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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

We, the undersigned Physicians, having had the re-
eeipt of their manufacture submitted to for nspec-
ton, say, that the ingredients of which they are com.
posed, make tbs the best pills for all diseases of
the Liver Impurities of the Blood, We say this
not only from own Judgment but also from that OF
the best medical authority in the United States. All
d sedses requiring the of an Alternative. Ola
PHORETiC, and PURGATIVE MEDICINE, that
came under notice. has been treated with the above
Pills with the most satisfactory
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. D.
CRAWL EV #
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29
Orders for Coal
Wrapping Paper.

wrapping TdpcT.
7l0O HEAMs OF various sizes, Weighing from G /
lOOO 100 lbs per rean for sale BY
II. +. EATON Il co.
ueezf u1 1856 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

Needles. ~ eedles
FINHE subscriber wou respectfully inform the Inhab-
itants OF Worcester, that he Is manufacturing every
description Of Sewing Needles, OF superior quality,
which he offers 10 Store keepers from 10 10 20 per cent
cheaper than they can buy elsewhere
realen viii ind IL TO their advantage, TO give him
eau before purchasing elsewhere.
~ wanted, or Girls, to learn the above.
janis dawu y. =. cox. South Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

u Purchase none but those having the signature, 81.
n bnBE NSACK," upon each box, all others are
worthless initial Ons.
Agents wishing supplies and all others wishing to
become Agents. must address the Proprietor, j. N. HO
BENSACK, AT his laboratory, Ne. 100 orth Second ST
above kare, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants in the IT. States
Pamphlets giv certificates of cures performed in
different sections the country the above medicines
can be had gratis of the Agents
For sale BY LEWIS I. LAZELL, E. II. MARSH,
erall, over the State. PRICE, % rENfs
REDDI Nc & CO., No. 3 State street. Boston,
Wholesale Agents.
nov Is dSsTuaw
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EXPRESSES, &C.
New Freight Arrangement
RETWEEN UynP rESTEp INV

