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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-05

Norwich ana Worcester Rail Road.
,,-,sa O.. % esss.sszs-i \
go, .s -z -sz- -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THE Trains of Passenger Cars the 9Th Janu
X airy will run follows:
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and $50 pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 100 and 7.30 pm.
Leave Norwich at $50 and $50 pm.
Arrive in Worcester at 945 am. and $50 pm.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN will leave Worcester at 638 p.m
and arrive ut Norwich 9f2 pm. RETURNING-leave Nor
wich arrival of Steamboats, and proceed direct Wor
ceser and Boston without change of The Train
viii stop at DanelsonvilIe.
The 1890 train from Worcester in connection
with all the Railroads that terminate in W. also connects
with the n. London and Hartford r. at Norwich
The 4.30 pm train from Worcester from all the r.
Roads that terminate at w. except the Prov 81 W.; also
takes passengers Way Stations for n. London & N.Yor.
The $50 train from Norwich runsin connection with
ali R.R. trains that leave Worcester IN the morning
The $50 pm. connection with the Hartford
and n London r. Road and delivers passengers from those
places in Boston the same evening.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester at 81 am, and
Norwich at 81 a.m-( Daily Sundays excepted.)
1F EXPRESS FREIG leaves Boston IL m arriving in
New York next morning.
All Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive it before the Passenger
takes his seat in the
Baggage will not be taken to include money, merchandise,
other articles than those Of personal use; and when of
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice be given of that
fact, and extra price paid, the Company will not hold
Itself liable beyond that amount.
10 baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Ian IA dwtf n. d w. r. r.
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MANY PERSONS

RE not aware that there is regulnr GLIDING ESTAD
~ LlSHMENT in this c.y, where you will find LOOKING
GLASSES in Gilt or Fancy Wood Frames Plain and CIR
namenal Portrait, Picture and Miniature FRAMES of the
most approved patterns and CHEAPER than New York
Boston Old work repaired regit and White vanished
o. Looking lass Plates put in old frames. Drawing and
Needle " ork neatly framed. Call at l. MaiM-St.
JAMES II. MOORE.
Worcester, March IL. dlmw2n :
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New Express Line.
6Igel0W's Boston & Worcester Express,


ysaas= Ouer the Worcester and Nashua and
EE.4e.se9szzssisz Fitehburg Rail Roads.
-s#@ a. HE subscriber has commenced running on
->------ Express Car the above Roads, Tor The
safe trans mission
Packages Bundles, Sank Notes Specie and Merchandise
seneraiiy, Three Times each way Daily.
Votes Drafts and Bills collected, and all business evecut
ed with dispatch and cheap by any Fxpress
ORces b1nerican House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Sqaare, Poston.
Orders received at Iutchinson d Co Bookstore, III
Main ST.. and The Ticket Office Lincoln So Worcester.
JASON TEMPLE, I Moso,oaro
L. q. BARDwELL,
l.. BIGELOW Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
Bigelow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua, Shirley LunenbHrg, LeomnsIe FchbuIg,
Westminster AshbHrnham, Gardner, Badwnyille, Roy
llst"n, Alho Orange Wends, Eryng, Months ue, North
Geld, Greenfield, Ms, Vernon, Brattleboro'Vt, Winchen-
Io, I'll civilian, Troy, Keene, Bellows Fails, Charles
town, Claremont, H., Springfield, Windsor, Rocking,
Rartonvle, Chester Proctorsvllle Cavendah Lud
low Rutand Mddlebary Vergennes and Burlington, Vt.
March 10. dT
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A. Nj. DRISCOLL g. CO.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,nJ nooIara l.,

PLASTER-PLASTER.
,RnUND PLASTER constantly MI hand.
II I. a J. SUTTON s8ta
Febi4 4i,n W.T. fo Worcester Steam Miils.
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DaguerreOtvDes,

