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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05

DR.. HILL
The Celebrated Indian Dnctor.

TAKES pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens oil
Worcester, and other places that his Office is at No.
l2l Main st.
word to Young meE aud others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility, whether originating from certain destruc-
tive habits, or from any other cause, with the train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglecied
should make early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, as well rs expense By this i'm.
proved method of treatment, DR.. II. safely guar
aniee safe and speedy in all OF scorer dis
ease that may come under his care no matter how long
standing kithei are invited to his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other PATIENTS as hun
drcds are cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would 90
well to reflect before trusting their health. happiness
and in many cases, their hpes in the hands of phys
clans ignorant of this class of maades. IL is certain
y impossible for one man to understand all the s the
human family subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted TO the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet
Structures, effect Of solitary habits, Ulcers upon tho
body throat, or legs, Pain in the Head or Bones
and all Mercufial Affections aud all Impurities of the
Blood, whereby the constitution has become enfe ebled
enables the Dr. TO offer relief to all who may place them
selves under his care.
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar 10 Females,
as supressions, Irregular tiles speedily and effect
ually removed.
or The French Periodi al Drops and Pills, for the
above Affections have been well tested for the last ten
years
DR. HIPS Preventative ,, for married ladies' sent ia
any direction, secure from observation Price S. Per-
sons at distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter. (post
PAID describing their have medicines securely
put up aud forwarded to any part Of the IT, States with
lul ard explicit directions for Office arranged
with separate apartments, so that patients but
the Dr.
0y- Office hours rom A. NJ, to9PM
apls dtf Office lel Main ST. Il wo aic,ss ter.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.


La E sss:sSsza EEsssssssssE1 HHssss:.ss3
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing Mon.
day, May 9t 1853. +
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Leave Worcester Wbout 4, at Z, a. lO.l5 nj (3.Os
Ex;l 4;o0, ql.oS Ex)p.m
miibuIy $40 I'm. $40 pm
7" Milford at 7.05. 1918 Ais ="
: I" Fram'n Cen, 74O, ll.Oo 2.55, 44O g
q saxonville "a 6.55 l3O "
los Newton $50 1877, s.23t wv. Tr) 81, il.4o.,
lw. Trrje NJ, 2,O2s, $40, 44o, 525 w. Tr)," 6l5,
. brootlIne, 81, 7bs, $50, 10 ami 80, s45a,7,
and 3, p, m
Newton Upper Falls, 10, and $40 am ITO, rs
p. m. @
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester at 730 (and Exl am, 23O (4.30 Elk
4, p ~ 800 Ex pm
"A " Milford al 730n,,n 12455
FIaa'n Cen, $50, 500 " $50, see"
CIV. Tr) 3l5, 5.l5 6l5 < is and O. IL ~ ~
" Brooklne, 7l0, 735, $50. a IL A. A. 235. $50.
81, 81, ~, . 80 p. IN. n
Charles River Branch ITO am 70 Al 81 N M
Nv. Newvomstalion. ~ r,T
q. TwICHELL, supr
boston. way z, lobd~ dawtf
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellera
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-WEEKLY-Usual time is Hours.
TIE Boats of this Line

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York Low, and with E.
qualDespateh, as by any OIherLi1Ae.
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THE WONDER or THE WoRLDi
Boston, May S, 1853.

III ace ask is his oRe question,
If you have got any lungs,
If you have got stomach,
II you have got a liver,
If GU have got any blood
If you have got nucous membranes, any Other
members of The body that . heirs to Hiss
Are you not interested in this great remedy Devnea
Compound Pitch Lozenge Store, fremont Temple,
5. FULLER 4 co. Pioprieors.
Sold in Worcester by Caldwell & Hill, Druggists,
Agents; Taft & harrington, Grocers, and by deaera-
generally myl4 DIFF
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Snecial Notice to Foreigners.

