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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN-Two or hree
D0ssmsa "a WIS i a sS Gso.fs1 '.1 =
ss ss. sss s .. ne No a 1o@Ssin:p.es ao
BOARD in BRooKLYN-A large pleasant Bed
- eoT With splae and shower bath 70 le, g one or
~ s. mali sln IN isq q So ss a BTooJ
BOARD IN BROOKLYN-wantedb by a Gentleman
ID b. ~. S..ss lend sP ,:" % t.. q ay f p IS "a
ISss o R. Boz No lei Tribune oHee
BOARD in BROoKLYS.-Bosrd near the Fulton
ID rrv or NO single 0sptleen, Gentleman and
!. We, .icss eiiiI.s Rsfsssss. required GV7J at So
BOARD in BROOKLYN.-Desirable Rooms with
.e,t sshi minutes wsis from sout add Hamilton peiss fhs
:, s s.i sss: 40 ss b.. ssdoous .eS.d . .eS eo
ss s !: ss" sss, isf s,oesiys ''' N'p'
DOARD in BROOKLYN.-To let, with Board, ele-
ID ant ApctmssS fgrnshed unf1nshed containing
sos.s No q ssIa.. wsii Fulton Ferry. ssses
E ias s' aS .s5 md s1.r sss Appys No ssns
sssosiys.
DOARD in BROOKLYN, within five minutes walk
!ssa q. w nSs s ~ fssIs: Gentleman and "' OF ''
BOARD in WILLIANSBURGH-A private family
DrddiDs IN sosih s,s within z nois yah oftse Pseshp
leon .sI partial board. Aadress K Z z Tribans osse.
BOARD WANTED-A Gentleman and Lady
ss,, s. Il sno.%J nS srsea S .na isSs -s.
iy desired where there are vs few osrasI. ps.s7s.sn
sTss stating term. srd location A. O2 Once
DOARD WANTED--In or near jersey City, for two
- LsAies ASdrfs H. H., Boz No 49, once Of AS paper,
ssiins location and terms which must b. moderate
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED ROOMS to
IL LET BoARD-snsls add married GestleDen scoon-
nodstsd Ca bath te In the house Apply At No 20 Wee
1ab<;- opposite the Epscops Theological seminary
NENTLEMEN and their Wives aud single Gentle
NJ suited with pleasant Rooms 10 delightful Ios
s .Ss z i:ss'"' " 40
pleasant ROOMS to LET, with Board, at No
Il go GTesnvlebst- near 81 Joh1s PsTf
DOOMS and BOARD at Nos As and AZ EAST
HI BKOADWAY-A second floor, with Psntfle-
0entensn end his Wiz Also single Rooms
with grsfes for gentlemen. Apply ~ above, 81 No ~
DOOMS 10 LET-With or without partial Beard,
HI tho Isl lhsv norbss; 2sst The house b.< al
the ocsion very pessan na
ITO SPARE-A delightful suite Of Rooms at No 81
ststet BrooilyB Gentleman and Lady or two nest
Young would make pleasant addition 10 small
my They be furnished or not a. the parties ~ond "Sh
WANTED-By two young Gentlemen, large
w Room or Psror with breakfast and tea In honse where
limited Duuter OF bosoers kept In respectable vicinity and
location be above Beeckerft AddTe with pa7l'n
REPLY, Tribune 0bee.
WANTED-Boarding Places Of respectsbility in diff
w ren locations this city Brooklyn &C. &c We are over
run with hundred daily nqung for suitable
Agency Oe No 70 East h near Union
sqsaIe. Register without delay
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Wes Of the Bowery,
w fh Gentleman and VIE an
Room Bedroom IN private family Inc
good negb0rhood plain snta
food and cesplnes address WILLIAM, Broadway Poetohce
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furniiure, Sc.

