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Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29

-, The Petersburg IateIIigencer IS ear
".s!ly inviting tic attention Of It's readers to
- f'cl that goods which Ircd to PISS through
ls''ersbarg are now being transported to RI
rilh. via the Seaboard road, and asking if
s ,ey are 50 dull as not to see th.t the trade
o. which 50 large part Of the prosperity of
J. tcr5barg IS due, viii pass cat ont of their
ads ml1sS taey aroC-e Themselves Oar
r.idrs4 have done Web sc IA, and will io
;, 80 hercai;vs.
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29
"A Young 1adys Reason for not Dancing

l. Dancing would lead me into crowded
rooms and late hours, which are injurious to
health and usefulness.
2 Dancing would lead me into very close
contact with very promiscuous company and
evil communications corrupt good manners.
3. Dancing would require me TO use and
permit freedoms with the other sex, of which
should be heartily ashamed, and which
believe to be wrong.
f. Ny parents and friends would be anx-
ious about me if / were out late, keeping
company with they know not whom.
5. Ministers and good people in general
disapprove of dancing, and think it is not
safe to set myself against them. IF a thing
be even doubtful | wish to be on the safe
| side.
/ 6. Dancing has bad name, and mean
! to study things that are pure and lovely and
Of good report.
/ T. Dancing is generally accompanied with
drinking and | see drinking produces great
deal Of evil.
! 8. am told dancing is a great temptation
and snare to young men, and | do not wish
to have anything to do with leading then
astray.
Q. Dancing units the mind for serious re
fection and prayer, and mean to do moth
ing that will estrange me from my God ant
Saviour.
10. There are plenty of graceful exercise
and cheerful amusements, which have non
Of the objections connected with them that Ii
against dancing.
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29

PLANK RoAD-The citizens of Smithfeld,
Johnston county, have resolved to connect
that place with the Central Road by Plank
Road. Old Rip is awake
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29
H1ut OF health, y

As the warm rays Of the sun begin ostart
to life the growing lilies ana tie corn, We
hear a common remark floating about among
the people that live and move about-some-
tincS-on the face Of the green and grassy
earth: 60! I'm out Of health" is the ding
dong song Of onc out of every six that you
meet What makes every fifth person you
see look so sailow and cadaverous so much
like they had a cross bore and deaths head
forever before them The want of proper
exercise, good bathing rooms, unwhoic3ome
food, late hours. dissipation and q life Of cx-
cesscs and prongacy. fpeople would live,
and act, and do as the All-WiSe intended,
| we would not see the leaden lines Of Death
dolefully painted on SO many faces; we would
not be Mortified at the screams of little with
cred up men-pigmies yelling in crowd that
they are about being run over. Sometimes
We see great bony lubber riding out across
/ the common for his health-his physician
| has said ne must take horseback exercise and
he o5eys. The lubbcr is gawk and his phys
ician is a BOBBY; why don't he tell the tel-
low to split wood, dig in the dirt for worms
to feed hens, or if he can find no other en-
pioyment, pile up stones and throw them
down for the excitement Of the thing? That
would suit his muscles far better than can
tering across the common ON borrowed
horse; but it's not so fashionable, and it might
restore health to his body and the red to his
cheeks again, which would be calamity-
a round, red, rosy cheek in fashionable as
sembly Of pale faces If people would only
determine to exercise In the open ar, stop
the abominable practice of making gluttons
, of themselves both in eating and drinking;
use cold water plentifully externally ana
, live according to the dictates OF common
sense, we would soon hear another ana 2
merrier song ringing through the world 'l.n ian
: the dolorous chant at our caption, and see
f fewerhyppoed wretches crawling about ahiono
the grassy hillocks around the churcnes, =,
looking out desirable spot where 70 WIN
their sallow flesh and old rheumatic bones
9 lie.
j BErrE.-Two thousand and ffy POun1'
on a single truck Up smart bAl AZ tia.-
!. Well, that is too mean. Fee0"' va 20.
d YOU overload your patient horse - ~
. You have no more mer.F, or consloel@''OH
d than a savage Hindee. Look at HIM 'us-
/, ging, straining erery muscle IN his no0i'
e frame, swcatiqs and painting to serve YOU YOU,
e He Is doing his utmost to move the Dur'nel lea
vou have placed behind hm, ana you sV"O
!, !, heat him and swear ike sailor De
- bo can't 20 in trot! You unmerci
: ful man you, We piously wish your n0rs' ls,
: rould kick you Oceanwards Bat seme msi
= arc like brutes and you are one Of fn''p.-
Hone you viii get kicked by mule
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29


