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5000 Wigs aud Toupecs always on

OF kEDHURsf q Boards celshratsd Wig Factory, n
rsiden Lane n and National a0ssi Wa-ht xton, D. c.;
warranted perfect IT. and not 70 shrink change color
Alo braids Of long hair front brads ne Maiden lane
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MR.. II. nFyEN's DANCING AcADEsY AT sTAE


ll TO this fashionable circle and eitssns xane
rally % kew York, that she has discontinstt her
tous ia The polite pshert Of dancirg
Possession IL her academy has been tr ansferea
Augusta 81 James whose refined method aud beautiful
% tk. tr emnenty quality her for the task she
dttakes Madam Tevrero IRON Der uedxe xeas
sbties Of ksfam Augusta most harry 70 rceommena
her 20 all her pupils and patron aud resousiy soso
o. that favor and estsnve pssronsss
which she Madam ferrerol hiss e.oyed fr years.
ths. that And strict sttentn 10 the
partirg Of er Others be attractive feaure
Augusta she IA persuadei will awe general tafa cuon
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shapped kands fresh supply Of tsis desirable
ton together with large as5rtoent % hne Toilet soaps
Sbhvias Crqams Perfumery hair, nail and tooth
and Toilet goods general ~ CHlLSONs uase koussel Cd
30 ~ esdray, Third store above Duane street
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woke 1t one moment anti masonry, at another anti.
rsntism, or some other equally destructive isr at
another socialism, and at last aboftonism snd sla
very agitation; and now crowding thu. IN eli into
one prodieous dose of fanaticism and oily and en-
deavoring to produce on the public mind the neces
sty of that kind of Interference With this Union and
this republic that tends to leak it into thousand
pieces and that may be .ie cause, unless avertsd,
of the destruction of tfAis great metropolis and all
its interests. 1t is undenable that the species Of
anti slavery agitedon set on foot and fsmented by
VIM II. Sews1d, and his colleagues in political
vllany-Weed, Greeley IL Co-has directly such
tendency in the present position of afairs in this
State and throughout the North; and that, II this
influence should prevail in the coming election,
it will lay train of excitement in the South which
will menace the integrity of the Union, and drive
that portion of the csafederacy to take q stand on
heir reserved rights in order to maintain their
cial institutions against the efforts of Northern
fanatics, Of whom Seward and his associates are
the head and front. There is ne denying that we
live in revolutionary times. The slavery agtators
| are endeavoring not only to drive the South to
seek peace and safety in the dissolution of this glo
rious Union, but are at this moment in culcating
practical notification of the laws of Congress-ad-
vocating rebelous and reasonable purposes, open
ly and boldly-have done SO at the Syracuse Abo-
| Iiton Convention; and the nominees of that con-
vention are mixed up and identified with such doc
trines. 1t thereforel becomes the inhabitants of
this great metropolis to put check on those move
ments, which tend to such destructive ends-to
limit and circumscribe them, as much as possible,
by forming perfect union in favor of the consttu-
ton, and by supporting those measures of Congress
which have for their object the prolongaton ofths
happy republic, the supremacy of the constitution
and the laws and the continued splendor and pros
perity of this mighty metropolis. In taking such a
course, they will not only be dschargng 4 patri-
otto duty, but protecting their own immediate and
personal interests, not for day or week, but
until the agitators shall have been put down and
silenced. If they do not take such a course, we
may expect to see the Southern States driven to
adopt course that will be most disastrous to New
York and the whole North. New York would
then become, instead of great and mighty city,
as il is, place of ruin and disasterof bankruptcy
and poverty. Let our readers ponder on what we
say, and act accordingly.
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vho visits 10, Fulton Gtreat the pase
good arcle cheap BROOKS stock Of BOets Shoes CATERS
over shoes &s is the arsest and IL style and
quality q any in the cit Those in want Of good ht, a
good article, at low prices, shsuld give him call.
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REWARDS.

