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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-04
Just Received,

A N invoice of New and Beautiful Styles EMBROID-
N Erred HANDKERCHlEFS. Also, better assort-
ment of CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN EDGINGS AND IN
SERTlONS at tOwer prices than have before been
offered in Worcester.
aug20-dws3w B. L. HARDON & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-04
For Sale.

IA ONE.HALF of a large aud convenient House. on
% Grove street, with $500 square feet of land well
situated for building. The house is new and pleas
antly situated minutes walk from the Court Honse.
This is chance for investment the property will
be sold low and the of payment very easy Inquire
of ]. II. HILL, No. Flagg's Block, up stairs,
aug 9-disf HOWE Il PUTNAM, Auctrs.
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FoREIGN Missions The regular monthly
meeting for the reception Of intelligence respecting
the operations of the American Board OF Foreign
Missions was held yesterday aftornoon0 Dr Spring :
Chapel.
NGad,cich Islands.-Mr. Lyons, at Hawaii, Sand
Wlch Islands. IN preparing his annual report speaks
of mortality among the inhabitants OF his district
that Is not counlcrbaanced by the number OF births
Two Monnons from Salt Lake, an elder and a
prophet have made their appearance III Hawaii
They belong 10 a company OF ten, who have scat
tered IN pairs over the Islands, with the design OF
converting the inhabitants. natives. foreigners ana
missionaries To the Mormon faith As vet they have
met with no success, the natives beng satisfied With
the religions they already have.
The church under the care OF Mr.. Lyons numbers
AHA members, and during The year 1850 they have
gwen Tor benevolent purposes sol. OF which S331
for foreign lands and 1904 for the pastors sup
port Mr. Hitchcock at Molokal. : l., March %,
speaks of large additions to ms church. On one
caSon more than ~ united inproot OF the berdliiy
Of his people Nh H. states that for several years
prior 10 1850 they contributed 10 the Board more than
his salary.
Western Afr3ce.-Mr. Wilson, under date OF March
ss gives dark picture of African society. He finds
that the marriage relation does not there exist The
wife Is regarded as sort OF loan or exchange. and
her destiny IS considered as fully answered II she en-
riches her husband with few children. No man
can get q wife except he can succeed in encmg her
away from some one else The missionaries have
soemnlzcd seven Christian marriages. and with good
effect.
Trksy-The influence of the press Is beginning TO
be more perceptIble Mir Everett. May lith. SAYS
the missionaries have learned that wherever the
books which they have issued can be introduced.
there the darkness soon appears 10 break away.
Nh Schneider. al Aniab refers to The progress OF
evangelical sentiments a, Oorfd, Fourteen per
sons" he SAYS have affixed then Signatures 10 pc
uuOn, asking for Vlzeral letter TO protect them IN
ihelrrichS Is PrOtcstantS" Another priests spoken
@! as having JuSi declared himself ProteS;ant-;n
event which produced profound sensation among
tie Arlnemans Great eXerilon> had been made by
them 10 bring hm back Under date o; March "a.
Mr. :. speaks OF the largest congregation ever ga
thered al AlntaO of prospects OF further additions.
and of an unusual agitation among the Arncuian>-
Other letters were read from COnSiantnONle. "a
iOnca. TrebizOnd &c.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Al TRoy.-un Sun
DAY morning IRE broke out IN The planning null oc-
cupied by MeSsrS Fellows, Corps Co. situated on
the pier adjoining the Troy and Greenbush Railroad
Depot, which was surrounded by large quantities OF
lumber. The mill was entirely DESTROYED together
% from $20OVo to $4,000 The loss Of McS>r> Eel
lows Corps 4 Co viii be about 5000 on the ma
chlnery III the mil. which Mas insured. Tue Mes>TS.
Waterman carpenters, who also occupied the same
bu,dlng. lost then tools and quantity OF lumber
not insured Mr.. Buckley, who also occupied IN
aiartnt NJ IN The building. was also lo>erao, m
surSd. Tie building was owned BY B. T. Cushman.
and WAS i0ily nsuTed-loSS abou, $500. \ conSid.
erabie quantity Of lumber DESTROYED belonging 20
[. W Thompson. Who had an insurance of Sl,o60.
Which vii cover the loss. McSSrs Moody & Camp
bell. ~ Ne"-l ORR also sustain ioSS Of umocr-la-
suTtd
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BLooMERIsM IN LowELL.-The LOceil

