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Arrived.

ship A,trlcsn lof Boston Smith Marees Nov. s passed
Gibraltar Dec with mdse 70 A g Benson Dec in gale from
sW p main aud mzzen topss 9Th passed the island Of So
18th hove from w s W. adt the
no 18th gale IS w and P. NJ by
squs shipped which washed overload planks spar
s1d udderhesd and boat 6h inst
lat 81 lon 50 20 bosrded Br brig Esher Ann Of Milford d I'm
Wilmington, for Lerpool 7h in heavy gale split foreop
sal both bs and carried booom; Jan H. quantity Of
shooss Sh part Of vessels house ao suppssd bar
18Th another barrel marked D. F. vessels
eogee painted white The experienced heavy weather and
hove to days the and the rudder beco ming useless
compelled her by sails.
ship Germsns packet Wood 81 With mise
IS W. Whoek. Jr Ith LAT II, ship
VIM jarvis for New-York
Resolution (Br Dooey Glasgow % ds Roons
Drwddie Expereuced heavy lost sails bu
galley, Se Was toSed the city stesnsg UGiOn Captain
sch1lts
sehr Frank Pierce ehte Hewitt I'm ship Chaunesy
Jersne sssoxe the Tavern HOlses.
sehr VIM Gem Nye, Boston d. with mdse mater.
sehr Lydia Thompson Chase Boston d. with mdse W
Lewis
soop H Bowen, HGock Providence with dse TO master
FELLOWSHIP Isaac Webb from Liverpool sill below; also
2ships
sAILED-shp Manhattan, Peabody, for Liverpool
WIND-NE
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Markets. CaREFUILI kEPoRrED FOR THE ~ Y rRIRCsL.
TBURsDlY Jan. la 1884
AsHEsThe market steady but quiet for Pos IS IS and
COrTOS-A steady market with fair deuand Sales 2s5s
baes, follows; E1rort Laos home use co. spseuaoa ~
FLOUR AND MEAL-our for Western Stat. Flour
tcye and prices bc the lower GRADES but
for the grades The absence OF later sdvees Earope
cry rot made Pule Canadian Is quiet 50 The
Of Weston Canal 1900 bis s3dss l FOR
Ohio south. Fogr for
and the trade and holders aes OF 90 bb os q
80 81 fer mixed good straight bIanl Baltimore
Corn Meal iess FIRM ssles Of 600 bbs Jersey
GRAiN-The demand for Wheat Il good bat
sTsesy Of prime and prices are Irregular the sales 500
~h Canadian sd ~ Isl 500 bush good white Souhsra
s2c5 60ebush fair to white Genesee - % sPart
Aie Rye plenty, prices shade easter aud the
demand very Of 1880 bufh River and jersey
= and railway aeTti 81 lsdsl % are buoysnt
Jersey Corn freely md prices oser the
usrd oiefAts for the hone trade and for export IN the
Of the the Ass laaoo bah sdse. (dsnp
Northern and jersey ye9S sad ed9e for Southern wse
and yellow 81 &c for Western mixed and SIC for
NHlsKY-Ihe market saer Unsettled sales Of bb
for Jersey 81 1S3c. or Prson
PRoyIsIoNS-our Pork afket arner tie srriTs are no,
large and The demand fair for the local trade
for f1tse delivery sales Of Sc bt sli Tor new M.ss
SIS ldsIs IS cd Mess and s2 IS for new Prime Beet Is
II rodsse requests the supply Of good shipping qualities
it'd bot Inferior plenty AID quiet; The bbls
20 Sle Tor god Skipping qualities and S5ds5
s mon country Prime Beef Hams are quiet s.e Of 100
Ibis and tcs eiasc and Shoulders edSe Ld arm snd
ia request ard plenty sales Of co bbs t (part 20
siditc Butter better and in fair request a sda m
Ohio and lec Tor Stale. Cheese sAble Il slac
lRSN-A market fer Scotch Pig; salss Of $40
LEID-Thsrs ls change the MARKET sales Of Spanish AZ
81 ana English AZ &C sit
COFFEE quiet to-day only SEQ b-s Rio III sni esau has
been esFcste Of
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Arr A. Rio Nov brss George, yeunsy Of Newport
Cp' 'srd Islands Europa Pease Of Edsaown from DO
sill cf trAcr nor sisted. ..
letter froL, Honolulu dated Nov 10 ship Massac -
Bennett &C y, Bt ford has taken 1900 bib VA on AM t
has shipped 200 bbs OIL aod TIE ooo by
be Nfchsrics Own New-Bed0d The Barnsahe, tooa OF
NeBeoo shipped her bone, $3.50 bs o the same YES
eel -. ,,-, .e..,s,
drys Ses Bedford AL we'll
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Ml7-rT CorRT-Be..re Illr. TsoNgs9s.
lIl.ll-.'I. II'''''
srrT AGAINST HUDsos RIVER RAILROAD cJIPAsT.
Van Wb.rdeu sud J,mes A. Baldwin ast tls dulsJn Ri