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Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29

Now, it does seem to US, that men VINO Ia
hitually drink Intoxicating liquors, are total
ly unfit to be trusted with the Management
of steam-engine. There is too much risl
under the best of circumstances for human
beings to feel entirely secure. But whei
the risks to life are increased a hundred fol-
where they are entrusted to men Of intempcI
ate habits, it is absolutely unLearable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY. Dee 23.-Ald Compton in the chair
Pcfiiions Le1tTrcdOf the Trustees Of the North West
ern Dspensery, for donation o. S000i OF the African
Union Church for relief from taxes Of several asa.Rst
cuiterug and crawling One Hundred and Tgss,s'h st.
from Third 70 the East River; 10 have Fret Az.
greded from One Hundred and Fourteenth st to Ii ilem
River; of Kip * Brown, being bill OF $50 fpr stage
hire Goth September 1851, procured by AID franklin
for the Committee Fire Department. adverse 10 the
extension of sever in Eldrdgest.
Resolutions Ad0p'edTo give Engine Co. No. 20 ten af
Gitioua men; oxcsvae the clip between piers Nos y
and o. East River to repair Jones lane between ffoni
and South SITS
cir Rahroads-Ald Temaun offered resolution, al
thorzing the Controller to to be published the grants
as made the various City Railroad Associations Lost
after an opposition by Aid. Cornell and Smith.
AUaaVsf ExfensiOn-Ald. StIrteyant called Tor The re
port 10 open Albany-st to Broadway, Lost.
AID. s. then gave notice that be wOald cal At up a. the
next meeting. 3. ,
from the Chief Engineer of the New York Fire Depart
ment containing the nomination by the Department OF
three Assistant Engineers viz William simpson,, John H.
Brady, ard VIM. IL Ackerman. Confirmed.
Keports Adoy,ed-Io increase the salaries OF no Cks
Of Clinton Centre Tompkins, Jeifsr.,l aai Essex Ma
kes TO $3.50 per year. In favor OF opening regulating
and grading Nam inst from Stanton 70 Houston = -
fix the salary of he Clerk Of asiEgtOn Market a. 0Oo
and the Deputy CLERK sGlary at $50 per annuin 10 N
crease the pay OF the Clerk OF Franklin Market from 81
10 81 80 Ier day. Dsuissns complaint against Ing me
Copranv No H. To build sCwer in MeDOagll 81, be-
tween Blocker and Amy Adverse 10 sewers in Forty
seventh Il between Eleventh av and the Hddsol Hiver
Washington ST. from Bank to Betbune st. and in k.se a.
from Broome 20 Delaney sts. In favor Of sewer IN ~
berry st. from Hester 81. No 2l2 souihery 10 baud
avs To build seEer in Amos St from ourth =, Green
vichav To pay Wm II. Ruck and Lewis T. Iiooals
SlOO each for Injuries received at fires.
The Board adjourned 10 Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
soFT-sHELL ORGANIZATIONS FOR 1884.

