-tsrr, iea OF Natural -ight.-Pro'essor
cur-s near sight and away with glssses erlrey-
Ocs asys In New York, tbs last tare- Of eseh week ID
Warrensl No 5. from Broadway; In Boston me otnsI
d.ys Al s win.ers References In abundance Az inc
TEA Fact for Fa.niouabies.-ThOss who Pui
,n.,r s, Ia me hands OF MEpEUasT HEARo, or any o.
heir olrre, msr will come cn under their clean brusn
s ana bright scissors Win as handsome hes1 o Dali a.
Ire mosl iasudoGo tAsis could desire - Aacen-ssns
as Ian
r. WtEs and Teapees--Cnzens ard stronger
rs informed hst the krg-si ID besl sssortmen OF W
half Wigs T0ap-es. brsits q L,ng sislf &c sr 20 o
found Al me rasnufaciery Of MEDHUkSI HEARD, n
MsiGen-ane Also to Do hs1 . SIRE cure tor DArdrui
AZ II
n Wigs and Toupees.-BArcHxioks eeleorsisa
VIZ Factory 10 o. Wallet where AZ AZ nines can os
found Tho xrges; In the city Suange hna
cusens shoaa call and jadge for tncmseivcs oetofe
en.s.nx siscwAers. BkrcakLok's newly invented ~tks
ob,aprd silver medal al the FAR OF ne ies
nis. Copy The address nJi'
CO. Wafer-Cure In.rttntes.-Of IkkLL ~ -
.~Ses pals.ls his cornocloss esy -
f.syh,-st and ii Oyster Bay, l. ceoefA feense
,~rfsS 40 Advice rivsn for houe treatment $500,
aons veseai o. by leuef, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

ur The steamer Cherokee arrived at l"
O'Clock, Saturday afternoon, from Savannah We are
Indebted to her officers and friends OF the Savannah
nrrss for late papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

TF. d. Robinson says he has not withdrawn
his name as the Loco-Foco candidate for Congress IN
the Iyth Dlstrict of Massachusetts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

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