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Spring and Summer CIOthiug,

Spring and Summer Clothing,
TIME undersigned having enlarged their Store
u Room, have now on hand <atiheif CiestiRs
Ehporipm, the most superior stock of.READ y
MADE. CLOTHING ever offer4d in:IHarrers-
Ferry, for the present Spring and Suminer tlade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment of t.ItI.
Ready-Made Clothiifg:
Goats Pants Vests, Shirts, qualiliesyDr AYERS,
Boots, Hats three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hats Caps, vesy large supply; al gf which will
be sold on reasonable terms and prices that cannot
fail to please Also, superior lot olSiik Cotton,
and Bingham Pocket and Neck HanGkerckiefs,
Cravats. Gloves, Socks, SuSpenders, Umbrellas,
Canes Pen Knives Razor Strops sc. &c.
s TRUNKS. FALIcES e. CARPETlBAGS.
tg- This being the largest stock OF Ready, afade
Cbtit1g ever offered in Harpers-F Ferry, ahey ask a
cali from all purchasers desirous Of being served
on reasonable terms either wholesale or detail
n. b. Persons that cannot be accommodated
with our present stock Of Clothing, are informed
that we are prepared 10 have Clothing made TO or
der aishon notice and guaranteed FIT 81 the same
low prices.
- We Tetnrn our sincere thanks to tee citizens
of Harpers-Ferry and vicinity. for the vefyblberal
patronage we have received and respectfully solicit
a continuance oflihe same, as we pledgcogrselyes
there shall be nothing wanting our paf ID render
general satisfaction, both ia Goods and Prizes.
r. WALTER & BRO.
n
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E0INTAIN MOTRFlL
Thc FoMnfnim EIofeI.

THE undersigned having purchased, somfmohths
i since, The lease and effects Of thatcld et4abtsh
cd house.
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%. 8, HOTEL.
MRS. ErIII. cARRrrr

MhS. E1l II. CARaELLi &
- EcrFuLLY announces 70 her ffRnds
IL and The travelling public generality. that
DINNER IS daily III readiness al q Ocloca EXPRESS
IL for the Passengers on The Baltimore aindsOhio
Railroad, in the down IN going east at1 1er the
special Accommodation of Passengers in he Win
chester frains
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RcatIy-Madle Clo,hirfg
PERUVIAN GUAAO.

.pers-FfFrY. April Do. ls53. al
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ebullition of temper on Chloe's part
for she was generally very good natured-niight
well justify the extraordinary effect produced.
The little gentleman held his breath till the pink
Of his checks turned deep purple, and his lips
looked as if stained with blackberries, like the
babes of the woods; then suddenly there burst
from his little throat an accumulated volume OF
sound, as If all the wrongs of babyhood were
concentrated in his single pair of lungs. For ten
minutes this continued. Amy thing but baby s
lungs would have been worn out by such an abuse
of power. The entrance of the mother at this
crisis soothed the vociferous warbler; and, dear
reader, would you believe it-bnt I'm sure you
can't, the fact seems too great an enormity--the
little piece of perversity grasped with reviving
spirit small bottle ofink, from which the stand
had been replenished,) and with chuckle that
said as plain as chuckle could say, snow for some
moro fun, {" dashed II with all his baby force ON
the unsoiled part of our "Sketch, " and thus COM
pleted his work of destruction.
Of one thing rest assured, dear reader, we shall
never again admit a baby visitor during writing
hours
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and the north half of thirty five, in township ten.


of range five. 94s
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military and other purposes. together with those
swamp and overlooked lands, made unit thereby
for cultivation if any, granted 10 tho State by
the act entitled can act 70 enable the State OF Ar
kansas and other States 10 reclaim the Swamp
Iands' within their limits" approved September
%, 1850, .uiH be excluded from the sales. .
In accordance with the provisions Of the act OF
18th July, 1886, hereinbefore referred to, pre-
emption claims will not be allowed to any Of the
above. mentioned lead mineral tracts to be offered
at Mineral Point, until after they have been offered
at public sale, and become subject to private en-
try. And these tracts will be sold In such legal
subdivisions az will include the IninsoF mines at
not less than t,Do dollars and ty cents PER acre;
and II not sold at the public sale at such price, nor
shall be entered at private sale within twelve
months thereafter the same shall be subject to sale
as other lands.
The Offering of the above lands will be com.
menced on the days appointed. and will proceed
in the order in which they advertised until the
whole shall have bsen offered, and the sales thus
closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than
two weeks. and private entry any Of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration OF the
two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing:
ton, this twenty first day of June. Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President: b- n
JOHN WILSON, ia
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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ALEXANDER G. BARRY'S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Medicated Compound, Tor