VIE subscrher respectfully nIOFms ms Old friends aid
customers that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. He invites all to call and examine
his specimens, pacu ry those OF the Hon Judge Colamar
Post Master General of the United States and Gen Phelps
President of the Massachusetts, Copper Mining Compa "
whose DaguereoyPes he has had the pleasure of taking dur
ng his visit in Vermont.
N. B. Pictures taken in less time and life like than
/ Al y other in the city.
Worcester, Sept. %. VIM II GILMORE.
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EEDMARDS
Boston and Worcester Express.
IVA r subscriber continues THE EAa
Fs@@9S3 PRESS between Boston and Worcester fos
S.s@ssrsthe safe transmission Of Packages Bundles
!2'-4~ 4enF Nates Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Tires each way Daily.
Fa.tGlar attention q, - paying, collecting and
so'il.Hs n,tes, raha, bills, and purchasing and selling
Dlrschandsc, proGnce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care
The snoslrer IL alone responsible for properly entrust
81 to his re, and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
salem NewbuFS port Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
fuia alen, 10 Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Sr.ersyse for goods he returned by this Express.
tiyr,cts.-EIAIs NDEN & cos Office. Court Street,
Bosten; j II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main 81
~ S. q. LEONARD.
7 ell 81, Is47 dT
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HORSE sMOEING
COAL-C0AL,
ATT SA.50 PEER TONI

AT $3.50 PER- TON!
THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
working veins of Coal at greater depth than last
year The quality of Coal produced is much superior to
that heretofore, and is offered to the citizens of Worcester
at $3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the want of proper care in breaking
and screening and from the soft quality of coal then mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which is given to delivering the Coa
well broken and screened.
Persons acquained with the quality Of the Coal orwho
have unavorable impressions with regard it, referred
to Mr. AARON BILLING, Stove Dealer, Nos. "a & 20 FRONT
STREET Mr. b. has burned for years and can explain
its pecuaries.
1FOrders solicited at the Companys Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET. A. BILLING, Nos. "a d 26 FRoNT-sT.,
opposite City Hall, Worcester
FEB Z. diff A. ELLIOT, Agent.
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Es ElVESAV AL.

600 FT'HE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
YIN aud the public that he has taken tho stand re-
E-1'A Gently occupied by |. l.. BANGS,
&s.N9 s05 MAIN ST.,
2nd door north American House. where he intends to keen
the assortment of JEW ELRZ and FANCY GOODS 10
be oun in Tie City, and at prices that fail give
satisfaction Particular aitcEon is called 10 large let Of
Gold an Silver WATCHES, Gold Guard and Vest Chains
French and American Clocks, Gold and Silver Spectaces
Ladies ard Gents Breast Pins Suitable for dress or mourn
ng) Gold and Silver Thnbles, Silver Ware, Finger Rings
endless variety Silver and Buffalo and II Cnmbs, Gold
Pens and Pencils, Steel Bags, Purses and Trimmings Cut
lery, &C. &C All of the above Goods
will be sold Low Low!
AT COLE.n.RN'S
eos NJ in-st., 2nd door north OF Amer House
q, partcnar attention paid 10 repairing Fine Watches
and Cioeks and jewcrv. wtltf Worcester, Nov
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CARPETS,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,

