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Boston advertisements.
s. ON e SIS


f / r e PROOF SAT- e S,
30 Merchants Row, Boston.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of
Worcester and vicinity that he has established Depot
or the sale of his improved Fire Proof Safes, at
No. So Merchants Roo, corner of Clinton ST.,
b O S II o N.
Having been engaged in the Manufacture of Safes for
the past twelve years, 3eng Practical Mechanic, and
giving his personal superintendent the Manufacturing
of his Safes, and they having been fully tested in
Der of cases. and found to be all that is desirable in
Safe, he feels warranted in saying that he will give most
perfect satisfaction to all who may patronize him.
SAMUEL JONES,
So Merchants Row, Boston.
He has for the satisfaction of purchasers obtained from
Mr. JOIN ii. BLAKE Of Scientific and Prac
tca Chemists the following certificate in relation to the
article with which his Safes are filled
&C State St., Boston, June l, 1S49.
Mr.. SAMUEL JoNES-.Sir | have examined the ma
eria used by you for surrounding your Fire Proof Safes
II is good non-conductor of Heat as any material
used for like purpose and will withstand the action Of
Fire. So far regards any injury, the contents of your
Safes might sustain from it, well the substance here
tofore used. JOHN II. BLAKE.
lam
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Gtoucs, ST.

GtAN BE FOUND AT 10 FRONT ST.
u WARDEN'S BLOCK.
general assortment of Stoves. Tin, Copper,
Britannia and Brass Ware Tin Roofs put in the
hest manners Tin and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
up at short notice. Also, Culver's improved Hot Air
Furnaces for heating public and private buildings, the
hest in the m0-ket. f. +. PHELPS
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zS-'7sss-SS-r'zf4.
On and after June 12th 1854, the Steamer Perry Cap
tain WooLsEY, will run between PROVIDENCE x NEW
PORT e9;iae''-, -; ~; Sacn Way with the Proyi
Leave Newport at A. NJ, and Il P. NJ. connecting
with Morning and Evening Trains from Providence
Leave Providence at A. NJ, and ?. NJ, arrival
Of trains from Worcester and Boston
II Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations Of New York and New Haven iilroad New
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
f A r r
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Railroads..
WORCESTER AND NASHUA R.R

WORCESTER AND NASHUA R.R
~, rEs4sasszss1 PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
as - follows
Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowell at
$50 "a m. $50 a S.35 a. IN. S.35 a. M
Ills m. 1880 p. LIS p. m. l.lop M
4.l5 p m. 6'S5p, m, Gl5 p m. e,2op IN
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell at junction Worcester
7.15 a. ZOO a. m. $50 a. m. 9.O5 A. H.
ll.45 a. m. ll.30 IN. 1880 p. IN. 1.55 p. m
500 p M 445 p. m. 535 p. m, $50 p, IN
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving at Nashua directly with trains
of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsic, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Trains from
Nashua connect directly with down Trains of Concord
r. r.
upward and downward Trains of the Fchburg Railroad,
and with NIL trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad to and
from Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with
Peterboro and Shirley trains upward, and morning aud
middle trains with the downward trains that road.
At Worcester $50 train with Steamboat
train from n. York via Norwich. lis a. m. connects
with Boston and Worcester Providence and Worcester,
Norwich ard Worcester, aud Western Railroad trnius
AIS connects with an above named roads
including the Express Train from New York and Albany
Train arriving at 905 with the a. trains
Of all the above roads, including Express Train New
York and Albany. That arriving at 1855 with p.
trains Of above roads. That arriving $50 p. with
the New York Steamboat Train via Norwich
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER K. Il. TRAINS,
running in connection with Worcester Nashua Trains
Leave Fitchburg at IS a. IN. l2.+0 and 5.45 p m.
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL a. and IL Is p. M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor
cester, Groton junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fchburg
u For connections with the other roads Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua see Snow and Wilder's
Pathfinder and Railway Guide
ID Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
lngton, Montpelier, Wells River White River Junction
St. Johnsbury, Plymouth, Littleton, and Wiers.
G. W. BENTLEY, sup't.
Worcester, August /, 1854. dawtf
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d r. NIL TAKEs PLEAsI ~

Sold by DAVID SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN Worces
ter, and by Druggists generally.
dec9 de cw3aw&w1am
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MED DOW'S 100 WAYS TO MAKE
MONEY consisting of new discoveries, valuable in
formation and 100 receipts by which persons have cleared
from three to ten dollars days. the past year. no per-
son can fail to make money, and is suitable every
station in life, either for travelling permanent locality;
and something every Mechanic Farmer Trader and Drug
gist should have
Address, post paid inclosng ST. and the above work
bostor arch l. 1898. daw1y
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PROVIDENCE s WORCESTER R. r.