FFVHOMPSON & CO., Express torwarders, having
made arrangements for drawing Checks directly on
the Belfast Banking Company at Belfast Ireland, amy
OF its branches, are ready to draw Checks the
above Company, from { to 100000.
The advantage Of sending friends abroad Bank
Check instead OF Drafts individuals, be clearly
obvious.
Bills Of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates,
for passages from Liverpool to New York, or Boston,
furnished at this office. s v. r. uICKGOX, Agent,
les DIFF Waldo Block. lain street, Worcester.
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and Worcester Railroad,
I1sS - -, Fec
EzaG III Slsz-59-l 49,
JMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and efte1 Monday, May 9th, 1858, through PAS
SENGbR TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence at 1920, and 80 a. M. and 400 D. u
Leave Worcester at $50, and Il a. and a. 10 p. IN.
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.Oss's Providence & Worcester Xpress

by Every Tram.
FEz5555zfs5Ell PACKAO Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or.
defs attended to, with despatch.
Packages and small cases forwarded aud other Express
business transacted Fan River Mansfield, Aiteboro,
Taunton, New Bedford, aud Nantucket, Mass Brs
tol, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, Wickdeld, leaceaale, and Wakefield R. l.. and
stonington, Conn.
OFFIcE.-American House, Worcester.
Worcester, March 6, 1852. mars du
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE
THE CoMMODIoUs STEAMER
g. A ~ an

- -A-Na--1- ~ ~ = Nl7a In 49, - -
CAPT. CHILD,
d a. Having been chartered for the sea.
gAA * " son, will commence Der Excursion
.,Hszzzss.lZ trips to Newport, touching ar Bristol
) = - Ferry, each way.
Wlrleave Providence, Fall River Iron Works Wharf,
(east srae) al O'clock, A. NJ, aud will arrive in New
800. "fSs' =
Fare 70 bristol, IS cts; Bristol Ferry, 81 cts New.
por and hack, so cts
Announcements can be made on application to the
Agent for Excursion parties 10 any Accessible main, ~
me Bay or sound New Bedford, Nantucket Block
Island, New London or New York
JOHN KENDRICK AGENT,
IA Exchange Place.
Providence, June 49, 1853. h daw3m
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RLLNDs, WIN DOW sAsHEs. WINDOW
- FLAMES, DOORS, &c, of all kinds and pljces
made from Northern and Eastern Lumber constantly
Also ~ ''o9' "o'i0e'-
s. phlNpS PAlNFBD, lurnished, and hung complete.
sashes glazed with Glass Of any quality
ohVuHD GLASS, alwass on hand, or will be
ground to order Rroken windows repaired al short no.
tlee Al orders by mail, otherwise promptly st.
tended to. Goods packed for their destinat,pn aud
warranted to arrive without breakage The inbabi.
tahts OF worcester County in want of such articles
are invited 10 call at No. % Main ST. onnosite tie
Court House. and examine INV stock, and see for HEM
serves JOSEPH WADSWORTH
Jeio deOdawSm
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR., G., A, HILL,

No. l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
XETOULD say that great ey peuse he has prepared
" from the original recipe, The French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington, D.,
while praccing in the Hospital in Pugs under the i'm
mediate o. servation of the renowned RfCORD, OF Par
is, and ACTON, of London.
Warranted in all have the desired effect
These Pills are invariably tain regu the e.
male sy stem, and can be taken wit5osf ahard. re-
lefis warranted, the money returned They ars
known by hundreds of females in this county TO be the
only preparation ever discovered, that has proved nva
rably certain in all cases.
Sappresssons, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptieal and never
after will they be induced to take any other. Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from
Male and Female ImDOsters,
under the pretence of efecting cure medicines which
in nineteen OF twenty have injurious effect
upon the SYSTEM without producing the desired result
or any sign Of IT, should shun these bpeds use none
but the gennine
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FLne Eaed.

Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement.
ZIONIST ANTLY on hand and fJr sale by
" BLISS, SUTTON, & Co,
my23 dawif No. Mechanic ST
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Desk Mandatory.

II p. WRIGHT q Co, Manufacturers OF Pupts,
As Counting Room and Office Desks; Library, Office,
and Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and Book
Cases OF every size and quality respectfully inform the
citizens OF Worcester and vicinity that they are now
notice, and IN the best styles And we will vibrant
our work to be equal to any the country. Rear of
Paine's Block cofner of Main and Pleasant Streets
worcester, Mass. Il. WRIGHT,
janis DIFF NJ. SMILEY.
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

