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FOR SALE.

IL THE FARM lately owned by WIN BoSD, deceas.
EsTA ed, and situated about half mile sonth of the
Congregational Meeting House in the of Sutton.
Said Farm contains about seventy of excellent Land
well adapted tage, moving and pasturg, with durable
streams of running through the samoa Dwelling
House in good repair, and BAN Said property will be
sold reasonable terms, and conditions of payment made
satisfactory the purchaser and possession given the first
day of April next Inquire of VIM. c. CEASE, the
premises, or of REV. A. BOND, Norwich, CT.
Sutton, Dec 26. If
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HnHSE LOTS F0R SALE.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Street
- running west from Main Street. north of the residence
OF Abel Jaques Esp Aso. on Austin, Chandler, Chat
ham, Newbury, and Quincy Streets
The above Lots for the first time offered for
SALE The land adjoining Them being built upon and their
pleasant location Main Street, makes them the most
desirable Lots in the city, Terms OF TO suit The pur-
chaser. L. d s. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf II Portland Street.
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,

ENHE subscriber has taken ROOMS in Bo,oen's Rloek-
-, N0; %Oo Nam street, Worcester,-whert he has
and viii constantly keep for sale as agent lars
meht OF Mead's Vibrating Magnetic Batteries
MAJ -TrusEes-shoulder Braces and various
promotive of human
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery, in
connection either with, without these orioles hrs re-
esed or cured many persons in different parts of The
STATE aetted with rupures spinal curyatures rheuma
ism ana great variety OF disorders and he will
continue 10 do either his Rooms or at The esdence
oi any lady or gentleman, who may favor him with a
request FOR any OF The above Instruments or Tor his SER
vices ~ the application OF the Galvanic Bnitery
April IL DIFF JOHN G. KNAPP
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Farm for Sale.

ilsA I lie valuable Farm known an the William M;us
:.H1 Farm situated in the south part of RuT,lsp
a between Rutland Poorhouse Farm and the Barre road
comprising seyentyye Of good Land divided into
fasure Moving, TIage, and Wood Iand-3O acres beng
covered with heavy growth Of Pine White Oak and Chest
nut iimser The Farm Is well stocked with good fit trees
with good buildings thereon. For further particulars IN
quire Of the subscriber on tho premises. -
JanS 4~S Niin +" A. CARPENTER.
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

HITCH s. JONES have Oh hand Iron Plane
Il ing Machines two of Is feet, with trip motion
piee, and two OF eet without the trip motion. The
above machines ana built Of the hest Of materials
and workmanship, and will be sold low for cash or ap
proved credt-they may be at Foundry.
N. d. We continue to make all kinds OF CASTINGS
IRON aud BRASS in general use, and warranted to
Y. satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester. July 81 DIFF
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House, Barn, Shop and Land for Sale,

IA PLEASANTLY situated about hafa mile from
Es!fs the center of BoYLsTos, and about miles IRON
ssxA w orceser. Tne place contains six of first
rate Land well stocked with grated Fruit Trees House.
Barn. and shoemaker's Shop, and good well OF water
It will be sold low For parti-uaFs inquire Of JOHN
FARWELL, Supt. Wore Poor Farm; HENRY e. WAR
KEN, Shrewsbury or the subscriber al the OFFICE.
Worcester, Aug IL. JAMES L. ESTEY
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Flgmaigsg .HgQelicialps.

THESE are no quack nosrunIs secret preparations,
but are simply what, in the advertisements and labe
accompanying them, they repres be-PHYSO
MEDICAL REMEDIES, or such as act in harmony with
the Jaws Of the humHn constitution They EMIT ely
vegetable, end are compounded in accordance with The
pest teachings OF several years of pro essona cxpe
hey are not nniuersa remedy every
usease lhey consist ct various preparations seyeray
suited to the removal Of different forms Of disease
They are now extensively known, and approved and
are Kept Tor sale by Druggists and Storeketper in large
portion Of the towns in this County and vicinity.
June " wifi G.. NEWTON M. ID.
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MEDICAL NOTECE.