We present below the Committees Of the Tammany Party
complete with the oontesng Delegates In most OF the
Wards but ticket was in the field and the voters con-
tented themselves by the scratching OF obnoxious names
from the tickets and the substituting Of oher Az the ap
ponrnent OF Delegates to the nominating Conventions and
the General Committees originally spring from the ward
Committees place those organizations first m point OF
importance although we that the foremost Pot
clans of the different Wards usually struggle hard for scots
in ths General Committees
FoUrTH WAap-The-s -ket in The fed which r.
ctved tbe united support Of the hla5r dealers aad
could order show oar resfen 30"
psreular strives for political power @ ns Icons
the WoEtnguens e Loco Foco' and the Land heiotn
OF the Deuocacyi The ~ncnprodnesrs are asn eeAe
HAED-The election held IN livery stable and one
the Inspectors held lantern while ne cs eee " 20 zoe
about he ard or 'ssA saa IN
Il d tszee n piloitg the fklai % the ballot box
SE>ExTH WABD-TEere two rekets N TIE nea O1 -
defeated A Clover substituted Tor os.rt ~ oens
Comrree srd MeGaTvey for Cios for iosnz " sn Co
OF tbs Ward Coniftce %
sstbeT with Father AenseTva and ek CooIoly n,
EIcRTH WARp-fhere spirited eo1te ~ - -
tcih Of tie Epsns ke- young MAJ ,s,se . ~
both txkes, bal oily recete os- o. tne
,etss John G hoatoE s1bs.hs IN Pc ~ e e
INJECTED LAD AID contained the n.s o. = Y
Chdk B. Gilmore and Edwin "sinSrhl "he1 were o'0 =
icps Q the SsSr Beys ~ho suecessfni o., ....
TrSrE Le Prdy carried t1e ca! y 'O'e o. ~ " ''
wAKD-Tke green Tlzsny Hal ticket carried the
day. -. t.A.s $50,
party sneeeltini BY - rslorify 80. , 49, ~. -,
WAED-Tts Kao~ Sothi5S' or sftEat waE Of
tte sos By 40 sy Two other tckes chiefly
rroed " ts pied ceus Of Gsraa ana IrA birth Dr.
M Nerke Jebn barr AID Henry seE
r - bv Barker Ics Ab,ot and W :
Palmer the nd sisEss s'0 ied Gilbert Ossns the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY Dee %, ls53-Assissant Aid Woodward in the
Petitsons-Of Hose Company No Is FOE ten additional
men To Committee on Finance. OF Theodore L Tom
Erson that 9th av from the BloomingdAlero 70 ION
St. be opened. To Committee on Roads.
OF Washington Engine Company No 90 to be allowed
Is additional men 20 Committee on Fire Department
OF Hose Company No 25 for remuneration Tor expenses
incurred in repairing their house. To same
OF Richard Edwards. and others property owners On
in said street To Committee on Croton Aqueduci-
OF Hook and Ladder Company No. iSr appfopr anon
10 pay for room hire To Committee on Fire ent
Rsoiufioss-Ihat South st, the corner OF fiAe ST.
be repaired. Adopted.
That when house shall have been purchased to na al
tered for use of Hose Company No 80 ths Pfoposa De
advertised 10 make said house similar u tha 81 nose
Company No. 50, ard aPpEoP-ia;ins s''''' n''si'f'
Adopted. ..,., ;,h
BE contractor on Seventy frsts for tue hlHs Up Sc
spgce 100 feet ross Seventh av Adopted
fTla. the vofd expelled on tfcmcA neg SER opPo
aitLe rae OF Peter Reilly be erased and re word
Unsigned" substituted Adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
H0NORS TO GEN. SCOTT-TALENT OF THE
HOUSE.
C0nespoadenee Of The n. Y. Tribune.
"a CONTRADICTORY 1fhnrsf

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. %, 1888
The prOceedir Is of both Houses OF Congress to-day
were interesting. In the Senate the debate on the
proposition TO confer Gen Scott the title OF Lieu
tenantGeneral was animated and lively, though en-
tirey courteous. Wings and Democrats We'd with
each other in eulOgizing the conqueror of Mexico;
Those who opposed, no less than those woo favored
the measure were liberal in their praises.
The remarks Of Messrs Walker and Douglas against
the bill pertinent and iorcble They argued that
il is inconsistent with the spirit of the Constitution
which prohibits the Government from comforting titles
of nobility They might have added that all such IL
ties were in their origin military. Mr. Walker thought
that If Congress could create any title not carrying
with il Office and duties. il might. with much pro-
pricty, call that title Duke as LieutcnantGeucral
The former is known IN Europe, title of nobility
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
u1E AND INTERESTING FROM THE PLAINS.

