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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

NJ EW CLASSES FOB ALL TnE FASHIONABLE
Waffef, ~ MT. searinas private academy IS Bond
NJ vii n addition 20 ne ci,sses for reatlenep russ
days aud FrdaIs al cloch form class for wnEinr
ednesday and saturday a. for ladies and young er
M So o'clock. The advanced class Tor ladies who attend
a week SATURDAYS, at az o'clock.
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rIisCNLLANEOus.

I'll
FORTY THOUSAND COATS. PANTALOoNs. AND
asenats q The latest fall style, from 81 ~ 81
hhEI hhDa Clothing Store Chestnut street second
ELouR AND HEAI-THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER TOR
ttl a. the lowest market prices 50p bills
Inc homr sO@ packages extra huled buckwhtat
ruly selected and packed expressly fr rhppnE chcc
Craham cat and Indian meal in barrels and Orisrs
IRON the South and Tsst will meet With prompt
J. 7. n J. q. FROST. Zi fr0nt street,
One door below PeeEsilg.
II oOTING-coOpwIN. CHEAP PATENT SUE IRA
IL ing maker cheap light and Durable roof d6as On
fough rlnk for fe per foot tin SHINGLES la par
foot and warranted Good wins chimney Pota ia hrs
preventive for smoky chmneys Ofcc 20 sprnr sirett
near hudson.
TEECHEs, LEEUBEs.-SOVD LARgE swEDIsa
Ieechea just arrived per steamers africa ana Fr..E
hn Tor sale at low prices In Quantities 20 suit
Importer % Leechs. NOT iahn So
RuHGUEDY TORT LANDING-.7iO PIPES, HALF
~ PIPES quarters, and oghths Burgundy port of surs
nor quality landing per french brig SINCE sale By
-, .ChLEr ASTON, 81 water street
also, N sttre-i " Marell, Ortsrs. Dupuy Cs. and
So.. all IN bond.
Il sTOuVENEL co. hare opened that large store No
bt broadway. next % Niblos With fall assortr,snt
very rich gas fixtures, lamrs, Frondoes &c, manufao-
turto BY hessfs Cornelius Co. French caHdeabras
hemAn ware &C They import French china decrp
tor They manufacture rich plain and moulded rasa
and match All articles 20 patterns Goods Loaned
parties Glass cut te order Factory 81 aad 90 vesey
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I ooM'ss PANORAMA or CUBA-OPEN EVERY
IL night, AZ che Hnervs Rooms, 80 Bro yrepresent
lag ia cities country snd tropical vsotAvn tie soc
customs Of the Crsoeg and lancs6 Dosrs
oolQtk panorama Th proesely Alults.uao 15o
children. half proe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

NIATIONAL TuEATRE. CHATHAM 81, NEAR RoOsE.

RowERY TaEATRE-oN TUESDAY NEXT NOV.
- 27th, The BENEFIT of l. z. WALDRON Treasurer will
take place when the spectacle THE LAST DAYS
P0MPEII-THE LADY OF TEE Lakeland ROBERT
lCAIRE. will be performed. in which Mr. j. Scott Miss
Wemyss, and the full company, will appear.
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NOV ornH Al SToPPArI nAbL, ROADWAY
~ Beae Crayfns voyage % California Rsturn Civ
nf views Of Philadelphia tthe starting pon Gaps Nay
cbarls,sor Esst lhaea Ro ysnero. Ctps dorm errft
nams tbs lgtl nus Havana and Boston. This panorama
deidedy toe largegt pad most manu- i0cHt the world
painted by George Hslre 1ttO feet q canvsss over
Two m.ls In length, gives views Of the prncps oiss
the Atlantic and Pacific Of North ani soutf
Amerct, from Philadelphia the Starting place. 30 Boston
Nth most magniheent ocean views Almisfoa rs cents
children under en bali prCo. p3Oru cren ~
menee at "a o'clock EKhbitieHi Wednesday Satur-
day Afternoon az o'clock.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08