BLooMEgIsM IN LowELL.-The L0ceH
An0cqa says that four or FIVE hundred young ladies
OF that CITY were dressed IN the Bloomer costume on
the Fourth. Their appearance was generally very
good They attracted great deal of notice from
strangers who generally expressed themselves well
pleased with their appearance
The following toasts were given at the Dinner
which ended the ceremonies of the day
our cReststhe Bloomcrs"The farest portion OF cred-
.ion and the only portion worth having MAJ tAeH nun
bers never be less.
The L0loeH Fecforg Operat'rcs n BlooSier costume
Ouerv-Was Solomon all ms clOrg arrayed IKE one OF
these For though they dress like the Editor OF he LILY
yet thev are no. lines. they toll and they SPIN
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, IS,

O'Clock N Inc evening. Tho damage was consider
able, but no particulars are gwen beyond the iaet
ina; scarcely house was left IN good condition IN the
street Commercial
A letter N the journal Of roma,ercc. written rom
Caldera. two hundred miles nor'h OF Valparaiso, on
the .fth OF May, says
We felt this afternoon a severe shock Of an earth
Quake. shaking our house and driving rs into the
street The sea rose and receded several succe>-
sve times 10 the distance OF ten or twelve feet n
as many minutes To the southwark. II must nave
caused mucn damage, as thence II approached
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F,pruor,KE n Sorru Aurp,c,

EARTHQVAkE n SOl III ANERlCA--N a.
paraiso papers received by the Empire CITY men
non thai here WAS another earthquake al Conlana
Chii. On The 2fth Of Nay, which was more severe
than that al VALPARAISO OF hch We have pre- slouS,v
published ne accounts A. TOOK place about - mia-
utcs past PM, lasted during TWO minutes, and Was
ac,cnrarled ~ strong horizontal shocks, from north
10 south The inhabitants NtIe m thC greatest
.laIm. III, ssocNs CcLtlUed every minute VI {
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ORIGINAL DESIGNS for IRON