GOO REwAkp-ST0LEN ON SUNDAY MORNING,
BO between the hours OF three and O'clock from
the basement OF No. so Leonard Street. Cola Watch
dial double back cased, No 6522 NJ 7. Tobias, maker,
Liverpool. ANY person returning said watch No. 90
Lee nard Street. or TO A J. Cunningham Wa maker No.
b Broadway shall receive the above All Brokers
are requested TO stop this watch.
STOLEN-oS TUESDAY EVENING, FROM FACTORY
~ Vile. Sttsn Island 20 foot sal boat green bottom,
bat Top req streak around her TOP and yellow deck aud
sail wit mskerf it, fAlfed Ross SO reward
be aid r the hpprehens a The thief Ave for
OF the boat sad Eve for the thief Arply to WILLIAM
D111ON, fRetoryyile, Staten leland.
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formed that Anthony j. Beeeker will sell at auction this
~ o'clock the real sales No Broad
street lG0 parcels Of land. ufuly situated for
build rordhRm the depot being the oa-
OF remaining unsol the i2d inst. Sale positive
and liberal Maps be had at the auction
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DY JACOB 8. PLATT-L. G. CARRINGTON, AUJ-
ID Observation-Disclosures sale, by order of Assignees.
stock at 81 Pearl street. at 10Y o'clock this
Thursday the premises the balance Of tbs sale Of the
said stock will be continued consisting OF the balance Of
the hardware and heavy goods in said store Wis Halter
chains bed 200 dinner BELLS plated do fire irons
gates molasse gates wings and eagle sore
wrought nails 40 Will wis., vices aud sadrons;
100 dozsn thoves and spades pumps currycombs
enameed kettles hide whip lashes steel
squares plates bells drawing knives rakes
androLs oines TOOLS hand back AVID bow needless
butt hinges files and brass goods rules fish hooks,
tea Also at the close Of the SALE all the fixtures
of said store vz aeks SAFE valued at $780,
shelyea &c.
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37 BvOadw ayThese combine many advantsgee
the imported being made with the view for real service
containing quaty articles in the smallest poss
bic SAUNDERS, 17 Broadway corner Of Liberty,
and ~ RrokdNAY.
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Broadway notwithstanding the nnest quality Of
Tooth Brushes hey superior 20 the Imperfect the
bristes fastened In principle. aad war
ranted aot 10 come loose in the mouth.
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TniIor Mctkimm,a Clothinr

Ntto much ss,r,'-@ on Waiting tbs extenevs clothing
mart corner OF Bloecker aud Carine the
md hnish Of his ready made elohing also, the
beautiful fabrics subject to the order Of his customers
visit Of spccun will show great improvement over many
in the same trade. We know lac cells low.
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ley too,' but Tippecanoe died, and Tyler was read
out of the church, and we had to cut him. We
aided in the election Of Col. Polk, but the fret
thing which he did was to appoint Father Richie,
who has been scolding like an old hen ever
since. We nominated Gen. Taylor, on our owa
hook, and compelled the wing party to take him
up, when, with our assistance, he was elected; but
the poor old man was worried to death by his mise
vable cabinet, and refused our good advice-the
| only thing which could have saved him., And
thus, all our services have been rewarded with in
gratitude and abuse. 1t was to hurt our feelings,
that Gen. Webb was rejected by the Senate. II
was to morlify our feelings, that Mr.. Fillmore
| turned out Gen. Taylor's cabinet. We turn over,
then, the subject Of President making to the peo-
ple the fnanciers, and the politicians. But, in the
| mean time, if Gen. Houston proposes to embark in
the nnexation of Cuba let him not put his trust in
| Plainfeld, Round Island scrip, or Gen. Lopez;
for the scrip will fail, and the General will run
| The best ticket for the Sun would be Lopez HIM
self if they want good running candidate.
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ADVERrISKMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

INFORMATION is WANTED OF JOHN SAVAGE A
boy of about twelve years of has light brown hair
fair &C. lief. his mothers house the 9th
he since. information Of him
will be thankfully received by his disconsolats mother
100 Mulberry street.
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MIAsONIC NOTTCE-rHE MEMRERs Or LERANnN
FINE ARTS.

INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AND DRAWING. 4g5
Broadwsyfhe subscriber respectfully his
friends AID the public thi he int ads giving course
Of his Drawing Aeadem also evening course
from till o'clock. Drawins painting from
Separate for ladies' Specimens Of the above
my own and my pupils work, can beetn at studo.
particulars apply to \. SCHUsTEK,
Professor OF Drawing and Painting.
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Hair heior's Genuine Lilo

Hair Dye snly he secured ~ the mandatory all
The public hocld guard against fatons See ny
diplomas. Persons hair has
color from the Of the imitation dyes have 10
rooted BY calling az above. Copy the tddrsse.
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rINERENCE BOYLE. AuCrIoNEER. win. sELL. raIs

rNERENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, TafS
day 10 o'clock, the store No. lS5 Chatham street.
the furniture of a family removed fro New Britain
sisting Sofas Dressing Bureaus Secretaries Bookcases
Mahoeany Chairs Tables Sofa Bedsteads, prus els Wilton
and Ingram Carpets Stair Carpets and Rods, OIL Cloth
Feather Beds. Stair Mattresses Palsster choice Glass
Ware Cutlery Quilts Blankets Washsands Toilet Tables
Lamps sale positive the is going Europe
VNM. MCCORMICK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pr
auos Clothing from hotel &c-This day, at 10 o'clock
10 Spruce street will be Sold general assortment u
Furniture family also excellent Pianoort
$50 used but Titles Chos Wagon also about 80 superior
second hand Overcoats Sacks and Coaks left at large
hotel, for board. sc.
A UCTIoN EoTIcE-PARS0N BURR, WOULD IN
IA form their friends and the public, that they will have
regular sales f Painting and Engravngs Saturday
Evening at the Gallery 81 Broadway Consignmens
respectfully sclted. On Saturday Evening, November p
valuable collection Of Ancient and Modern Paintings
A UcTIoS NoTIoF.-THos BELL AUCTIoNEER.-
IA H. Bush will SELL this day at lOk o'clock, in the
auction 10 North William street, and
valuable assortment Of household furature, removed FIR
Eighth avenue for convenience Of sale.
THos. BELL, Anctioneer.
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FINANCIAL.


Ngw YORK FLOATING BkY DOCK COMPANY. ocr
IN ~ 1880 DIVIDEND Of Per cent has been declared
from the earninee 81 the Doos 10 the sndins
November t, payable the sohoders on ana aer tss
gR Of November ntr The transfer books will he oloesd
from the LIST the 10th Of Nov ny order Of the Board
W. " MASON, Secretary
WAN1ED, ON BorosRy-ABoUT 81 40 WANTED
W on botnmry Of British Br Londsn, Of Dandec ans
her trisht. She IL 1876 tons burueu, bat in Lyme
fastened aud stands in red Lsyas The london 10
bound hence to Norfolk 20 load under charter the Island
o. fohago, whence abe will proceed port IN the Uni ei
KINGDOM where the money TO be repaid Offers Of loan
will he received I'LL Friday November a. addre assd
70 CAPTAIN William Ornston At the once Of James Lawson,
insursnce Broter 50 wall street
I'l No. ~ Reade street, broadway loans
large small watches, jswelry, slverwsre dry
goods wearing apparel ana personal property ofsvsry de-
scrpton.
Bo,OOO with from 81 COO 70 81 600 in ca'h vould Hks
~ II In respectable business psyss fair nrodt
either a. o. aetve psrtner. Address tconndentaiy
70 Y. p. r., AZ this once.
V'0 UApITaLIsrs-wANTED FIFTERN THOUSAND
dollars on Mortgage, FIRST class proof brick
building well suated In San Frsnetco builitg will
for over that sum Per snnum From Twelve per
C0erTHy PAPEa-CoLJRUrED BY y. r. van
~ NLbCK tchce corner o. wall and Bread sre<tsl In
section OF the Uron Returns made city unda
Dspstoh xuayantses References sad ether paseslars
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DANCING.