furniure, Sc.
ENAMELED SETS, from S25 to sI,OOO-Rich
II Ensnssd seu al shades and styles of usnasure
HE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED ENANELED AND
WI '''- GiLLfEs sYRSE No SO Bro.dx,y,
Pas SIDE between Spring and Prince-sts
The trade supplied in unlimited quanti-s
TALL NEGOTIATIONS Dsmssks. Satin.
De Lain. Lace and Msln Curtains Window Shades &c Also
~''' extensive ''i'f WiSDow coRyrcEs
enbr'en al the latest The trade Or T: these
No. 40 Pesrlst. corner Of william. near Chsfhim.
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING WARE.
" RO0Ms.-sIMPs0N Co. No % CAnalsr, mportsrs and
borseaeepe 20 br oei new GOOD. sr Ivory Handle erT
Pine Plated Britannia and Ensnsed Ware Pasbee lad
cchs: o Tub Pill Br' , snt sssss PeSn' SSs.
-" 'H1 ''''' sIIPsoS Co. No % C,ass,
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
>coDs daoI eas o. f1 YortchEAP uPHoIsTERY
and FEATBER sTORE-The attention Of fame about parcas
Beds M.tires Pss..s Bed. Cots &c all Of whch
purchased sh and will be sold 'acn prices 90 make
MAKING then Good: seat % any psrt Of 5hs CITY
No $50 Grsnd-s- second door Of EseIc
IRON BEADSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING NAT.
healthy. complete Spring Mattresses snd Elastic Paisses ade IN
n. beet manner at half INC usual cost a..
f2 Iron Bedsesds all $40 80 Also the Patent Elastic
p p si Mare Rooms No s osdsy below @ Cal
sud examine.
KEYSERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES. for
IA al elasse h1cses tn. best in as as g quality o. heat
sr 1aG .e. JoHS H. KEYsEs co No sro,y
CHOW CASES, SHOW CASES "A large assort-
notice ods received from part Of the Uoon
5sn Institute BY K PEBBLES. No 2i Gr.nd.t three doors
tat OF Broadway, y l.
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Dnnrius Atdoemles.


