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MUSIC SALOON,
And Piano Forte Ware House.

DOORS north american Temp House, Worcester
4 NJ AFSH has taken the above well known stand for
\. mefy occupied by MR.. CALEB LOE ING, where he
VIII keep general assortment of PIANO FORTES Sheet
Music, Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of
every description which he will sell low as can bought
any other city in the Union continuance of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
N b. Piano Fores and instruments ofall kinds, TO LET
A. MARSH.
c. LORING respectfully informs his friends and former
customers that he has enquhed his stand business
dh A. MARSH, and would solicit for his successor con-
tnuance of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed
on him. He has also entered into liquidation of his affairs
and be found for the present the Store A. MARSH
above all unsettled ard accounts after February
LIST, viii be left with an Attorney for collection.
Jan l. $780, eod3w vista
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New Express Lire.
Bigelow's Boston & Worcester EXPRESS,

INV AAARAN E1A5
Blgelow's Boston & Worcester Express,
saxss. OUer the Worcester and Nashua and
easSsaaissS% FHehburg Rail Reads
FNFi E subscriber has commenced running
- Express Car the above Roads, tor the
safe transmission OF
Packages Bundles, Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts, and Bills collected and all business
ed with dispatch and cheap by any Express.
OEcss 5BeTicdn House, Worcester and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Square, P"Ston
Orders received at Hutchinson Co IS Bookstore, n
Main Ct, and the Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester.
JASON TEMPLE, I Nssnnars
l.. c. BARDwELL,
l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Greton Junction with
Bigeiow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua Shirley, Lunenburg Leomnser, FitchbuTg
Westminster, Ashnurnham, Gardner, Baldwnvie, Roy
alstou, Athol Orange Weiall, Erving Montg ue North
field, Greenfield Ms, Vernon, BratleboroVt., Wiachen
don, Fizwlliam, Troy, Keene Bellows Falls, Chares>
town, Clarenont H., Springfield, Windsor, Rucking
ham, Bartonvie Chester Proctorsville Cavendinh Lnd
low RnIant, Mddlebury, Vergennes and Burlington W.
March Is. DIFF
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COAL-COAL.
ATT $40 PER vEANi

TUE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins of Coal at greater depth than last
year The quality OF Coal produced is much superior
that heretofore and is offered the citizens of Worcester
$3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
tins Coal last year from the want of proper breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of coal then mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened
Persons macquanted with the quality Of the Coal orwho
have unfavorabe impressions with regard it, are referred
TO MR. AARON BILLING Stove Dealer Nos "a & &c FRoNr
STREET Mr. B. has burned for years can explain
its peculiaries.
u Orders solicited at the Companys Yard foot Of Ply
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb Z dtf A. ELLIOT, Agent,
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COAg4! tsaat is dOAE!!

NAN always be found at the City Coal Yard, an will
~ be delivered in the hest possible order. Orders
he lett .. F. THoMPs ms Shoe Store, or l.,
FLAeG's Grocery Store, cor. Main and School SITS
Worcester, lih mo. 2. DIFF B. BUFFUN.
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Oysters Oysters!


u wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN OYSTERS,
No. 10 Front St., Worcester.
Nj EssR6 K & co, import the ir Oysters, and are
1YI constantly receiving large quantities of the choicest
and delicious kinds that be procured, and fater
themselves that they give entire satisfaction all who
may favor them with call Orders thankfully received
and promptly attended to- N. G. SPRASUE, for the Co.
$, Families and artes supplied with Oysters
FRESH FROM SHE'LL, at short notice. N26dw3m
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Notice from Spencer,

sNIE subscribers would give notice to all having cou Is
unsettled or Notes unpaid, that they MUST BE PAID
before the first of February ncxtas they intend to ore
their affairs in that month Likewise, woul say thai
we shall sell Goods hereafter, WITHOUT REG NRD n,
COST, unit our VERY LARGE STOCK now on h,nd lis
disposed of. HYDE & HILL,
spencer, Dec &C. 1919. 3wisost
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Elght-Eight!

