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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Hobensack's Liver Pills !!

no Pai OF me system IS more liable disease than the
En- tse'ing as hteref 10 pufy The blood, giving
the proper secretion be 80 hut any wrong aeon ~
the vef Affects the other important paris OF the syslen
ana results NeIousy In LAYER Complaints, Jaurd D,s-
Pepsia, &c We Should therefore, watch every symptom
nat might lpdicate wong action of the Liver These
rus being composed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished hy
nature iohea the SICK name y, hrst an EAPECTURANT
Nhoh ausments the secretion the Pulmonary mucus
OF promotes the discharge Of seceied NATTER
second, an ALTERNATIVE, which Changes an some nexn
cable add nscnsble manner the certain al
system Ihiid, TONIC, which gives oae aud strength
70 sno nervous system, renewing neaih vigor 10 all
paI1s OF me body Fourth, cAfiARTIC, which acts IA
pehec' hafm"ny with tbs other Ingredients aud ope ang
on the novels and eAPens the whole mass carupt and
NhsieH matter aud purifying the blood which do,trors d.
and restores health. ~ ''' US
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
READ TIE FOLLOWING !,

Aad you cannot be Indifferent this appcai Humanity
calls upon iedo duly 1t oaly out OF the
n, thousands who have seen II. wouaeful effects.
Do. J. n. HOhENsAtk: Sir, Sfaftude To you the in.
Nenor oi highly valuable medicine. prompts this hunbe
instin"ny in ~ favor, heps si gentle yet powerful
y eheetua remedy TOR worms Having had mach expefi-
ence IN kn"~ms the effects Of various NV lie
who ~vs weilskilled ~ miustsrng chdrsu in distress
po ounced u the best she had used aad would use mo-
other while yours could be nad.
daughter Of ours became seriously diseased Her s,mp-
toms were alanihg, but her mother sought ior
remedy for worms Having ohtainrd yours the line she
had used hall bottle, sif, the gave
mother TO the mpfo' her child che about
hvo SIX old. She passed immense quantity Of
worms her sicky coantenahce frightened, her sps
'etutned aud 10 short time Dsey chd Threatened
decae aud death, now pIomise OF health Thanks 10
Kind Providence, whose blessing attended your run 90
stored the chili Wih conhdeuce recommend 1t To- an
parents vi hose children are suffering with worms.
JAMES b. BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel.
Late Pastor OF the southampton Baptist Church.
~ CAUTION! Remember then, Parents and all others
that HobENsACk's WOaM SYRUP Is the onl, Med.
cine m use that will adcale Worms with certainty
VIII not disagree with The most delicate sionarh BE-
~ you e, ne genuine Article, and that the signature
" J. N. HOBENsACk'i is on every bottla
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
To Females,

fon WI mud these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which you subject Ia ob.tf,c,iaas 2
iher total OF PARTIAL they have been found al ,n', ~
ies'nns Their functional arrangements to heahs
The blood AID other huids 90 admirably ~
70 Pu' 70 hgh All complaints which arise from tmoe
as headache, giddIness dmness Of sight pan
"v zoe pafk &C. aud offered public as Inc est PM.
iOf all tha - e-N "ee' ii~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
The White Slave.
PAINFOF ALL KINDS,
CLOTHING G.!
Bonnets, Ribbons "a LiHsnes.

DELAINES.
iCli hgd and plain all wool Cofienand Wool lsrge and
- small figures, at ELLIS a BANckOFIs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
THE TAPE WORM.