1HROFESSOH " nAAsAS = =
L TRICOPHEROUS, or Medicated Compound, Tor
Identifying, curling, preserving, restoring ana
strengthening the Hair, relieving diseases OF tue
skin curing rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. bounded by no geographical lines the
reputation of Barry's Tricopherous pervades the
Union TIE sales ofthe article OF late years have
increased in ratio that almost exceeds peIiei.
Professor Barry. after careful examination OF ns
sales book, finds that the number OF bottles oe'
livered to order, in quantities of from hall gross
upward, during the year 1852, was within tine
Of $50, 900.
1t is unnecessary to present at length the evi-
dences of the wonderful properties OF the Irlco-
pberous when the public have furnished sucn an
endorsement az this The cheapness OF the article
and the explanations given of its chemical acuoh
upon the hair, the scalp, and in all cases OF
superficial irritation, first recommended it to
the attention Of the people. This was all that
the inventor desired. Every bottle advertised
iself The effects of the fluid exceeded expec
tation. 1t acted like charm. The ladies would
not be without it Country dealers in every
section of the United States found they must
have it and thus was built up a wholesale
trade of an extent hitherto unheard OF a. regards
articles of this kind. The highest point has not
vet been reached and il s believed that the Gales
this year will be million and a half OF bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No. l37 Broadway, New
York Retail price, 26 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, Mexl
"a. West Indies, Great Britain, France, &C., BY
w s. PARKER, Penn. avenue,
And A. HAMMOND. 7th street,
lime A-d&triw6m* Washington.
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NorICE TO pRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of pre- emp
ton to any of the lands within the townships and
parts of townships above enumerated, ia required
to estab sh the same to the satisfaction Of the reg
lister and receiver of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor soon as practicable Gtfer
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
June 23-laWl3W -llA-LL 49, W.
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TTOME PICTURES, by Mrs G. w: Denison.
ri Chc Rovhood of Great Men, with ilustra
tons. ~, -, ny
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, by J. w.
Page. ,
Wheel, by Caroline Lee Hents:
July IL FhAN1A iAiLoA'
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A young stock broker having married fat old
widow with 100000, said it WASH the face that
attracted him 80 much as the fgun.-Pos,
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This journal ana n GhlsG1 PFintsd "a
paper Of superior ~ 1ity. IL II tNk anpeq9,9es
Pilstion tom III biM7 2tuSLid; IA A1teeaa
conducted conducted ! !its E ss sss s
81 ths New. n the WEEK, enseaall} Uehd
Reviews of Passing Eseatas Tnlss,, anutGhes. -
saws. Poetry, &c., kc II il our defeEsinstipA to
render it an agreeable and Instructive nSwspaper.
alike worthy the patronage Of evsry fenailys ard
ppropriate for the pcrusal Of every readers; $685.
TERMS: t,,- ,,s,4t
Two DoLLARs per annum, payable invariably
in advance.
GIDEON 4 CO. Washinston, p 20 a.
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WHAT WE SAW YEsrERDAY.-We cannot pre-
tend to depict everything that we notice every day.
but we intend to notify the community OF at least
a few things that came under our observation yes
terday in this great commercial emporium
Would to God we had had all the abolitIonlsts
of the city at the Astor House yesterday, tor tho
purpose of impressng them with two chapters OF
a moral lesson which they either greatly need or
yery much disregard We saw southern gen.
tlenan get into a chaise with his negro servant
and ride up Broadway, with the same nofchaiance
that a northern man would assume in company
with friend, or belle. What aboltionst dare
allow himself to be caught riding through tho
most fashionable street of New York with negro
in his company! Vf.
Again, we saw an old darkey at hotel APP
pealing for aims, for tho purpose of raising funds
sufficient for the purchase of his children, now
held in southern bondage. The saloon was hiled
with all manner of men, chief among whom were
northern aboltionists, but the only persons who
spoke to the freed slave were southerners. One
gentleman asked him how he obtained his own
freedom He replied that he did it by overwork,
and that his s'massa' charged him seven hun
dred dollars for himself and five hundred dollars
for his wife, However, he paid six hundred ana
forty dollars for himself and four hundred Tor ms
wife, and "mussa" threw in the balance Among
some dozen southerners quite handsome sum
was raised for the purchase of his children, ana
not one single northern abolitionist could be IN
duced to contribute one cent, although urged to
do so. Procu! oh! procui, ab esse pr9tam'.
Sufficient for the first lesson; we will give more
anon--and some people must not DO aggrieved II
we tread on their corns rather harshly. We find
Il j, the custom of the newspapers of this city to
chronicle everything they can discover, and we in
tend to give the public salutary allowance ofour
gatherings. ''Keep your top-eyes open," and
You will see something that will make you 10th to
shut thom.--.National Democrat, 18th
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A New ORLEANS INcIDENT.-Let every man
who has a comfortable residence to retire to, and
who is not compelled to hard labor at this season,
be thankful to kind and benehcent Providence.
Among the large class in this city who are COM
PEELED TO labor far mere subsistence, there are
instances of suffering few would imagine, and in
cidents of positive heroism which many could
scarcely conceive A friend of ours, who lives on
Apollo street, arose the other morning, Just be-
fore daybreak, and from his balcony behcld man
actively and nimbly putting out the gas lights;
On the same evening, about o'clock, our friend
was on his way home, when he saw sight that
deeply affected and interested him.
Ii was his active lanp-lighter of the morning,
dragging his now weary body along, following his
wife, who held the lamp in her hand, and on her
shoulder bore the ladder. She was doing the duty
of her husband, who was suffering from the first
weary symptoms of the prevailing disease. When
through the duties affection prompted her to per-
form, she put her husband s arm within hers and
led him home. We have not heard the condition
Of the sufferer since, but sincerely pray that he
may live to reward the devotion Of that wife, and
support her when she may need his arm to lean
on, and the word of affection to cheer and Ell
courage hcr.-Ne,c Orleans Delta, 7th.
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FORTUNE TELLMG-A young gent, in VIII
liamsburg, New York, bound on spree recently,
took into his head to have his fortune told. He
accordingly visited old colored woman in
Grand street, to whom he made known his wants.
The old lady, having procured pack of cards,
told him to kneel on the floor in front of her, and
place his elbows on her knees. Ho had not been
in this position but few moments before her hus-
band opened the door, and discovering young
man kncelng in front of his wife, very naturally
concluded that all was not right. He accordingly
locked thom in, and started off in search of the
police, who conveyed tho twain to the cells, and
there locked them up until morning.. when they
acknowledged having fortune enough and were
discharged,
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Worcester Academy.