ANS9 WU-W IU9 VUs
HE handsomcs cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is MARSHS PATENT OIL. This is new
ntion recently introduced, and now extensively
by the pubct is perfectly safe and free to burn in
- common Oil Lamps, with the simple alteration of tube
which Is done for rinng expense of 2t cents This On
+ composed entirely of vegetable and contens six
eight parts some of which Essential Oils The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear brit
liant and odorless hight without grease, smoke smell,
furnishing the public with article fro M
which they can obtain almost any qantty of light and at
same clean and beautiful The above Is for sale OF
A. H. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots.
N d. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester. III.
+ Jan Q. avn
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So The Esssmclmg COmpnlunifY.

Y tPa@ 3 NVHEN
AdR. II. ELDREDCE. formerly from Newbury port,
fi wnHd respectfully inform his friends and pubs
nc o. Wore ser ami vicinity that he is prepared fur
nlsh " uslc 'or Balls Parties, HI will also assist as
Lender OF Quadrille Bands also Teacher in the
VaTors branches OF Dancing Orcers this Office
or az h residence. The Birch and Grafton
streeis.asit he prnmpiiy attended DIFF Nov g.
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carriage, Sign 8 Ornamental Painting
HE ss s,aaHscrnsT grateful for past iayOFs
E5zt89l that he still continues the above business
--<----AlS-- at the OLD STAND, Mechanic Street,
near MAN, where he hopes to merit increased continue
ince oil patronage. DEXTER RICE
worcester Dec az dit
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Important to Neutrality-suspicious..

IIHpUi IdAL 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE subscriber Is Manufacturing PHILADELPHIA OAF
1 TANNED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BETTING, Ben
and Top Roller Cement Splitting and Soaring Msehines
Counter sunk hsaf Bet vet recently Invented Macbnt
for strtchng belt leather The above named articles are
kept constantly hand, and he furnished at shor
notice. ID. u. BASSETT Art.
Juyl wifi 81 Main street, Worcester
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NEWARK ITEMS.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT On Friday afternoon a
Young uan by the name OF Edward Murphy employed In
The Machine Works of Mr.. Geo. B. RenoD In High.st,
YVES attempting to put strap upon the drum, wnon by
some msshe bic shirt sleeve caught upon the Ihs and IN
few revelations he whole shirt from his body form
Inc Itself into rope hich dashed his firmly to
sbsf and In moment his body fell 10 the ground, leaving
his al attached The shaft Torn OF near the chou der
The shaft was making about 30 reVouonss minute and II
/, upposed that be have hurled at least IS es
sround with that fearful velocity Though very comfora-
Die In tho morning tie physicians OF opinion that his In
uries NAV terminate fatally TIE broken sn sceraed
slump was mputaed 81 The shoulder joint by Dr. Coles as
another serious accident happened this morning. to
young man by OF j. d. Spear. carpen!er who
on HisSst yshen Il gsve way precipaiing him me
groupd crushing e severely and me len side Of
biz head He teken to his residence "a r!sne 81 ana
The Intensity of the PAIN lad could not be kept a long
eN"N " Daily ADV. l4Ih.
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A n MEKwIN. Aue.ionesr.

A. n. AEhWIN AGcnoneof
DY BANGS, BRGTHkR 81 GO. store aa Broad
Owsy Particular attention given TO tho Sale OF rrfvatr
libraries Cssh advances made when desired.
NoricE--The coparnershp OF BANGS, PLATT SO
vraa 6ssoyed by the deeih OF E PLATT tbs sta OK
Nav ns The business will b continued by the Enrsrorc
nnder the title Of BANGS, BROTHER co.
ATPR,yATg sGLR-A great assortment OF Wdnng Pa
pers Letter Cap Cut and Fsi do on the most ayor1oie
forms Booksellers and country merchants are nVi'ea -
Az Pa1yAra RALa-Roan's Popular library serfSs.
sompsle seta hsse very desirable aud select Wofas az
Sov1 ssred 10 ths ,rsde and oihers eomprg tho Stand
Ard library 81 vols the Scientific Library, voaj tse Ar
asaarien Library, IS vos; the Classical Library II So.s
and tho illustrated Library NEW ssEies ncuolng LookS
volumes sold separately u dealred now is nss 9sl
Sesn iasued Of tbs vscua works sad usay % fso se
Also. Lsrdners fcpuiu nscgurSs ca Science and aS
svos svo; Ewbsnka Hydraulics and Aechahcs, JOE.
sous Farmers Encyclopedias 0nonops Srea, wo 49, oH
Soosster senners Double pnsry Bookkeeping, ave.
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Auction SALES.
8 GARDINER Aaeaouser.