+ FURNISHING GQUDo,
tOR Spring orders of Carpets have nearly all come
to hand and comprise of handsomest patterns
we nave ever offered The assortment now consists of
Rich Tapestry,
Super 3 thread English Brussels,
Imperial Three PLY,
Super English Kidderminster,
Extra Super and .Ue9iuna Ingram
4, 8, and GA Canton Mating,
Sheet OIL CLOTHS, from to is feet wide.
lo-i, ia, 1874, and 1874 Lancaster Aendale and Impe
rial QUILTS and COUNTERPANES, for saie at retail,
at the lowest wholesale prices.
Curtain and Upholstery Goods, consisting
Oh kch Damask in Blue Buff, Gold, Crimson, and other
colors; Turkey Red Cottons Muslin and Lace Embroder
ed Curtains IN rich designs Oil Colors Printed and Plain
Cotton and Linen Curains Curtain Fixtures Weighted
Tasses Curtain Bands and Pins, Gilt Cornice etc ETC
TABLE LlNENS-A capital assortment of Satin
and Slesa Damask Table Cloths from ga to I64 Table
DamaS by the yard off superior make and very durable
BroWn Linen Damashs; and superior Brown
Damask Table COYERS, all sizes and qualities
Brown and Bleached Damask NAPKINS and DoYIIEs,
various sizes and qualities.
Embossed and Rich Printed Wooden Table coYERs
in great variety. Plaid Turkey Red and Toilette Table
Coverings.
u Birds Eye DIAPERS Russia and Scotch DIAPERS,
CRASHES, etc. etc.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, of every desirable
make, from "a to yards wide. Tickings Buraps etc.
Pure Live Geese Feathers.
We offer superior quality of Feathers put up bv our-
Selves which therefore warrant entirely unaduter
ated, and in every respect strictly prime article n The
money refunded in all where they give the pur
chaser entire salts faction.
N u. We employ neat aud tasteful UPHoI.-
sTERER to make and put down Carpets hang Drapery Cur
tas or do any other business in this line in the best man
ner at reasonable prices
HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN & Co
Aarch 70 DIV
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Prime Fish for Family use.

S BONES and Halves, very superior Spring caught Cul
~ lAge d. \ FISH, for sale by E. +. DIXIE,
Jan g. div Wits 247 Main Street.
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dissolution.
NJ. G. ,A,UNEkEEs,
BRANCH NImT,

70, The California Gold Diggings, bring yopr Gold
Dust and hape ii Coined
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The name % entered spoa ous books u.Iss hs
payment q hs sahscsipsoa b made Il advance. I
Distant srsssssn forward oasy BY sssr s posssss
ON which w s p~d BY assumed ~ eassivss i IL
sa6e Transmission. = '-7 ~ W
ns COUNTRY PAPER h publiaAsS uwses,v sur.s - -.
sions of cenpess and ssmk kwsskiy daring recess.
sabscdpuoas br period Ie~ yssr vim b rsssv.x q.
propostoasd 70 shs shove snnss ia I-.I-
0PosTMAsTRRs ere sushoszsd % ses = our ss,,, s.x
sending DAILY ssbscnbeu, with 80 enclosed Or v.vu
subscribers, wih e25 snclossd5 WEEKLY
suhacbs, w 90 enclosed, viii Be snued esyy q hs
cddon shsy fsSnish subscssLsn ibr syssis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02
G'i,e " hIgs Of Sew York aud the Syracuse
Convention.

re General comnittes o, The vhigs OF this city
rsnblsd, last night at the Broadway House 70 con
sid.r the resolutions adopted ~ The Ehy State Con-
vsapoa at Syracuse.
AFTER tie equalization Of The eonmittte J. II. 10.
hart Hs~es reported series q resolutions eudor Stag
the action u the minority delegates Of the state Con-
ssntion aud Recommending the sppolntihea. Of dele
sAtss 20 meet In state convention q; Syracuse the
A. IA int 10 bonirs.e ucksi for State oCicsrs
The folo~ing preamble ard resolution we're ncrsi
sud isid tbe table sub b setsd upon at the
RsKt meeting
where's - the convention assembled At syracua-.
- nominate State Oicers to b. supportsd By the vhs
q Hsw York the stste electioi. resolution 49,
adopted approving the course OF william "a seward
IN ths nifsd states Eenate. upon measures asc.inf
~ institution % savtry, snd ~hstsa- the e
srastrr Seward upon those gu"f'tons does not meet
Nhh tbe srpr5batl1r 81 this bo5y-thsrosfre,
Received That Ger thanks are du. 60 20 the Hon.
DANIEL Dickinson for his PATRIOTS efforts 10 effect
scCmPtomiss Of those embat raising measures upUa
bcsi, ts,isiaetory to ell nstionai wings.
Afr the tsrsae.i0n ti other business OF mi1or
impsrtaneC, tie cor rsittse adjourned
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Marina ARnir.