4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No
"a SO Brodwsx Grace Church ~ Mon
DAY, Oct for Evening Claoes and WEDNESDAY, Oct
and expressly the purpse consulting vi the
hose chOOs
hesss Celsri AA1owk BzOt and Remedy OF Psns
Couon DFCe &e of LoldCn which vii be introduced
sf those who become Of this Academy viii
tend The spacious essn and convenient Attainment ether
ia London. Pa Ncwios IL Is hoped Therefore that th
whch produced
and th paid the
duet and department Of the pups viii insure continuation OF TIA,
fseTng psonage which gratefully EDGED By
ALLEN DO0WORrH
DANCING ACADEMIA GHERARDI b,gs TO
~ h patrons and the public that be VII bis
sfruons In Cse Al BIS ruOrA No 50 az oppete
Yo- Ladies and Masters Wednesdays ana Saturday, 81
Genileuens Tuesdays and trcays a. y Private
in fsns vii @ b and cls Attended 20 IN &C zoos
srd Academies A! addressed 70 sgnor O. vii Be
prunptly attended TO-
L,ERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No 50 West
ish+t-sladsne c. DUBREUL fERRERO and her brother.
EDWARD FERRERO viii reopen their academy SATURDAY.
sds aud zhs cles wednesdays and Saturdays
Thursdays 81 NJ commanding Oct Gen
evening Mondays sd Thu rsdays u r. N
la H. PTy Lessons given Glasses and schools attended
MRS A LANNAY, viii reopen her Dancing anl
Brooklyn WEDNESDAY Ocf ~ Mrs L will he Essted By
her daughter DAYS OF ion WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
81 1cck MA;nees Dsnsanle
pls and PstF0nsl vii ee gwen
MR. W. WHALE & DAUGHTER DANCING
WI CLASSES-New Rooms Nee 90 and q W L D. re-
TUESDAY, Oct H. Days Of distraction for Young Ladies' N
Tuesday scd Saturday steTroOr AID the
Gtnersn Clsse Gothic Hall Bro0klya win
MONDAY o &C. Fer DsruEEs eeuAr to Be had above
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DRNTs -steams and Msdders, new styies, received
"' ~ n N2kXrTa 1 Co ros = snA u srcs4vsy
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SurssIsTESDssrs OFFICE
CRYSTAL PALACE SEPT 5 49, )
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
i CRYSTAL PALACE V now open EVERY DAY sundays ex'
.eptsd between the hour, Of O'CLOCK AND 10 0eLocE
r n until further notice
Children gnder ~ yesr Of sse................... 3
Monthly Tickets for each calendar month"; : -
season Ilcxee
visitors are particularly requested provide themselves VITA
change 10 prevent delay g he entrance
purchased the 10 the Cysfa Psc>
Store Of VIM Hall son No 81 Broadway corner
" P.b place also Jolhes Music store $50 Broadway
JOHN NJ bArCHELDER Secretary ofthe suPss'neneens
THE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for the
notice that the Exhibition to The Pueie In al ia
branches , =.
made Of Rsw Produce Nanuf.ct1rrd
Articles Machinery sud Zine Aria the Exhibition may no" es
Ths Decr. h Making this announcemcn take pleasure in
aging all branches BY far he mos eomprehens "
and .ctse tn. ns eve, pen ,h Ass "a 'AD my
Ar and the Products Of the sk ee d
World sltoS ther superior TO anythns eyer eiore
this country while the inventive ingenuity the mes hAnes % and
the industrial energy Of people have ueEer before oeen
Tbe and the OF 5000 exhibitors have
duced this array beautiful and useful products human
ntelgenee Directors earnestly invite Their fellow
zss 10 tbsce the opportunity eKsmas aud study
seocton the like OF Which hss and 10 all probability
many years again be offered to their Observation
The Exhibition viii close in the noath Of December nesA
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON PHILIP BURR0wEs
ALFRED PFLL JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON,
AUGUST BELMONT CHAS W. FOSTER
AIFX HAMILTON Jr THEODORE SRD0WICk.
GEO L. SCHUYLER, WIN w sTONkl
Ebert J. ANDERSON, VIM WHEIIkN,
HENRY r DIrSHAM JOHN DU SIlAM
n WApDELI. VIM KENT.
JAMEs A HAMILTON + W EDMONDs,
SAMUEL NICHOLSON J. J ROOSEVELT.
THEODORE SEDGwIcK ProsdsnG
Gas. AsoERSos, Treas
LAsAs c srv.Rr Acts Sec
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Maebinerp, &e.