fENHE next term will commence on THURSDAY
Sept. /. Instruction in the Latin and Greek will
be given by the Principal. very ample and extensive
Philosophical aud Astronomical Apparatus has recently
been prOcu ed for Illustrating The Manual Sciences by
Experiments and Lectures
The English Department will he in charge of Mr..
BusHEE, whose experience and reputation teacher,
are well known Young gentlemen who have "teach
ing III prospect, will receive instruction with special
reference 10 that object
Inc Common English anches, Book keeping, and
other Commercial studies will receive special attention
Applications may be made 10
au27 div e j. AVERY. Princinal.
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$4,000 Worth of Fine Fatms and Puild-
Ing Lots in and the healthy and DELIGHTFULLY."- situated
villages of Rosevale, Lakeland, ard Hermanvlle, on
the Long Island Rairoad The Farms contain from
five upward, aud well calculated for poitl-
BILE agricultural and gardening purposes, at from $50 to
$50 per and will produce, with pr cultivation
much any land within The vicinity of New York
eco shares consisting of Building Lots and Farms at
S5 only per SHARE securing four Lots 25x feet each
Farm of from to 20 ! he lots are in the
beautiful village OF Roseva!e adjoining Lakeland and
the much admired Lake Ronkohkoma wi here greet
improvements have been made. A church has Just
been erected. Many private dwelling have been and
Others now hemg erected. For d separate Farm
share in the Building Lots and Farms which are to
be distributed on the Both of june 1853, apply imme
diately TO CHARLES WooD, No 2O6 Broadway New
York, where msps and pamphlets can be had gratis.
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AIgreat an d imp ortont end accom- plished d,