II BALDWIN GARDINER
~ store SIS Broadway, col. AntscaSSl
q PsrIealAE &ispon vii oe gtyeo TO saea Of ssaey
49, foscelsin, Paintings. &c AIso Furniture o. A,nl-
os lktyip2 up house heeptng Also Stocks OF ASnuas-
Va nsa, %e Az OF which are respectfully solicited :,
a. ~, 9 naae so arrangement with AF. A. O. rofap2
n'endA and tee public lel rh
.,,O.,-, THURSDAY, Sept 10.
AZ ~ O'Clock, 81 The taes room $50 Broadway
$500 ~ ana ASaogsny Furnare; BgocAeli0
Ps,,ar mS "a Tses China, Dinner epd Tea Services
Psit OF rosewood and mahogany aof.. IN $3.50 ga
paroI chairs, center sofa sds and cvIin4s, ~. ,eia
with Egyptian and Italian tops extension "a iss $50
oedslescS dressing 6ufeaux, With marble tops pas hsi
mattresses and Paihses black wsplt chamber furninrs
single and double wsshatsnds French beis,esds IsN.
cottage chAlrs &c Also paEot Futniare Gov
cred ch sstin brocatelle IN Suits with oxEa sr9es
covers consisting OF sofa p.rot chAira do cow
Ing chair oitomsna eacreoe ard card table, and cea
ter do marble top Also OF lree elegant broeatelle
window hRr ktugs and drapeEtss, compols to match no
above Ato, Invoice OF new atyle French cocxA ASo,
rich Bohemian and chyssl glass ware &c. Also, pa
pier mache and work tables decorated In flowers
and gold Also elegsn porcelain totea.ce setc
&C. Also French, China diuing and tee services, &c A.
So an invoice OF lea nays walters, &c Aho port2ble
writing eesks, ladies' work boxes, &c Aho srussela
rugs, bncy articles, Ic Also, small assoFsnens
OF SECONDHAND furniture with which me sale WI CON-
mepce.
Catalogues will be ready mo morning OF the sale
Yerms caAh. ais
AT rRIyArE sALa.-DIAnoNo JEwELHy, ae-l afsas
Pin superb single brilliant Of the brst water Vaiuea =
$780, do Finger Ring Sio do do, 1885, do do, 97s
do do S0st received anc OF the latest and mosi eso
ionabe sye OF setting, ard viii be cold al phees muea %
low their value. -.
Also superb new silver gin prize swosd-eost $GSk.
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