A, He.eu- Iowa CO. Wis Feb 1gth 1850 Airs.
HAEalET =. VIE Of \ W MooaE, aged 3 years,
Iaollhs ami days.
The deceased had been member of the Pres
byterian Church Of Wyoming Valley. .or LITTLE
more tAan three years. She bore. her long, severe
Illness with tie .oraeudc and patience which char
ac:esizoa ths true disciple of Christ For several
months before her death, she was fully aware that
she would not recover. and so tar from exhibiting
any thing like dread, she dcs.rol"5o depart and be
wi,a Christ, which would be far better"
She retained her faculties uainpai1el 10 the We
~ las, ami always had word o. consolation Tor
those. friends who shcyed marks f sorrow in view
OF her severe s4ferlags, and approaching end
We shall soon. very soon meet again She woul;
say 10 hcr christian friends. We have lozy val
uuhie member Of our !.g;le church but we do not
maarn as those who have no hope, Tor we hope,
Tor we feel that our loss is Ter ga5n-Cos.
r. Vermont Papers please copy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

SHANErvL. - Hear what some rusty crus-
y old bachelor says CT some ladies. What
shall be done with the ilcorEigiable sin
ner
DIP the Atlantic Ocean dry with tea
spoons-tw.st your heel into the toe Of
your boot make postmasters perform their
promises, and Subscribers pay the printer
send up fishing hooks and Esh for stars,
get astride Of 3 gossauer and chase q
coa4t when the rain is coming down
Ike the Cataract Of N:aaara. remember
where you left your umbrella cook a
musquito With a brickia at; IL short prove
all things hitherto considered impossible
but never attempt TO coaxa woman to say
she ariH. VIXEN she has made up her mind
she ac0sltt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

MONUMENTS FROM NIcazaGrA-We
learn that Mc Sqa2ir, Charge a. Afaires
OF the United States to Guatemala. has
sent some very extraordinary monuments
from the Island Of Lapataua IN the lake
OF Nicaragua TO the Smithsonian Iustisu-
ton 1hey consist Of two sta-uas-one
OF which represents a tiger sprinring up
on the back Of a sitting figure. Both ere
carved in black Basalt They are not
among the largest and more elaborate, as
these cannot Be removed except By pow
Ell artificial ads. Seine are IS large Is
the columns of the Hall CT Be2rs%enta
tvs = ~ T1+clifrrrcer
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

Coon ron MILWAUKEE All tie IiIwau-
kee editors who have been advertising lot
teries have been fined So each. Several
gamblers Of that city, have also been fined
to the extent Of the law This IS doing
things up in the right way and # other
places besides Milwaukee would take the
same course, 1t would possibly have a ter
deney to add to the moral character OF
our state
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

Mason AND DExoN's LGEE.-Tke Com
missioners on the part Of Maryland, Della
ware, and Pennsylvania, consisting Of the
Lon. H. G. s. Key, George Reed R:a
die and J, P Eyre, appointed to settle
2r refz the bounIries between the three
States, are now in this CITY for the pur-
pose Of concluding their business with the
Typographical Bureau
We learn that The Report Of tie Com
mission viii give lie history and whole
particulars q the interest in eeQg a peal
i.ae >1laa9n and D.@ou's} 50 often alluded
70 BY the press aad politicians, Yet but
lit,le understood by the public.-bat. IN
t.L5gesscer. FEB u
- -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
Ere Notice.

IA Office is hereby given, that shall
~ on thesecond Tuesday of April next
commence selling at the Courthouse, IN
the village Of Mineral Point, in the Coun-
ty of iowa and State Of Wisconsin. at pub
lie auction, so much of each tract of the
following described lands as shall remain
unpaid on that day, as may be necessary
for the payment of the taxes. interest and
charges thereon. SAID sale to be open be.
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock IN the fore
noon and four o'clock in the afternoon Of
each succeeding day, until ali shall be sold
JOHN McNAIR,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