Hlaebirern, &c.
A NEW STEAM ROCK DRILLING MACHINE,
~ built principles that have received the approval u the
: sG Of "a ss 10 $ ;is iH rae
yi Re .n 70 sys sIPaneoS' ssss Day o,sTeen u ,ai
ed to call and efsmins
DERDANs GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-
ID FEATURING COMPANY
A'' X A V POST, Secretary
EOR SALE, STEAM BOILER-An upright, tuba.
n eo'5 ''S % II steam tam. .ua aps rsP; sf
II Be-,
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, &c.-CR0WELL'
" eeebrAsd patent eiOn RAiGs without ye,s An entirely
sdrted 20 sny stye rarn and pr
oI T.. ca b R;i % % ,Ss ye p[nsps r 5
Rans toEhI with crptiOn Of Iron Work for oaidnEs
irIs conie 1srandsb- railing door and ~indox
A. r. a, pee, spsein.p, otths railing n sections o
be their No - Duane st. few Of broad
STEAM and GAS PIPE-JOSEPH MASON, (of the
- lste c. wssorh Sason Guid 40 orOsd~sy msna
e.qs. ~Iossh n PIPE tor G I'D Ws,s5 vA,s Coz
Beir Fgs Feed Pumps Coils and Eyaporsto- steam Vsco
nj S..i.sp, sn1s,,a. sSd rstsr. so s..nol..
Of his WORK 10 nearly every section VI the eoantry
CEWING MACHINES To TAILORS TAILOR
~ EssEs sc- Ache AVERY SEWING MACHINE" makes
vi p~.sd W. eau sssT The mot The ors doss S
.s sehSs WI no' n, nsaef % s's o., S say yea TIE
tLin make this peeulary really and Truly Of the
valuable points this mach IL SIMPLE construction
liable order and dang breaking the needles We
believe tbs machine beyond question: the be sewing nshine
Tsos add other cloth The public
fully call machine and the Oce
Ofthe AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co. No. 81 orosd~sY
Prize for Machine IS and go Tables and esdles extrapce
IS and sic
SEw-YosK. July -. la53
the undeugned do hereby certify have examined the
AVERY SEWING MACHINE aud eheeuy recommend 70 oI
pey durability and for the peculiar stitch made By
Ife stitch original and in appesanee Ike the perfect
bark We thoroughly tested the
the sewing 1d sied thai the stitch Of h
than made By hand We
pleasure recommending % machine friend And Talon
and families ally throughout the country.
BOUGHTOS KNAPP Wholesale Dealers Mems aud BOYS
cotfinz No. ~ COurrlHndt-t
LOCKWOOD DUBOIS Merchant 1aaors No 5js Broadway
Il. A. GOULD Co Wholesale Dealers In Clothing No ~ Yah
ingtoryst
j P HULL Merchant Tailor No SIS Broadway
DICKSON PETTUS. Merchant Tslors No. 58 Broadway.
CWIFTe PATENT COFFEE MILLS-Compr
- several different ard adapted the Of Families 3ro
Druggists ke Also peror for making fron 10
liar eiion sfshNpening aud point OF
durability and Of grinding not equAed b. o1 mill IN
Manufactured and soh BY SWIFT LASE, Whingto
Dutehts County Y Mills rv ted part Of the eouarry
A TURNING LATHE for SALE CHEAP-Sait
"A able for Bras Turnnx Ao
yotbins IN rrnersi A L HALL No. Ezabeh-s door
from Hs-t<rst-
" &c K S HAMS
w ORNAMENTAL
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=" { L X S II A Ms
w ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK
WIRE RAILINGS. CAST AND WROUGHT IRON RAILINGs
Iron fkNCEs, for FARMS PLANTATIONS, &c.
IRON bEDSTEADS, In Erest VARSITY
IRON fUHSITU RI. Of eyery description.
Manufacturer Of ell thu Railing Inside
Crystal Palace Ao the DonesAirs Newell
Cuevss and crsvu FORWARDED By the Asnafieturer JOHN
WICkERsHAh No 81 Broadway W0rks Nos ST. 50 81
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6he WorIo's far.

0he W0rI0 8 {dlr
OFFICE oE TIE GESKRlL SUPERINTENDENT. I
CsYsTAL PALACE. Nev-YOrk. sept ~. 1853
NOTICE is hereby given, that no more applications
IN budsS whether foreign domec Be
psnted NJ BATChkLDsR
Secretary OF the So perinenael'.
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5ia,icHrn. At

I'D GRO A HICKS. Nc. s. N.sSAzsf wOall ean shs -
OF per-ons no nav reQuirt sEclos ia lice ~ si ~
books Of sfyes oosxsay Aand slo made n -
sbog1 aotcc. Letter .aa Cap ls Note fsPels Ersslsp.
STATIONERY
Of every GsscgVton Il oN pixies Noes Dsfs Rs ~ Ex,>
al other Commercial R,snks Prns and Lhas fsDAas
GEO. 4 HICKS ss.siesss
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VACANT LOTS for SALE

w NCNN1 LUIN IOf oAIIE'
n J. NELSON, Real Estate Agent sud
Negotiator, No 81 Wall-st., has for sale
Three yerv valuable Lots on Eas; l1tbsi-, {
square, "a feet east of 2d-Gy, each LOT % feet by u
Also, ten Lots on the corner Of 46th-si AMI 2
100 FRET.
ALEC, twenty Lots on looth-s.-, between ~ an
Central-Park.
Also. a large number Of other Vacant Iots. in q
city. Tor sale, or eychonge. on accommodating TEL
ALSO.
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10 sATP - WIuJANsRITRGH on Bashwick-