ORAIIlNG, &c, Ac.-M GODS American POhTtO-
Ito of Original Designs. Iron Railing, Satuay. New
and gt Door and Window Heads,
V,sbue Doors Tables Sewees. Chairs liat and Umbrella
Stands Brackets aud Ornamental Iron Work Centrally
embracing more than 200 different and org nal desies
executed IN a maser, and tasteful STYLE by the best and
most distinguished artists of the and presenting az once
VdTety of useful AMI ornamental Iron WofA cch
lated 70 decorate and beaGty the buildings ana
grounds Of those no ann - make Home, Sweet Home,
IN CIfy country. 60.
The stud and labor of wears aud the expense # 'hou-
sams dollars have been expended IN getting up ths s
ucrur and valuable work nov cSmetcd when "nef'u
the public scarcely equal To the cost ~ pffh-
ng single design n believed % be not only the most
cmrehesne tasteful and comp ste work OF the ana ever
pnhsled bat the cheap. most convenient AMI dtsfas
ever .Accuted IN any country or m ans age
In placing Woods Portfolio u Original Designs az Jucs
So lar below the ordnar price Of WORKS VI the <nd, the
publisher actuated b the wlsh TO bring wihn me I'M
those who Contemplate grng any one or buy lew H
-he articles constituting the ylued anu vast collection,
thereby afodng scleC. AMI choice variety adapted 10 i
fer,n' tastes al pese even less han mus ~ ppV
architects or designers fOr a single design.
70 Railing Makers Pa'fern-Makers Caryers Iron Fonn-
de-. Sc as well 90 Designers Architects AMI 0thtfs,
ts obviously nydln1bie ana AT tle present. tihe
MAY be cons dcred mdsi eusable =.
Price $40 Remlttances may be- made ly mail 'pet-padl
h. ,Nur.,S or Otherwise addressed 10 the SUBSCRIBER ana
tie work carefully enyeoped vii be- forwarded as direct
al ~ any part of the wpd ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge Road below sFrng Garden ST. Philadelphia
Philadelphia, June 1851.
The unprece60nte success hch has attended tae efous
me proprietor mechanics, and the manufacture 81 of-
uanenal Iron Work al ms extensive establishment ~ PM,
adcpha Second other the woridl - IN 40 SNAIL
measure attributable 10 liberal employment OF tire best
alsis getting up these de- And he Is aware ~ no
grateful return ~brh he can make Tor ne
bestowed uDpn HIN, Than ny placing inc
Portfolio At a Comparatively nominal price. within the reach
that public % whose confidence and ctstOm he - nd.n
ed for the means and ability - DO - leSl <a"iN"So
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lR- Notice.-I1 the Temperance Community. A. a
regular meeting Of Marshall DIVISION No. u y o held
ON Thursday evening last the following preamble and rc>o
lntions were unanimously adopted
WbeT,oS II beng the original design 10 the organ laon
the Order Of the Sons of Temperance That mol only Wonl
the use OF thing that could ntoMca'c he Discontinued
those who became connected with the Order hut nm
Their umos, influence would be eXccd 20 break down the
stronaLods oftho traffic. and stem the torrent OF wee
misery and WretChedlcss which following IA IL wake
II behooves Us now the nTogreSs which We have
made aud If the battle which then au'pcouSf
begun ~ his the fruit of the conflict 90 that degree which
the hearts wish every son of Temperance Ana
whereas hChold.wth fear the mroads which beng
made cit, BY the increasing number OF rum selling
rucors prmgns about MS On every hand 10 the suhVer
and apparently IN defiance al our cherished Order AMI
H. principles and sustained too 10y the Temperance conf
munity: and dccMng tins moment when mdne rance is
defeat and feeling t. be solemn duty jealousy 70
the field the spread this s""l DESTROYING
traffic. be II therefore
R,solr,d That the members OF Marshall DIVISION do
hereby agree that hcnceforwdd Ne VIII Withdraw ouf
patronage and support from those srocerS VINO sell m
toXIcatmg liquors that wall use our pest Efforts
among those whom exert IN influence. 10 m
duce them do likewise and that deem thS the onlg
plan which can efccually check. and ultimately destroy
the evil complained OF ,,
Resolred That we cordially invite the cooperation o al
Divisions and other branches OF the Order the city and
state and the Temperance community generally, ana u
may be have commenced work which, II faithful ana
unanimously adopted viii elevate and punf, the character
of the Order and leave the desparng selling grocer
to look for his support from those to whom he deals oui ms
nuNlous poison. I hit + \bhhr " 7
E l. DECANp.R s New-York. June % 1874 IT.
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THE late Signor SARrrS celebrated
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 ROMANCE by the author of Wa
y cousta'
ECARrF. or the SALONS OF PARIS. ty MAior
RICHARDSON author oi acoasta %" Undesirable, ~.
Price 81 cents.
Tie Press generally SPEAK The highest terms II this
work
The Sunday DSpo'cb speaas Of the work As one display
NJ great talent.
The BuFGio Courier thn>s every way worthy II me au-
,hor of Wacousta. and d great versatility OF genius
So great the demand that the publishers have
exhausted the first edition. and pu second "a press
DEWITT y DAVENPORT Publ shers,
NOR Tribune BUILDINGS Nassau-s'.
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NIAJOR STEN EMS on the MEXICAN
INWARD. APPLETON & co. publish on Wsdnes-

