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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-06
THE WoNDER OF THE WORLD!
DevIne'S Compound Pitch Lozenge

IHE WONDER OF THE WORLD
Devlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge!
TNIIE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c, is the
Il cheapest medicine ever off red 10 the public The
following extraordinary shows effects if faith
iuliy used Let the dsp'rng in aid this case and
hope on II not able TO purchase, call on our Agents
and get a box Tree, such persons welcome:
My Friend, Real This !! Messrs S. ID. Fuller g.
Co:-l mad severe cough for almost YEAR with
bleeding al the lungs, and raised great quantity of bad
matter and have been under the OF one of the best
"hyscians IN Boston, and have used great deal OF
medicine, but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and my ply sican said could not be cured |
commenced using Devne's compound Pitch Lozenge
about five weeks SINCE and their use has ne wOnderi
for me- 'hink they have cured me, and feel thankful
that so good medicine is within reach -,f sbn
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No 10 Tileston street.
Boston, May 5, 1858
Al We ask is this me question,
II you have got any lungs,
1T you have got stomach,
1T you have got liver,
II you have got any blood
II you have got mucous membranes, any Other
members of The body that . heirs to ills.''
Are you not inert sled in this great remedy-Devne'a
Compound Pitch Lozenge Store, fremont Temple.
s. ID FULLER & co. PIoprietoTs.
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell d HILL Druggists,
Agents; Tan Harrington, Grocers, and by dealers
generally myl4 diff
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Wood Yard Removed

IfROM the old stand on Front street 10 Mechanic
IT. st., opposite nutions Grain Store, where will h
kept on hand ard of rale an assortment of Hard AM
son WOOD. Delivered as heretofore.
WIN. q. r. cLEMENCE 4
W,rcenfer. Aur. 2, 1853. az
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GROCERIES For THE pUBLIC

GROCERIES FIR THE PUBLIC.
NeO Stock Of Groceries at No Stones Block,
Nam St, Opposite S. H. Colton's NurSery
TNHE subscriber, having purchased of A. HUNTING
Il TON, his entire S.sck in Trade, and having added
to the same large and well selected and choice Stock
Of Goods begs leave to say the former customers
and the pubic generally that he Is prepare to sell
w. L Cool and Groceries,
for Cash at the 10 est price the market affords He
will purchase for Cash, exchange Tor Goods all
kinls of Farmers Produce. He hopes that by con-
stantly keeping hand ell selected Stock Of Goods
End strict attention to business receive share OF
public patron ge.
Goods deln ered in all parts Of the City, free Of
charge.
Also, sale new Platform Scale, HAT will weigh
600 lbs. EDW'D PREST
Worcester, July 81, 1858. diff
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SAVAGE & ALBEE.
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES.
o. III. FLAGG AZ Co.

o. III. FLAGG AZ CO.,
N connection with their Monument and Crayestone
Il Works, have now on hand an assortment OF Marble
Chimney Pieces. Shelves Brackets, &c, which they
will furnish and put up In good and perfect order as
low as can be Obtained in Boston.
soapstone Hearihs, Boiler Tops, Furnace Doors AND
Lnings, Stove Innings, &c, Marble Counter Tops,
Wash Bowl Tops Centre and side Tables made TO or
Ger and on reasonable terms Those having occasion
ior any OF the above named articles respectfully
vted 70 call at the Worcester Marble Works, near the
AmeIlcan Monae. Nam 81. Morceelet. d3m ixla
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RAILROADS.. EXPRESSES. &c.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, aud with F.
quaIDespatch, as by any OtherLfNe.
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On aud after Monday, May 9Th, 1858, through PAS
SENGER TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence 7.20, and llS0 a. M and AGO D.
Leave Worcester so, and II a. m. and LILO D. m.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

- ~ Il
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GROCERY WARE HOUSE.
Fresh Ground Genesee Flour,

10Q0 BBLS hest extra Genesee Fiour. receiving in
1OOO Store, from the Western Railroad Depot,
direct from the Mills and for sale he low Market
prices, by the subscribers. Asa, have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH & co.
ly28 DIFF 4S and As Front ST. Watcest.r MISS
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Tobacco.