IL ~: COMANGS. Physician and Surgeon.
Having given his aitention Tor some wears IN ,h
meh OF Chronc forms Of disease, offers his services TO
the ahcted IN this and other NewEngand States Those
particularly who are affected with Scrotula or any Cuta
nenus EruPons, Rheumatism, or Gravel; Disease Of IN
Money OF Liver with Old Sores Ulcers &c. thai hav
IN many radically cure or greatly
we nave successfully treated cases of White
swelling that have been pronounced ncurahle and apu
taOn recommended 'f
Persons at distance, suffering under the above com
plants, or any other Chronic affection, may consult us
he We forward medicine and preservation bv
Express Mail. ~ -
THOSE IN the city, wishing personal advice or prescrip,
non NAV find at Residence mud Office No Cbnt
ham Street. (laely Division ST. Worcester. dMlO
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RAI,IlN

HhE SUBSCRIBER, having fitted up ahe and increased
T. the number OF his BATHING Rooms reminds the
ci'izens OF worcester that il they choose TO WASH and
REMnS WELL, rathtr than TO pay Doctors bin 10 gst
oeH they can be furnished, ut any time with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, snd ample
accommodations, BY calling at the corner of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON
June ri
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Improved washing REachime.

Improved washing Machine.
'TllE>E celebrated Machines, for which received a
Diploma at The Fair of the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association. are made at No CENTRAL STREET where
orders may be addressed
The following is taken from the Editorial columns of the
spy: We have had one of Coyes's Washing Machines
IN use in our family, for several past and after
giving IL fair trial, nmend il the tsS machine
Tor that puepose that we acquainted with Ii is moi
manner as to ipjnre clothes much less than by
other washing machines by the common hand rubbing
board"
- Price SIS. Warranted TO please.
May 2i. d2aw wIf FRANCIS GLOVES
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FOE SALE

A A VERY convenient Cottage Touse. ard about
s9M "A two acres of Land suitable for Building Lots
eAsltdaed on the side OF Grove Street, near the
cemetery On the premises is variety young Fruit
Trees, and valuable well good soft wafer. As he
present owner intends leave the city the Spring he
Van sell the whole part of the md suit the pnr>
naser Those wishing pleasant tuation will do well
;e call and examine the premises.
Nov Is. d3m* ISAIAH HOWES
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Look at This.
Matthewson's Improved Patent Weather


ihattheWson's improved Patent Weather
STRIP,
cheapness, simplicity ana durability pronounced
l. ny hundreds the BEST ARTICLE use for out
zoe DOORS as it excludes every particle Of rain and
unst. In Keeping out cold, it will in short lime save
me price asked Tor it in fuel The rapidly increasing sales
with the great demand The above article has caused
many unprnciped men throughout New gland to make
ana sell an anfer1or article purporng be the same as
malhewsolt's Patent-thereby iijurng the real one.
Inc public are cautioned against purchasing any exs
cept authorized agents, all nfrngmens will be dealt
with according TO law.
For sale at fl. W. MiLLER's Hardware Store Main
street and at A. BILLINGS rs Front ST. Orders to be
applied, left as above, wltbe promptly attended to-
In regard TO the: being affected either by snow or ice
reference can be had by calling above to any reason
hole ameun where they have been used the past two
years and have given perfect satisfaction.
Improved Spring Stops furnished If requested.
A. B. CRANE, General Agent
Dec 5. .eod&wlf Q Foundry ST.. Worcester.
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Bntter. CIlcese. &c.

Ia FIRklNS choice Vermont HITTER.
49, 30 Kegs do New York do:
SS' y KS KS Prime Worcester County CHEESE.
Az. - US. 90 view YORK do.
hno-superior Southern Ilomony--t'orp Fiour(
p"" Floer-Back Wheat do. heatn edits Far
gla. Iaaooq-Sago Arrow Root-C tinc-Russia Isin,
s'a's-rA american do Irish Moss, &c &C.
NJ, p ps snlehy D. BUTMAN.
~'' 6w
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POTASHES.

= POTASHES. a
"f Norihern Poashes OF superior ou,iftv t,.,
IeSeved' for sale low by j. GREEN A co ''''
--- nP-n %. opposite Central School House
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10 Preserve and FseaUdjfV.

40 Preserve and EseauaifV.
QUSPINIS ITALIAN HAIR TONIC is now
Al univeraly considered the best toilet
invented for cleansing and imparrg heany and vigor
Gus CROWN 10 he human hair All akaes and pungent
spirits tend TO dry and stimulate instead of g,yna
ishment and strength, and destroy the vitality of The
roofs or bulbs The Italian tonic is a sovereign remedy
or all diseases OF the hair scalp, all eruptiops
ana dandrun are speedily eIadcaiet, leavBg The hair
Deauihuy soil IND brilliant. trial ii will prove il
TO he nnequaed as PreSeruatiue Yestoraire Man
uacIuTed only by j. l.. BURBANK Worcester
M. 3. GREEN and J. GREEN & Co, Agents for Wor,
cester. d2aw&wSm San, 90
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Caution 10 the EpsxbzSc.