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AK-SS@ A'NN rENNA' Eg-,s54Zsss==zz5--;S;ST.
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GREAT INDICTMENT TO ALL
~ All young men of energy, and ability in search
payment, ard possessed of small capital Of from 80 to
Sl2, will do well to call at e. Bowman, No. III Hanover St.
Boston, Cup stars) As he is in some II or Is
young men, to engage in light and agreeable business at
which person of strictly business habits can fail to make
money Young constantly making from $50 to SIS
per MONTH Allletters addressed above prepaid with
postage stamp enclosed. will be promptly attended
mchl d&w6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08

T1mNTTUIs1 NHEIINrsl NJ D0unH TO any FIyTc 1e7
sired.
Customers scndins thor orders Cor Probate, Town
oto'hrr Records, Joumal., nnckHt. of hooks fulrd
nndhsund 10 un, pattern whatever, may rely upon re-
crlvin1 prftt rt ltisfiriiun.
NJ. D.. DIvis. whn.c accuracy and wntkmanship iu
this branch of business ha- heru $50 1torauly tupwu
for,cvrral year. ptst, viii give ths department his
ptuirulfr aftfnfinn. VI. WALTON.
tn thu Store 80 long occupied bs r.. Walton 3 4.
T. Walton & -nns.
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Family Groceries

nF fhe bcst qHallii's always on hand iand at the
~ lo~rsi market prices
Sent - LYMAN and KING
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mass of corruption in our midst, and
men will be made to know that the
common questions at law are moth
ing to the importance of this trial
for citizenship in the Republic.
Suppose the Courts had acted on
this rule, what a mass of evil would
the nation have been delivered from
Emigration would not have been
kept from venturing here, for better
wages, greater advantages for i'm
proving their condition, &C., would
have presented inducements enough.
Individual justice is sacred thing,
but national justice is yet more sa-
cred, and because of its far reaching
consequence. An unworthy Repre-
sentative in Congress can be got rid
of in two years an unworthy Sem
ator in six /; an unworthy President
in four but an unworthy citizen is
fastened upon the nation for life.
Here in this most momentous matter
of comforting citizenship there is no
opportunity for new tIial, mo chance
for an appeal and should it be said
that great delay must ensue if the
law was rightly administered, let the
applicant wait as suitors have TO
wait "the laws delay" Let more
judges be appointed, and in our
large cities let there be court for
this purpose alone but in the name
Of all just things let us have done
with this haste TO confer citizenship
on these offscourings of Europe.
The lecture concluded with an
elaboration of the process contem-
plated by the speaker in the admins
tration of the law of naturalization,
reminding me of what Charming has
somewhere said, that the comforting
citizenship should be more au-
gust ceremonial than the Inaugural
ton of king, -not, of course, in
show, but in impressiveness. The
day would be a noted one the
throng great the judges address cl-
oquent, and powerful the exami-
nation careful, and the privileges
sought, seen to be by all, as some
thing Of immense value. And then,
after all, opportunity should be
granted by proclamation for any OBJ
lection to the act of naturalization.
Then would it be discovered wheth-
er the applicant had religious faith
enough to take an oath; and Athe-
lists, Pantheists, and disbelievers in
future life and judgment would
be kept out, and by the growth of
true virtue and intelligence, and f.
deity to the meaning and intent of
the Constitution, by noble patri-
otism, the ideal of a great republic
would be wrought out into COM
handing reality.
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Consumption Cured.