LnJitFiLLE, ffi4iN, Zee. -, 1893.
lie Santa Fe mail has arrived 81 Independence.
kd,iees from ChihDahua. 10 the 2ni Nov, state that
hlpsss was extremely dun there aDd thought that
4 r. f reign merchants would soon leave for California
"a ihc trade 30 into the handso the he1icans.
American merchants waiting NJ III Pas0 not being
t to ass their goods through the Custom House 20 per
Ts more being added 10 The tariff with positive instruc
sne admit goods ull tho extreme duties arc paid
General Farland intends establishing post on Rico
Ever.
Tie celebrated B,scsiero Chiefwas killed by Mexican
his VIII create difficulty ia McslliG Nei y
Hugh u. Smith was ST. Santa Fe BY one Of the men
1, charge 81 ShellBes mall it being generally be
isyed hat Lo killed, jaIy wc7 empauoi led, and q
an 1amed Scallion 1uui guilty OF the deed and
xreiolely hung. Smith is not only dive bat Is slowly
reoSerig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD-THE LENNON SLAVE


BAITIMoRE Friday, Dec %, 1879
The New Orleans papers Of Saturday last are received
The Hon. L. Butler King and Levi y Chathed oil New
York were in Galveston on the 13th on their way to
Austin relative TO the Pacific Railroad. The former has
contracted on part OF the Texas Central road Com
pary for surveying and grading FIVE miles OF ssid f9aa
tonev neral 10 represent the interests Of Virginia DO
fore The Supreme Court of New York in appeal taken
from ire decision by which Jonathan Lennon was dc
Irved Of his slave and necessary prosecute tho appeal
to the United States Supreme Count.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
UOWARD TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Tbs NsscciatI0n he'd meetHg AZ Amy HUI lu1rlon
Of Amiiv 3. aud Sixth ay, on thursday evening Jere-
raah Normal President. and James Doashea Secretary.
Addresses were made by Aii. l.. N. Fowler All DR..
snodgrass. n the advertised eakers Mr. Greeley was
not present. bec.upe uner edy called from the City
Mrs Watson md Mrs. Barrow also spoke, the last name
useing the importance of The women Peionng he Legs
laiure, end presenting tn petition prepared BY tho
Wcmens Alliance OF which she tAc Secretary for sigma
lures The meeting rert 1t well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
:, p.uRoAp TROUBLES AT ERIE-DEsTRUCr
Ifh I'VE FIRE IN BUFFALO

U1FFALO, FndaY Dec. q, Isj3
,,.,, meeting largely attended, was held las night
Ash resolutions were passed e1pr ssve Of TIE nd sna
our citizens at the proeeednss o. the people Of Erie
sr. ooourredcn Main st lat nighi destroying BdEers
Al store ana Fsss'. stove store and njaring the
80 huldngs. Bidw,lrs loss il about $1,000 in
=, g, AesoO Fasse.ts loss IL $1,000 insured for
- Thu buildings were insured for $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

MOUNT NKNNON, UuIO, TTlayl y ". =, I50J,
The large four story brick wooden mandatory OF
Ecssra p6iwn g. Cu1tiss completely destroyed by
Ere this afternoon together with al the machinery and
hrce roron of the stock, Manufactured cloths &c The
bss Is estimated at from $4,000 TO $4,000 partially COW
red Nv Insurance The establishment had only recently
been purchased by Powin q Curss. The origin of the
ire l. unknown Two frame dwellings adjoining were
al DESTROYED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
uRDERER SENTENCED TO BE EXECUTED
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.