WE public are hereby cautioned against purchasing nv
= WEATHER STRIPS of Lewis Thayes or John w
Iiealy, or any OF their Agents. about securing
Patent for my invention All inrngments will be dealt
th according to law The article published in The Daily
Spy, so far 1t regards coparnershp either in the in
yenon or taking out patent entirely unauthorized
oy melt was ordered by Mr. Heay without my knowledge
Or cosentsoon as discovered it. orsered Mr. Heal, TO
make the alteration, as the claim belonged to me exclusive
Upon his promising that it should be DONE felt secure
The present time In regard to the invention nm, nren,rad
70 prove ihai am the original and only inventor Of ali that
canhod IN me above nlmed Strip, and hare never either
oy OF IN wiring given any part Of my invention to any
"nc ese-e copartnorshp referred to above was confined
entirely to the making and selling the above article ALWAYS
te above clam as my own and sent my Model for
az patent some weeks ago in my own name only
nybntcd. Signed. '' - ''s"O" W me Agents
zee 20 dwtf JARED VAN SOIEN
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TO FACTORY uEIp

w hNrED in Cotton Factory, two Or three eam,,,..
nv W., o. eavers-a Dresser Tender and ALA co,,on
81" NJ. wpoien Dyer. Apply TO ELIAS DiNsMORE.
uWlsul 4f Wvrcesf,r
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Cooking Ranges,

4 NEW and beautiful pattern Cooking Range, III
n most convenient economea aHd cheapest in 18th
market. for sale by RICHARDSON Il L0RING.
July H. distf 70 Main 81.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
'l'HE subscriber has removed from Court Mills, to
Doct HeywoOd's building, CENTRAL SraEET where
he viii continue TO manufacture Boot and Shoe Patterns
APe Tree, Cocoa, BorUood, and Ligaun Hitd Treeias
Sticksj Stitching Benches Peggins Jacks Cutting Boards
STAR and Fence BALusTERs. job work and Wood Tnrn
ng done to order. GERRY VALENTINE.
worcester April 8, lS4g. dwly
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FUGITIVE SLAVES. Mr.. Mason of V;ro;,;,
has introduced into the Senate a hill 70 nrov7a 6,
.he more effectual execution of the third clause
tne second section of the fourth article of the con
stituuon OF the United States, in relation to the re
cla 81! OF fugitive slaves. BY the provisions
lnls Dill any persons aiding in the escape of sIay
are subject to fine Of one thousand dollars. II
saia mat the Southern Senators are determined /
force this bill through Congress, if possible.
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BUILDING LOTS

Z D.
HE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester il is sit
lated on the north side OF Chatham Street. on the bebth
land near the Dwelling House Rev Mr. SmalIev and
contains about $500 square feet He also other lots
1nt same Street, containing 5000 So each-and three
Lois In the same vicinity Quincy Stand sever Lots
lesr the Red Mills Taylor street. =,
June 4. dtf CHARLES WHITE.
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FOR SALE

EOtG SAhEs
- VALUABLE ESTATE No. II Summer ST.,
M.M "a consisting of House, Barn and Building Lot
supply OF good and durable water, with many de-
IaDie privileges, when examined. DIFF March S.
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WANIEU, ~.I-.- m
Y the subscriber his Mill la oxford, !st-rate
- Wooden i'resssr Teader. Aso, three or four good
:ugsh Weavefs. u. L. HARDING.
Oxford hose. ia Nsia dwf 4
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FLOUR.

Q0OO BUSHELS Southern CORN;
'ODOO 1000 do. Northern do this week receiving
and fer sale BY BLISS, SUTTON Il CO.,
Dec 20. Mechanic ST.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