New 1urk, Dec. y, lraj.
canic 40 New York in the ship Telegraph my ma
tive place IL st. Johu New Bfunssiek when reach.
ed this city. my health very poori had vcy bud
cough tased good deal Of matter which vas frequent
" mixed with blood bad paiu IN my let side, aud
was very weak and omauciutcd. Ny friends add PLY
sicisn pronounced ny case Consumption und beyond
the roach If mrdicine. heard accidentally Of nt.
Cariis's uygeaun, or luhalng Hygeun Napor and
Cherry Syfup, aud obtained package which veftly
believe was the means OF saving my ic. Soon att"i
wearing the Inhaler. Hound relieved the pressure
ou us lungs, and utot while the disease made t.
appoattnre upon the sniia-o under the lnhulrf. I
took the Cherry syrup us difec'efi ant continued 10
do So my cough gradually guwins better, uuui i' on
ufclt ief me. and / now consides mlsot cured.
still wear the uhHlcr the ct ii - fathvt pleas
an q. aud hrlieyng It strengthening uuH puflying TO
Win b.. JOuN WOOD
rolIhy BOYD 4 PAUL. No. li9 Chamhefs eucot
g. g. RING. corner ct Iohn Street sud BfoodNuy, n.
Y. Pict 81 parsagc
s.. B.-Sny pcison losing 50 10 BOYD & PAUL
orc JNfiS q PERKINS. New York, viii receive a
tlciY ao containing bottle OF Hygean Napof, one Of
Chcfry Sytup and lnhlcf nest box, hf express
Goc o. sny pttl OF the Unned Statrs or louf iicki-
ecs, iof so. Agent TOT Montpelier, FRED. T.
SMITH. hu.ly
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Sake Pariicuinr Notice.

Tofc b. 900 esil tihii sometimes indurodiu b. boy
Boo solitude uiicn growing un Wi'h rni ip mnnluod,
and Whch u nut formed in fsc tine, rot ooli lcrct
srfioas nb-farrf natrimf nia happines, lut si,s
cd pfnif4tted dious, Hud estusiaiirg
aG,ctpn.. Few OF those Ha give va, 90 this perm.
ciOus prtciice arc aware ct the Consequences. Will
They lind thr nervous system -hatteod, fUCi stfaree
snd uaaccuuntable feelings, aui ,uusc isaft io ihe
mind.
The unfortunate thus afecit become terrible, D. On
able 10 ihof with arcusfuufu NEOf, or no Fplif his
mind io siuiYs So stcn iafds ard weak Do g. tul
irrcsnlue engages So hts sport With lee energy
than usu B.
II be- emnncipuir aimsrll before thr practice has
Jone Us worst, and erirf mrttiunnY, 10. marriage 10
unfiutfg aud hissr tells him that this Is caustd
hy be eaff ioiiics. Ihrst Gft coHsafrafcas utlck
shoHla Graicn me affon 4 those smioFiu sfuefr-.
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REMEMBER.
in1cr D. KiYKRLlN,s

lie who places himselt under ~. KiNREIINiS
treaimon may rclEiousy oondde 10 h, honor - r.
temnn, aud RELY upon The assurance lhut The secrets
OF DR.. ks patients viii ueFrT be disclosed.
fo uug msn-lst no false modcstY deter ,ou from
max 'ng YOU case known 10 who, from education
aud Tcspcctahiiiiy, cen certainly hrtTieud son.
Too auy think they VIII cunccalihc secret n their
hraris snd cure tho nee lvns. AlaS ho~ uiten
this fatal deiasion sna how many promising youug
mnn, who might have been otaamf focicty has
faded from ihs earth
Stfctues OF the urefhra rapidly "a b. Tho
anplrauun OF thcfupcuticui agent used only by
Dr. X. Hfakacss GHd coHsfiiRfsHal df6iify pToppfy
fnrfd. and ffu yiear gsrfaFfd.
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ma Rules Jer s Prompiea,ioH IF Life, Just fromth,
Press
letter with a remittance az 25 cents the watt e
inpost stamps, addressed TOR. kiNkEllN, Phila
dclphia Pa. viii secure coPy ct either oi the above
books by rcturc OF mail - copies Will he e
OF postage iuT 81. Booksellers. Canyassefs, Trasoli
log Ageats, &c. supplied sholesalu the puhlshc
prices which admit ct a large profit
9J- m letters must BE- post paid 7slyr
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A good thing seldom comes umss, even though 1t
sometimes comes day amer the fair.
A Call to Thanksgiving.