Mr. sEARING's PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZ
Nl ng Aoasemy o. Bond street isopen for the
Lad aud younE mnttrs Wednesdays and at
~ osloeM ye tsnen on Tnseea aud fridays AZ eight
o'clock Mr. r. teaches all Of the dances
esdemts and families, and give private Instructions
every day. soiress, exclusive 10 papils, parents and
guardians. ne ufunl.
MR. n. hFyEN'5 DANCING ACADEMY AT sIfAKs-
Na peare notol, IL now open fr laiies and ch
aTeB, on Tuesday att aud on saturday At o,iock
t@r Fentlemtn At ocsck csirs aud FRIDAY. In
stuoton eyen in all h. dances which
ana danced In all the fashionable assemblies
~ ade lnox Al Mr.. N q rnaLdenae. 81 ChAmhera st
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MILE. Jenny Lind.-The best Likens
HorsemanshIp.-An EVENT

this LADY, and the most superb portrait produ by
Brady process Of Dagucrreoty ping vorys for
exhibition at Bradys Gallery 25 Broadway Of Full
street.
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SPECIAL EOTTCEs.


DosT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER EAST
Il broadway Southern Nail Phadelphi Bal-
moTe ard WahinEt,n city On and after this ay letter
this mail will close at ~ o'clock +. NJ
for the of the public up
beipg hour the mails closed the
Nassau street. AARON SWARfS.
A CARD-TBE BEAUTIFUL PRESENT AND CON-
IA pmentary note accompanying the camel awarded TO
Mrs NJ by friends reeeiv ed Friday
mornr October 25h, 1850 She only that il afford
her heart felt pleasure to acknowledge the reeps of the
much priced mp,iment.
MASONIC H0TfCE.-THE MEMBERS OF LEBANON
l Lodge No. IS, of Free and Accepted Masons here
b, notified that business Of importance to every
Der will be laid before then their regular meeting
be held this Thur day evening Oct 81 at ~ o'clock
ROBERT MAC0Y, W. N.
EoH'r. r. ROBERTS. See.
A LpHA CHAPTER, NO. I, @. L. A.-MEEBER5 OF
"A this Chnfer and the Order in general invited
sttrd Alpha Chapter Saturday hear the
Address Of Chancellor Morton. J. Il. MONIES, q. G.
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Gent the nene and manly art OF IA rernauship,
open Dltrows Riding school 20 Fourth avenue,
SATURDAY. evening November 3D. and continue each Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evening during the season.
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DY JACOB s. PLATr-L. @. CARING ION. AUG.
- toneerValuable store fixtures, one safe, cost $50
FIVE desks and other store fixtures wall be sold
the premises 81 Pearl street. ii day. at o'clock by Jaoo
s. P1att, to which attention Is directed.
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Third District gonvsntisss Asl1 = he
instep Broadway Monday evening" 0stebss 1eeA the
committee appointed 70 wait the Hon. T. PHILIPPE
Ph9sx rendering the for the "a Congsss fs
district rted that Mr. Phenix for Stated,
declines the nomination.
On notion the resignation OF Hon. Phillips PhUnix wao
aeeep'e4.
non candidate Of the wings u the xhrt Congss
siou list rict Of the SD Conxrssa- -e.ta-