THE subscribers will run daily Express for the
L Of Boxes, Bundles Merchandise, and every
other Xpress Freight between the above named places
and aler this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at A O'Clock, P. NJ.
All orders entrusted us left at the Post Office.
Horace Waite's Store. Leicester, (where states
may be found) will be promptly and faithfully attended
TO.
Office in Worcester, at II. Newion's, 207 Main
street. JOEL SIBLEH a. co.
leicester, March l. 1858. MARI dawIi
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rorl md MoIcester,
$3.50
LLLO

g New York via Worcester, Spring
field, Hartford and n ew Haven, SIS
Newport and Albany via Worc'ter a. Springfeld SIS
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- 81 e. E FIEss;sssa
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Salt.
( f0ARSE Fine and r inc, in Sacks and small Bags
Tor sale low, by p. IOTHROP.
icy dt % Mech mic ST.
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Secretary Marcy on Diplomatic Uniforms
What Of Our Foreign Rclationss

Our present premier is an ''old fogy." The
fact is established. His official pronun cian,en-
los upon diplomatic uniforms settle the ques-
ton.
lie is a disciple of Ben Franklin. He so pro-
claims himself He urges the plain republican
dress of Franklin, such as that, we presume, in
which he appeared at the splendid court of
Louis XVI, as the proper costume for our
ministers abroad; shad-bellied coat. very
long waistcoat. white cravat, without shirt
collar, short, tight breeches, blue yarn stock
ings, and low shoes with plain buckles. No
moustaches no whiskers, no goatees no gold
lace nor tinsel Of any sort: no Cockney or Pari-
sian pattern or cut Of fashion; no japanned half
boots no gold chains, no diamond breast pins,
no flash waistcoats. no embroidered shirts no
disgusting limitations of the diplomatic snobs of
Europe no stuff or nonsense or humbug of that
sort, If you please, but everything, gentlemen,
of the plain unsophisticated, unostentatous
democratic republican style and cut Of good old
Doctor Franklin And all the country. from
Dan to Beersheba, from Washington to Concy
Island. says Amen So mote it be
Such is the first grand diplomatic movement
of Secretary Marcy. He begins his career by
taking off the tinsel trappings Of his subordi-
mates abroad. If there is jackdaw among
them, let him be exposed. And all the country.
from Cape Cod to California will cry amen
And this is Just the move which our diplomatic
corps might have expected. When our Pre-
mier was Governor of this great commonwealth
he was not particular about patch or so upon
his trousers. provided the cost did not exceed
fifty cents and he was indemnifed Ivy the
State He was never a fancy man in his dress
he has always despised such triHing inanities
-alwoys. lie has had other fish to- fry. In
fact, we are not aware Of a single case in which
that thing Of the tailors shop, called q dandy
has ever risen to the dignity Of Secretary o
State. But as dandies have been heretofore
and may have been lately, appointed as pleni
potcntiaries, or charges, or as their secretaries
the Governor has thought fit to read them .
wholesome chapter Of advice on gold lace anc
millinery in general. And all the country. from
Communipaw TO Point Isabel, will say amen
And what contrast is here presented be
tween our government under General Pierce
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yesterday rendered by both the prosecution and de-
fence, in the Williamsburg millinery case, will be
seen by the interesting report in another column.
As che Court desired time TO review this additional
testimony, the sentence Of the defendants was post
psned till Thursday afternoon.
Three buildings were set On fire and entirely con-
sumed by the explosion of q steam boiler in coffee
mill, in Boston, yesterday.
The last European advices are reported to have had
no effect upon the New Orleans cotton market The
stock on hand in that port has dwindled down to
one hundred and twelve thousand bales.
Our inside pages to-day contain very interesting
letters from London and Albany; Trial of Sasscer for
the Murder of Miss Johnson in Washington; English
View of the Norwalk Calamity; Official Report Of
the Common Council Proceedings Financial, Com
mercial, Judicial, Theatrical, and Miscellaneous
Intelligence, &c.
The steamship Asia will be due today with three
days later news from Europe.
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IN THE CASE OF NEARY, UNDER SENTENCE Or
DEATH-REsPITB GRANTED By THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Seymour has granted respite Of one week.
in the Of Thomas Nsary Sentenced to be executed On
Friday. the 18th Inst, for the murder Of his wife.
Sheriff Orser has called another jury in the Of this
supr fer the purpose Of testing the Ilss Of insant1
Instituted BY his counsel Mr. Henry Morrison. The Prsr
vious jury were unable to agree upon verdict.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon, the SheriR's jury
were summoned to appear at the Court Of General Ses
sons for the purpose Of taking medical testimony in the
matter-Chief Deputy wilet presiding. Mr.. Morrison,
counsel for the convict moved to have jury sworn.
Sheriff wet replied that he could not proceed with the
case, - Mr. Blunt, the District Attorney, out Of
town, and produced telegraphc despatch from Albany
asking for the case to be postponed until to-morroW
wednesday, The case was therefore adjourned over
until O'Clock this afternoon. The Sheriff announced
that the jurynien Who were on the former iDquiston
would not be called again and therefore need attend
The Governor has not mentioned anything about the
convict Fitzgerald, and the impression Is that hs wiz
suffer the death penalty Friday morning, the nth
instant.
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BrookJvn CITY IntelIieence.