Come home to Thanksgiving dear children, come hcme
''"n NC 'o''" a"' '"e 'o"'' '''" '"e "e' ""H '"'
h
r., - -
-, 49,, la 80. a..
- Ia -. ..s"...-,a.
.,...,.., .,--~.--. --,,.,.,
On the annie old bssr,bs where We ,por ed Of ,o,e
Va viii know I'm, -sd f.ees revealed NV ,bei, l,,h,
And lopd bea,ts viii veIoome YOU e,en nj The doc,
Though homs, and pain. i. more ptocioo. than Gold
And yout ,h, little sister with ewes like a dove
And you. brother, 90 tall and so sturdy and bold
Which 70, many a year was like light 10 your view,
Do no, mourn fai tho aged for oh 10 her place
A rloufed nigel Is watt g for you.
From the Forth and the south from the west and the
east;
whsre'er ,e ME resting. wherever We roam.
Come back to your sacred and annual leu,t.
AIlread, for hu.kiprs,' and brisk Z" annie b.e..
And Nav 4, 4 limiting hor sno~ist ya,n
Into it,ens for fe ar tina, your shouJ freeze
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AFFLICTED READ!!!

Agents tor Mmineler-FREp T. SMITH. Or
J A.. sPALnfNG. O. %. TYLER. 55Iy
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Requires the iulGlmoni of soseial condition., 10 or
do that 10 be feai, The cause Of mural harplur-s
truld lhs veil which cofcf. the ofgfn OF domfsiic
rduess ne raised, aGd los source 10 every
stance disclo ed-in how many could u be traced
physical disquAliacuiiens. Apry ihcn wliic it - yst
lime 10 order > h We unsffung and relaxed Of
ganizalion rehl -. t.vitIlel and ,ncnsl hened.
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Asthma Cured.

hfonklNns n. y Dec. W, itlJ.
For about eight years have been seyeiol, uiiiclod
with the Asihmt iofthe last i've yratsl have suffer-
brNond all MY powers of description; months al a
time hase not been able 10 sleep 10 bed. getting
what test could siuing in any chair My difficulty Of
breathing, and nov sufetugs were 30 gfrHl al times,
hat for houf together iny friends expected that outh
lnu, would be my last Dung the last sit years l
have hnd the ad aud attendance ul some Of The must
celebrated physrans, but have received no pefrit-
mont benefit and bat liiie tehoi. iongth hud the
good fortune So procure Or. tuns's Nygeaha or W..
halinn tfynean Nnpat and Cherry syrup. Al the time
inst obtained ID, | was suffering under one at my
most violent attacks and vss Ia lrelt distress, almost
suioruttna Tor want of breath IN less than ten miu'
ufcs from the time applied tho lnhalof to my siom-
ncl and took tcaspoouiul Of The Cheriy Syiup, was
relieved IN % gfoat measure from the difficulty Of
Irenthne aud hud comfortable night. | have since
continued 81 with the greatest possible benefit, aud
am uow comparatively we'll God only knows the
amount nf suhctirg this me iciuo has relieved me
from. Ny advice TO the suffering -.
MARGARET EASTDN.
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A CASE or WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY. or
10 EARS STANDING, CURED ~ USING
nOLLOWAY's PILLS

N0TW Y I17IT JON VIlII I0IH J7I0700 -I-I7r I0H'C
Mr. fork, daiea January 5h 1854.
TO Professor Holloway, as Corner Of Ann aud Ns.su
Streets, New Nort.
STYLUS with the most hsaufeh pleasure have
20 imUtm icu that have hceu restored 90 health unl
strength hs taking sogr lil For iho ast ten Yeas,
suffered ifow lotuug uirut of ihu liver end ~iom-
ueh, aud was reduced Go such extremity that gave
up nY Ship, never rNrrri 60 sea un, more o. 3
had tnud every Remedy Thar was recommended to
me, bot all in uu purpose aud hsd gwen myself up TO
dcsrufo. whtu was 90 LOST fecUnuu rnftd fn take
your r-. Aier using them Go thfcc months ihe re-
suit is ihai am noN 300 better haaih than his. been
Tor rirern years ptst and in lrod Is well ss ever
wa. Boo my lite, You ure quite 100 5criy to MAXI this
known tor the for thu bonuuf of others.
Iffmliu. Slr, yuufs resrrcfiniif.
(Signct] JOHN JOHNSON
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GREAT EXCITEMENT nm. YORK
PIANOS AND MEL0DE0NS
FOR CASH.