On BOXES MAJ. Williams Cavendsh Tobacco
~ 10 do E Goodwin & Brother Yellow Bark
Tobacco, for sale by j. E. GREGORY,
jeS DIFF
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CARRIAGES.

mw N A. TOLMAN a. co. have 30 new
o. - CARRIAGES for sale. Coaches,
fNf@f85A carryalIs, Phaetons, Top Buggies,
&2k--2k--- Chaises.
ALSO, secondhand Cnrriagcs, 10 new Harnesses.
An assortment OF Trimmings.
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent enamesd Cloth, Axles, &c London Elastic,
and Common Vanish, without adulteration t.
We have applied II
'sEveretts Patent Compiling
50 that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round IN
half the space usually required and ensy Of access
20 passengers. We believe this the best improvement
that haa beon made for many years
We Agents FOR the sale Of shop and single rights
No. 10 and n Exchange siraet. dawu
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Graham Flour

GA 80 barrels Hecker & Bros superior Ora
fsEEsa79HAM FLOUR, in /, and 4 Dbl. and BAGS,
made from new wheat, for sale by
au20 II. t. EATON & Co, 1856 Main ST.
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GROCERIES GROCERIES!

NHE subscriber offers for sale at his Old Stand on
Southbrdge ST. every variety of Groceries, usually
kept in first rate Store, which he offers the very
lowest mark for Cash. T.. Z. FLANDERS.
nng5
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J E. HUNT, Agent.

WHOLESALE Dealer in Domestic and Foreign
w Fruits, Vegetables, &c
~ Receiving his supplies by the New York Morning
Train, each day, he supply Market men, Hotels
kestorators, and others with fresh Fruit and Vegetables
~ New York prices. dawtf jel5
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EOR BALTIMORE, WASUING-Elaa