be maintained only by artificial means. IL
the efforts by which Il was redeemed irom
lha wnierH w@re 20 be- relaxed, the ocean
would rensserl iIs right, and Tho whole king
dom would be submerged. The siigiltsSi
Hccideul might sweep Holland into The deep.
II whs once nenrly undermined by an insect,
Indeed The necessity Of destroying insects ID
20 urgent, llial lhs slOrk, grea, leedor upon
them ~ actually held 'iu yenerutiou, aud M
most every species Of bird IL religiously pro-
iecied from injury. Brd'nesling ~ strictly
prohibited by law. The drln of all tLls Is
pAlpable enoughi but IL IL curious thnt tile
very existence ofa great country should de
pend upon such guaranteed Beniitgt Ma.
CeiinHy
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a cALtoaNrA spEc.-,L Loss than year a.
go brig laden with lumlssr Iefl Boston hnr-
bor Vessel aud cargo complete cost $50, 900.
For this adventure the owners have already
received $4,000 in gold-they expect 10 re-
ceiye about $4,000 more--snd they still
have the vessel mud equipment Mt nnchor nt
San Francisco.
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O. The ST. Louis Era describes n new
srennlloat, now in course Of construction in
that city, nearly rendy for launching, which.
it Sny-, will lie the largest boat on the west
srn waters. Her length is to be 5I77 feel and
her breadth 80 feet
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SouRcEs OF HUMAN ERRoR. The dead
abstract notions ofthe intellect, tho dialecti-
nj disputes OF the reason, the purely subject
i've and one sided apprehension oF objects
Ivy n delutcd fhncy, aud the uhsoluto viii, l,are
from SOURCES nT human error. Schiegd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-05

How lloLLANp WAS GATHERED AND rs
KEPT ToGETHER.-No description eau con-
vey the slightest nation of lLo way ia which
Holland has boen gathered, particle by parli-
Gle, out of the wnste OF waters, ofthc strange
inspect Of tho country. and the inccssNnt vigi-
lance aud wondrous precautions 10y which II
is preserved. Holland sin the fullest sense,
an nlluviun ofthe sen. IL consists of sand
and mud rescued from the occnn, nud bank
ed up on all sides. Produced 10y the most
dcXtcrous and indelalignblo cxcriions, it can
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24

President TAYLOR does not display the nerve which was
once attributed to the Hero Of Buena Vista He is in the
hands Of caba who are attempting TO avoid The respon-
sbi,y tina, is expected from the Chief Magistrate of the
republic He was elected by wearing double face upon
the Wilmot Proviso and they are therefore, attempting in
every way to avoid showing his colors upon that sbar
raising question
Had he the spirit of patriot, he would come out boldly
at once, and terminate the controversy by declaring that
he would veto the Wilmot Proviso. But, instead Of
boldly coming out upon it, he is attempting dodge il
in every way First he suffered his agent in California,
without check or protest. TO interfere with the movements
Of the people Of California in order to hurry the adop
ton Of constitution and he is attempting TO dodge
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meeting was held at Indianapolis, the 18th inst.
by the democratic members OF the legislature and citizens
from dGeenarts Of the State and Of the cit, at which
they received report from committee appointed at a
previous meeting. from each congressional District with
Mr.. Robert Dale Owen as their chairman The last
meeting addressed by Governor Wright Lieutenant
Governor Lane, and Mr. Owen The committee reported
letter TO Governor Lane, askng him not to make his
permanent residence in Oregon or California, but to come
home to Indiana, with view Of being candidate for
President in 1859 Mr. Owen remarked that the letter
was unanimously adopted by the committee. The letter
was adopted by reclamation by the meeting. and three
hearty cheers were given for Gen. Joseph Lane
Mr.. Owen was requested, by resolution. to prepare
Biographical sketch Of the lfe public services and
character Of Gen Lane"
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CARD,