MEL AHcuoLy OccUERzNoE learn
that Sir. HurIburt near Cottage Inn,
La F=yetse &C., was killed By Lis own
daughter on Monday last, under tie fol
lowing circumstances: Mr. H., in fit
of intoxication, had driven his wife from
the house and attempted TO commit vic
lence upon his daughter, which she resist
ed. He then, with 4 large knife in his
hand, threatened her, upon which size re-
treated, and her father followed She
caught an axe and swung it before her IN
self defence Her father rushed forward,
and came in contact with the axe, which
struck him on the neck, nearly severins
his head from his body.
We understand that a Coroner's jury
considered the act perfectly jastifsbje on
the part Of the girl, it appearing very
clearly case Of self defense.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
Mr.. Ca.bgln,s EgseEl il lie Senate.

Mn YORK, Mach 9TH,
la tha Herald Of tals morning is pub
.isaea 3lr. ta.hoWas speech it occupies
G-J AID half columns of tlat Journal
ii commence by stating that there IS
danger 10 the oa'2n and traces tae cause
{" tH2 d.se2n5sa5 OF the south not OF re-
cot e,sawta.
she lrss charge Is that tie South las
been excluded from 2. interest il the ter
r.tat.2s common 20 the Whole Ju1oa..--
"ss..c, tLa5 ? system q revenue DIS
.,'s. -''e-it oaeIo.-S 10 ne 99g5i has been
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
Mineral Point, March 3, 1850.

~ Mr.. and Mrs BRooKs gave a Lee
ture and Concert IL this village on Tues
day evening last, &c a crowded house
The lectures OF Nr Brooks are doing
great service IN the carse of Temperance.
Dir. B. has been appointed a D. G. ". P.
and Is authorized to open new divisions il
any part of the state Letters addressed
to him at Madison, {post-paid) viii re
eeive prompt attention
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
MADISON, March 6, 1850.

STOLEN, Sunday night, March Sd 1850.
. a Sorell Mare, 3 white feet, white stripe in her
face. and 8 years old. The th;efis known as James
Yananber, had black frock Coat, slouched WOO
Hat about forty sears Of agc, about five ieet eight
inches in height and sandy complexion. $50, VII
be paid for both th.ef and horse or S25, forether
Any enc finding the above described horse or the
please inform ne b. Telegraph Al Madison.
HORACE LAWRENCE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
$50 Rerrara-
2lTSFR.L PoIxr LA1D OFFICE,

GlTSERAL PoIET LAED OEFICE,
March g. 1850.
Stolen from tits e.zce Ga the night Of the IG.h
February, 2 LAND NARR AEEo. no. 46.6=G.
issued 30 Lurnan B. lsurch saa 10. 52.o32. i-slei
10 William a. G-esa both assigned 10 Samuel New
.cS. The above reward lyiil lie given for the APP
aseaeHsioH O. tAe thief and recovery o. the War
rants.
c. II. SLAUGHTER,
Register
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

Tax NoTIcE-We publish today, q list
of the lands 70 be sod fer taxes in this
county Persons owning land would do
we'll to examine it, aud see if theirs IS not
included
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

Tor, co,~y County courr. in and for
tie cosa,y OF Town. o. the Term OF March, 1850
In Tie matter OF The estate Of Lyman J. Dan
iels. deceased
Joan BRAcNES, Administrator q the Estate of
Lvnlan }. Daniels. deceased, has fled ID this CONF
his petition IS such administrator, PRAYING Tor L.
cease sell al, Or SO much oil tie real estate OF
Tie SAID Lyman Daniels, deceased. lying and be-
inL the county of Iowa. as viii De sufficient TO
pay the debts o. said deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 70 the Heirs At law of
Use said deceased, and all others interested. that
TIE hearing OF said application Is continued till a
Term o This Coat 10 be holden at the Court House
Ia Mineral poant, in said county. on the second
Monday Of May next, when a final hearing VIII
be hal on said application
FARLEY EATON.
Judge of the county Court.
Dated March 5sh- 1880. 4N22
y TFFALO TCEGT rs. Dried Beef and Venison
- lC- Sale at LIeTD'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
EaIEaEy Important