Axerutn Ervtwsutr LsuscH.-Ths steamship n an
bold, tths coss0rt o. the Frsnkun Which sails ca
Ssisrday next for Hsvrc) will b. launched ton the
sd CT her buIlder,. hctsrs westervelt a Ha,k,r.
Fec. Of Seventh ,tr;,.', p, % SATURDAY next. ct
o susftcr before o'clock. The builders 81 this
,,,..l h.,. done their utmost 10 make her one of
An. ones, ,c..cls that ever len our port 10 -sieh
.nds,vor they have ecnpleteiy sue'eedei sso les
very anely modelled chip, snd With strength o.
timber equal TO withstand any test that the neAs e
msuu NAY al any time pat her " she has goyeyn.
Of $50 te0H, IL 2ss ret long 40 ist
ter aud e feet hold u-r dimensions are soGieshat
superior - Der eopscrt exceeding her IN iongth lF
isst. Her tbgnss (Which have also greater - YER
constructed ~ the builders a. those Of ths
frsukia-Nessrs Stillnan. Allen Co Of the hoveiY
Norks-snt have vs. inch cylinders 9TH feet stroEe
md are equal TO any Witch this eminent hrm have
ever sonsiruetsd. She vii BE- eomnsndsi b. Captain
lirss. late Of The Hsvfe pack-t-ship New York. IN
speaking the other deg 81 he engines o. the frsakr
v- iDsatertsnuJ made them 40, instead 81 i,Too
horse power.
s-p wsH.H.-The schooner RinrEois Capt. Lewis
arrived yesterday naming frons The w rith COO
h.s. Of wheat Eve psseugsrs aud iour the n
the W also part 81 the sails aud rszns the ship
The wsbash has broke smid-hips aui .Ii b. a total
lns- but the cargo ~ill b saved. w damaged stye
Ths schooner Emsiine Ross aud ~ m 9uths we're
s-kins th= esrgo cut suniay sftsracon rhrce
h.Rdres bass q wheat have been thrors orerboiri.
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lusines' how disui; is for him TO separate
Withsra~ that business This emineay So with
friend An Dodworth who has been SO many
the head Of nsdworihs Cornet ba7i that
believed he ia anything but ueirn. But
for by reference to his tiveTtisem9nt,
cur will that he his Dancing Classes
October lie has taught dancing Tor nearly years
and believe with Rreht success his
certainly enough make him OF the best OF
teachers having been connected with the dsneinE world Of
orb for twenty ana during that time has
rece instruction om denser II eminsnes thas
has visited shores and in addition TO ts has visited
FuroIe by which he inside himself aoqusntej with toe
method ofeaehng used there but like she Amerosn
ton General could not rest satisfied without mskng
Improvements the old system Of INSTRUCTION. and has
rId improved IT, 10 render h TO learn
Ia instruction what formerly required
It viii b. seen, by reference 90 his advertisement that
composed entire dance. with music suitable
This Is certainly cIedtEhle to him, there few who
compose both dance and music This certaluho is
paronised e very hest families, Sad there
Gead, ny kas stands with regard respeetahy
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ri, r,scs.tnuh an,,,rs stre,t,