would respectfully has
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
Sc in purity his longer experience In the business
direct personal knowledge with va
growing districts Of Europe than other
& city afford ior the character and quality Of
all articles sold BY him. 1854 y At
The arrangements his and vaults such
them la fact for the cellar OF
small assorted lots OF choice wines for pecal
supplied at the shortest noce with wines decanted
usually o be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied az wholesale prices on most favor
able t
CLUBS their advantage order from the sub
scriber
FAMILIES can table wines very low prices
cheapest OF wines and liquors, FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes, and
distance supplied sent them by PACkAGE
ExPREss,' FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, &C.. for table,
at the shortest notice.
by addressing their orders, through thepost once %
JACOB SNYDER, jr,
Importer Dealer in Wines, &c 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia
y-sEGARs of direct importation Havana, Of
always hand from $40 TO 80 thousand and sold
box cheaper than al other store In the CITY,
Jan 24-dAcply.g f5 l@'f ~ N 4NG
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Where the character Of the Sergeant at Arms Of the
Senate is well known as il is in Washington, il may
defy such upgeneroos charges have been loosely
thrown Out in one or two letters from this city We are
happy to find that one Of the papers which published
these letters has frankly acknowledged in the following
article, the injustice which ihas done him. The lesson
which the Bulletin reads to the newsmongers and serb
blers in this city comes 10 good time to warn Others
against such abuses;
Prom the PhnsdeIphis Bulletin, Ian. rs
RoBsRr BEALx, so--In order that may be
gentleman, for the insdvecn admission into the columns
OF the Bulletin Of photographic despatch rejecting upon his
integrity copy from the " Union the subjoined card
whch he addressed 10 the editors the 16h instant While
dong this we canno refrain from ndul9ipg In passing
word OF condemnation OF the culpabl facility with which
such reports put into cicnlson by eegraphic report
cipents to place confidence in them and hence editors
and publishers pnwittingIy made Instrumental 10 prop
sgaiug oalunny when they suppose they only giving
publicity 70 the truth Unless tsegraphic reporters reform
this practice, their dispatches will prove litle mis
chevous than the pigments Of the person. cd Rumo" oil
kspearc who traversed the world from the orient 70
por' 10 them ws would further saw in the language Of
Macbeth, Bring more reports --uness reliable
and then ysbiish or sryvwes stour pleasure
SENATE CHAMBsR, January Is, 1850
In the Baltimore Clipper of this morning, purporlng 70
DO an extract rom the Phsdelpha Bulletin, IL chsge
estimated at from Any 10 sixty thousand dollars.
The writer then adds that liar made agsns
Mr. Bcslc SergesntaAfms OF the Senate. SO far as s
concerned, pronounce tie author authors OF ms las
and infamous charge contempbc, nnscupuIons ssndeefs
challenge the searching investigation into all Of my
official acts, and defy the world put IT, finger az con one
H'i ssossR4 BBALE
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ID EMOvAL-rhe Union Intelligence General Agency Once
removed from Seventh opposite
ONCE, wanted daily cooks washers and hone
chambemad bouskeercr travelling maids
hosers laboers sc Families furnished with
any every capacity Attention gwen collecting
money buying selling leasing and renting real estate, dwelling
an % y. A. PHILLIPS.
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We recommend the commercial letter Of this morning.
from our New York correspondent. in consequence Of The
valuable statistics which it exhibits, and the scathng
positions il makes Of the Secretarys blunders.
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THE uhAersfgsed, being a practical mechanic. and
having carried building for more Than sixteen in Wash
modern style, will
uns all pertaining build
ing Those msy him with te patronage shn
done between and
between SIN oh Streets north Of the Patent Once.
( Jan 90 3teod fInteligcnccrl JAMES TOWIEs.
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HARRissuRo, Jan 81 ls5o.-Ccn. John M Bictel, dem
ocrs) OF Ere was this afternoon elected State treasurer
There was but one ballot. The vote stood Bckel ~
Gideon ]. Ball, (whg,) So
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IMPORTANT she Ladies' Of washington and the
DistctF PULvERMACHER from 80 baltimore street. Baii
has opened branch opposite Browns Hotel Pennsyyan
win this beautiful assortment Of
rbands, embodees, collars cuffs wells, berthos
evening dresses embroidered chren adcs' breakfast
embroidered and plain linen cambo and an
Of all the leading Of laces for Trimmings and
hounce Pulveschcr pledges himself sell from Is 10 20
cent cheaper any city, Also, gloves for ladies
and gentlemen, Of every description. Jan lS-iwdn
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A PUBLIC SALOON FOR RENT.-The large saloon in
Of the city,
between h and ION Streets west Just newly finished and one Of
The handromest saloons In this mcopoisbeing elegantly iu
Ks, heated from built In the
which agreeable warmth dised throughout The saloon
persons, exhib
Inquire OF =. Parker Fancy Store, Ma
Jan 23-A
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OBsERvINo I'm the Bslti4ore sun Of this nncrnins
that the itch n prevailing at aaeown would state mat ms
smelly cured without unpleasant and
snnonna reclining for short time IN my medicsted
apparatus portable easily managed and can be
Immediately Recommended by numerous United state.
by both houses of Congress- BOYD REILLY,
Jan 0-a Once, City Hail.
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DALTrMoRE REPUBLICAN AND ARGUs--The proprctors Of
active and responsible
AGENT distribution o. their In the cite. Of e District
The paper circulation and be made
very by For particulars inquire
jan i ro RICHARDSON, CLOUD, HOPE Baltimore.
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IrsEFUT. ARTTCIEcs.Iusr received by WIN FISCHER
II toners Hail. nirper elegant and useful invention,
nails Also designed
removing the superuous flesh, with file and blade
tsched, For sale low. Jan 70