Grey Hair Changed and a Nea0 GroDth Produced!
The introduction Of & Van Deusen's Improved
Wahpene," the great Hair Restorative and acknow-
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail its primitive
color, has been attended with the most signal and unde-
nabe success. Such declaration is based on the uner-
ing testimony of unquestionable facts. Vegetable
properties embrace those nOurishig and terminating
smulants which, in concert with Nature, act on the
bulbs and germs causing the reproduction Of a new
growth often obstructed by sckly ami deranged Hair
ami forming that depcse of coorng matter necessary
to effect change of GRAY Hair its natural aspect
1t is purely Vegetable Preparations; free from all ad-
mixture OF mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
Dye-Stufts so peculiar to the novel inventions of the
the most agreeable prepar of the Toilet; al avs
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDWELL 81 HILL, Apohecsries
229 Main st., Agents for " orcester.
Nl9 decd WIN
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Real Estate, Insurance, Employment and
Boarding gency,

W zoo VI iii 81 W OFcesef, Ut etalTs.
Do you wish 10 sell your real estate? Do you wish
to buy house! Do you wish to let your houses to
good tenants! Do you wish get our life or your
goods nsuredF Have you house You wish to sellf-
Are you in want OF help, either male or ftmaef Do
you wish for boarlers! Are You in want of a boarding
house! Have you store for sale or TO let? Do you
wish to borrow money On collateral security? Have
you money TO lend mortgage. of real estate? Do
you wish to buy farm? Have you house lots for sale?
Do you wish to buy house l.I? Do you wish to hire
store? Have yOu Office to let! Do YOU wish to
hire an office? Are you in of employment? If
SO, you will do well to call at the above Agency.
jyl5 deodtf LEWIS G. MUM.
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NOTICES. &c.
nressenge1 8 Notice.

Forester IS. August 25, 1858.
HON HENRY CHAPLIN. Commissioner OF insol-
vency, within and for the County of Worcester has
this day issued Warrant against the Estate OF THO
THY GREEN, of Spencer in said County, Farmer,
an nsolvent debtor ; and the payment of any
debts the delivery Of any property belonging TO said
nsolvenI debtor 10 hun, or for his use and the transfer
OF any property by him. are forbidden by law
The first meeting OF the creditors of said insovent
debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency, the Of
flee OF said COMMISSIONER Worcester in said county,
on the 18th day OF September next, O'Clock in The
forenoon for the proof OF debts and he choice of an
assignee, or assignees If said Estate.
NATHAN HERSEY, Dep. Sheriff,
au27 d3t-wlt Massanca,
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Roy Wau4ad
w AMT p n

A honest, active BOY Wanted Enquire of
"A JyS5 dtt iB. L. HARBON d co
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GROCERIES, &c.
Meal of all kinds

HEAL OF all kinds,
ERESH Ground, and for sale by
Il BLISS, SUTTON, d Co,
my25 dawu No. Mechanic St
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Copartnarship Notice.


tliE Subscribers have formed COpartneruhip under
purpose OF carrying on the Carpenterina business and
have taken shop Oh the North side Of Central ~.
over u MaynardH silver Ware Mandatory, where
they prepared to execute all work Ia their ilne IN
satisfactory manner. job Work done TO order. =
The public patronage Is respectfully solicited
A. CARPENTER,
II. u. PARKER.
Worcester, July 6, 1853. jye deodawsm
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Graham Flour.

80 barrels Hecker e. Bros superior Ora
5sssESf5l HAM FLOUR, in !, and ! Dbl. and bags,
80 made from new wheat, Tor sale by
au20 n II EATON r. m 1es Main .,
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the Advent Herald,