This is the difficult Worm dee troy of any that in
Tests abe human system II grows almost i-efnite
engih, becoming cooled sod fastened iu tho in,stnes
and siomach, affecting the health sadly 20 cause ST
WINS Dance, Fits Nc that those afflicted clo II q, er
suspect that II the TAPE WORM husgonine he TO an
early gfeVo In oderio destroy ihs wal vef, energetic
treatment must ~ pursued would therefore be uuer TO
aket OF ofny LAYER Pms, all DISTINCTIONS
that he Worm syrup may act direct upon The air which
must ~ taken in does OF two table sponu, three
day. These directions followed never beea kno~n TO
Iall 90 quinn The mo.L nl...maie nfI APE MnRM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We the undersigned Physicians having had N, reeeO,
a. us" shuaetufe submitted 10 Us for nspection al
I .ns p Of which they are composed them
10 1 ~ ~ ussior all diseases Of The Liver un.f.. Of
~ *. Nesay this nny fIom our ow iuigmeu,
'sn ihai oiihe best medical suihofty in the Ganei
TIVE m, assesses requiring the the ALTEKA-
-, ~ =, p,AIuokEIlC aud PURGAfIyE MLDiuINE
Pill oei notice, have heen frosted with the above
'"'s' WI" '"e most satisfactory
GEORGE WOOD, ND
Z. CROWLEY, NJ. D.
l.. BOWEN, N. ID.
Purchase none hut those having signature
onENsACh," upon each bottle, As all Others Ne ,,a,h
less limitations. ~e ""ith-
a.en's wishing new supplies, and al others i.binr IN
e..ne agents. must address the proprietor J. lJnp ~
above Race. Philade phia S"eei,
soa " all Druggists aud Merchants in the L. State.
anphets gisiog certificates OF cures perf,,mS, a.s
be had gratis ofihe agents. "'u'0i"ssi can
AGENIs-s. X. Collins Mon,n.l,... N =,
ally over the state. anu druggists sener-
Price Each 70 cent?.
IGNEENLEAE 4 KiNSLEv ~. an
O1ly ny w.. % t'eseg ~.
SktME Black and Green Tea-Jaya and caa- sS--.f--,
specs fall kinds, sold cheap BY sCoT ri saa
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SPECIAL OFFICES,

nu's"'u" it"h tssteton, miles aud back a week
Huntingdon hog Richmond, miles back. twice a week
Jamaica iiom West Townsend, miles aud back, three
tuies week - INV
Jay from Troy, miles and hack once q week
Jericho Ccntre On Jericho, miles and back three mes A
week. - =
Lincoln fom Bfi.iol miles and hack, twice a week
a woek. - 1890
Midals'own from Ea., rouney, miles and back tArve
times a week.
aioHsio~n from Monissle, g miles snd back, three
times a week. - '~'
New Haven Mills from Bristol, 4 miles and back twice
week. !"
North Cambridge from Cambridge miles and hack, once
a week = ~
Meth Fuafax ftom ST. Albans miles and hack ,x.s
week. - "N
North pewRal from Powna, miles and hack three ,imO.
sweek. s'
Raadolph-sce Rrookfsld.
81 Adams Bay IRON d. Adams, os and back 81. time,
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'' % mo.
$500 CHALLENGE.

Whatever The health happiness Of the peo
pleis an times Of the mus. vtlushe importance take
It Tor granted that crcry viii 40 40 pawef
save the lives OF their chiien, and that every persou vii
endeaS"r 6" promote their health an al ssciifcrs.
feet my duty TO solemuY you that WORMS ac-
c"ding TO thr opinion of The cseboied Thsscians
arc the primary causes of large majority doa,es 10
which cifcn and adults are Liable ii YOU have an apo
tue continually chaugeahle ron, one kiad vi 70 10 a.
oiher, BAD Breath, PAN Tie Stomach Prsilg at the
DOSE hatdn,ss aud tulntss ct tho Belly Dy Cough SLOW
tesef Pulse irrcEulaFreueuhef that all these Dc not.
w ON US. and Won .lnmn ~ nlcn anul4 m. tnn1d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Hobensack's Worm Syrup.

An rItrle founded upon Scientific Principles compounded
with purify Vegetable substances, being perfectly WHEN
takon ADD eau he The tender naat with de-
eded bonuGcsl effect, Bowel Complaints aud D.r-
rhUa have made them weak and dahaieh, the Tonic
properties Of my Worn syrup such that with
out an equal IA The Catalogue Of Incidence giving tone
aud strength 20 the siomurh, which makes iniBiihe
emrds for those eLried with dyspepsia. The Astonishing
performed by this symp Vhy.icans have isd
Is The best evidence OF s superior efficacy over all Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29
Mines and Mining.