CAMPAIGNS OF THE RIO GRANDE AND OF
NENlCO. with Notices u Tie Recent WorA Of MAJOR
ni,y By Brcyel Mayer Isaac | stevens | \. A. Syo.
uap,r covers price 80 cents 49,
Asa OF military cuc,rn thus - very able onc ihr
,usct IA. author has been 10 ;esN 10 ne services 81
those heruc officers aud soldiers Who were ~ MS judgment
deprecated b. the work of MAJOR Ripley These pages are
confined e. The narrative the latter. Of the campaeh> 81
Scott and Ta Tor conaun- likewise some general views m
relation a. oar operations MaNcp the military genus
and gol If country. IA TenafNS upon the causes ~
Our success the late IL IS written with fscat ve9r
and power % SIS IN calm and honorable sprt ana a.
lays mastery know .ed.c ui lur military OPERATIONS n
Mexico. ,..
DA \ Co have htcly published - 49,.
THE W Ar BETWEEN TIE UNITED STATES AND
NFXICO; illustrated. embracing Pictorial Drawings ~
An m. prnciral Conflicts Bv Carr Nebel. author az
"P,rinlesguc and ArcLaoiogical Voyage m McNco
Wrh ID, scripton ri each Battle by George Kendall.
auth.r al The Santa Pc k'fe,itun, Large i"i" sth',
ELEGANTLY coored, s3i m ro,ttoio $50, hamofoc'o'
bound n volume. $40
Tn. OF IA STATIONS are he only authentic
drawings gwen the pubic II the great battle scenes he
tween the MeNcan and the United states troops het.e
cilnn of the plates UNSURPASSED by any similar ""fS
SO ,;
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BOARDING..
STATES HOTEL PHIL.

ADELPHIA The subs, Elher respectfully 9nnonncrs
T. ms friends and the travelling community hat he has
suned the proprioioFship Of tGe UNITED STATES no.
TEL. Long known connection th the Hotel under me
late PROPRIETOR he feels uereCty SAFE promising It's old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting 70 confirm Is pre-
Vous puiaou the bes, kept house N the country NO
eNpeNe has been spared completely rctimg the entire
e>.abs men and he partic llary invites attention 20 ne
gcs introduced Tor the CONVENIENCE and comfort "i Ia
dies Firmly determined 20 give satisfaction he s0ucts a
continuance of that patronage always freely bestowed on
t.r I'D United States. lmyc8 3ml A. q. ALLEN.
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THEATER.-THlS

DROADWAY THEATER-fHlS
DTYFNING Julg O. vii be porfJrInet SAaAsPe'e b
Tragedy Of . - ,,..,
49,, D., II Sc t. ~ Buchanan
To Concude With PAS DE DEL = BY Mons scA4-ld'
M. ortn Al T. curtain nse. al u Dress Circle ana
p-rue 50 cs NJ Family and Thrd Crces = csits ""
Isrr u! cents Private botes - ana -
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D,RNI-NS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUo ECsT.
rIT az = " cIIRKE W EDNEsDAf, JI. ,5 y .; Z,
ibs ATTERNooN a, 9 ra NE NE PPtgyH T RoPE b
RARNWEII. MIRACLES 90 ne .xtSi1S by LEON
JivELL and SoHdeTgl EEA NJ 81 al IS o@oeS the
~ ~ hrrS ,i. 'Rtys Afiar which, fkArS on ne
flGHT KoPf LEI. and f H5T THh sdmaa a ssc
.i.' ..si.T 10 EN- r. fariye j. GEMS eAHa
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NTONE BRIDGE HOTSE. Tiyerton

btR The proprietor respectfully informs he public
that the above open for the reception OF Board
e and company through the sumner season Tie
rooms are large airy and comfortably furnished. ana SUM-
cent number accommodate 100 persons The Location
the Lest for fishing bathing and ne
found being the shores Of Nargansot Bay and IN view
of the Atlantic Ocean. Boats. bat md lines constantly m
readiness tor the Il hoarderS without extra charge The
horse VII he supplied with attentive servants, and the table
with the sbsianta aud decaes oi the ana every
eNertun made to render the of IL guests pleasant
councillors stable j. attached io The house. and an etper-
enced ostler IN ate ndance WI HODGES
Tiyprfon 1 June 70, 1851 ie2l SXW0t
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MACHINERY at AUG