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with E.
quGlGespatch, as by amy OtherLine.
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ss4ss!lS4-el% rsstzszsg::zss fSse9 -
-eaasz-sES&z-Sza 49, 49, s1s5t $50
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statira Morse; Ie4 DO. per screamer 80 do per Sui
tana; 10 do. per benjamin Adams; SO do. per
Maeem rs do. per Cordea; 46 do per Chrisana 20 do
per 81 do per Commerce. 20 do per Chars-
magne l.3 do per bark Nordamerca Il do per Prince
Abelt-total liza packages pyewoods-2s tons $50
vita; tons brazilletto wood Drugs and dyes-l 800
csntars and lot birthstone $50 cases rolled picul
crude 90 200 casks ochre ~ casks arsos 10 casss
ZIG boxes pearl sago sO3 hbs gambler; CASKS cases
camomes 65 caseslcorce 10 cases do paste 42 casks
cologne water perfumery 500 kegs chemicals;
casks so sodaah 10 bales Ceases csssa vera cases
cases drugs. Furs-1 case. fish-l3s,so Kilograms
dry cod Ash lbs rs rkins q baskets herring Fruit
Pa oranges 72s boxes 265 quarter chests lemons
rs casks 81 kegs. 10 2S4 boxes 500 half boxes, $3.50
quarter boxes raisns 2 trails almonds $50 boxes mac
caron eol kegs olives 200 drums h isa boxes capers
u jars assorted preserves containing jars pre-
served nu'megs PIG boxes nutmegs; boxes of fruits
Gutta Percha-3 packages articles Hats boxes y
cases Hair-2 bales horse 81 casks is bales hair Hides
$50 buffalo, So bdls do and cow 3Sl dry COW and OK;
2<s salted 1929 dry s25 hides India Rubbera2 bags
Dbl ivory Iron25 S04 bars railway iron 81 sI7 bars,
1855 bdls iron asa bdls sheet do 69i5 bdls bar do
2424 bdls hoop d. 3Sl bars and 80 bd Swe iish do,
337 bars angle do 206 bds scrap do, $3.50 rails do,
9ss tons pig do 2o2 sheets iron 600 bdls galvanized
do rods 81 iron tires 100 railway axles, 80 casks do
spikes; cask, 81 chains 257 bdls railway do 362 bdls
22s pigs Of lead 1eathers casks. bbls trusses'
cases Iumber-l16 900 it. spruce scan 1877 900 laths
Mats1o9 dog dunnage 40 doz mats Metal hhds bbls
/ tierce yeew metal Molasses-366 hhds 40 bbls, 20
tierces Marble-l46 blocks 1904 ma bile tiles. OILS
puncheons nseed casks SPERM sol boxes IS casks oil
Oatmeal-1 Dbl cal, bbls. oatmeal Pants-100 bbls.
painters coors $40 tons chalk 152 tons black do rs
casks paints. Paser-247 Potatoes-2 bbls Rags
COT bbs 1874 bags. Rattans-s 224 bundles sat-6 9O3
sacks $3.50 bushels. Seed-16 pkgs canary; 20 bags
mustard 65 bbls., SO bags, 80 seed skns645
bales goat skins bale sheep do pkg deer; 2s7 bales
skins. Sumac-1, $50 bags. Steel-l,367 bundles, 657
cases 1856 bars spelter-2,93 plates. Sugaro39 hhds
2eS bbs., So terces, so boxes. Spces-22 bags pi-
mustard. spirits-4l un,heons whiskey 43 puncheons
rum; cask, 104 do. bottled 25 Or casks brandy II
cases 81 casks ale. Segsrs-S boxes, II Tin
IA 24 boxes tin ates $50 boxes tin and terne plates
$3.50 hoses tin 4t4 bars s74 kegs l2lo slabs tin lea
-l775 boxes. Wne--l5 hhds. pipes At Or. casks, Is
eighth casks 4s octaves Madeira 1890 baskets rs
champaign $40 casks 627 Or do II half do. pipes,
butts 100 bbls, ia kegs, 1892 baskets, "a
pieces mahogany; 1893 bags rosewood. Willowe58 bdls
Window Glass-3S26 cases. 421 boxes, 27s packages
Wool bales ocks; 139 bales Cordova: 1875 bales wool
$50 bales woolen waste. Znc-56 bbs los ingos.
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HOME STEADS.


TTvTIE LANDS OF THE PETERSVILLE ASSOCIATION
situated in the town Of New Rochelle unrvaod for
beauty and Of there being twelve
~ The subscription list Is fast filling up Members paying
$6 in weekly instruments Of sixty FIVE entitled
four city lots quarter and In like for
larger plots Ample time given new members TO pay back
Hail. Of B adway and Grand street further
particularly apply to r. A. Potter President, NO. Hanover
ort brady, at G, D. Hatch Co.'s No. william street.
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IIOTELs.