To California migrants, ana others.
tat4G subscriber would respectfully announce
= u the puolc taat the Mississippi River Is
aov clear ct ice at Dubuque, ard that he has trst
-ass FERRY BOAT IN operation al thar place
zLg-pers9ns or teams FeFried a. al times, with
saf2ty- and dispatch.
CHARLES BONN
;Nf~l-ra Ia \ Marc = 1850 9~-r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

Io1on A Range 2
sw4 and n e e4 | 40
west half southeast or so
south. east 4r north east or do 40
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

4 E.EFAUEEF. March 5th.
4 lisgracaful riot occurred here last
evC.iug Two or three hundred Germans
4ttaehal tie Lonse of senator J. i. Smith
ari AFTER breaking IA tie windows &c.
with clubs. and throwing brick BATS ilto q
room among the inmates, burst Jhe doors
whiah lad been locked upon them by g
little Girl. and destroyed property Of con
siderable value inside A servant girl and
several small children only. were in The
horse when attacked. Ir aad llr7 Smith
beng absent attending lecture. The
oaeaae &C ELr. Smith was his voting for
tlc present license law The City Mar
slat arrived after tie riot commenced -
S 5.e.@2ayr Of 5Ec Smith was considera-
BIZ Injured for demonstrating with the
mob
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported hr tie Wisconsin Tribune.
Sax FRANcEseo. Jan'v Is.

y
CITY Of Sacramento has been overflow
cd b. water. But few places were visible.
aua 5sho inhabitants are suffering terribly
FROM the dreadful calamity Loss esti-
mated at 81 ,000, coo. Immense herds Of
ca .t*e and other property have been swept
aaas. While the food has DESTROYED
grsst amount Of property il viii work out
the gold II great abundance. 4 party OF
o!A5:tas made an attack upon some Amer
lcGu# At the mines IN the vicinity of Stock
teo,.rl which two Of the assa.lauts were
Kai&d aid others imprisoned TIE latter
wer* subsequently released. This affair
creazed great ezeltement.
Ihe LocoteeO meeting at Tammany
ililt on Saturday evening. in favor OF the
uinn, was largely attended and passed
5a Sith much enthusiasm.
BALTIMORE March 9TH.
Tse Virginia Senate las passed tie
d5v4e bill fer taking the popular vote on
holding a convention for amending the
constitution.
Boston. March ID
Parson, the murderer Of his wife and
I cliii,.rea was sentenced today TO be hung
Nav XoRK. March cd.
Toe friends Of Land Reform met at
Tnn.sna2y Hal last evening and filed
tie @oo-a to overlooking. 1]r. Russ offci-
atcdsas Chairman Letters we're received
irons Chos. II. Benton. Daniel Webster
Le0:'@ Cass. and others. Speeches were
d"-isered By L. q Shepard and Horace
. tre.ie F. and q set Of rcsala5.ons adopted
LaCarEo.. Ac1-n2Er the train Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08
PARTEE EAT0.

@".-- '' 'I.r 'ott''ty NpcEi
D0fcl March 5th 1850 Ag- 2.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

y IFFALO TCEGT rs. Dried Beef and Venison
- lc- sale at LIeTD'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-08

New Toaz. March 9Th.
the California steamers has
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-02
FOR THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Banning's Patent Body Brace