Published By JOSHUA Y. HINES, Boston,
A DvoCATEs that the Scriptures teaclf the follow
l. The Regeneration Of this Earth by Fire, and its
Restoration 10 lis Eden beauty
H. The Personal Advent Of Christ at The commence
ment of the Millennium.
III. The Judgment Of the Quick and Deed at his APP
peariug and Kingdom.
~. His Reign on the Earth over the Nations Of the
Redeemed.
" The Resurrection Of those who Sleep In Jesus,
and the Change Of the Living saints nj The Advent.
The Destruction Of the Living Wicked from the
Earth at that event and their confinement under chains
Of darkness til The Second Resurrection
VII Their Resurrection and Judgment, al the end OF
the Millennium, and consignment TO everlasting punish
ment
VIII The bestowmeut Of Immortality On the Scrip.
tur- and not the eecaariase Of hia word), through
Christ, at the Resurrection.
TX. The New Earth the Eternal Residence Of the
Redeemed. -
subscriptions received BY JOHN :. BioELow,
aul7 deodass No. 3 Merchants Row.
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Boarding {! Boarding !!

A FRONT Room, one Of the best la the city, and
IN within one minutes walk of the CIV Hall = an he
had, with board, by gentleman and lady A small
room go with u, II desired. This is a rare chance
for those who wish TO engage pleasant rooms and GOOD
board Also, very desirable room for a eeutlem IN
and lady, heated by furnace, and supplied with water
and a sink. Also, or two for single gentle
men, Those in want OF desr3be rooms and eoodhoard
are invited TO look At these rooms Apply at the
BOARDING AGENCY, 233 Main street, up stairs
an30 dtf
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A RARE CHANCE.
Grocery for Sale,

fNHE Stock and Stand of Grocery doing good cash
husiness in central location, in this city is Of
iered for Sale. For further particulars apply at tn S
| Office. dtf nua5
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DREAD INSTITUTE.

FTHIE Fall Term will commence on FRIDAY, Sept.
a. and continue q weeks Twelve Professor S
and Teach rs will be Employed in The various depart
mens. Extensive preparations made for lectures and
illustrations in the department of natural SCIENCE with
the ana CT chemical and phil sophica apparatus =
Weekly lectures will also be given on moral and intel.
lectua Philosophy and Rhetoric
Particular atteron ill he paid to writing and speak
ing the Modern Europe an Lang usgcs
augS daw3w ELI THAYER
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LEATHER.

DELT Leather Roundlngs, Oak and Hemlock Tan and
I'D Trimming Of Belt and Harness Leather, Of ever,
grade for sale by the subscriber. Also, Wells Rams
Lifting Taps, Counters, and Shoe stifenings on hand
and furnished to order any quantities. upon rensona
bic terms, AZ his shop, In Of Union Block 1893 MAR
ST., under H. J. Howlund's Printing Once.
Worcester, May 10, 1883 dam
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j. P. DENISON, Leader and Director,
Are prepared to furnish Music all occasions. Orders
left With E. BENCHLEY, Ranealls Block or VIM. r.
LOWELL, will be promptly attended TO.
jel3 d3m" VIM. F~LOVELL, Clerk.
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j.. TX. Clark, NJ. D., noMGpArHIc PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from TO "a M
and from to BIN.
Worcester.Lan istl janltt
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A. PRENTIsN,

Designer and Ehgraver, upon Wood and Stone.-.
House on Crescent street. All orders left with G. W.
RICE, al J.. d. Goidard & Co.'S will meet with promp
attention Particular attention paid to drafting Mach
merry. dec30 DIFF
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Az BBLS. stuart's superior Crushed, Powdered. and
nO o. Z. Sugars, in store and for sale BY the barrel
or fetall,b II. GRIFFIN d co.
auj9 dif
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At tho City Auction and Commission Store, No |
Pearl street, Worcester Consignmtnts Solicited and
Auction business OF all kinds promptly attended TO.
Jams dawtt
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L. W. sTURTEVAWT.

NE PLUS ULTRA.
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The Fall Term ofMIss BIGELoW' IS SCHOOL
VIII commence September at Bangs's Block, No
Main street. For further particulars consult circulars
aul2 dtsep
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Lost.
Colton's Map Of new England.
A Great Chance for Good Statesmen
To Make Money.

1OO AGENTS wanted TO canvass the New Eng
lOO land States, TO establish exclusive Agencies In
towns and countless for the sale of new and valuable
article that will meet with ready and extensive sale
wherever introduced.
Good Statesmen can make from $500 TO $500 per mo
None need apply with capital of less than 5000 =
Good references will be required.
Apply at office No Broadway Bank building, 237
Broadway, corner Of Park place, New York City.
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