Vau Wd-Ide1 tnd Jtmes A Baldwin the dais1n Rive
Railroad Company
Plaintiff stone dealerS, occupying yGQ corner OF
Crs nd Tuen-y nnst aud laird laa ta dock >.
al.1 tie Cd a tsT The acton g. 70 recover - 10
o. sSIsu lOIses lot BY COLLATION. ~ lie ra-f,-d Hn
On The morning OF 6 % March last
that with the ho-Hs IA ql0son al go
about the track when ~ ~ saw ne
Wh 1s Gar hos Cd AID % ne same tune o1s1- tl
an coming the WAGON vas irnel sopDa -4l
til he ssed. the orfr oi tie vega pf'
coming the other way ana ~Itlo2t hatiA "a
at clear Of tie track he locomotive struck The hinder Wheel oi
Towin the driver Of the WAGON astlae o. = e
utbnf msu ao the dock aid the rse r,l ne El Oh
dock Dd the and were drowned TIE present
suit is lTcueft
In 9ei,r it lid arln told The iTver the other rain
that hnz done he engineer Of
tie ooro o to the ram and prevent the col son On TIE
othef dsaied tbst Their such notice and
said the ceUR nearly Of two trans 10 that p0 hAd sell
doa OF never before occurred
o Co1 considered driver Of the blame
d-std compliant. The tried beiure D.
''~' Jsosfy O'conueIl art saue
To recover damages for loss Of horse struck b. the loco
motive srluss' 10Th nov last The afteT being
pToce odtd 3D. - thdrawn
SUIT FOR IaJJRY EXPLOSION OF A CANPHENE LIGHT
IL Al OMNIBUS.
Join Wiikie against Henry Bolster and others
PlaiIti bis wife, daughters and young gentleman
Ia bnd Brooklyn tey resided be evening
the 18th december last aud got into omnbl No 81 od By
Defendants for the ufpC Of gCingtO uhen Concert when o.
poe Broadway the hene lamp 10 he
toward omnibus exploded set Ere 20 tie dresses Of tAs
the ard destroyed dresses
Ms W. and q dauehefs Action Is brought to recover
II shown ts he dresses worth 30 Or t
In defense lamp the bes snd L.t the
omnibus AID occurrence al acc
dent which defendants he'd no control.
Tie Judge in h decision commented with much severity upon
pbuE ana said fortunate ccginaa lance to defendants that
the accident hsd been serious from the veil dan
ded defrofns 20 consequences which might have
eIfued Judgment for plaintiff SlO' md costs
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GIN. Tom THUMB IN H. NEW PLAY.-Those who
his about the Of respectable
b. biz tiny r who have
ui l astoDihed TO see him perform at Barnlms Ma
Such dicuol parts with s-ch uch and activity
plsy My Thumb crowds and
bis Pc formance eic vcrsa admiration. Tom THUMB
hlneaIa aaan % hannml This nLoIloon and ey, nlns-
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WILLIAMSON ITE1MS.

KINGS COUNTY H0sPITAL.-Ex.ract from the Resident
phrs;cians Report for the week ending Jan IL Remain
inc In he Hospital $50 received by order of the Supern
teSdent So born, 2. Total sci. Transferred to Aims
essse6 Total TO- Total remaining AS.
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BROO-KL wv ITEMS.