RACE WAT Frs, the great Music and
ii Piano Porto dealcr 1873 BoldWay, New York ,
pfufefmg TO 10 90 rfr pee cent with his customo -
rather than ply o. 10 the rhnrpcr- Il Wall street, 10
raise available means To- enable him sicn The pres
cat tight times, offers his immense assortment Of eie
riui and warranted pi.nas ani Mele'an-s - large
discoun from FscroHr races, foH CASH. HIS
assortment comprises Pianos ltom three Of the LAR.
GEsr AND MOST CELEBRATED BOsTON MAN
UFACruRttS also tho.e Of several Of the best New
York Makers. inclt,inr the beautiful and much nd
inired HORACE WAITE y PIANOS From HIS
OWN FACTORY. add iELODEONs o the beet
BOSTON, NEW HAVEN, NEW YORK. and BUF
FALO MHtcsi abiding Hn opportunity To- seiections
NOT TO De- hcdt .rwiofc. tch instrument wHtfaui,d.
Second hnHi Pianos great bargains. Prices ffutn
$50 10 SlGD MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS oi
nl Mind. DEALERS, TEACHERS and NE ADS of
SCHOOLS supplied on the best terms. Music sent h,
mail posi- paid. General and Select CatHl'gurs Of
Nusc sud Schedule ui Factory Prccs # PIANOS.
MELpuioNS and mu.ical iu-tfuncLts forward :"
aRy aiif 49, fr0r Of postage. llin"
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Arc arIti.rd that ur KfNKELiN confines Die rrar
irr tn Hlri cuiHr branch 90 nsarino which eneaecs
his Undivided aiteauon- Hc cauiuns me unfounrais
against ttc use ui urcufy tfou-aNts asa HunuaIil
fcuraiiReh out 90 iiio Recent docions ere prom t
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tfle0ifinrs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND !

To the Citizens Of the United Strtcs,--
most hunhs and sincerely thank you Tor the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this OPP nuniy of stating 10 my An.
ccstofs were All American Citizens and tibet entot
ian for all that oon"efns America and the Americans
The mos, lively s,mpaihies, much that Original
~ compounded tho Pills expressly 20 suit youi RI maio
hahits constitutions and manner of sng, intending
to establish myself among you, which have new done
by mkins promises IN New foik.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
%, C rar ei Inn and NassaH strtci, Neir Iork.
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The COMMITTEE helieViug ilHl the success OF ihis
GREAT NATIONAL UNI EBTAklNG will be- ma
teraly promoted by the energy md enteipfs@ oi In
tclhgent and persevefing Agents, have resolved TO
treat with such the most liberal terms.
Auy person wishing To becume an Agent, by sending
tpost puid, 81. WILL RECEIVE nv RETURN OF
MAIL, Dollar tue Eugavinet a" GUI TICKET
Prospectus, Catalogue and 90 other necessary IN
forna'ion.
On tho 6na, completion NJ tho sale, The Gins will
be pIacrd In the hand- Of 60 NMI ITEE If the
PURCHASERS TO be DISTRIBUTED, due notice Of
which will be given throughout the Uarod states and
Inc Ennndha
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Clubbing.
A discount Of twenty i've porcruf. from The above
prices VIII ne alloWcu 10 iuus ordering iUu or lnnie
copies of any one or of the above works; Thus
-Four copies OF backwood, 90 of one Review will he
seat 10 addiess for So four copies OF The four
Reviews and blaokwood i.'f 500 aud so on.
Postage.
IN all the prncipd Cites aud Towns, these works
will be deiiroisa thfoush Agents, FREE OF POST.
AGE
When seat by nail, The Postage TO any part Of the
United states will be TWENTY FIVE CENTS yorr
,''aekwood, aud hutI'i GIVE CEN lis veal for
20 OF the above Rcviess
~ Rcuittaness and Communications should be adj
rssed, post paid, TO the fuhlishers,
LEON ARn SCOTT A. co.
- GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
~ Fultonsifoet, Entrance "a Gold meet New York
l.. : a Co. have recently publ shed, and
have now Tor sale, the Farmers GUIDE hy Henry
stephens OF Edinburgh aud Pfof Norton of Yale Col
lose- New Haven, complete 10 vols. royal octave,
containing 1000 pages IA steel and coo wood ensfav
inss, Free, IA muslin binding, So 10 paper covers,
for the malt, S..
Q--Ihis work IS not the old .'Baok of the Farm
atcll resHsitaied and thrown upon tue market. 62
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German Botanic Practice.