20 ruF futrun o. rHs HEEhLu.
gearts.tctafle citis.n, Vaiuus ny o'issacter an 4
standing . the ecmmu-ry is-t es,rievsd ~ ycrr
morning - a hght between t-o trsmsnt Tb.re
va no seht auv preyinua Atersston ., stated I,
,ouf ~ cis bot vbust peaosahly and eui~ily - a.
vsrsiug With q FRIEND, Sas. without yrovJestsop.
brusly attaches BY Terson vhcse evident disrosi.
tu ass O. create ri1t an ongst Feacesbis Der.
a. the FIRE dersftn,ut diA net essose o. Trafi.v
tiN.ish ~ o. sd thcref 70 inssse % taxing the
isv In ny o~u hsnds. sntsd my rlsnt bfors
The troter su.ho,ii-s erd thus avoided uhs. righ,
havs s,tn r,sliy t~ht sl, b. obliged N you ~ill
rake thia not that 10 is uecesstry Nth
three Uao bros me. hut 90 Ten go any unfsvorsble
iurrtatou wbica think the guh.i- may resolve from
fssdius yOIr ariisie. Isus.. repeatedly,
JAMES L. rRU5LoH.
New Yoik sept 90, 1850.
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THE FtGyrIvE SLAVE Bill AND TIE FrGlrIvs
SAAvas.-At = meeting of eoorcd persons, held the
other day at Syracuse, they passed a resolution
warning the oflicers Of The government against any
sneHp, to recap'ure fugitive slaves, and threaten
nag 70 slay them finley mske any. We apprehend
shat there are not maay fugtiyes in that section OF
Me country; for il there were. they woald not take
saoh a stand, knowing very well tia. the law will
he carried out, no matter what the consequence
may be. II there were no fucitives, there would
he no necessity FOR ouch statute. There was
meeting ia this city las; evening, at which
siIsilar threat We. thrown out We think it
re-y likely that there will be some trouble
ID the Northern and New England States, in
carrying the provisions Of the Fugitive Slave bull
into effect; bus the responsibility wall rest on such
persons, white colored, may attempt to later
Iers with the government officers in the discharge
of their duties; and the Lesson might be attended
with some good results II few Of the noisy finet
les who have made themselves conspicuous for
some years past in tnlicinE slaves TO run away
from their owners, were put out Of harms way for
a Hme. Their msdeeds will now react upon
themselves, and the bill will put stop to their
segi,ious occupation
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MON EN m A n X &c +.

Tutsp.r, october 1-6PH.
The stcek market 10 daily Increasing in activity
and prices are stssdny aivsnc..ar We LOOK ,or a.
great IA improvement Ia prces, within the nsI,
weeks ss hss been thus far realized Within that
period the deposits In the Independent Treasury vii
be largely reducsd-thers vii be snothc, S,,iv.i
from California With million or two Of ,,li das.-
the banks will be Ec,s ab,icv, "a a.seount good ba,i
nsu pager, and will FAD IL dihcuit TO keep up
their line In consequences Of the large daily ply ments
and growing scarcity Of the right Kind Of paper aud
the probability H. that very percsptabe relief viii be
experienced In the money msrkes. Capital IL nov
abundant enough and cheap enough for all ordinary
purposes but the prospect ct present Is that the rate
of interest will rule low 10 ever has aui large
amounts Of money will b. In vain seeking ploymant
wtln the past tvo mon hs, events have tran pirei
which have entirely changed the conpistion Of
our financial and commercial affairs. rss present
state Of tsnss has been produced By or h the resat
Of the rapid growth Of Conscience in thu fcturs In
the permsneney Of our political insttutions in their
original strength and purity, and Ia the preservation
Of our pesceful relations with ell the world; In q
inerhsustb,e supply Of gold in CslIforni, aud In
prosperous condition Of the producing and eonsp
classes generally. But for tse policy pursued -
srsss, and the spirit q eompromss which -,
in relation 10 the slavery question, and - =
slnsst EQUAL Importance, We shosld have -.,,'
moment In the midst Of politics tusmo,' -.
nent, and perhaps upon the eve Of civ -. .S,
Its seeon psnyips evils After NOV a. - -
sssst sser sewers nost ineesasr, a .,...A.. ere,
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TRE BOUNTY LAND Built seems by our tele-
graphic Intelligence from Washington, tina, the
Bcunty Land bill has been suspended till next
sion, in consequence Of the mistake of the en-
erosfing clerk. This is about the best disposition
Isi could he made Of IL. FOR in the shape IA which
IL was engTossed II would not be the bill passed by
Csbaress. The clerk who made the mistake has
been DISCHARGED.
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ADyEErISFnEsTs RENEWED syEaT Day.
TEAS.