ROBBERY ON A FERRY BoAT-On Wednesday even
ing MIR. John Brown robbed of parcel containing
gold watch and a valuable shawlhe whole worth about
S2se-whle crossing from New York 20 this City
of the Catharne ferry boats On nearing the slip this
side, party of seven individuals picked quarrel with
Brown who getting excited left his bundle the seat
when some OF them took it up and the whole party
speedily made their way 20 the shore and ran off They
followed by Mr.. Brown and Policeman GaynDr, of
the Second District and two of Them named Robert Camp
bell and John Duffy were found in stone yard at the
foot Of Bridges and taken into custody The remainder
of the gang subsequently arrested, but dis
charged, nothing direct could DO proved against them
lhetwo above named were committed to answer
RELIEF EXTENDED TO THE POOR.-During the nth
of December last the total number Of mendcants sent
from the ofee OF Supernendens of the Poor OF this city
10 the County Aims House and Hospital amounted 10
$40 The number relieved for the period was 943
coal distributed lss tnns and loads of wood The gro
ceIes given out sount 10 the of Sl43 80 and the
paid for burals to Ssl rs Included in the above
four lunates were admitted TO the Asylum
JUMPED OVERHEARD On Tuesday evening Mrs Mary
Mcdonald jumped of the dock the foot OF Pacfs ST..
while aborng under temporary INSANITY hav
inc for a long time been absent in California which
worked upon her feelings. Officer Mcnamara. OF the
Third District Police rescued her. and she taken TO
her home In Hcksst.
CRY RArLRoADs.-The new City Railroad Company
has permanently organized by the election OF l. Hustled
as President VIM II. Carey Secretary, and L & Belts
Treasurer The work for the construction Of the roads
nearly all contracted for and operations VIII be com
menced early in the spring
VIOLENT AssArIr.-Mehael Murphy was wsylad and
violently assaulted on Red Hook Point on Wednesday
night last oifcer Fox arrested the assaiants DAME
ard Cornelius Dillon. who brought before Jusuct
Blatchly and fined els each
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~ MINING COMPANY, having made arrangements for bring
Ing 10 maret increased quantity Of superior Goal Tho
coming season prepared make contracts Tor tho delivery Of
the board vessels their dep6ts Baltimore
da The quality Of their well known 20 be equal % any
Cumte snd Coal for manufacturing purposes
Application be made Messn FOWLE 4 Co, Ageuts a
Alexandra J. w OSBORNE Esq Baltimore sub
crber al the oce OF the Company No 81 NeVY0r
CHARLES WILLIAMS. General Agent A. N 20.
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Uncle Toms Cabin performed at the National
Theator will have reached us 1864 senaton tonight Little
Katy the Hot Corn Girl" vii b. performed tis afternoon,
Bcnc o'clock Next Thursday 20 be the Celebration OF the
"sh approximation the National" which will be observed by
grand display Fireworks uminaoD music Drumm9nd light
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos Isl, 22j So -, a. 81. 2ll,
2a 20 232 2i 2e5 $50 oe 2s4 200 81 2 Sl a. $50
$50, s. 2 10 it8 inclusive.
COMMoS PLEAs-part Mos. 1873 2l0, 2l6, 236, 26l,
262 sC3, GG4, 2C5 266, 267 26s 1853 40 I'll 272
SUPREME CoURT-Specidl TtTm.-NOs !, o. -, 3D. IS,
lOl. l58. GO. lo4 l22 IS 12l, $50, lil l4l.
L. s DIsTRIcr CoURT-Nos "a 80. "a, AZ, AZ, 81 61.
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Colds arising from the wet weather and sudden
chaJ should he treated with Howe Cough Catdy II swGys
and always handy all merchants and grocers will keep
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Markets ReDorted b. Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE I9-LaRD 500 bb sold today at 63lc
PoRK Of 1000 bb Mess to-day s2 HAMS A0o OF
s changed hands &c SHOULDERS the market very hrn az
full prices
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Col. WAsnFNGTON.-The friends OF this gallant OIL
pleafed that admirable portrait Of him may
be Baoy Gallery No sd9 broadway Ihompsous
Sai
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CAPT. CRIGHTON,

UNIT. JITONION, OF TIE IfINEE BELLs.-I HIs
gallant conduct the ~rek OF the san fran
CHICO has ed recently visited Bradys Gal
lery and for bis portrait Whch exhibition al Nc SO
Broadway, Thorn pson's Saloon
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,eeeIpts OF Produce IAN u

BY the Erie Railroad 25s bis Fogr 1875 pkss whisky 20
do Provision 6 bags OATS % Ikgs Chess DO Lard - do
Ashes 1850 Hogs, So sides Leather. 5d2 pkg Butter.
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BY showing the reciprocal relations between Bod

and Nina Phnoogy enables retain balance be
tween cur physical and mental functions TO restore los
and 70 treat successfully the various phases Of msany aud ohey
disorders FSairaons and advice daily 10y the brothers FO Ser
a No
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. DC ~ II % 80 %.