EvERETT HOUSE, ON UNION sQUARE.-THB UN.
~ dersgned has leased this and spacious hotel To-
Vie :.s on The sth q November next house he: bess
tans apartments embracing All the comforts elegance
modern private residences deeirous Of making
HAWLxY p. CLAPP. Lats q ~ HsniiVea He10a
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The Cumberland Miners Journal says that the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company have pleted their
switch connecting with the Lynn wharve and the Parker
Vein Company sending about hundred tons of
COAL which they will double day, TO Alexandria
from their Caledonia and Jackson mines.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of certain
articles imported into this port during the week ending
and including Friday, Oct. q, 1853 -
NEGOTIATIONS TIE PORT or NEw YORK
Bleaching powder-l25 tierces. Bricks-20O 600 fire.
Cant es46 cases containing l,73l lbs. sperm Cheese
-l64 Coa-2s3 tons orre $50 tons gas 122 chadrons,
139 railway wagon loads. 2167 tons Copper-55 ca ses
sheathir, packages l3 bars, half barrel Is ngos;
90 casks IL barrels packages old CoTee-3 7a0 bag,
81 sacks Dry goods 1853 packages per steamer At
lantc 229 do. per Glasgow S94 do per Humboldt sos
do per Asia 1856 do per ship William Nelson 1884 do per
Monezuma 255 do. per James Wright; GAG do per South
America 03 do. per Mariner 215 do per Robert Peel:
2l6 do. per Haue 1Ss do per Waterloo; lis do. per
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l.. A. invites HE friends to call before buying
they will find 1t to their advantage.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAN
VI iewelry gro. G. ALLEN, importer,
street, near Broadway, second floor.
JULES JuEGESsEg WATCHES.
Warranted perfect time keepers, from.
COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, from. ......,....
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And quarter second watches, for timing horses
" cHRoNoMETrRs.
Splendid pocket. chronomcters, perfect Z
AS'fs15 -. '''' 1870
EIGHT DAY WATCHES,
Which run eight days with one winding -.
- ENAMEL WATCHES,
For lhdles, some IN hunting cases. :. .........
DIAMOND WATCHES,
TOT iauies, some IN magic cases. ........"..
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change into three different watches. I.
WATCHES WHICH WIND
And turn tie hands without key. .......t
ALL KINDS OF WATCHES AT VERY Low
Fine gold lcrine watches, four holes jewelled.
r r1d gid sstaShed Levers ,c- mo i:d;ss
Gcid English patent levers, hunting cases.
silver patent levers as low as............. !.
Silver detached levers as low ss. .......t
for gale at much loss than the usual prices.
AL, kinds Of gold chains, pure gold wedai
heys and seals, gold pens and pencils, gold NJ
bles, bracelets, brcsstpins, cuff pins, 1ockets
and silver spcctaclcs, gold toothpicks, char
chains, DC.
sILvERwARE.
Sterling silver spoons, cups, forks, pie knives
fruit knives. wedding cake knives, &c.
Watches and jewelry exchanged. All waite
to keep good time, or the money returned.
REPAIRS
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned ar,
the best manner, at much less than the usual I
superior workmen, and warranted. h
Watches sent by mail Or express 70 all part
States free Of charge.
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COMPTROLLER,s OFFICE

ElNANcL DEPARTMENT, CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
chase IF lots the Fire and Police
proposals will be received at No a Of Record until the
WIEN Ss viii e satisiy 4 the snpsro!sr.
G the
New York For the purchase Of lot Of ground for
sS 'ss SsnB'y Z s'fss
Fourth between Perry and dc cS Ssi
sss
entity Of the Second and Twentisth Twenty
M sns s S s a
avenues between which it situated clear title viii be
required ard payment win be made the delivery the
lease %snt will be made quarterly Each propossien
sas Of lot i in Fs i2r
tenth street the proposition thus sealed up and thus
s9yscS9s
the part Of the Corporation to reject any or all Of te bd
Of the e.y necessary " pr9:e .nD
public S;sst. the city New York duo and Pays
Val q s'iy sss sss
&c H. 3 b. S
Ted Curing The period shs books remain closed he
Comptroller, otaee, Now York Oct l. ISIS
Monty, soNEY.-ADvANcEs MADE, OR BOUGHT
forcs household furniture mecRanic toos Guns pistols
WH1TEE No. $ Division ny Tssr near Market 1PSs
Colts aud other revolving pistols
MORTGAGES FOR SALE AT A DISCOUNT-sEvE
I raj bordR and mortgages real estate in tho CITY
New York. for sale at d Excellent opportunity
Answer with and address Mortgage Herald office
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
~ October 10, 1859 The President and directors have
th day declared dividend Of per tho oapits
stock Of the company for the six months ending
last and Eve dosr per share from the proceeds the
estate formerly occupied by the no,
Ter streets payable the stockholders and after Tuesday
lst November next The transfer book will closed from
G. L. EvERITT, Secretary.
pEMITThNCEs TO ENGLAND IRELAND SCOT.
II land md Wales.-Rls Of the Bank Charleston ON
The Bank of Liverpool in Of pound sterling and
upwad negotiable at Of the banks In the United King
dom, for sale by CENTER 4 CO, 20 Old slim,
Of Water street.
DEADY MONEY, IN ANY SUM, CAN BE HAD ON DR.
III post Of watches jewelry damonds dry goods plate
cigars pianoerte or ether personal property the
Liza Insurance and Loan ONCE No Cham street. fuea
Chatham.) Once hours from 10 8 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
DEouLAR FANCY FIR RLIsnEp laas