CASE OF ALLEGED MALPRACTICE ACTION FOR DAMAGES -
siding, the Of wl,on against SMELL, called up
for trial on Monday afternoon Beth parties reside in
which are d at ON Of S
loss Of the right hand Of small boy aged absut years,
the of Albert C. Wilson. The defendent practs-
to attend to the 1t appears from the evidence ad
duced that in August Of last year the led sustained
below the elbow. The father, 81 it is alleged, actingn
der the advice Of Others entered this suit and charges
that the LOIS to tine boy on all tine % 2" the hand xss
case and that it had been properly attended TO- such
result could not have occurred. large number Of
Witnesses were examined, among whom were Doctors
Mott Rogers Wood Ayeres and others. The main points
epdeavored to be established by the prosecution wsre
that modification of the extraites had been caused
rst BY early and tight application Of bandages to the
from the elbow to the fingers and by carelessness
Those meet by the
the testimony of the above named eminent surgeons.
The general opinion ELECTED from theas witnesses was,
that the injury near the elbow joint caused obtera
ton of the leading artery the arm the trunk o. the
vessel getting entansea amongst the shattered portions
OF BONE being pressed upon by eusod blood thus i'm
pediDg the circulation and intsrruptpg its how to tho
thereby causing gangrsns or notification
should be Chased as that known BY the term ary gan
CREME" aud that the appearance Of humidity some OF
the fingers caused BY effort Of NATURE to relieve
the dry, Many ladies' neghbors of the family of the in
ued boy were for the defence and proved
that while thsy had visited him frequently during his
illness he had never complained Of pain, and that they
informed by the mother that he doing exceed
nsy well The evidence was closed last evening" and at
nine O'Clock this morning counsel will sum-
ming up when the case will be given to the jury.
ANOTHER FIRE IN BRooKLyN-About O. clock on Monday
evening" fire discovered in the carpenters shop in
Hicks street. Brooky bet~een Harrison and Degraw
streets owned by Mr. John Shelley and the whole shop
and materials destroyed together with eight nine
chests of tools belonging to the in the employ of
Mr. Shelley Mr. Shelley loss in the shop and materials
is about eight hundred dollars-no insurance.
The loss by the in tools will probably be about
eight hundred dollars, which there insur-
apce This Is heavy loss to the men, Who depend
solely their daily labor to support themselves and
families. and informed that all of them
RED men, end have families to support We would
suggest to the citizens of Brooklyn the proprey of
ing subscription for the relief of thu who have
suddenly been bereft of their tools without which 1t will
be impossible for them to follow their usual avocaon
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Court Calentlar-This DIV,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 2 to 9, II. IL.
SUPREME C0URr-CiIcuit Part Nrst-Nos 643, 661,
III 70 49, so2 81 s2S "a ~ to 7le Part sesond
i 2o3, l 205 to 2l3 l ,215 to 2l9, 1,222 1.223.
SUPREME CoURr-Specal Term.-Nos 1, 2 8, 5, to 13.
Is, 10, l8, 19H.
Court COMMON PIEAs-Part First-Nos 1855 to
1888 les to Ill. Part Second-l 176 to $780, 1874
to ], 198
SUPERIOR CouRr-(Two Branches. Mos. 44o &c. 1877,
$780, 1882 go 469 496. 697 776 63. SOS, $780, $685. s24
0S6 to 99S, 1000 to 1,o06 ZOOS to 1,Ol5, 10l7..
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Malls for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
yhs Cunard steamship Arabia, Captain Judkins, VIII
have this port at u o'clock too day, for Liverpool
Sabsepn and advertisements for any edition OF the
Nxw YORK HERALD viii be received at the following
faces In Europe
IIvsRPooL-John Hunter, No. 2 Paradise street.
L0SDoE-Edward Sandford Co, Cornhil.
i" VIM Thomas 4 Co. No. 10 Catherine strest.
1AHH-Iivingston, Wells & Co. Rue de la Bourss.
B. H. Revolt No II Rue de 10 Banque.
The European mails win close at half past ten o'clock
This morning.
T,s WEEKLY HERALD win be published at half past nine
sslock this morning Single copies IN wrappers, six
punse.
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THE CONNECTICUT RAILROAD ACCIDENT Law
In holding up the action of the Connecticut
Legislature as an example to be followed by
our representatives at Albany, we do not wish
to be understood as endorsing every feature Of
the bill to prevent injuries and the destruc-
ton of life upon railways, and by railroad
trains" recently introduced by Mr.. Hyatt
Chairman of Committee. Many of its provi
sions are. in our opinion. unnecessary and in
furious. Railroad accidents may be prevented
without obiiging trains to come to full stop
before every draw or crossing; and the duty Of
keeping railroads and their appurtenances in
good repair need not be entrusted to State
Commissioners, while the companies pay direc-
tors and other officers for that very purpose.
Such rules would only tend to check railway
travelling, and to embarrass the management
of railways. The real object to be obtained by
bill to prevent accidents. is to increase, not
to tighten the responsibility of managers
Transferring that responsibility froma board of
private directors, to Board of State Commits
sioners, offers no additional guarantee to the
public, nor can we, in common justice, uphold
the establishment OF such Star Chamber COM
mission, as the Connecticut act contemplates
The most natural and simplest safeguard
against accidents, can be secured by rendering
it the vital interest of those who can prevent
them to do SO. BY depriving directors of their
powers, we necessarily diminish their RESPONSE
bility. and diminish the interest they have in
guarding vigilantly against accidents. If on
the contrary,we leave those powers in their
natural extent, we are at full liberty to require
at the hands Of their posscssors such discretion
in their use as will ensure the public safety.
We can punish the want OF such discretion by
the severest chastisement the law allows. What
more is needed?
We know, both from foreign and domestic ex-
periencc, that accidents need not occur, even on
the most frequented lines. Where they do oc-
cur they are invariably the result Of misman-
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Meet To-day.