0ggtCg rIE htSSEs1rA MINING COMPANY,
80. lsl Green~cnstl NEW.toGE Jaa. "a 1884
nINIpEND.-Ibe Directors OF the MINNESOTA
IL MINING COMPANf have THlS DAY declared Divided
OF THIRTY DOLLARS pc share tbeins hs
Treasurer 81 A. HOfPOCh. Ia.
fris ot.cs Gu ara alter MONDAY, The 10 b iast
SAM J. " BARRY Secretar,
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Ia " LNTELLIGENCE.


TvEwrc SESSION 5ss. H. srlusut ta coae-1ssa in q
NolsIac sEssi'sHo IL strocS on - 4 ~ - ,a-e-i 20
81 Tf n n Eyzrs cogrss. for re- olleat H2t con
e.reed atoI oclcct Albany I've Jo1r.
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. Please read the advertisement of Cushman & Co.,
In reference Doctor James McCnock IL will he fouad in
other column Of this paper.
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Il MON CANAL COMPANY LOAN.-seal

eciors thsCompsoy viii be held at their office on rnUR
DAY the Feb The poll will be opened al u O'Clock
closed All l. CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secy
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$5-PENAIANslHP.-Ihe subscriber viii reduce his
tIns om 80 IS for course Of Writing Lessons on Monday
ed Pupil received ard 10 Ladies a. II
Instruction given Ci5os be had at the
No. s62 BOudwey. Oliver b. Goldsmith
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financial.

oTFIez OF TIE CLEVELAND. CoLUNsvs AND CfScINSArrl
kALEoAD COMPANY -CLEyELAsD, O. Jan. r. 1884, ;
dividend NOTlCE.-A semi-annual dividend Of
DFIEE PER CENT. has been declared Company pays
be the I FEB Stockholders rsred 90 the Soos Of
ne Company n Iort VII be paid day the oies
booss VII be clssed from and r the the st February
proximo, Inclusive.
An natal nsht Of 5 the con
sucton Of second track required paid the lat day Of
yy next Any tockhoeeT mag pay ad inssnt may pay
FbIuar 1854 snd be entitled dividends from and after that
by oIder OF the Board CT Directors P HANDY Treasurer
QUAssAIcK BANK NEwsuRGH Jan H. ls5l
A / MEETING OF The BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
"A held this day u unanimously
R9od that the Capital Of This Bank be increased 70
thousand shares Of twenty dollars each practicable
the fIst day Of March next s
SHAREHOLDER existing sd f day Of March next are hereby
not mat thy VIII be entitled 70 the pro rata for ten
says hoa a.s sse AID AM o91 Of thar shaft been
tsAsn By n.n during that TN WI be cold pub ion At the
is4 By oreeI j. ". WEED Cashier :"
TOLEDO and ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY
|ssSsho.den this Company who have paid In 6vsve No,
cent VIII receive on h February interest on the
Per Shareholder the booEs here a 49,
Co. no . Wal and West Office a the Com
February next =SeEYork jan H. is5L ~ ''''u Until 'ne "a
EDWARD WHITEHoUsg. A-sstsat Treasurer
AMI EklE, WABASH and ST. LOUIS RAIL
~ b oosSSifAnf IADANASaae this COMPANY
IeoIasry Ieai on the different ents tom the dsie Of nS
the books here a. he 1s * SEsI Per sanan shssshede,
81 sno West the office Of Company a. Lafa,e me oh.
v N~-si'4 VII be elesed Until "a February
New. York Jan II Issi AMI "A''4 0'H' i''a'0'sr
SAfINGS DEPARTMENT-EIGHT BANK.
- corner Of shsv and d-st open daily fro 10 o'clock NJ
per nrest allowed I'll Of IS 40 10 so sans ex
eeors that nout Money Deposited
Presidents JACOB CROMWELL vice-Pre.sdent, JAMES T.
pAfIoN' Secretary JOHN X LLOYD. Accountant.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