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE, is
an efficient relief to persons aborng under the follow
ing ana other analogous naaies and symptoms viz Asthma
Consumption and other diseases of the Lgs-pnal Cur
vaturesBronchts and other affections Throat-Loss
OF Voice-ip Diseases Scrofous Swelngs, Distortions
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headache, Want Of Sleep Palpa-
ton of the Heart Disorered Circulation the Blood Kid
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS of the ENremes-
PAINFUL, dillcu or suspended MenstruatonPasy, Gout,
Falling of the Womb, Leuchohoe Whites Dropsy Piles
Constipation Withered and Decayed Limbs Weakness of
Chest Vertigo, Dull Pains in the Sides, Pains weakness
in the Back, DC &c. .t.
The following certificates will show what thought of
Dr. Banning's Patent Lace DC. viz
From Prof Mott, and other Physicians of Ne,c York
The undersigned have examined Dr. Banngs novel views
on the mechanical pathology ofmany affections Of the vice
ra and believe them highly interesting and worthy the
Gus attention OF the medical profession.
gatenttne Mott, MD. J.Keorney Rodgers,M.D
1er. B. Whiting, NJ. D. H. Mclean, M. d.
From Rev. Caleb ]. Tenney, D. D. of Northampton for
merly of Wethersfeld, Conn:
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years was almost total Subsequently my voice
continued weak and ndistnct One year ago commenced
the nse of Dr. Banns Brace and have found marked
and decided advantage from it, increasing the of speak
ing and the strength of my voice Now, although preach
tempt the service ALL if not in constant application
the principles of Dr. Bannings Brace which from my
knowledge of its certain utiyin nv case cheeriy re-
Aug. 5, 1916 D''S-'' : ''' CALEB j. TENNEY.
DIR. KNAPP & CO., the undersigned, have pur-
chased the right of this arfamed Patent Lace, Body
Brace for the County of Worcester and ready
SELL and apply the Instrument patients, either their
residences, their said Office No PAS (UP sTAIRs
NJ STREET They will sell the right make, vend and
the said Lace, few, and few only of the towns Of
this County, terms advantageous the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases and many more of
similar nature the undersigned have with their MAGNET
&c, or ELECTROPATHIC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessuy and will continue to do either with without
the application and expense of the said Lace Brace
patients may prefer. The instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted and can be by gentleman lady,
without the least pain Inconvenience The public is in
vted to call and examine the article at their said office
where all avors in their line will be thankfully received and
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-02
Eg91F Eve.

WATERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now been extern
w sively used for than six months and every box
sold has been warranted give entire sasacoD and has
in single instance been returned-on the contrary hun
dreds of Ladies and Gentlemen Troy and New York have
expressed themselves in the most enthusiastic its
praise and acknowledged its superiority every other
kind in To Ladies who have false hair
sequence of their natural hair turning Grey this DYE
great blessing, making 1t to resemble perfectly
that it cannot be deecedhe application is perfectly sim
pe the hair requires PREPARATION it needs only to be
wet i'll the most simple manner and the work is done
For sale by NJ. b. GREEN, and LEVI T. LAZELL
June %. eodtf
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Daguerre0tVpes,

TTIfTE subscr respectfully informs his old friends ard
customers, that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Mainsstreet,
where he would be pleased wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. lie invites all TO call and examine
his specimens, parcurly those OF the Hon Judge Colamar
Post Master General of the United States and Gen. Phes
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining Compa y
whose Daguerreoypes he has had the pleasure of TAXING du
ing his visit in Vermont
n. B. Pictures taken in Tess time and Hfeihe than
any other room in the city.
Worcester, Sept. 25. VIM. II. GILMORE.
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PastyVre H,asscg for sale.

TOR SALE, PASTURE, situated in tho northwesterly
part of RUTLAND, belonging to the Estate OF Arunah
Harlow, late of Shrewsbury deceased. Said Pasture con-
ains about Fyour acres well watered by never falng
river. Inquire Of DAVID BARNES the same or OF the
Executors. NATHAN b. HARLOW, Execn-
GEO. ii. HARLOW, ) tors
Shrewsbury, Feb6. 3m
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-02
New Book Of Sacred Music.