Az corner Of v.-r.4t bargain. lots 2iio feet 90
VEN easy terms Aso plots Columbusve nies IRON 70.
ye,, The Ne1o mi and sde with the rosa
the very price sioo plo and terms e. E,ee pot ~
feet trout deep eq1. 70 city o 20 ie %
is r tsrn or years azs Beck Room aud Cs. "a
pat Of the Dwelling desired Apply t owner on me Pfe
- 10 s.s (spd~t Wisusburrh have also large
o properly sssney which cal. the s;tean o. tas
~ nav ish 10 purchase sell charge cornaission 70
ehs..r s1a no SIS GrsDd, Wil2msbuTsh Rents eoieeeea
- ,s.xo,.hIe terms Best Of references given.
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4 NEW STEAM ROCK DRILLING MACHINE,
~ ~ principles thai received the approval u the
o the Can be in operation Tally n The
machine shop Bsrthof No - Godst, l. fae inv nio
IRIS tIplan esch day between II sut
O'clock Contractor Omar and Others Interested
"a land ami
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

VALUABLE FARM for SAIE-Thirty miles from
Eew-lork and two from Plainfed on the NewJerey Cen
Raroad-one hundred twenty half under high cult
half with ohcsn1t Is well fenced and
and has abundance of fruit Buildings and IN good
Of aud hall
house hou henhoue and yard barn and all other
ouudsg Hs- be- kept dairy farm for several years 10
ply Plsinfeld with milk end well sdrted for that pnrPo On
beaatful building site for Gutleuau- resd
For inquire OF JOHN RANDOLPH the premises
GEORGE W DEWEY. Planicld OF $ ID LAW, No 81 Johns'
kcv.N ork For Feie CHEAP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

Yor those situated h Ahevs- cash w be psid Al
S,,~ ~. sv AscriNsr the nrpaheF 81 the loss
sXLNI,STt& LAY, No u Wssl>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
ISARM for SALE in NEW-JERsEY of FORTY

ACREs-About acres vsusss wood Land The balance
hshly cultivated good Farm House good water BAN ke
There orchards the Pse ons Of sne yens fruit .sss
finely The above psce within y mics OF
New qua- Of mile from the RsOsd Dept crane
Vile, the n Central K r. Pres sf5o SSS casa ne
balance bond and cen ana
years Also Farm Of sbo1t 3, mile from "e.tnsa
Anil 10 WI COLT No N..saas s. y noor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
w HITE GOOD S !!

Plain CAMBRlCs. Check do, Victoria Lawns, Bish-
OF do Book siuslms, Swiss do, Plain Stripe and
Check Dniies in great variety, Corded Skirts French
Hair Cloth do, and every other kind of Goors to be
found IN any White Goods Stock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
Shawl Department!

In this department our Stock is arge, consisting of
CASHMERE sBANLs in a great variety of Styles
and Costs We will sell prime quality warranted 2
yards Square, and all Wool, at $3.50. Beautiful all
wool Palm shaws, at 90. BLACK SILK SHAWLs,
Heavy Fringes, and large sizes, from 81 90 to Sc Co.,
CANTON GRAPE Shawls, all costs. Printed shawls,
varying in price from Csc to $500, and many other
kinds all of which will be sold ptices which will in
sure rapid sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13