pu.f n G Fowler will commence a Of lectures
On PbrepooCy and Physiology at Paterson, Nj this
evening
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CRYSTAL PALACE MEDAL.-Ihe Bronze Medal OF
Worlds Ne-York Crystal Palace the
honor Daguee0yes Yesterday awarded Roof Of No 55
Bfosdwey. Pelmam qui merut icrot
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lFrom our Corresponds nt.
PHILADELPHIA Jan l9-4iTited-Scnr. Ephrslm l. Anna
WGeott Chsrleston-
Cleared Steamship Poynessn. Rogers New York: Gem
Neksrson Boson LII Hammond do schr Martha WrzhtinS
ton Nrshtlngton Fsl kivsr. MaIy Reed Reed. ChaIssn
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MINIATURE ALMASAc....-.
IS MooNRses... IL 3
WATER......rHfs DAY.
Sandy 60 0m Gov. Island IL 5se Hell Gate 39l
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Passengers Arrived

In sp Gemoaia, from HaeDE NJ Rusk and lady Eugene Gar
dir Fred. syz Capt RowelL
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The BIZ steamship Gsgow Craig hence for Glasgow sailed
QuErAntine a. O'Clock this morning
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NFTICE OF the FIORENCE anl KEYPORT Id

" Jan g. 1854 Dividend Alta meeting Of the sockhode
held this DAY dividend Of half doa the capt.
stock olishndng the st day OF February decla
payable AFTER that date The transfer books will Do clos
the sgth THOMAS LLOYD, rreasufet
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RAM whose charter will eNre on the January have
IT, aay csred hual Of iecn per cent 49, which al be-
rad to BY the Trustees Aie tne . DAY OF January
iS5l Hy orter Of Che Board bAlsON, Dseef.
YORK. Dee. a, 1853
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PHENIX BANK The Trusees Of the late Phenx Bank Ntcss
charter cNp the ir nst hereby vs notice thst tbey
will khodcrs their legal 7reentaSes The tn
Dividend OF h1cen per toows eight per cent go
and alter the 10Th DAY Of January, and cent W
III. 49, IN. Z Il Of IN.
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OTricg o. MEssEs DVNcAN saFaN.S : @, b.i

TIE COUPONS due on the l5,h inst, on the AL
4 LFGHFNY COUNTY BONDS. isgsd % the frsatsh AL
Sfeuhersle Krirosd Company VIII Be- pad 2s nsoe ,Ais
NJ e.. cr AID q Ter that dare.
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At MEETING OF the DIRECTORS Of the
a cLENELANp. PAINE syLLLE ana AsArABuLA aAL
CoxS EXCHANGE SANK. Jan -
DTNlDEND NOTICE. dividend Of -FOUR a.

IL PER CENT he luil stock aud TWO ~ Ph9 CENT %
this b. paid seaehoders cat OF
tbe p.ot he current SIX months the s y fkeoFlsry
Tfe books M he closed from che an inst 70 the day Of
ps!N'-' "''1'' - + 4 PLAT, cshier
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NAUGATUCK RAILROAD CCMPANY.-A dyi-
~ drd Of four Per each has bean declared
the Eaugatlok Railroad Company payable ihs
18th February 1881 stockholders whose
the boos the Company the 5h day Of Jannay M
The books raDser will be closed from tho Sch to the lth
January 1854 Inclusive.
The dividend stock astered In New York and tho coupons
1854 0thr hoods Of tho Company, will be pad
the Office OF r. 4 @. L. schu3 ler, No HanoyeTs,
Jan 5 1854 T. 3 BISHOP, President
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-18
CLIO II HIN q

OF OCR OWN MAN UFACTURE!g
Having made arrangements to manufacture our Own
stock of Clothing, feel confident in saying to nu
nerous friends and customers, that prepared
b show them better assortment of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, hope now, not only
10 have that, hut of doing the best
Gu S I o NJ WOR
IS the services of one of the FIRST Cutters
In the Country.
stOm Work Of all kinds done in the best manner, and
Al short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge of Mt
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this eli
and vicinity We all that the work turned Ut
nom this establishment will be second in the city
We have in store full all kinds of Piece
Goods, such Broadcohs Cassimeres Doeskins, Vest
ngs, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front SITS.
mch22 dawtf THAYER & EAMES
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w ORC
AuGtions.
a DEsIKABLE REAL ESTATE 49,