WEDNE<pAy, Dec. 2s-6P NJ
There WAS general improvement IN mining stocks to
day, and disposition to operate Ulster sold largely
At "a and that figure pretty freely bid at the close
without sellers We understand the sales Of Pt onix
Gold we're mistake. News recently received from ths
mine will probably raise the stock considerably above
its present price Potomac is offered at l. difficult
to how this stock should have receded in this
face dividends Of Isabella and Davis There must
have been misma the part OF the Com
pany Lehigh Is held a. Is. We understand that the
shed recently burnt has been replaced BY freproof
builsing, which the purpose of the company
much better than ~soden one For Fultos IA
bid. Gold Hi is improving ga were hid ithout sellers
The second dividend of two per cent will be declared
shortly New gold 2anss to veins vashings
in the Carolinas and Georgia being formed daily
We have bat word of advise to offer to their origins
ttrstry to let the capital of the company bear some
reasonable proper to It's probabl, profits An excel
lent NINE that will pay Soo00 or $40 coo year win
he ruiz ed started capital of . couple of millions
while the OK would be at premium the pita
two three hundred thousand. Half million u enough
for any mining company
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appears BY this thst ia nearly every tcls o. food
thsre has been very great increase in wheat the port
this has been nearly double that for the period
last year Bacon lard, cheese, beef aad pork show
very large movement this year.
The spriog business has been partially commenced by
the execution OF fe~ orders from distant markets at
shout old prices Yet there is general activity no
great prospect of such state OF trade beo.e the mid lie
Of January. Hence, report but very sgat
ton in the condition of business this being decided
~ quiet and lsnguid than usual of late years.
such advanced period.
Brown besched sheetngs and shir ings yood
supply and slack request, yet very firmly held Co,to
hannee unchanged. The leading styles of dens ap
psar moderate stock and steady in price Drills remain
inactive. All kinds OF duck in prs:ty brisk demand
bsoyant rates. The Glssgow and Lancaster Co giog
hams rather sought after ct IL 10 Lawns AMI
nankins continue before reported, dull aud noran.
osnaburs's lmore freely offered, but beisg u,h
needed arm and buoysnt In price. There has
heavier business transacted in printing cloths but ct c
pr yard lover quotations. Prints, too active
and command full figures. Stripes and ticks are plenty
and quiet, without change in value We append CON.
paratye statement Of the shipments hence OF cotton
goods during twelve months 10 date OF -
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WEDNESDAY, Deo Z>-6 i. NJ
AsHEs.-There have been 60 bills. sold, in lots, at
SO 62l for pearls, and So 80 for pots, per loo los
EEEswAx About 00t lbs. American yellow changed
PKEspsTuFss Flour was less active but not essentially
cheaper The rise in freghts checked business. The
81 81 IS oroinarJ to choice State, at 81 so 81 81
Irxed to fsrcy Western and common to good Ohio,
81 5s4 81 ts&; fancy Ohio aud Gsnesee. at 81 tS1
S. rs extra Western, at 81 rs IS l3is; and extra
nesee a. 81 IS IS so. Included ia the fsie,oiny
lots of common State for future delivery, pri