Resolved That unanimously John ~ Re4nAos
ESQ candidate TO be eleotsd 81 the ensuing slsc
ticn 10 re present the Third Congressional District
Resolved that presenting Mr.. Rodnan sandi-
date fellow ctle,s for their sapposs e the ensuing
will his power sustain the oouprcmss recently
and endeavor by his nhuen's 10 promote
The rt ace ana prosperity Of the country. -.
On motion il resolved that Committee q three be
address to thewhtgs OF this dis
be published the named Of the oesrs Of shs
convention
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ste restera deposee pendant HUT ours chez lie Vice
consul D. MAN. ~ beaver street
Aooosih moAhhf'
N'" van - - oeeoo-o, -ooO
Of fancy cutlery in the oty II embraces
T RsS the &
H Dr0sawAy CORNER .. liberty anu 'o' nf'"a"a''
crosses. Numbers daily join Mr. aodsmshs half price
ean that though required to join the classes
isSs or short, as they please.
=. -
sed ,s o ShS e
street Beautiful Boxes for wedding Cake Splendid
Bridal Envelopes Waters and Silver Cord Everde
s soSS sy0ss s w street. for the " his
- o. -,
Of Dress Combs a, this not sqused
iS H q 70 s by % Ss head
tho nost perfect manner .r.or,s .o- 49,,
e. -
formed that Anthony Beeeker will sell auction. this
day at y a. The real estate ss,ss r9gn br9al
sS ies rSha% near being sS
lance OF los unso On we oaie posleo
and terms liberal maps can DC hAd AZ the auction rooms Is
Saunders, Dress,n. Case Factory. Is7 and
ss%S IL:
ne Ssi sy e Article, in the sa :, pe.
ana ssll7 Rrosdway ' AZ ~ " ''
n,.,, -. -, u.s.. -. v.,...... -
this lady and the most superb portrait ever by
brady process OF yphg on ivorys now Tor
exhibition at Bradys Gallery zS broadWay corner OF FuI-
on street.
- -. <, -
Horsemanshtp. - An Even1ng GLASS Tor
opea D.trqws Riding schooi No % Fourth
day. THURSDAY and ssufday during the
-------------------------
Tailor Mclkimm's Clothing Store.-we
ssspr,-sd on visiting this extensive clothing
und hnish OF MS ready MADE eiethinz also the
su,s.t 70 .ne otusr y, MS
" WI shon i,niroNonen' 0'sr many
IN TUG sa"e "@aS' "eAAOh ne ssiH wv
"FCuhG at last" Is the exclamation OF
every who visits 10. Fulton streat the pla1e
Snsiy ~ sry ~ ahq anu ~ Ii "a ana
goos .yytcIs q, T. .,ie.. Ia ~. 49, sV0N nv
eNN ~'NtNi"N ~" f-iVs1' '"~- So 80 - S"''
=. - ,- -.
sauhoefs mttantc Iaoict strop, tor keep
~ a
subr tbs article has been long and lavorab known 20
AeTrnan irstttnts aas 80 ,ho ,vsato hS VI 'ns
s.rN ms u = i.- .s- 10 ~ - 90 So a
M anu '0' nf0au"AS'AHa $50 Ssf~h~' h'ha'h
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EIFTg CONGRESSIONAL ptsTRIcT-rHE DINO;
District comprising the Eighth. NINTH and rourtesnh
words win assemble In the srgss At the Junction Of
Bammrly bedford and Houston Thu sday
ing Oct ast oeeeh to hear the report q the OonsTss
SIGNAL Con tion, and thereto We'll known De-
noerste speakers have been invited and viii address the
meeting. Z. A. KING. Chairman.
PEyERrILY. HenretarY. :
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EIFrn WARD INDEPENDENT WING ,IrY REFoRlz