DECULAR FANCY FUR sTORE-ESTA BLISnED 1899
IL GEORGE s. MANSON 4 CO., manufacturers aud
importers Of fancy furs and skins have constantly
Of NUTS boas victorines pelernes tamas
sontags cares gauntlets mantilas gloves sleigh robes
&c &c, wholesale and retail AZ Maiden lane. Ladies' ara
especially invited In call and examine their extensive
quite equal 10 In the trade and all unos
the premises We also remind the ladies that wa wore M
only fur house in tho United States that received medal
seen Az Maiden lane N B-Brenoh store "a
North Third street Philadelphia Highest rates paid
for shipping furs.
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T Ap1Es, FANCY ruRs-rHE snnscRInER,s sroc,

AIDES FANCY FURS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
IL Of rich fancy rs Of all nations ready for speo
tion and VIII be found to comprise the greatest
assortment OF muHs cuffs pelerines, votorne tppots
talnas ard other fashion fur ever
hbited in establishment Some rich pscimens Of impe
rial Russian sable amongst this coloctop and
further expectation Of those valuable skins prohibited
by the autocra ladies will find the present desirable
opportunity Of purchasing GEO. BULPIN 3Gl Broadway
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON EY NJ AR X e r.
SATURDAY, Oct. 22-6 P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Oct 22-6P. NJ.
We have nothing new to report in the stock market
day. With about the usual amount Of transactions
there has been material variations in prices and the
bulls ami bears about hold their Most of the trans
actions at the first board for cash. We notice de-
cline In Panama Railroad Of per cent Stonington u;
Illinois Central Bonds, l. improvement in the New
York Central Railroad of u per cent; Hudson Railroad
Cumberland Cosl, u; Nicaragua Transit u Crystal
Palace /; Norwich a Potomac, ! per cent prices
ruling the mining board yesterday Potosi Lead sold
sixty days. sellers option at prices ruling for cash
Friday This stock will take mining spectators BY storm
of these days. There sales of Ulster to-day
the regular board. Penn Zinc is really worth much
than it is selling at but for the stringent times It
would rule much par Holders and present buyers
have the benefit Of the margin New Jersey Zinc which
is in fact not cheap stock is selling at nine per
larger capital Holders of bank stocks appear dis
posed to sell at present prices. The premium is large
and the probability that it will steadily depreciate has
doubt had it's influence capitalists.
At the second board the market little more buoy
ant; buyers were more plenty. Nicaragua Transit ad
vanced 4 per cent? Illinois Central RR l. Canton Com
pany, ~; New Jersey Znc y; Parker Vein, 4; Hud
son River RR, al Erie RR, "a Reading RR. x; Hsr.
lem RR., u; Stonington RR. l. New York and New
Haven RI. fell off IA per cent.
There was a large company present at the sales Of
stocks advertised for account Ct Jacob Little Co. The
prices obtained better than those ruling yesterday
at the board of brokers' OF the 600 share. advertised
ALSO sold. The balance had been previously dis
posed Of at private sale. The sale was as foloss:-
115 Del Hud Can Co 1922 $50 Del Hud Can Co loJ y
eI6 do........ 1924 1850 DOM. 1915
275 do........ 1o2 AS do....... 1oi Z
The bonds of the Illinois Central RR Company were
Withdrawn.
statement Of lumber surveyed At Bangor from July
LIST to October ls 1853 compared with ths amount sur
veyed during the corresponding period 1857 is as fol-
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UNURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE-DUPLICATE
Of all the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured with
the greatest in variety of fur choice skins
are selling by the subscriber at moderate prices Also
splendid designs in rich velvet cloaks trimmed
with sRussap sable, HUDSON Bay sable ermine sable
mink, stone martin, Buenos Avrcs chnchiis Russian lynx
the ivery pumage of the prebe from the lake Geneva
ans great variety Of other choice urs Ladies and visitors
respectfully invited to view these very beautiful invsp
on preparatory TO their supplying themselves with fnrs
for the season. CHARLES COOK.
Fur manufacturing and skin importer, 625 Broadway.
Several Of stuffed sabes and ermines sale well
worthy the attention Of naturas which arrived
Palaca. = -
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&O OOO TO 5000 wANTED-ON BOND AND
YL.OUU MORTGAGE on house and two .cres at New
Brighton for four years. at cent Apply to c.
Embree ESQ., Nassau street. N. " to L. 9. Clark Esq.,
Port Richmond, Staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
EDUCATION.