--~>--- oATURDAY Sep IL.
SUPREME COURT CRCUIT-aon Nathan B.
Morse preaidpg -Stephen Chadmck agst John Donns,
Jeyentdh Loidsnsih and Andrep IVhl0ck.-The Jury In
this case rendered verdict for The dsfendans Syrestr
AnGyecs agst heT,t>es Of the PtTge of lVdmSbHrgh
In this case the jury returned verdict follows: lat
William Slater old personally execute an assignment
of the Judgment 10 Rd 3 Knbsll I'd That he did al.
hose Mr. James G BIC Adam to sell Rnd assign the saUe
au that power given verbally and Sd. That James
G McAdEm directed to SELL transfer and dispose OF
the 10 the hest he could or n any way he
ihoigh proper AnD Idscogne sgS1 The Mlyer and
Coanori Council of the CITY of Brookls -This action ~hs
called in It's regular The calendar and peraon
appearing The part OF the plaintiff aud the usual
sffdAvits being read motion OF Henry O. Muir
phy ESQ counsel for lhe defendants the cause WA
dismissed with costs ThiA order was afterwsrd va
Gated By consent OF COUNSEL both sides .........
Francis Champion agt George augustus -Both parties
conserving this cause ordeed 10 teierred lstre
Htus agt Richard DtmM Tbis cause was referred To
Alvin Bradley, Esq OF New-York. Rnfas King MG-
Hugh ESQ of New YORK. and Austin Moore, taq OF WI
lamsbureh for report 9th ail convenient speed Ben
janin r. Jesup agt EdtOdrd Palmer and lessee ii-
Pyaet-Inquss promssnry mole f,r hhl-four dol
lars including interest Verdict for plaintiff and Judgment
by default
The Jury has been discharged until Thu. sday morning at
l0o'clocs.
Police "A man of the name OF Premer was ar
resed yerterday New York accused OF making tracks
ffop hu ard family He taken before The Justice,
apd in defsult $3.50 ball that be wonid not make hmsef
scarce second time, was committed.
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CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge MitcheL-J0S.
T As va Thomas Smith 20 rent Of Basement Of
misses recently known the Asbury Church. Sj5 Rhird
81, near Lewis MI S. paperhanging manufacturer
and mold cutter Ills contend he hired the promises for
ear after the inen agreement but moved aler
being shor lime on the term. The new hiring
was denied and IL said Inc agen. OF Ar NJ accepted
the key The Jury could not agree Bnd we're dscharged
For plaintiff Mr M. 10 person and Dir. d. Van Colt for
defendant Mr. D. Sherwood.
Patrick Fitzgerald Cherries Deacon Action for SIAN
der bv hand on board the schf Lenatd against the Cap
tain twho Loaf money the Tip from New ok 10 Albany
hso plaintiff arrested albany suspicion OF his having
taken H. after search and investigation rs was cleared
ard the Captain also expressed btS .uspicons on an occa
question whether there malice not In making The
charge Verd CT fl defendant For plaintiff, Mr.. u r.
Han for defendant Nessrs Morrill, and halesln.
MARINE CoURT-Betore Judge Lynch.-SAarp
Tordof The Tratees Of the Cannon-st baptist Church.
TO recover compensation for monIhF services In
playing Tie vionceo In the orchestra rong 20 90 sun
Gays a1d occasionally reheafsals BENZ Davis eslhed
having been player but going got M 20 lske
his pace Ee t9r. d. got $780, year, but MI Geo Eodsf
TESTIFIED ha such were worth IS day Tne fias
COMMENDED lhRI they old empio' Ar T. nor had f
any authority 10 employ hin. II was SHOWN NAV poe
non o! The Trustees Of Mr. being In he oIcnerA
Jud gment for plaintiff Sac Go beng al The rse OF sou
HoSds Co,bya Chayles BGss-To recover $lVV. "a
nce henN scide for four nighl performance 81
ihr tor Opera House in May last al so n2hI Eh7
o. - ept suit on an assignment OF the claim sun was
brought sirce the saneo emano on getoel
eceyiante uui suiIed Judgment fer plsnoa sl@
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

FRESH WATER We aee it stated that Hobo
ken ia to be supplied with pure water. A con-
tract has been entered into with Mr., Hudson OF
Brooklyn for pipe. The water will be procured
from copious spring, or Artssian weldon the fats
whence will be raised by steam power into resi-
voirs which will be built upon the highest emil
nence of the Elysian Fields, and thence will be dis
tributed by substantial pipes to the town below.
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CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY, Sept ]

SATURDAY bepL IA
raryrs-ssrab Trip was caught in the act OF Of
sbstrsotpg a roll of flannel from pile In front oil
'' John Hp' Cavsnsgh alias Reddy, was taken into
custody iaat night charge Of picking the pocket
OF Mr. Stephen Robinson, OF Maine, OF poIaos,
book, containing 1851. The money mas hos poeh
ftg John aawley, Fred. H Meyers and Fred 6.
Finninger were arrested in 8 jeweler 81 store IN
Bleecker.ut. having secreted several Iocke'a aud
DenciI cases while pretending to make PuFchases'
c.sr.rr1rs-Abous 81 clock laat night Patk
ConnsIlv fell through the beams of an unfinished
bniIdint in the Eighteenth Ward and broke his
leg. He yrs taken to the HoPitA
Joseph TobiD, aged Il years, was run over BY q
atsee, az the corner OF the Bowery and Gtand-ss
last evening. He was taken by the police 10 the
residence Of bis parents.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