NlSTa WARD RATIFICATION xEsTISG.-ruE DE-
IN noerztio republican electors ct the Ninth ~ard
to resuar nominations and the 81 the party
euesed IL masse, smiths hotel, No. 30 Perry
street, n ursday evening, Eovamb 1851 at ssver
oclaok resp nd to the nominations Assembly Char
tr Sch DOL oces The meeting wn ia in he Cong
sonal katihc,to Meeting By order Of Tho Com
mittec. GEO. l.. FEADENBCRGH, Chairman
e sssy,. T ss1ss,,,v }ssersiaries.
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Messengcr's Notice.,

Worcester, IS. December 10, 1850.
HON HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner of Insolvency
a. for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of FRANCIS WARREN FAR
WELL, Of Clinton, in said County, yeoman, insoven
debtor anu the payment debts the delivery of any
property belonging said solvent debtor to him or for
his use and the transfer of any property by him. forbid
den by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, the Office Of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, on the 18th
day OF January next nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof debts and choose assignee assgnees
Estate. LOWELL BAKER, in.
d20-d3twlI Messenger.
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sLEIGHs, FURNITURE, &c.

AT AUCTInN.

G w. SELBY & co. will sell at Auction at their
y. Sales Rooms, commencing at l O'Clock, THIS AF.
TERNOON, Household Furniture consisting in part OF
Bureaus Card Tables Mahogany Cherry and Pine Tables,
Bedsteads Feather Beds Hair aud Palm Leaf Mattresses,
Blankets Comorables, Cooking Stoves, Coal aid Wood
Stoves, CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS, Rocking
do Dressing Tables Wasstands Looking Glasses Clocks
Chldrens Cribs Wash Sinks, Crockery, Glass, and Tin
Ware, Wooden Carpets, with general assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Also-FOUR NEW SLEIGHS, TWO % HAND do.
&c &. [dec2l-dltl S. w sELBY d Co.. Aucts.
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SLETGHS! SLEIGHS!!
WILD FIR e. f. TON.

T their Repository Foster street, opposite the Dos
ton and Worcester Depoofcr for sale large number
OF SLEiGfiS comprising great variety of styles and pr
ces Ainong them very superior double and sin
gle Seishs richly Ornamented and trimmed. better ar
Gle than has ever been offered in This market. Also
and second hand Carriages and Harnesses among which
are chaises OF "Wilders make" very valuable family
HORSE, good traveller sound and kind safe for Lady
TO drive and perfect saddle horse and number of good
business horses for sale low prices. Liberal advances
made on property of the above descriptions and consg
ments solicited
Worcester, Dec. 49, 1850. 1wd&w
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GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
AUCTION

. W. SELBY Sc Co, will sell at their Sales-Rooms,
~. commencing on TUESDAY AFTERNOON Dec. II,
at / O'Clock, and will continue every AFT ERNOON AND
EVENING DURING TlE WEEK, one of the largest and
best assortments of Dry Goods offered Auction in
TINS CITY, consisting in part Of Brnadcoth Cassimeres,
Satinets Doeskns ans black) Ves,ings Merno Under
Shirts and Drawers Guernsey Frocks Read Cloth
ing, white Linens, bleached and unbeached Linen Table
Cloths Umbrellas, Ia and 1874 white Quts, hleacheI and
brown Sheetngs Alpaccas, Lyonese Cloths, NJ dane,,
Prints, CARPETINGs, plaid square and long shawis,
cashmere do silk Scarfs Curtain Muslns, Fancy Com
forter do Muers pongee and linen Handkerchief black
and fancy silk Cravats Cashmere Hosiery and Gloves,
Ribbons Children's wooden Frocks Dem Wells together
ton.
The above sale offers chance PURCHASERS of Dry
Goods as the assortment is very large and the goods
in perfect order Ladies invited attend the sales.
Dec. l6. dtf-dec l6
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NEW PERIODICAL DEPOT.

lust opened at So DFain Street, opposite Central
~ Church, for the sale of NEWSPAPERS, PERIODI-
GALS and MAGAZINES of every description Please call
and examine which comprises the principal
Weekly papers of Philadelphia, Boston and New York
Also and popular Bl1CATIONS as issued.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for all the various MAGA-
ZINES, and all furnished at the lowest prices. lot OF
new TOY and GIFT BOOKS, just received above.
G. L. CALENDER.
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Gents Fine Boots.
Remnants of Carpets.
Lows Genuine Honey Soan.

LARGE lot of this excellent Soap so well known FL,
N rs efficacy in rendering the skin soft aud smoo,h NH
preventing me hands from chapping, just received and for
sale wholesale ana retail by h. f. LAZELL,
di dw4wis Apothecarv on Nat, g,
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JOY TO THE WORLD.

neOusly!
NE subscriber Is happy to to the public IN
ne has succeeded in making Chemical Compopnd f.
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of bh
he can make DAGUERREOTYPES of Children md Adn,,s
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS. m nuui's
= ~ Iionrs for small Children from till r. MI adults.
~ Fo. proof of the above
CALL AT ADAMS'S IN WALDO RIoctx
July IL IL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FRESH lot Of the above this day received from the
IN proprietor and for sale wholesale and retail by the
Agent l.. L. LAZELl, Apothecary,
decl2-4wd&wis No. 20l Main street.