24oo bbls. Southern disposed Of at former quotations.
The transactions rye -four reached BIC bbs ~ SIS 2h
FOR fne md IS rs for superane per bb Corn meal
more sought after The days sales consisted OF ECO
bbs Jersey, here, 1t So o21s S. IS: 1000 do. d.
in March mex At SO 62h; and small lots Brandy
wine here at 81. held higher. Wheat in good
demand At buoyant rates The days movements EN-
brHced Blu hels uoe Geneses white terms not
pu ,hc-the same Aind Vas generally held at 81
delivered 900 do do from the railroad depot 1t price
equivalent to 81 SIX 000 very good Michigan whi1s
81 IS, though higher rate was genera y claimed BY
about 81 "A, 10 eco Western red at 81 70 81 72; ana
13.Oo0 Southern he. pars inferior at 81 TO- Rys
last held a. 81 Ii, and held 10 day at 81 49, though
buyers iucspossd to give 81 II Il per bushsl
Bsrley ard cats were unchanged Corn was abundant
and lover, athcus in very i've request The days
sales amount to 65 O00 bushels at 70c 74c for New
Jsrfey Soushe yellow; 72s. 16c. fer Southern
whfe 56hc. 7sac fer old Southern and Western NIX
ed; and 7Sc Soc for old round white ane yellow, per
busheL
CotFEx-sales we're made today Of small lots laws at
axe; loo bags MarscAi0o At 1910 200 Rio at
lLc.. tnC some ST. ~ mlpgO ~ IVA p6r P una.
COTTON The days tales included ss7 balss Is fol
tow For export, 1i6 bales; home ue $40; spcsua
ton 10 bales; and TO arrive bales Market dull
FkH-Dry cod and mackere were rare and some VII It
nsl Sales ranspred OF 200 bbls picsled salmon
$40 TO s2o and GOO boxes smoked herrir at sac
Soc for scaled, and $50 for No l. per box
FRr1GATs.-Rs.es TO Liverpool were higher, with
offering The engagements OF grain led 10 about
40 coo 10 60 0oO bushels including corn and whea at
100 Id shippers bags and at IL "a I'D In bulk
and ships tags closing ~ the latter figure ouk aud
about coo L 500 bbis -four wer, engaged a. 81 3D.
ard about 400 bales com pressed Cotton at l61 70
II ndon about 400 500 bpls -four taken Is Cd
To Hayre about goo bbls -four we're e. gag at Csc
wheat wac at "a To Antwerp leo ceroo - leaf tobacco
were engaged at 4O The brig Aware was sold a. 81 Oco
The shin Quiet step brought $40 600 and not 81 900
was made 10 read Yesterday morning To California ra,a
wee At SIZE Der foot ca, ursmenf To Australia the
rates AIRED liop So 4 6oc per foot do
FErIT--Sal,s have been msds of 400 boy.s LAYER
rails, as at 81 for whole and 81 for hal, boxes 500 wt
dried bunch do A. 81 IS s. so rs cases sa dimes a.
o1Zo roc q few lots Ct curyants at 49, l9c and
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wsoIlen productions generally racve, At the pre-
vious somewhst nominal quotations. Blankets still
spsrirey offered and purchased without exhibiting any
change in price. Cassmerss ruls gust but stny
held There has been very little cone Ia cloths during
The past veek The stock Of such amps and rendered
With freedom At rather anguid rated Fisnnss are un
altered Jeans are ore inquired for, but not dsarer
irteys are Etey dealt n, at l9c 21c iri val
abate0ent Mousebne 6elsres are eas active nut steady
IN price These goods have been very successful duri1
the fall fsasop which always the ivelest one satnets
lave not varied srce mi, day week sda rIs are app.
,sBty inanlmsts yet firm. better Inquiry exists Tor
lveves, ttferre. fsrsss
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EDUCATION.