6EEERoUs-Francis B 8tryker, County Clerk,
gave the men ia his employ, % in number, each
ticket to Jenny Lind's second concert.
NAvAI-On Friday afternoon the store-ship
Erie, Capt. w. D. Porter, which conveyed to this
country the TurkiRh Envoy, was lowed up the
river to the Navy Yard. The wharf was crowded
with friends and relations of the seamen, to vel
come them back from their long voyage. The sea
men are generally in excellent health, but are fair
Iy copper colored from long exposure to &editer-
ranean air.
The sloop-of.war Germantown also arrived during
the afternoon and moored near the Erie.
BIsHoPs PATENT DERRICK The efficiency OF
ibis invention been exempied 10 the raising OF Ii ;
schooner Burnan from the Connecticut River
where abe had been laying monthe TT Burman
vsc loaded with 1870 inns OF granite ard sand In SIX
hours from time lhe Derrick anchored over ms
schooner ,be yvrs anoed safely The beach Mr. Bishop
cbored he Derrick over The wreck cf the LexinR
and uPon descending with submarine nrnor, found
fee, OF the deck forward This engines. &c ccu'-
pe,ev and russd TO crumble TO poce7 upon
being handled Ii was NOT deemed expedent attempt
To sIee her She lie, In about 100 feet OF Upon
turning 10 this city win The Derrick heavy gale
pe,enctd In tbs Sound Il that steamboats,
were compelled seek haEbor but ne Derrick rode II
oul in aafety
n On Thursday night last the advocates OF
temperance and law and order in Brooklyn, had meet
ing eud paeiiDg aeres of resolutions, resolving
hmaef to do all in his power 10 carry cur the 10 rea-
lion selling liquor and other articles on the Sabbath,
nominated George Hall slhe independent candidate for
MAYOR. -
LUKATICs -Fifty.seven lunatics have been sent
from various courts IN Kings County to the Insane Asy
lum Iince the lst of January Tho present year
E5| There are at present los prisoners confined
In Raymond JAIL Of whch68 are men and ~ women
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THE GRoOERS'
IRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

THE &RUUEhS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office No. 81 Wal corner OF PeArl-eI. n. l.
CAPITAL S200,00e.
yENHis COMPANY having their capital all paid In IN
cash. are prepared to insure Bnildnga Merchandise
Household Furniture Vesaela In Port their Cargos NC
aganst loss or damage by hre Also he Risks OF inSno
Navigation and Transportation, on the mos favorable
tsr1na All losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS
guFus Story, MOSES TAYLOR, SAaFsoN MOORE,
PETER MARTIN, GEORGE ELDEE, CHAs ByRKHALrSR
FRANCIS sKIBDY, HENRY EDEY, ASA PORTER,
JAS. B. WILSON, ALEX h. GRANT, 'M' r. rosIs
BENB sgERNAN nARsHALL PGPooN, Isaac C. TAYLOR,
SAMPSON MOORE, President
j. MILTON SMITH Secretary. Tfnb
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DEH1OvAL-pRs. CHILDs & FORD have removed
GAtheR ONCE to So Chambersst Office hours from to 10
o'clock, AN. and from 10 and to 8, Pm
Fhey have opened Medical and Surgical indrmsryI
where tho poor win be attended greuitousy uesdsys
xhursdays and Saturdays rom to II o'clock b II.
DR. chds win give particular attention to dSsasss Of us
shezt, l1ngs and heart
Dr Ford to diasaooa of the sys ard EAR and % :args
cases geGeTaIIy. tyI7 p1S
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1narpu nNGNMAN. knciloueer.