u TON The subscribers al SCI AZ rop,. 80 ~
a., IN. II III. SDru 1s.I VI .n1ficturng Co.bA "a
LUDLOW HAMPDEN CO. MASS a1oq. IN M III Nh.
Springfield. Thu ksDAY tls .En ,, nv sat Con
C,tt,n and other Machnrry n tns dlis "a -.
Inv LOTION VI tbs ulcG.asrg = u H.Oasin Dnp.oss
nent and portion Il - % i M rs me- M >, m
running condition. - .sr a. soit A valuable Uv-
the same time and place. - p % u 80 -, ,,
u@"r ,rs and Toos suca pertain - ins of this des
chiffon The sale VII ~ y eal y, n 10 " - ,t
ya and he entire lot IA b. sold without reservation
Manufacturers rehfng ~ reIur,nS thef miiis Nll nh1
,n.,r advantage examine ti stock Catalogues OF
80 fcs, BE- sold be found a. the rooms 81 the sub
srrers and az the Office Il Beach Pond. Springfield T.
"a Carter. ChcOpee Falls J { Clark. Ludlow lsaac
paws Worcester and Wool. HerT.r Co. New fork-
Tn. property 10 be sold VII be be % desfous
Of purchasing. application 20 JOS 4 CLARK. Ludlow
sze Iits KIBBE x co. Auct'n.
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/ 5 CHAMsERMAlD and Waiter, or TO as

u sst washing and ironing. OF general housework N
small private family. by respectable louns Woman -
No oh oCpu 10 short distance nc ntry. Can
The best ~ city reference Apply ~ 3l7 HcuSon-St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Ripe Peaches-Ez Extra quality by J. II BROAs
10 The New-York Alpha of the PHI BETA NAP
pa SOCIETY will hold their regular annual meeting on
TUESDAY, July 22d at AN, N the SENIOR Cha3ei OF
Union College The election Of officers orator ana poet
VIII take place a; =. NJ. ,., -
The OratiCs before the Society VIII be delivered on
TUESDAY Juy I'D, al M. IN the pTe,,'tsf :, ~
Church If the city Of Schenectady, ny Rev IhOMAo M
liam VI ALONZO POTTER. President
WV NJ GILLESPIE, Cor. Secretary. Bb u
- Nauitou Division No. 200 = or The
members Of Mamltou DIVISION are hereby no NED tLtt re-
solution VIII be offered on THURSDAY EVENING. the
leh INST to surrender the harter II VIII he lad over io
two weeks. and up for final action on THtRSDAi
EVENING, the path July INST. N9<
Tv' Physical Educ tion.-Ihe defects ID the phy'l-
cal treatment Of females beginning 20 demand ll,h
tion and waking aud Strengthening exercises on
are recommended and pTdctIccd extensively. 81 isihs
ROGLT'S UEBEAlONA for sof'enmg the SKIN and pre-
20 cold or changcabc weather ladies face the winter
frost or summers with lmpumty IRON INJURY May ne
had Of the inventor. WILLIAM BOGLE. y7 Mashlng-
ton.st Boston. 4 Il ID. Sands leo Futon-st, Ru'hl'h
Clarke 4 Co 273 Broadway; " II Cary CO ana Bridge
man Di, Pedr-st. and Druggists Throughout me coln
try. y' 81
rS Enligrant Intelligence and Labor TX
change - and n Canal-St New fork-Ihs once es-
tablshed by the Commissioners of Emigration, where can
always found numbers of LaborerS and servants at
very low wages and have their orders
filed hy writing the Superintendent aud sending the
necessary Ia the passage Of ihe pareS required
Ne charge 20 employers. JAMES FAGAN
NV MWSFn Superintendent.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Tickets 80 cents.
Private Boyes s. Door oqen AZ Il o commence AZ
--ciock THE RAVEI FAMILY. and TIE Sisters Miles
CFLESTINE and VICTORINE FRANCIS" WED
NESDAY EVENING. July 2.
IrGUT ROPE bv the Rayel Farnly ana VI rns bloniih
Succeeded by the Bae' Panfnu. NJ ca-leh
RI ,,.,.,. pol,,st - Mons Brilliant
~. - c,'n.ais - ,gffs Nile Bertm
,,.-i 49,, Me- Antoine kayel
Sire ~ r. xfe Nlls Cele.tlne Francis
To,nncIude with the Conit PautJIl ne ~
VI DECHALUNEAL.
Ro.uet SER ant t. Nr Duchalugneau Giof.r- fNi'el
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BOARD alta FARM HOUSE.-A few