III TON, PfIlLAg AND NEW YoRK-ssasf-1ttfs
CHEAT THROUGH LINE FOR THE EAST i-BALTIMoRE AND
OHIO RAILROAD, Wheeling BALTIMORE connecting with
the Washington Branch Railroad the Junction. aey called the
Philadelphia,
Wilmington Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia.
The Of the line fully
the whole condition.
the world The
for The comfort and safety constantly exercised by the
officers and Agents this Company aud there safer road the
United notwithstanding the Interested and
lous of other To the contrary.
The aud splendid Of the Union Line from Louisville
thu Wheeling through
these Baltimore ahngton Philadelphia,
Levee, the the Union Line only Louisv
the louisville daily Wheeling where
panges and baggage carefully transferred to the
The Express Mail Train leaves Wheeling daily, quarter
hours there Baltimore $3.50 mlea) daylight The
morning. in full time with early Washington and Philadelphia
trains making the through from Wheeling less than twenty
hours including stoppages.
Travellers will fail to observe that this THE CHEAPEST
well of the most pleasant rOuts 10 the East.
Eastern points without
Junction. Philadelphia Baltimore without charge
ayess allowed ample time and Opportunity all points obtain
meals.
Through tickets from St. Louis {neudug MEALS etc.
iouissi Baltimore with the privilege Of lying whore
the roae ts To Washington s40 Philadelphia tO To be had
Oi the Agents ABovg,
The ali9ed fare from Wheeling TO Baltimore is % 5O to Phade
pha Washington, %
Whsn the running season. paaaen
reach wheeling by Of Columbus and Inesyte Ohio,
lF Feehis to all Eastern this direct and speedy line
(Which isn0w prepared to immense bunes will he taken us
as any oh route All property carefully banded, and delivered in
Inquire as sbove and Of JosKPH Y. ELDER,
No. 20 Commercial street, OF Pine
au9s WAL PARKER, General Superintendent Baltimore
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the public the advantage Of two fast Daily Mail line;
York 81 NJ and 4. Philadelphia 9 and
Philadelphia l0H and Baltimore at M
and ~ Washington at and II and
Pm. and M and s%
Wahingon and 9rN Fredericksburg at IL and
Fredericksburg at2M and Richmond at ~ and
Richmond and Am. lPetersburg at and 81
Petersburg sk Pln. and sAM. Weldon al NJ and i2N
Weldon ii I'M / r. Wilmington at 7 Am. and
Wilmington at l0P.A. lChssleston at 5 AM
schedule it will be perceived that
South leaving New York at 5H Philadelphia l0
-! raaeh Charleston, c. Balt
the steamboat passing Potomac
n view Q Mount Vernon, by daylight.
arriving Washington from Baltimore by the Train
~ Pm, have the advantage Of rest in
the Potomac steamboat with
for the the Richmond Frderekburg
Railroad, and Wilmington, "a
Washington, in time TO lodge the second night.
this will be give the traveller the
reaching Charleston possible
resting be chooses his journey without
avoiding the risk delay the
breach of connection al any point
Baggage Wagons provided the line which
their through Philadelphia Bal
more Washngton
baggage accompany travellers this
tlnee between New York and Charleston, S. c.
for Charleston point south OF Washington, will
baggage checked Washington and thence Charleston
ur any other point OF desilnstion.
~ For further Through ticket" apply New
Ralroad Office, foot of Liberty Phil
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad ofce
amoe at the Ticket Office adjoining the Washington
',ailroad Ticket Office Camden Station, baltimore.
STOCKTON FALLS.
iy9s IN 4. Y. kREBS agent
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Passage nom New York Southampton aed BremenFs Cabin
main saloon, fl2O hs cabin, lower aoon sl00 do
All Letters aud newspapers through the Post
No bills OF lading will of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship
For ffeigl4 o passage apply
M01LER, SAND 4 BIERA, 20 South street New York
c. A. HEiNCKEN Il CO., Bremen.
. MARTlNEAU CROSkEY a co, Southaspton,
NJ. ISELIN, iy2e sm
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SUNDAY NIGHT IN NEW YoRK-The New
York Times thus depicts Sunday night in New
York city:
Last Sunday night, in walk from Nassau
street to South Ferry, we had ample food for
comment upon the fourth commandment. Broad
way was perfect hell of drunkenness. howl
ing, staggering Pandemonium of bestialized men
The sidewalks were traversed by men in every
stage Of intoxication, reeling to and fro like ships
in storm. The air was laden with snatehes of
drunken songs, fragments of filthy language, or
inchorent shouts from those who were too drunk
to articulate Drunkenness in every dark lane
and alley, only discoverable by its disgusting
rawlings. Drunkenness in the wide, lamp-lit
streets, staggering along with swimming head,
paralyzed limbs, and eountenance of imbecile
sensuality. Drunkenness lying in the kennel,
stentorionsly respiring its fetid breath. Drunk
enness clinging to the lamp post. Drunkenness
coiled up the door steps, waiting to be robbed
or murdered. Drunkenness screaming on the
roofs Of solitary omnibuses, or hanging half out
of the windows of belated hackney cabs, and
disturbing the night with incoherent melodies,
Drunkenness walking apparently steadily along,
laughing idiotically to itself and thicky rehears
ing the drunken jokes, the drunken songs. the
drunken indecencies, that adorned the cOnyiyal
meeting it has just left. Drunkenness waiting
at the ferries, snoring on benches, quarrellhg
with its drunken company, or falling oil the edge
of the pier into the water, and being tished out
half sober.
This is no exaggeration of the panorama OF
intoxication, which we saw, free OF charges, ON
the Sunday night in question. We shuddered
as we went along, and the question suggested
itself to our minds, Z" is the entire city drunk y
On reaching the South Ferry, we saw drunken
ness in collective form. Out of twenty or
thirty people there collected, there was, beside
the writer, only one sober person, and that was
a woman.
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE NEw YORK
POLITICIANS. Guthrie, it is said, al
the instance of the President and the rest of the
Cabinet, has addressed letter to Collector
Brownson, of New York, and the other officers
of the Customs at that port, informing then
that the President does not approve of theil
course in comforting the offices at their disposal
| upon persons who do not stand upon the Balti
more Platform" In other words, the hard
shells" are not to be preferred to the 6 softs,'
who are recognized as the friends of harmony
and Cancellation in the party The :. softs :, are
hereafter to have the preference The CoiiGc,
| tor, it will be remembered, is s hard smell
and il is intimated he has been giving all the
offices to his wing Of the party
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hTHITE LEAD-In %, SO, 100 and 500 lb..
wv heg Atlantic Union, Brooklyn, Pacific, Uer and
,ugsIss WhiteleAd Companisa PRKNCH zINCor by
lSss 4. DRLAGRAyk 3 CO. " MasaAns street.
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COMMUNICATION BE- Iii