V1RIDAY Sept 80 at II O'Clock, noon, al the Frankin
L House. corner of Fulton and Water nS-Fhe Vsua1ie
nronerv on The corner OF Degraw aud Bond ats IN me
SIKH Ward OF the city OF Brooslyu com noniy kn0wn ~
Fshsrmans Hall Che lots )ntaln oSether 10 leet uont
ar rea on DssrswsG by leo feet on ond a. rho ooia
cosPe with other buildings There 10 cop'ectru Iae
establishment 25 TO so sail and row poau OF S&ious
knds which kept hire and win be dispoeeo " s.oI
the sale OF prop ry The premises are well anapeo oh
and there 10 abundance OF good wafer On u
nrem.es Yhe above may be purchased very low AZ PHI
ya,e any time before Tho day above stated ou ~ no
sod previous to date will positively be sold ~itnout
reserve luouiIe OF the Auctoneer the premses III
a uCTION SALE AT NIAGARA FALLs, Canads
IA West-atghly valuable and most attractive neenoid
nyoperty commanding the moet sublime aud picturesque
Views OF the great cataract and lhe saoanong
consisting OF houses and rich pasure and meadow anaS
With mos ssubrious aud besunfn bullng Slts Whiefo
win be sold at auction at the Pavilion Hoiel al tne FsA
on TUESDAY tho 18th day OF October Eex In me foow-
Ing lots and subject 10 such conditions OF aae a. hnAA %
then produced a., IN, LA.
Lot l. The Ontario House, Tho brow OF the bill With
four acres more less) OF ete land thereto ADJOINING
and belonging. .,,, -, - 49, uv..,
House." about three tuore or leasl OF enoc1
land commanding most superb view OF tho great FsI
Lots s. and Three pieces or psrcela OF land, siipela
on the lower bank, fronting the river ,-. :
Also about one quarter Of an acre OF land nonunR no
river on The main road from Chippewa to Queensiown
with good dwelling house. belonging to iae estate OF Leu
The Property may be viewed andurheY particulars may
he known on application at the office OF The undesisned
The terms WILL be one-fourth OF the purcnaso noney V.
be Maid The SALE and remainder three equal annual
snatalmepts with intereat secured on The property
Niagara Falls. slS tor THOMAS c. sfhEET
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JENNY LEND WALKING oAHEs.

CANES MOUNTED with beautiful bust Of jenny LIND
Yin gold and slver-gfeatly admired by q eesrr Bene-
dict Bslleni and Barnum Manutscturd, Wholesale and
RETAIL by w. e. ROSE 81 ReadeSt The subscriber re~
specially calls the attention to the following:
IRVING House, Sept 7, 1850.
Sir; am requested by Meusrs Benedict and Beelr 10
return you their thanks for very beautiful cameo,
mounted by elegant bust OF mde Jenny Lind, pro-
eented BY you TO them. And subscribe myaelL
Your faithful servant, p. sARNUA.
20 Mr. w E. ROSE 5liyersmith and Cane Mounie1, s?
RrAda $40 W.
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MEDICINES.

g x. BALL's VEGETABLE SYRUP, for The
= .cure OF Cholera Mobus, oholera lntantun Cramps
Summer Complaint and sill OaIrheas and Dyseaieryo
whether recent or chronic. Also hs Cholera syrup
certain Cholera These preparations act by chemi'
cay neuirazing the &crd poisonous auid which causes
heae diseases, and hence effect acure with astonishing
quickneas and certainly They are perfectly harmless snd
(nlike The usual remedes leave tho system IN healthy
state Also The propdeior's rreztise on these diseases
and Cholera, considered az poisonn Sold WHOLE;
can be- consulted gratis The poor supplied whoui charge-
Certificates from The following physicians and others WHO
have used tmsy be at the propetors oihce: o. Q
Hammond d q. 129 Canalst. NY; II. Kimbal, ID D. 5Zg
Broadway MY Alex Clinton, Il D '03 Houston.et. N.
Y; MIRA w. Greene, lit Broadway NJ Ar Geo DIX
Ter 4S Annat MY; Mr.. 81. N. Lse, IT'D Wiilam.SL NY
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

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