T'IllS new work, called the SACRED Lutte by AsAR
iRowBRIDGE, contains great variety of tunes all
the different metres and particularly adapted to the use
oil Chors and Singing Schools 1t consists Of two hundred
pages ana out OF the great numbers of tunes contains
The music simple its character and cannot fail to please
all lovers OF good music The author has been some wears
preparing TINS work and has spared pains meet the
wants OF those who may be disposed it. The pur-
chaser will not be obliged TO buy again which he
may already have ON hand and it is believed that all the
tunes of the Lutte all well adapted to the exercises OF
public worship. Published by
SIEIHEN w. MARSH,
81 Washington Street,
Jan 9. Sn Adams House RoeTox
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WOod ElaInsl f0r Naie

THE subscriber offers for sale eleven acres Of Wood Lnnd
sit uated the old Turnpike, three miles from the CITY
Hall. Terms favorable. JOSEPH CIJKTIS
Worcester, Jan 90, 1850.
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Saga or fIee Big !StocGtasg'.

BE NOT DECEIVED. ----
HOSE Ribbed Hosiery offered about town at low rates
will be found to bear comparison in point of quality
TO the GENUINE PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY sold by the
subscriber The Ladies viii please notice that the Ports
moath Hosiery ALL WOOL and DOUBLE YARN.
Having large stock of the on hand which,
in order reduce to the lowest extent previous to the first
of March, have marked them all dorn much beioaC former
prices Will the Ladies please call and examine them
have also marked down many other kinds of WINTER
GOODS which wish to dispose of to make room for a
splendid stock of Spring and Summer Goods the receipt of
which will be duly noticed t. A. CLARK,
late Clark & Smord,)
Jan 2e. d6twtf No. Merchants Row.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE copartnersp heretofore existing under the
of CLARK 81 SANFORD is by mutual consent dissolved
T. A. CLARK will continue business at No. MERCHANTS
Row, in front of House, and E. H. SANFORD
will continue in the same business at No FLAGG's BUILD
ING opposite the Central Hotel All persons having claims
against the late firm viii please present them either party
for adjustment and all those indebted will please make carly
payment to E. ii. SANFORD, No Flagg's Building.
T. A. CLARK
e. II. SANFORD.
Worcester, Jan 25, 1850. eod3twtf
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REMOVAL

900 TIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends
YTM ami the public that he has taken the stand re-
t.-S IS Gently occupied bv l. [. BANGS,
SGS.sSS IS SO5 MAIN ST., 8eF
End door north American House where he intends to kaan
The bes, assortment OF JEW ELRY and FANCY GOODS 10
be found ii the City, and prices that cannot fail TO rive
satisfaction Particular called TO large lot ot
Gold an Silver WATCHES, Gold Guard and Vest Chains
French and American Clocks Gold and Silver spectaces
Ladies and Gents Breast Pins Suitable for dress our-
ng) Gold and Silver Thmbes Silver Ware Finger Rins
IN endless variety, Silver and Buffalo orn Combs Cold
fens and PenGis Steel Bags Purses and Trimmings Cut
icry, &c, &c All Of the above Goods
will be sold Low Low!
1T COLE.H.AyN7S,
2O5 Main st., End door north of Amer. Homae
Particular attention paid repairing Fne Watches
Hna N'ocks ana Jrwelrv. wdtf Worcester, Nov g.
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New Goods.

iEtilE subscriber has received his FAIL FASHIONS
L and NEW FALL GOODS, and is ready TO ma Ike NJ
Garments in the best manner and them be as
good and cheap as can be found at any other shop.
coll and see for yourselves.
w. MECORNY, Merchant Tailor.
tSTatOD, Oct IL. If
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esrOcerw @f0ass5 VV,Ma,fceg.

NY person having STORE TO LET in THIS CITY,
being suitable place for the Grocery business may
hear of chance il upon reasonable terms, by eav
ing communication at the Spy OFFICE addressed to o. j.
stating the location and terms Possession be had by the
first of april next. eodtf Jan 20.
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Particular Notice.

dFEkGGBEbE INUEEGGs
M r. 7. A. CLARK (late CLARK SANFORD respectfully
VI acquains his friends and the customerso the late firm,
that he has bought Mr. Sanfords interest the Old Stand
NO. MERCHANTS ROW, where he will continue
keep the best assortment of Goods in his line be found in
the State The Ladies will always find this the best place
to supply themselves with HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND
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