-
MR.. i. DE GRAND.VALS CLASSICAL
1M French, and Spanish boarding school 4
tlemen, Hudson terrace, Hoboken, Nj Terr
$Io to 500 for full course of studies; French
and drawinT In cluded. Circulars at the instit
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DEADY MONEY, IN ANY SUM, CAN BE HAD ON DE
~ post Of wstches jeweiry, diamonds dry goods plate
cigars panoferte or ether personal property the
Ls and Loan ONCE No Chambers street. fneas
Chatbam.) once hours from TO o'clock
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&OOOO TO COMMISSION MEN.-THE SUBsCRI-
POOOU. her, long time resident in the Western part
Of this State and having extensive acquaintance with the
business Of that region would like to invest
In respectable house in this city and devote his whole time
and talents to the business Belt of reference given Ad
drasa Heral
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FINANCIAL.

&OS 0n0 TO LOAN, AT NO. IL CHAMBERS ST.
pLC.UUU in the basement, watches, diamonds, sill
ewelry silks dry goods personal property
bought ont for cash. strictly condential p
VIM TAYLOR
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WATCHES, JEWELRY.

nTAM0NDS-THIRTY PER CENT LO'
~ any house. LOUIS ANRICH, No. IS
buys and soils diamonds also rcsets them in til
i. A. invites his friends to call before buying
they will find 1t to their advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS VIII
ID or three siocle gentlemen, can be acoomr
rooms, at Al East Fifte' nth street.. third door
Square.
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FANCY FURSI

FANCY FURSI
EURs--oN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, TIE SUB
criber will exhibit their I'll imporations Of genuine
Russian and Hudson Bay sabs royal ermne mink stone
mart chnchia, squirrel &C. in the various forms Of
vctornes cardinals mus, and cuffs. All the above have
been selected and prepared with great by of the firm
IN London, and designed after the latest fashion.
A. I. STEWART a. CO., Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

DOARD.-A SUIT OF ROOMS, COMPRI
ID large and one small one can be obtaine
family. The location is very convenient to I
stages. Apply at 81 Irving place. One young
also be accommodated.
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LIxTRA PAY-ALL u s. NAVY SAILORS WHO
u served any u vessel in the Pacific at any
lS46 to 1863 promptly obtain their double pay of
EDWARD BISSELI, Agent,
Oate) Purser o. s. N. 20 South william st., below Wall
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN WIS CONsIN FOR SALE
800 lots in Manitowoe and Two Rivers l5OO acres on
~ Manowoc, miles from the lake town. which
there several fine mill Sites fine farms containing 20
beautifully situated the Fourth lake five miles
capital Madison further information apply
TO JOHN D. PARISH No IS Broad street gentleman will
the 18th 10Th, who i'll show the property
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OO1 prARI sTpFET-To RENT, THE THREE UP
) the store for light business ony sae
floor fifty feet de D. Rent $3.50 per year inquire W .a
Of John X. Uorple, address BY letter. a. L. D""s
Eastebestcr, N. Y.
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SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 Y Cen RR Bia QO3/ ono sbs Par vn Y $40 II