The Democratic State Convention Of Texas, at Wash
ngton, Texas IT, nominate candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor.
ledgevilIe.
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Marine Affairs.

THE STEAMSHIP JAS. ADGER, Capt. Dickinson, arrived yes
terday morning in 50 hours from Charleston with large
number Of passengers, By the kindness Of Mr. Purser
nsdals promptly placed in possession of Charles
ton, New Orleans and other Southern papers.
The srEAMsnnP FLORIDA, Capt. Woodruff, arrived this
morning from Savannah. We received from Mr. Purser
Thompson late Savannah papers.
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TnEGRAPHIc CHANGE.-We learn that T. s. Paxton, },
Esq, who has long been distinguished the President Of
the New York Albany, and Buffalo Telegraph Company,
has resigned the Office and his resignation accepted
the day before yesterday. We understand that Mr. r.
leaves the company in q very Aourshng condition Mr..
Chapman. of Utica has been appointed treasurer Of
4ho
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MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTIONAL CoSyKNroN-Tm LAST
PHoNocRAPmc BIuNDER "A member Of this Convention
the other day spoke the following sentence eff you In
corporate such provision in the constitution you will
place stain upon the Commonwealth which earthly
power will be able to erase" photographic reporter
got it thus eff you incorporate such provision in the
constitution you will place o stone upon the Common
wealth which earthly power will be able to raise,
Monatrous big stone that Poor Massachusetts, hurried
and tombstone put upon her, which nothing short Of
angels from heaven will be able to remove Oh Pho.
biography, how dost thou murder common sense
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tut $50 Broadway win take place in connection with the
Church this Wednesday, afternoon and evening" June l5
to be devoted the their church
edifce, erecting Twenty third street. between Fifth
Sixth Persons friendly to the object ved
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Icehcrn ma hats styles-Opo of the
tgsnsise mats exhibited
this city found tANTAS 106 Canal street.
corner Wooster drab beavers gaining
envabe popularity account of their lghtnee beaut
appearance and the and COMFORT they tho
wcarer in thi, bot and oppressive wssthGy
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New York Buslncss Directory, 1853 and "a,
for sale ct the office of the New York City Directory l6p
Broadway, and at the bookstores. Price % cents.
CHARLES X. RODE, late Dogsett Il Rode.