& TEAM COMMUNICATION BE- xzfEFs,
- TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.--The, ,S4His-S.==r
glasgow New York Steamship Companys aeashp
GLASGOW 1852 and 400 horse power Robert Craig
appointed sail York direct for Gasgow follows viz
Saturday, 6h julie IL O'clock Saturday 10th Sep
tember at IL o'clock noon.
First Cabin, saloon stAte-Tooms. &i20
hat hdshlp
Stewards fee included.
limited number Of thirdrlas passengers will be taken supplied
with provisions Of good quality properly cooked s2O
geon, For freight passage apply to
jy2s sm j. McsYAioN, 9S Broadway.
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5I EDRfB K COLLINS A co, So Wall street, MY,
BROWN, sfuPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool,
4. g. R0bERTs co ,lS Kings AIms YARD, London.
JOHN MUNkOE A CO.,
70 Rue NOtIe Dame dea VICTORIES Paris.
GEO. H. DRAI EF, Hayre
Ifr fheo these ships will be accountable for Gold Sill
Busn Specie Jwey Precious Stones Meta unless Bills
Ladng ned therefor and the value thereof therein
iyss 3m
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VayHE NEW YORK AND LIVER .4s@ss.
> II,ElEn A-ERs .s<LI.Las.

The ships composing this Line The
ATLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain iJee. BALTIC, Captain Constock.
ADttlA1tC, Captain -.
euHtrAct,
service every has taken
gns ani pas
sruEar8 uHequnlied ior elegance and comfort.
hsGpk Liverpool
elusive Of EXTRA state 1906 second cabin, so Ii
vrrool 10 NewYofk $50 and $40.
Al experienced Surgeon attached TO sch ship
No berth ran be secured until paid for
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RRlDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
81 PROOF PANT.-Depot, 10 Camp street.-The public
notified that the Bdgewate Paint Company have Just
competed the erection, the mime addition m aud the diff
ea heretofore supplying the demand for ground OIL
Will Tor the future, be ehcuay remedd. All
lied upon being promptly filed.
II Is he intention the
les and other coors from the Bigewaer when it will be
med stely introduced this market pae
Ihe dry miea mixed with lime ordinary
purposes covering wood and beksay III lime well
Iaked This has tested North
Gently in this city, and works admirably directions description
depot or ofany ofthe Sub Agents.
Dry in barrels. weighing 400 o 500 lbs.
Dry in bali barrels, weighing 900 $50 lbs,
Sround in oil in kegs Of 25 SO and loo lbs.
For sale by @. C. BOGERT d CO., 10 INNS street
Agents of the States Of louisiana Alabama ssp Texas
And BY the city sub-Agens iaif
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nCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss. -
" undersigned having leased for term q ln
highly valuable Mineral Springs will
ousn vtors The ist Of June.
miles Of Biloxi NHa immediately
the shore Possessing great sdsAn'akss ot sea @hng fine
They At all
on boa, which ply daily during the
mar the Lake end Of the Railroad
IT, made by Dr. j. Lawrence Smith, Pro
ss N sm.,, the University Of lonisana proves heyoad
doubt, that the Springs s'sA' 'h s ~ sn'' 'ias''
He =. -
Tke medicinal : " q oonsa o more paT
heulafly the oxide o9 o ~heh
exist notable quantities; and Is there a iary
chronic diseases might be cured,
these ~Atera A. bath could De apPsd with mgoh o,.,
will be found the place.
cpbe hundred PERSONS e
cd and the proprietor his the bote
New Orleans will be sufficient that his will
perly cared for. ESOCH EYERITT. ie9s sn
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HOTELS AND BOARDING,

STRONGS HOUSE, 104 st. Charles 80
- street.-The proprietor OF this house would inform the rl1
public that thoroughly repaired and renovated h
accommodate them with Lodgings
Ire Night Week Month the business
the vicinity principal and places Of
clean and airy, accessible a. al hours AZ the Bar
I a. COFF In and CHOCOLATE. moderate sas AM
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ICE-ICE-ICE. 4
ICE! ICEi-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers IN ICE No "a Eysian Eeld opposite the
enhartrain Railroad Depot lower side
Nols Tchoupitoua street. New Levee
street, Commerce 65
riet. s -' ';anI -.
TCE-5OO to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
lst MAY, for sale by J. P. WHITNEY Co. Camp mh9a
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GALVESTON.