HE subscribers have recently rented this spacious
and well arranged Market, at the conner of Main
aud Southbridge SITS, where they offer The choicest
Meats Of all kinds at the very lowest rates, together
with the incest Butter, fresh every week from OF
the finest Diaries in New England. Also Vegetables in
every variety and other Produce Of the Season suay
kept in Market Establishments
They hope to merit and receive generous share OF
the public patronage RICE d PHiPPS.
ie2 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
Pasture Land in Phillipstcn,

'TNHE Pasture Lo; OF 100 Acres known as the White
Pasture" in fine ,iliun for iating Cattle Has
Wood Let upon il and an Orchard.
Apply to JASON GQLDING, Esq, in PhillipstoD, or
NJ ID. PARKER, Z Post Office avenue, Boston,
myI6 dawmis
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FOR SAFE.
Valuable House for Sale
valuable Eetata for Sac.

ia The Estate at TIE Corner Of Summer and Bel
Gna ont Streets recently occupie by the American
Antiquarian society, offered fur sale on lib
cral terms.
Inquire of S. F. HAVEN at the New Library Build
ing dtf je7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
American Table Cutlery,

TTRoM South River Cutlery Co., good assortment
II for sale cheap. Also,
PLATED WARE,
from Bromley a. Cartise's Mandatory. Gall when
you want TO buy, al No. Plper's Block. ....
q. p. CIIAMPNEY. P
Worcester, June z, 1858. daw2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
Can be found at 70 Front Street,
wARDEN'S BLOCK,

crNrpAr assortment OF Stoves, Tin, Copper,
~ Rri,anim and Brass Ware, Tin Roofs put on In the
hest manner TIN and Copper Gutter and Conductors
put up at short ice. Also, Cuvers improved ho'
Air Furnaces for he Nlng pnbie ana prise'e nniangs
the host In the Market r. +. fhEbfo.
tel du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13

A 'oAVkNlENT over Tenement, 5 Rooms cur
N AZ OF handle, ami Queen Street Apply on he.
prenises 10 0usrAVUS elliott.
div
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Persian Sherbet

vTvHIs Oriental beverage has long been pre-emnent
among he Eastern drinks for Its unrivalled aroma,
decacy of favor and exhilerating properties mpart-
ing the nervous system an agreeable tone aad vigor
The animal economy, without the possibility Of an M.
due exharaiion. ,'A Nat
II combines all the agreeable qualities Of a cooling
and refreshing beverage with the nvigoTang proper-
ties Of London Porter. IL will be found In lis use
very appropriate beverage for ladies. The nee
and liberal use Of is never followed any IN pleas.
ant reaction ~ tends 10 restore, regulaie vlsote
and establish uniform eheerulness OF spirit. Il Is
gentle, innocent, and grateful the paste highly
eney. Ht rfaiQ HF tfNltaI 4f4ie NIH~
Campbell, Harding q Hardy, Cambrdgeport, u. II.
MARSH, Druggist, Sole Agent for Worcester
lel0 d6lis
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LEATHER,

l)ELT Leather Roundngs, Oak and Hemlock Tan, and
ID Trimming Of Belt and Harness Leather, of every
grade, for sale by the subscriber Also, Wells, Rams
Lifting, Taps, Counters, and Shoe stfIenngs on hand
and furnished TO order in any quantities. upon reasona
bic terms, at his shop 10 Of Union Block l9g Main
St. under Il. J. Howlund's Printing Office.
~ N. LAZELL. A
Worcester, Nav 10. 1853 d3m
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To- ET.

A STORE in Hardng's Bi0eA, Front Street A
IA TENEMENT IN the house of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, a small House Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE
mV7 dff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
The Fifth Worcester Anti-Slaveryl
ES II Y n "A II
VIII be held ira BrimIey Hail /!