TOsIUN, FftIHW Do 1Jl I6JJ.
John Murphy who murdered hs wife ct Fall RIVER by
trcirc suphurc acid down her throat The 9th Of April
-, has been tried and convicted before the Supreme
court and sentenced to be executed aiter year in
uifornont
Yesterday morning burglars entered the counting
nom OF the Jonesyile Manufacturing C9mpiuy in Tenn
rson Mars and robbed the safe If s7,iGO, 1909 Of
With wes on the Mechanics Bank, Worcester.
The steamer r. Forbes has returned from her search
,ser the shin Abby Pratt. she was unable o lind her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
FURTHER PROM HAVANA

NEW OR-EAEs, "Wednesday Dec. II, 1853
The Empire City, previously repored low has arrived
q, Sir left Havana at noon on the lsih inst.
Tx Cartain General CaneGo sasd ar Spain the 18th
tvss ortcd that during his administration of year
I'd a half he aInassod over million OF dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
MI npERY

Prof Swectnan delivered another Of his lectures ths
above subj r O. Manhattan Hall, lasi evening The
weather uiayoreio was did not prevent his hasiny
good audience although not a5 large "a have usually at
teSdcd There wa u D., IA enthusiasm bu. good orlir.
Mr. Sparrow brieh addressed The audience at the con
eli sion Of the lecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
LOSS OF THE SHIP ISLAND CITY.

IEOVlbINIE, FfUny, Dec q, I55j.
no ,bip Island City, Baker from New Oenns for New
81 xlh a cargo Of molasse', sugar and OIL cs,ks,
snloued at the 18th in-t. in sinking condition.
ZIG trung alesk in severe gale from the north. The
p Company were ii ked up By the bark Lsroy, Capt
sJlovell Of Warren. Me- landed at Holmes Hole, and
.-yed al New Bedford 10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

Tvy~-y waxDyosnc p,ysrrax. psns-nsn II Hsisst
Rn3nsx ". Locke AsSrrw faraier Wli'isn k-sy.
TWENTT-S rcaNo Nsxn s. T. >c>t william f42 OrdcA Nj
chacl DUfy Benz Fe.rrhiSs Pred. Lsrrsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24

The revenue cutter jackson, which sailed rom Sasan-
ush on the 2sh alt for Norfolk having on beard
Day and 20 sad for whose safey car var
tanned. has been Il tie GospOr Navy isTa '0' V' ~s
twelve dsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
CHEAP OCEAN POSTAGE.

IOsfOf, friday, Det. %, 1913
r1r Ruuiit addressed large and attentive audience
S..r Hall last evening in favor Of cheap post
. Mayor seaver presided, and many Of our influential
-,tne were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
YOUNG MEMS WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE

Another meeting held of this Committee a. the
DrosdVav House and with considerable difficulty quo
rum was formed but for what purpose reporter could
rot divine although considerable csnvassng going on
between the friends Of Messrs. BOEy, fenet aud Dewey
for Chairman of the Committee for 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24