ROARU ~ T MN HUUS E.-A ItW
lDFsulles San he accommodated with excellent Board
a, IN, Family Mansion OF the subscriber situated nea Glen
Cove The rooms aIe large and any the situation healthy,
and the walks around shady and pleasant The place can
reached by The steamer tuil9h Mar
further information apniv ~ Rev JOHN PHAfRE. lO2
Greene It or A CRuiKSHANK. Esq., 4S Green~ ch-s'
between and p NJ address the subscriber Who %ill
be Al the landing daily with hts carnage. on the ARRIVAL 81
the boat. CHAS- lNDkkitlLl- bhth I've; l.. l.
Glen Cove June % 1851. lt2l MMSt- w
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4 S Cnmp's nurse. BY an experienced and

instruct them reading aud spelling. Has respectable
CHS reference Please call az Mr. MAkDkOSS. rear Of
Mr. Barriers Book Binding Store. Hg-S BrooAlyn IS -
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| ) SEANsTREss. and to take care OF child

. rcu o, a respectable Young Woman. or r. do hight
hamherwoYk with sewing Can De seen for Two dass al
= Na>sau->f BROOKLYN. IA the bas. ment ny IL
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nRUG CLERK wanted, a compe-
- tent Apothecary able 70 furnish satisfactory refer
Apply al The Drug Store corner OF MyE,.e-y and
Pearl-st BROOKLYN jv9T
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COUNTRY BOARD.-Wauted, by a

y gentleman WIFE. and child tvo years old oifu on
farm or other shady place. 'ner sal water prefer tuI I
about Two months ihe gentleman soes 70 me c't ''.S
week day Dces W!sh g. pay over - ~ ' "a az
satisfied with uian living Tie ,le to the place i u ~
ceed IS cents Address lNgl lRER - me "hcf OF "a
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED

iII''Ift'4 WI
ness. No Young need apply
W St. Dr n PRETERRE. 333 Broadway
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WANTS, &C.

AS NURSE and SeamstreSs, by Protest
4 ant Girl Would have no obecuonto 20 IN the coun-
thy. Apply 7ol Broadway yb ~
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BOARD RROOkLYN.-A Gentle

cn oia ~ an airy furnished ~ nniuriis-
ID WITHIN X minutes walk # the ferries Apply a. y
4 Nassau corner 81 Pear e- ~
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Lady, fully qualified
DARTNER-Wanted, a Young Man of

business talents having al ms command from 500 10
$500 cash capital 70 the advertiser m man nrng
business tins that pays handsome profits dhd meets
with ready sale Address W. o. al this office, with real
name and where an interview can be had. which VIII ne
treated confdent.allv Jy9 II
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DOARD in the COUNTRY.-Three or

6ur families can be accommodated With Board 'r
fb, Snufuer IA Connecticut bftw f' aad sNiy miles
from New NorS and within pleasant drive OF the New
Haven Ra ruad. Situation - ine one ~ tue State
Terms moderate Reference may he made 10 Z kETCH-
IN 70 Na,sau-st y y ~ 3fNfW&F
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AGENTS.-Wanted to give 500 men

~ Tie exclusive right Of counties, &c IN Middle and
Western States for Dr. SINNERS Medical and celebrated
Famy Books. The greatest Involvement gwen - enter
urlsIug men and hsh paid good hands For qaT-
iculaTs call address ,tid. l. W PARh ENTER S3
NasSau-strett Y ESQ I'm
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COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN

y COVE-Good Board and pleasant an Lodgings en-
h. olaIued with .everal private families. n The nel- Do-
l. 81 of Buchruu Mantcoc anu Meadow SIDE AppH
70 HENRY C. NALENTINE. a. Glen Cove LaAI.i-'
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