.asi Cattle Shoac Week, September, 1858.
WE would earnestly invite all who have each year
w co-operated with US the renewed effort IN the
great cause OF humanity, and The hitherto indifferent,
TO more faithful investigation of its claims None
can remain passive in this matter Every day we
called make election between apparent self inter-
and the slave intees-between love of the worlds
good opinion and hatred of oppression So long as the
great wrong continues long all helping others
forget lis inquiry to tolerate It's cruelty Or helping
them feel its sin and to undo It's heavy burthen-
Fairs merely available for the tassng Of funds
but means of awakening public attention. as meet
ngs for the dissemination OF Anti Slavery truth and
the discussion Of Anti Slavery principles they have
proved most valuable and efficient. We ask then aid
from all who themselves love life, liberty, and happ
ness and who would help their brothers the same
blrthrght. We would send appeal throughout the
country TO all our faithful fellow laboreTs reminding
them, that contributions of Needework OF useful and
fancy articles will be gladly Il ceived. TIE Refresh
ment Table must depend, formerly, upon donations,
which we hope wilt be various and abundant t
sarah il. Earle. Emily Sargent. LncY Chase, Hannah
Rice Adeliene ii. Rowland, Eliza N. Stoweil, Olive
L0veland, Hannah NJ. Rogers Sarah L. Butman, Abby
w. Wyman, Mary Channing Higginson, Sarah X. May
Leicester, Emma w. Wyman Dedham Mary y. hodges
Barre, Francis H. Drake Leomnster, Polly D. Braeish
Upton, Catherine Brown Hubbardston MARIA r. Far-
banks Milville, Nancy .. Hill blackstone, ABBY -.
HHssey lancaster, Louise + Hall Upton, Susan Is nv
erett, III liza Howe Princeton.
~ win The. Libsrator, and A.. s. STANDARD please
copy. IT ~ d aail .lI-Il uo'oNpL Joo
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NEW GOODSl

NEW GOODS!
a NIEssRs. CLARK & SANFORD have received
sIYl their Spring supply Of " W
Hosiery, Gioves, Mitts, Eps5yoideyies, Buttons,
Laccs, Trimming Gogds WorStcds and
WIN Small Wares
Embracing greater variety and by far larger Stock
Of Goods In ther line than ever heretofore offered.
We shall hereafter spare no pains in making
stock the most attractive Of any in the CITY, and
Prices will be found satisfactory TO the economical
purchassr.,tf
livery possible effort will be made to give the utmost
sssauiun 70 our patrons, and would most respect
iuly solicit continuance or the patronage so literally
bestowed on the firm 10 years past.
,o4,.. CLARK a SANFORD,
npi- uu Sign OF the Biz Stocking.
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10 LET.

A BLACkSNITH'S SHOP aAl Tools also a Tsnr-
a ihent II desired said shop IS Considered e&-
ceiant one Tor custom work. il has likewise nearly The
entire forging for FACTORIES Iuqnire al This Office
afiS dawtf
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
TO LET

,o,,,,,,,,1,.1v
CONNENlbNt Lower Tenement, 6 or Rooms
"A on Newton steet, Of inasaHt a the House OF -
Manning, with good Barn AID sable, gnod Water
Garden, &c. Inquire al his oI:ce, or Of
G.. STODDARD,
81 pie stHCet the House
mcha4 al
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Adams & Clafin. Artists.

MO. 1888 Main Street, directly opposite the American
IN House, Worcester Mass, having fine Sky-Lisht
for Adults have recently aadded 70 Establish
ment adjoining Room, with spacious Side Light
expressly for Daguerreots ping Children by the use Of
which Pictures made almost instantaneously.-
Those who have failed at other ROOMS invited tC
give us call
" Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to pm
maya dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-13
LINEN GOODS!

Consisting of Linen Sheelngs Pillow Case Linens,
Linen Damasks, linen Towelng, a great variety,
Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Linen Nap.
kns and Doyiies, Birds Eye Linens, Fronting Linens
&c, &C. all of which imported expressly for
OUR OWN SALES and warranted all pure Linen.
Customers can depend upon getting the best of Goods
as we warrant all the Goods in this Depa1 meHt and
they will be sold at lower prices than by any other
cOncern in The state.