yNEsT Hob KEN YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
w The Nrter Of this Institution will commence
% 7srms OF tuition. including boaed Ok and
Sshst 60, 81 tNtss: $sie 50; French, German, draw
IA r. rantiug ed work. e.ch S. Circulars b. Of
tain Joes music 800 Broadway at the once OF
TIE Fvsncelist 100 Nassau sect or 81 the Principal A.
With The ftuy
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OYSTIII&S.


WORD TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD PIcKLED oYs,
"A ters-D DECKER. Is Ann street, Now York. resp o.
fully soots those desiring picked oysters for the
70 send In their orders early possible.
DOWHlNG's PICKED OYSTERS AND BOMB TUR,
~ keys for New Years day tables-Thoso wishing sho
above will please send Ia their ordtro early possible
TH0S. DOWNING, No. Broad street.
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MAJRInlDNY.


A YOUNG LADY wANTED-AS LAWFUL PART.
N ner through life by yosng man Of ather pr possessing
appearance honogaby ected and doing business
York She not exceed Of which
the the advorts and mst certainly possess ons
the wealth
ed handsome They win please particularly specify which
Of the three Aos they would call attention Address
r. g. Jerks Jun Post 0fce, stating whom where
terview be had. All ladies ans yerng certain quality
above mentioned will be punotu ally TO al
vertiser, who 10 siacero and oonaaential
MATRIMoEY.-THE SUBSCRIBER is DESTROYS on
M nakiDg h self acquainted witalady ,he purpost
Of marriage He mdjlc.agcd respectable ma n asa ~
preposssing .ppsarance Hemakes choice age,
money but desires agreeable disposition Address
lres to Dr. w H. Weed Union squ Post Office, WHOA
will be treated with hsaor and ,serecy.
MATRIkoEY kADn AAsY& Oh HOW TO wIN q
don wiz send 70 any address ept Of one donAS
Ne devoted affections Of Of the opposite
hearts may dosre. The simple, bus 90 caps
.nce q position; and last though ncs Leaf u can
possible Address Professor Lswscn, Boston, Msss 20
letters taken rcp Post Oss uness the postage paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

ITO sPoRTsBEN.-A SHOOTING MATCH WILL TAKE
i place at Vaudeville H.tel four miles from Newark,
~ j. Monday January Pigeons from the trap. rifle
Lra -ls. saa tL.s:.as ~ 5,rt ~, :, :es:.sS.
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SPORTING, DO.

Noos OF THE CHOICEST BREEDS KEPT *.
~ tressy for stock and for ndands King
Charles spanies and EnEsh rAttor sporting
among which shepherd dogs ao Chagons and Shans
hse fowls at 6 Water street. Of fulton. stairs
Please copy the address.
CPoRTING CHICKEN sPOR1ING-T0 CONE OFF
y on Monday Jan. q 1854 at the Heig'ts, nunterHy
road, Long bland, mile from Bedford.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


NhfNf<DAf, &C. 80 I, y.
There more activity in h stock market to-day
Prices slghu' I'm owed which brcug II oct great deal
Of stock The fall YESTERDAY great and general
that may look upoa the advance 70 DAY IS . sort
Of reaction. A. the hfsi board Bar vent up =
psr cent, California bonds, =; Canton Co., \; ".
aine. \ Nicsragus Transi, h Cumberland Coal <;
Parker Vein, = Nor sch and Worcester, Il; Erie
'R., n Hudson River RR, \ ohio and Toledo
mr., H. Many Of the transactions TO day time,
buyers option, sixty days These contracts mature
10 March, Just upon The opening OF the spring trade
whsn there may b. indications Of nsnt in fancy
stocks II imp, TO tell at this tine, with public
NnAirz- political financial and oommerciai-in such
conpcsted coafusad condlos, what may be the curss
OF prices IN the stock market during the spring 80
depends upon the efforts being made in Earops 10
avoid general var that it would be folly to hazard
opinion oatil something definite relative to tbs
probable result known But for this important and
dncuIs ma Tier, could some distanc, into the
future, clearly enough for AL criinArJ purposes. We
have hopes that thing will transprs immediately
clear up the doubt and uncertainty which hang
over question, and it would be advisable TO
wait until such time crcums. may require, to
aevelope the points 1t issue.
After the seodnment OF thu board day, the follow
ing sales Of socks were made al auction by A. II.
Muller
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF or POLICE, DECEMBER
" &c 1853 Owners wanted at the Firet District
Police Court, Tombs for three porte onuaes oontnning
money one gold lccke one gold pencil and Also At
GEO. W. MATsELL. Chief Of Police
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A pODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. eos
"A. Broadway now open for the reception Of pupils VI
time during the Glasses for ladies
and children Wednesday and Saturday, or Thursday
Stature afernocnsa meeting Saturday for prAoecN
Wednesday ana Thursday cvenn general practice win
band Saturday evening" Gentlemen do not attend On
regular evenings but purchase lesson tcse and attend
when convenient or learn particular dance. While
visit TO Europe during the past number OF
dances were which will be introduced tor THO trs
attended Scirees twice month, exclusively for pupk
New classes for ladies and children will the hs
week in January.
THE AIT OF DANCING. AT 81 EAST THIRTEEy tn
street, fourth house vest Of Br 9advAy.-Mf. CHUR-
RAJ DIS classes for ladies' misses and will
the fret week In January Pupils received at
time during the part Of the season. Wednes
day and Saturday At ocisck noon, and ga afternson
sorees last Thursday of each month. rss ratio
pianist In Attendance at each lesson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29
PUBLICATIONS.

rHRISTNAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
subscriber respectfully calls attention friends
and his stock OF books and other gifts
Bibles from sc 20 S both English and American prayer
and bosks correspond All the popular annuas with
srss collection OF assorted works BY popular aushors
knives &C. Also very large assortment of Juvenile books
which would you for chespnes and quality at his
store No 2 Bleesksr street. opposite
A. NaXG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29
FANCY ARTICLES.


~>~~>>~~>~~>
ID LEM. DE PARIS, 49i BROADWAY RESPECT.
ID fully informs her customers and the ads! that she ha.
lived large assortment OF wreaths and headdress and
will sell them at impor alton prices.
DONBoN BOXES, &C, FOR PREsENrS.-THE SUB
ID scrbtr just pened speD did Of fancy
boxes roleaux oornets 30 beautiful fancy baskets
quito Purchasers rely all articles being allied
with the best confectionery. THOMPSON SON,
359 Broadway
BROADWAY Is NOTED FOR FURNISHING TOYS
ID New Years presents bonboneres Of all
descriptions &c; but p II. IERCKX of No. as Canal
street, furnish them equally good, and At 20 cent
Ladies and gentlemen requested TO call and
inc. for economy IL weslth.
a,LowERsl FLOWERS FLO vERs FOR ,THs
seafonthe subscriber having large aud splendid COL
lection Of flowers consisting of oamsas carnations,
herope Sc which he Will make to order In bouquets,
baskets designs arranged ia neat and besHtul Style
Ladies and gent l.en invited to call and them
selves Prices moderate. q. DORIAN, Fifth
and Thirty FIRST street
FANCY EURy.
NANCY FURS.-AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED RE0U.
lar fur store, ~ Maiden iano-We selling Of
stock Of fus, st considerably under
regular prices Call and judge for yeurseves articles
warranted. GEO. 9. MAWS0N CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers, AK Maiden lane
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1NAYLOR's INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, BROADWAY.
Of Franklin sreesTaJ lors Intern ations HOTEL
Broadway spd Franklin str et having been
peted will be opened for the transaction Of business
Tuesday January In the ion and fitting OF this
hopee every eors been directed secur
and convenience Of guests and pains will be spared 10
render the hotel attractive and agreeable
travellers In plan IL will be conducted upon the priacpS
Of the st European hotels Guests win be wita
meals In the apartments or At the tables OF saloon
below to their option The sppontK ent OF
the house are Of the most modern Style he rss
two floors arranged In suites OF rooms With parors and
bedrooms On the third fourth and fifth stories the rooR
zach IA feet square with Is feet ceilings
TO anordng an pie atoms for IA,
along the Franklin street side Of the building distance Of
100 fe the apartments each of those floors beag s
nected together Iutes of suit the
guests The ttins these is In The be styo
the first second hoore, tho lila
walls richly escoed and three
they handsom ely finished fine oil painting funi.
Of the house has been otd with
bin alton of elegance and comfort and 1t 10 hoped that
thing left DO desi'o In this respect The
sres especially to o the attention of the public
that passengers arriving in the city by the l.
night trains will be furnished with suitable
At all hours Of the night The Intern alto al will
under the dire,t supera tendence Of Mr. William gemiuy
The proprietor arate for the patronage hshorto
slowed so literally upon him. respectfully requests
tinuance Of the public favor
JOHN TAYLOR, Proprietor
VIZ. HEMISGwAY, Superintendent
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DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS-RUNNING-A
III purse stake Si25 will of Friday Decem
Der 81, mile hsate, between Mr. l. Turner'S M. Lady
Digby of Albany, and Mr. Hunters spd Virginia Spot
carrying liz lbs each z. LUFF, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

A yLANTIO HoTKL NO. BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
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every department. now ready 70 res
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