lhat ms Is superior mcihnd IT arriving at correct
diasnoris 10 disease, ami hltH knowledge OF eerain
changes 90 the urine Is OF immense value as an indica
ton In treat meat he has the csIimoly OF many OF the
hrst aHihorHf Ihis 'nt ie Jact that unparalleled
success 90 ever attended the treatment srcrH cfsss
Of d eases, IN aecrasfce 9th tAs y-accr, whrnnvet
introduced, sa suicicni guaranty 10 ihe inviies add
disea'ed Of discriminating putt c, 10 enslrc their
entire confidence.
Seit. 1854 Oi.3n
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25o, 900 GIFTS, of the actual cost of
41E0- 000 00.

Each purchaser OF one Dollar Engraving, therefore
receives only Engraving richly worth the money
but also ticket which entitle. him 10 Of the GIFTS
when they are distributed
For FIVE DOLLARS a highly flushed Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED 10 oil, aud FIVE GIFT
TICKETS. will be sent or FIVE UOLLAk's worth
OF splendid Engavines can be selected from the Caia-
/ logue.
A copy Of the Catologue, together with specimen
Of one of the EngrAvings, be a. the Office Of
| this paner.
| For each dollar seut, an Engraving actually worth
tha, sum, und Gifi Ticket, viii immediately b. for
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AMERICAN ARTISTS
UNION III

The AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would re-
spccts TO the ciizens Of tho unicd states
and the Canadas, that for culvatins taste for the
hno throughout the county, add with the view Of
enabling every family to become possessed Of gallery
Of fine Eng cravings,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-08
LIST OF GIFTS :

100 Marble busts OF Washington, at $40 $1,000
100 clay, 100 10 Don
100 Webster, 100 1000
100 (" Calhoun 100 l00l0
50 elegrnt OIL Paint ngs, Va splendid I ,on 2 ooo
gilt frames, size = q. each, W. ''S
100 elegant oil Paintings. 4 3 e. each, 90 5000
500 steel plate Tngfavngs, fllautly, : IN ooo
cord IN oil, rich gilt frames 2iA30 in. ''V'V
10, 900 elegant steel plate Enguvings,
colufed in oil Of tho Wa hingion 40009
Monument, 20 \ % In. each,
237, 600 steel piito Enrravings, from 100
different plates, now 10 possession OF
and owned By the Arisis' Union Of
81 90 each, 4looo
first class Dwelling, 10 3lst 1t, Ny.
CITY, II 600
% A9a1s los a, n g loo Sod 'g is 1000 aaoo
100 Villa sites, containing each 10000 81.
f. 10 the suburbs OF Ncw York Guy.
and commanding magni fcont viow Of
the Hudson River mud Long Island
Sourd, at 800 10000
90 perpetual loans Of cash without inter
or security, 81 s2iA each, 800
so Ions Of cash, &c, 100 " no
100 50 5,t0u
$50 d" 2n " 0OQ
1000 " " " 1000
Reference In regard to II Real Estate, T. J. N..-
cher a Co Real Estate Brokers, New York. otdels,
(rost paid with money ntusrd, 10 he Addressed
j. w. IlOLBROOKE, Ser'y.
51h Broadway, y Y.
f1-Tte Engravings in the catalogue now ready
for delivery, 10 mos) ~