$1,000 n 7 Cen RR BIDS 9OX q
500 do. ....... 81 10
1000 Eric Inc BIDS. :. IS IL
1000 Erie Cvt BIDS, II IS 6
5000 do. lbs IS
5000 Erie Cvt BIDS, 49, s51a II
5000 Erie Certificates 80 z
1000 III Cen RI BIDS. so ]
Is shs U S Trust Co. 100 &c
O00 kir Tropcit IN Ia % OF
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ducons, but exhibiting marked contrast in the pros
perity OF their inhabitants shows that tura ad
vsnages of avail uness improved BY Skill industry
and intelligence These qualities will be exhibited
IN agricultural pursuits unless they held proper
estimation by people We find In every quarter of
the world that those pursuits successfully conducted
which are held in high esteem. The condition of Massa
chuets affords strong evidence Of the truth of this pro-
position. You wisely honor the industrious aborer the
skul artisan, the enterprisng merchant and the bold
and hardy seaman. public sentiment stimulates the
Fishermen Of Nantucket and New Bedford by admrng and
spplaudng ber patient daring, and hence they almost
monopoize the important whale fishery. We find large
amounts Of money and toll expended 10 create great
water power few miles from this spot and within your
Territories while in other sections of our country the
waterfall and the cataract waste their power u,eessly
and unemployed This is owing Co the fact that the SEN
tments OF your people encourage the manufacturer to
carry here his useful and enrichiny pursuits wba
elsewhere he may meet with only cold Indifference If we
wish the useful and honorable pursuit OF agricnltnre ~
flourish, must hold 1t in high and honora HE e4ti
nation This truth has been appreciated by the distn.
guished men OF our country from the time Of Washing
ton TO the days OF Webster 1t wittily and wisely
said by of citizens occasion like this that
salthough every farmer not President yet every
President farmer" Thus eminent men nave learn
cd the full value Of agriculture without undertaking
other empoyments they felt that manufacturing me
cultivation Of the soil They tnew, when competition had
exhausted the energies OF the artisan commercial re-
vulsions overwhelmed the merchant that our country
HE the tabled Aneus, must touch the earth in order to
revive it's exhausted energs and its enfeebed strength
(Cheers) Those who originated this exhibition acted
upon the principle that every evidence that the
people Justly estimated the farmers position was cal
eulated to promote her thank them for the
service they have rendered TO the greatest interest of our
country am happy to visit Massachusetts, occa
sion like this and for purpose which believe to be wise
and patriotic. I have always ADMIRED the intelligence
which your people have shown In honofng honest toll
and labor Eassachuset and New York huve honorable
histories The first blood Of the Revolutionary struggle
shed upon the soil of the oiN and the first British
weapon surrendered TO American daring within the
territory Of the her. (Cheers In conclusion he
posed--
The ste 81 just appreciation OF the
honoraile por Of Industry and the respect she pays to
shOse who ny their intelligence enterprise and energy c)n
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DoARD.-A FAMILY, OR TWO GENTLE
ID obtain pleasant room, with board, also G
for gentleman, at IL Beach street, near st. Jof
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-10
Truman Nj. Smith.
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, COiiectO,

Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector
and General .fgent.
HA AS removed his Office to the New Building opposite
the Post Office, of Third and Minnesota
where he will be found ready ATTEND to the collection
of debts purchasing and selling real estates payment
Taxes locating Land Warrants. etc. Having been in the
business for time past. and being provided with
Maps of all the surveyed portion the Territory and
the Cities the Minnesota river, he faers himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction to all who give
him call.
n. b. Town lots in st. Paul, ST. Anthony and all the
towns the Minnesota for sale at reasonable prices
Also, farms In the country with without improve
ments. ISt. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3Sy