<esA DESiKA ABLE REAL ESTATE nssa
E,iiM Al AUCTION. f9S%
- s. w. sELBY will sell on the premises, on-=A=
FRIDAY, August 18th, at 10 o'clo k, A. NJ the HOUSE
ana LAND occupied by the subscriber on Lincoln street
The lot contains nearly SIX ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND On the same is large and convenient
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, sc.
Also, number of choice Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Shrubbery, &c. The above sale offers chance
any wishing purchase desirable residence Terms
liberal The above place will be sold without reserve
S. W. sELBY, Auct
Worcester, August 18th, 1854. dot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-18
zNHERE WAS A TIME WHEN pEopL

- made to believe that certain medicines had a
rect influence upon the blood The falacy has been
xploded. 1t is well known that is only through
clements the chye and the secretlons that the char
cter of the vital fluid can be changed. MorSe'S Inuig
rating Etirir purifes the sanguferous current, by
urying the secretons and regulating the action of the
omach, the liver, and the bowels 1t an Alternative
I'D invigOran and tie grand secret of its almost mrac-
ous cures consists in its giving tone to the stomach
ringing the functions of every dsorlered organ up to
he standard of healthfu action, mpang to the enfee
led nervous system sef-sustaning power and render
lg it capable of withstanding the external influences
hich had heretofore enervaed Frustrated it, Hence
is sovereign, unfaling remedy for dyspepsia in all its
rms and Consequences for torpor undue activity of
he secretve organs and for all the fluctuations suspen
ons and exccments, which constitute the symptoms of
srvous disease When the constitution seems broken
own, the appetite inert the digestion feeble, the nerves
nsrung the mind clouGed and the whole system crushed
physical pain and mental dependency it will revive
i'd restore both the animal strength and the mental
uergies, with degree of rapidity, that, supersous
ines, would have been attributed to enchantment.
c. H. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
a, and the West Indies. AGEnTs-Worcester, NJ. b.
tREEN. Springfield, BLISS & HAVEN. Providence,
BALCH SON. Boston. BURR PERRY.
aul2 dTuTh&sat&w1mis
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GROCER AND VARIETY STORE
W At the CilRNER OF GREEN ami POND STREET )
The subscriber has good assortment of
GROCERIES.

Also-a great variety OF other GOODS OF UTILITY for
every family. Just received small lot of WILLOW,
FRUIT, or WORK BASKETS, of different shapes and
sizes; Musk-Meon Seeds, for bags Sewing Silks, Twist
Skein and spool Cotton, and Linen Thread Stationery
NUS Fruit. and Confectionery; Extracts Essences
for favorng pastry, &c, &c. L. SPRING. 3D.
n. B.-pURE NATIV L WINE for Communion Service
for sale above.
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Cost on0 Goum0.

-. STR iYED OR STOLEN-FROM
E&TNI the premises of the subscriber, in South Wor
I'm cester, on Thursday night, a BAY HORSE, 10
IAS-A years old, weighs about 1000 pounds, off-hand
foot white above the ankle and little larger than the
other, star his orhead and half bob tail Whoever
will give information where said horse may be found
shall be suitably rewarded. JOHN McDOLLEN, JR.
South Worcester, August /, 1851. d&wif
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per weei for five months $500

New and second hand HsFRIGERATORS of all sizes
and qualities for sac exchanged to let. Also Refrg.
orators repaired.
Contracts by the year 4 fair prices Complaints Of
neglect from drivers must L left the Office and will be
promptly attended te.
" Orders left at NJ. b. ire EMS 216 Main st. Ellis &
Flagg, Park St., Protective Union, Front st., at tn
ohce, l47 Main st. my6 DIFF
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ALL RIGHT, DRIVE ON!

MENTIONS is the place to buy House Papers, Room
Borders, Paper Curtains, Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Aral Figures Qarge fe,) Panoramas (prnted
in high colOr Moudings with Corners, for Panel work;
Centre pieces for ceilings; Church papers. &c. &c.e
Cheap Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Deiccurt's Mandatory, Paris.
207 Main Street is the Place.
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