VIII lenye SUNDAY, October ID, at O'Clock A, IN.
foR GALVESTON ,lNDGAN0LA, ,PoRT <lfTft>
LAVACA and MATAGoRph BAY-Regular New z91k22Gs
ofissn aud TeTas United States
mssn9e"ni steamship LOUIsIANA, Jeremiah Smith, mas.
@ VII leave above Freight for galveston will be delivered At
he Ships Tackles
and aa will be landed the (suLect gterage
MHgorla Bny1 without charge. freight
inE -iesant accommodations. apply
HARRIS a MORGAN, foo, Of Julia street
opposite the SteamahiD Landing.
~ This line having established ta Cavso
tains oi0
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALiFORNTH

FOX CALIFORNIA, via VERA -~.fTA.
CRuL-Penons deairous California
saa eow d9 80 va veraCE City hereo
she steamship TEXAS 1900 burthsn Henry
sndef VII leave NewOrsans for vsaCruF the and
Every mon.e O'Clock punetuay carrying the u g. Mais
Acapulco mules be had. - ~ - - '
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly havs Carriages the Road Aapuo
Anoti passengers through san FrancAco Meanwhile.
ps Steamers touch Acapulco passenger will long
tnlaed fot tnrthef partieulAid, apply
mylstf opuns,s III stsarrhn Iaal,,e
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ElGARS-70,00 900 Havana, direct importation,
cial cab Media Regsis Los Dss isImanos Rsgaa
Media Fl udio Eante Euante
Aiedia Kegs CIusad Rsgaia, or sSeb
js@ tERD. BENNETT co, rs Magazine street.
ESLOUR-l60 bbls Extra and Superfne, in
store and er sale by r. NJ DALEY ss TshoGpisouIss
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~ B. BROWER s. CO., ~
Il HOUSE FUR HTSRIHG STORE,
CAMP STREET
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTtIEN WARE;
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE;
r~,-,,,,, .,,,> - IRON, TIN AND WOODEN WARE.
JAPhNNERY, LAMPS,
decT 1ysp COOKING STOVES etc. etc
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T,HE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND 1fM

Ill SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL, ,Skke4=sS
STEAMERSThe ships comprising
Capt T. M Fitch HERMANN Capt E. Higgins. These
| step at Southampton, both going and returning.
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A LITTLE Too FAsr.-At Madison, on Satur-
day, suspicious were excited in the minds Of
those who have u keen eye to the business OF
other people, as to the propriety of the conduct
of man aged about forty, and a young miss
Of not more than eleven years. They were so
lovingly attached, and so intensely ardent in
those delights which the disparity of ages did
not warrant, that inquiry was made, and a few
=. foxes set upon the trail 1t was discovered
that the precoeious votary of Cupid had mis-
taken the morning moonlight for-the break of
day, and had consented to run away from Ohio
and become the wife of the said suitor of forty,
who gave his name as Webster. Common sense
and common decency revolving at the idea of
such a connection, some gentlemen of Madison
intertered TO prevent the consummation of the
fellows designs, and succeeded ,a
They ascertained that Webster had applied at
the court in Madison for license to marry the
child, and that he had entced her away from a
seminary in Ohio, And it was also ascertained
that he had wife living in Kentucky. and that
lie had once been arrested under charge Of
character that can scarcely be attributed TO the
heart Of man in the most extreme degeneracy-
the violation of his own daughter He was re
cognized as the same individual by the Mayor
of Madison.
The IS higher law being in sight. and made
fearfully visible by those who have no patience
with the tardy trundlings of the statute, Web-
ster took the d broad gauge" on the fast tram
| and left The child was provided for and sent
home by Cant Thomas and other citizens OIL
Madison We would advise Webster to Keep
| kentucky out of sight, as hemp is one Of our
staple products louisville Dem, 18th ult.
| =--z==-==
FEAT or A SuB-MARINE TELEGRAPL-Thc
King of Holland lately delivered his usual
speech to the States General, concluding by %
minutes past one o'clock, p. N. 1t was immedi-
atey translated, transmitted by telegraph to
London, and composed and published by three
o'clock the same afternoon. The line trayerses
nearly one hundred miles on the bel of the Ger
man ocean The speech contained LOO words
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FURNITURE, ETC.
EOHN B. RURGEN has re,nxed his l,s.s.s
CroCkery, China and Gtassurs.r'

ID R. FELL & CO., 81 Common street, css
Neworean Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and ~
hstaii LAMPS Plated and Britannia CAsTORS, CAEDLE- N
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY JAPANNNED wAiTEH s,etc. Nk
e0ods VIII be offered at low prices and when fer
10 r-y9l "
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fOR HAVRE.-The A l fast sailing ~
- Amsriean shp POLAR STAR, Captain Pearson
99aiaE for tbs aeGSe port and VIII have quick dispatch
pNt to her cargo engaged, For m ht o Cotton apply
y.P. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp sweet
10 GEO. W. IfYvSON, Camp street
For having splendid apply Cap
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iAlIt ALE
Miss Anna Mary, care
Of Mr.. Thos. Floet