drew j. Perry. S'eoHd Tke.-Th0m1 C. Burns A. j. Perry
sEcosp wiso-Dudey Haley Daniel Mshsn William snhsn
Third wAED- Confestd-Wm. McManry Thona Monroe,
DAME. Mooney. Ssoond Tes-Wn hehurFsy' Ta'' Aoaros'
FoSSra Jres osly George ! psr'st w@ ss Bald
SIKH wsSD-Psriei Kelly, John W Brady, Oxen Ksnay.
ElesrH wAED~DsEiei Dclssn John D. Bets Abraham B.
N1s1n w.aD-soIornOn Bsaa William Kennedy Levi orisr-
fasrn wAnD-EH.h Purdy Ashahel Reed Henry D. John
frrvrsru wlrD-Jamss ws,, J.ne, P Steers Thaiisas
DTNIIrrH wARDJOhn Austin, Chaa Bcyee, JOba Near
THETEEsra wAE0Mlss r. Andras, John On Edward Ne
FouErsssrH wAsD-Thoms, BOsss, James N Saith Thomas
FiT4srsru Norris John Van Buren,, LHsa'
sxffErTH wAnO-Mast R. ThOuas James orsso. A'shl-
sEyrsTEEsrH wARD-JOhB COchr.ns asnus Kelly Andre FRO
EicH1rEyrH wAHD-L B. Shepard Rob xsIy Js,n xIesy
NssrnsSTE WS,DoA1 E-ss p.n Ss re- VIM mcnrs5
TwTsArTRsr wakD-Ambrose L. Pinney csAresc H-zs~e
''rW srcosD wAsD-Fen.nao wood George D. Davis
N'eh''' IoGSG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE
lInsI @ iSsi Joba q uspoweil SssaI Tsss,
cha. Mecay Pset Mcclure ThSa Hliaed Ps'Eie Ai'o's'
sreosb WiED-A Miller Jossph Taylor Robert Rogers Fran
e TsrD WED c1sS|Asd Bailey John ccaaor Charles
Eenry J. Eldrdse. John Dsven seeonf I,f,i-Dia'et
Meonsy John DeTeHn, Charles Henry ChAfs'H "e . I"
FoSsIn wlsD-Gsoss H.ss.n, Mooney Plt'ss NICE
FITrH wiED-FrsderisE smith william Topper John J Il
irisse A J. Barney. Isaac Jolis.
SIxTH WAxD-Jses Flynn JsEes Glass James MOUNT fa
lex Astthsps william q Fay.
SEyEsra WkKD-Wn. W. J1dsoD, Charles u tlnot tenFy
Clos. Ttsuts Lynch. Johu parrow
WARD-A r H-rIisk John bertnc John LJdeekef
Charles Straw John c. H0ls
Ywfs WiED-Ihcmss Levi ADert BcsGr IT, John Christie
Pete- Var John Froelgh =,
T'.sTH wsRD-WInn c. BGnn August Asrpe, Bennett Al
ber NooIe, John d. Ewing
J1hr Reed. Patrick B1rrs
TvELFrR WlEp-Jss Flynn- Hu- henry hicnoas liensa,
Jcin NeAYfhur Jr, Geo Deuyke.
THETEEsTH WARD-Afrsd Palmer John h Hartnes- william
pcCorkle. james ] Reilly William " Brown
FouKTFEsTH WARD-Joan p1rcAr Henry Van Holland James
Mean joseph Shsn0n Redmond HcNsnas
FTTEExrH WAsD John B. Ryer Ntsr 4 jones u, Athsel
Cox William u odes Churchill G. Cembreiaz
WAzD-Pctsr Henry Patrick HcDsrnaot Heny
pcuchOe. JodB Doisn. Charles Bowen
WkRD-0ecrre Jeremiah, Snlhh Ely IT, Ar
thur Wood. Meyer Masfsn. Horsio p. Carr. .
ElcHTEErTH WARD -Chsrss z. Shea A. j. Mathews WIN y.
Cesfcb WIN. Nnss Samuel Conkln- -
NixTTEEETH WaRD-Jchn stch. Richard Flyua, MICHAEL
Co gh'iu william DeBcke. Martin Grshzn
TwExTfETH WARo-Wiilisu Wallace Csmpssl Nelson J.
Waterbury, VIZ snfson oeosse Cartwright Joseph AleF.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-15
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AGENTs-CALDWEI L & HILL, E. II. MARSH
and ID. SCOTT, Jr.. and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, DC, Throughout the United States and the
Canadas. aus dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-15
HOUSES FOR SALE,

- Double Tenement, 8 rooms each; of II do;
Gi.@ Of do; of 10 do; Cottage, 8 do; houses
on Main 81; do partly fnshed; ! do contain
ing tenemeatsi | Of rooms in Huhb ,rdston a
Farm in Peiersham, &c, &C. Also 90 house lots.
The above property will he sold the most liberal
terms Those in want Of Houses House Lots, will
consult their Owl Interest by calling the REAL Els
TATE AGENCY 233 Main ST., up stair.
% Tenemenis, Stores, anu Offices, to be let
MONEY To Il an collateral security.
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