TEAS.
q. =.
= oTF AND DAr. THE PEOPLE SAY,
- Arr raising quite hreete;
They've made n start With n ely earl.
In taking ryuod their tcss.
The other day twas in Brusi.sr
Ard rsifed nishty crow -
Aud Gurrsy be locSdo
VIA, made ,hsr' 80 ,o' &c
sns, -yes In Wild ,nrp-ise
"a n. men 70 srinf
- eau r. ter-. sna "A fraesva
To tsfs that ~vss sseas thing.
efeti' sa-. he "lotk tAer.i
sIhs-s is Fsht iadetd.
.Fethirr, vuw, % rfvsi nss
Both barnau sad the sv.,ls
~1hers's no nistssst IN. that would mahS
rcture nat ~saiA tslls
~ let NE try, ero Ne rntv-
10 hhe 9 asVs 81. veil"
Ihsisoliat ~ sSTp'd up tLs way,
49, ttsNeee foena 90 fAst,
49, ..te.1 hesvss forced. yon sss.
70 fiFe ~ uh.~t ilst.
AZ ur snd '.s-n ,hrougA sn tAssgvn.
$1,000, \, sic 90.
III st asa' .rc.s erg. white rassios ".
inese ~ ycuag b;co1s" have fsusus sooss
60 ~ made noble START
W sad sell uish va we'll,
sets-eith all our heart.
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These bittrs have nov become 40 widely tnewn
rsFuator, that Ia IL slmost supcriuoua for remnd
tie reader Of thsu Ass gentle snuisn and renovasr
the blood hnd fer rating the system. has probsh
no superior General De vi hudson snd Tor
by moe, Druggists 80 cents per bottle.
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doing business Broad street and It's vicinity 20 the
NopTaren DnilE Saloon, No 81 Bread street, rs'enly
opeeG By John ncDenough. apd kept By Geo. O. hx
FORD very worthy and liahe gentleman, who is the
entire mGAger of he aud fully TO make
very desirable for all who like good break
fast dinner and tea therefore, would give hima eau
the and enterprsny, and take
word for X, you will be well pleased. E--a
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eoufh % esit keneEber, ycu sant pms oH death
eartuu yon has utterly destroyed your 1ug bronchitis
has tts chan nails Of your breath. ne ia
time AID rsor, 20 that sovereign srect syosns Coi
Liver OF Candy the very tes preparation e ths hest
r.medy ir Tnmon.y dssa.. hieh has been ar.d
the vCrld Ter sale ~ THOMAS sPOTrES, lis Botery,
Price . ceEtss rack are.
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street made ample aiiort his
eT8Iot the exclusive upper ten, but the million the
aforesaid uppor ten inelu ietthe utmost srtfacton;
beautiful Fan style Of iishs becoming and picr
RESCUE Riding Beavers his fair patrons and fascy Hats
yslvs. Cars children nrv lied in quality and
of price. We Gdvise the multitude 10 call
and maze their selections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02

..A ut., "a 'lsss T., indigestion, sa'usnes.
general Gehy. ana dyfpspsi. IN ia rt--r ...t. uan-
drsas 81 lives have tsca sserEeed W Degset IN rf5.-r-
ins The proper medicine. Theso hitsrs placed pee
Gee, l22 rulten street.
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ns.r broaevsy New Nors established "a i71 BY 10 Js j.
TIhOLAT from fars for TIE cure 81 Rh.umsism
rial Affections colds kc ths the frst esshhed and
only g,nuine selrhur Bath ia this city We refer Dr..
Valentine het Dr Berger, Dr. Rogers Dr. Nasas,
rriBciral Physicians IN this ctr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02

let hss th. foovihG pstssrspA aimed delegate
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that Syracuse not ~ the
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the motsy expended 10 rrcsur.s election
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-02

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