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A TLANTIC HOTEL. No. Broadway, opposite
"A he Old and 7sr.e aoe havins seq snsls.
nd ssat. men Tor he sn s''- ~ ' j. soSgNtN:
Il AGLk HOTEL LODGINGS.-Genileinen win do
n ~el remember they have exeelent Loss IN snss
cStss ope5 al aiShtr A''-' '''-''
EAgNlERS' HOTEL Nos. 245 and pa Washing
S an 3 Nib 5S Or ca ssss
Tfsnsisnt Board al rer day w CdANBERLlN
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway cor frank
Inst NevYOrk, nov open tcr %, .ce9%rsOdaoo Of the
fMM HEMINGWAY superintendent
II ING's HOTEL. No % Ann-st., near Broadway.-
all nisht Once second door fry good Rooms and nov
bed. IS cents a night
RIO PASSENGERS for CUBA-The Revere House
Il the hrges, airy and eonnodous Hotel N Haysne,
pleasantly ted in the immediate vicinity OF the OePan vsn-
b Plaza as Gss Custom House Quay the Alameda
Fasco Thester clerk sts the steamers 10 facilitate
toe ''D'''s u Ma. RAYMOND, Pr9phetrss
A SMALL FAMILY OF the highest responsibility liy
IN sLs siiy ap Tn between IS ard tss
Of sspeSsbiy who l. wilus % psy good pres
such and 30 cas- produce reference
A SUITE of ROOMS-AlsO, two Rooms for single
n Gentlemen, TO LetstNo 10 UnOnsluare.
AN ELEGANT ROOM for Gentleman and bis
N VIE single G. NIL a, No 50 Clntonplace
DOARD-Pleasant Rooms for single Gentlemen may
I'D be obtained lc4 West 4hst References exchanged
DOARD.-Parlors and Bedrooms handsomely fur
- nshed partial Board Inquire No w Broadway be-
tween 4thei ana W uhhls Nu'viae''
DOARD-A handsome suite of Rooms and one sin
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all the convonences Apply No zof h
door above athst
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ID with Bedroom Wardrobe adjoining to let wa Board,
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X, ference required. No g st. MARIE place.
DOARDING-An American small private family
ID can accommodate and his wife, two snSe
tlemen with @hed and partial Board for the gem
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south Brooklyn Rooms will BE let without board desired
DOARD WANTED-A Gentleman aud his Wife
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TWO PLEASANT ROOMS with BED ROOMS
attached suitable for families also single rooms so now
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Park BENJAMIN having removed his residence to
rcouesfs all Managers OF Literary Assocons who
nav require services Lecturer viii address hin at th place
The undersigned would respectfully invite their el9w,cit
sens 10 Public held 10 the Tabernacle on IuhS
DAY EVENING 18th for the OF adopting slc
may then be deemed proper TO secure the influence
CDR National la the promotion OF the principles OF no
Ifous especially ia the protection OF american cur
Irs enjoyment their rghs Of conscience ana Of reoa
their dead such and With sc1 rts
e appropriate when s0urnns OF tIaVensn
fgeigp lands
who of business pleasure
Wit o country reprooaon Of them the part OF Others
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GOALS, OOO-For sale, a Coal Yard, with NIX
~ ture and cart, and eyehny pertaining to the baS
and mortgage for term Of years Possession gwen
the M Of May Adcress post pss H. SMITH D0A No i%'
ffiuueO
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.fiorees, Carriages, &t.

TOR sALE-A pair of gray Horses, AMI years
old sound Kind gentle. Will BE- sold bargain Inquire
at Nc. q COurtlsndl-st, up stairs
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DRUG STORE up town for sale cheap, in one of
~ the best the city vel stocked everything Being 1S,
Pbvscsn Iunnire Off COOK Wholesale Dragss No H3 Wss
inston St or address a note to d. r, at this Once
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friendly nerchau OF opinions upon modern
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-phr.,oIorV-Pfof L. n. FOWLER viii lecture THIS and
~ niHW EVENINGS at Lecture Room OF tho Hydgo-
Ie school No is Laghtst y o'clock. Close with eHamna-
sguo siou
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EINGs HOTEL. No. % Ann-st, near Broadway.-
Open al night second fry good Rooms and
bsds 5con a night.
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THE AMERICAN LANTER;


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UNITED STATES
Th scaOnsble book treating the Slavery question In to
political o. reous regard with regard 10 the povsoi or
he FEDERAL this ubec Il should bo sttentvely
retd by The Aboiitonists and oiser Pi.cs = cent?
IL. LONG BRO No . Annst,
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OPICK-YARD WANTED-Any person havir

ID Backyard good with house and stables or will be
one within miles lease for term OF wan
hear Of BY applying to FRANCES sLOAT Pee'
kill, MY.
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the arges airy and eonaodous Hotel N Hayan>,
pleasantly STR the vicinity Of Ae Captain Gen.
Iuendenes Palace. tho Cathedral sepulcseI o. Souu-
h Plaza House aud Quay also the Alameda
rso md Tacon Theater the facilitate
the itndies OF passenger and basgage .-.,~,.,, =.
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IubIfbcd tbs mofnlng by - -,,,,,, -

cheapest Catholic and Irh American paper in the United
sftes-conens this week splendid letter from me Rev pr.
a addressed Prince Albert; together with Editorial articles
on the following subjects God bs the Turks John Michel on
saye ur Acad tina Fbusses the Nuncio
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DEXTER 4 BROTHER. Wholesale Agents
4 and st New York.
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In modern class Ia OF the best
city between 5h aud Madison WISHES 20 let ae
tory ani dinner the s2boah
gentlemen Of lespeeabiy who willing % psy good Price
and produce undou oed reference
Addrs.s 5. T. l.. Union place Post-Ohce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-26

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Broadway cor. Frank
lin St Nev-York nov open for the accommodation Of the
public. - JOHN TAYLOR, FFopnetof
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SUITE of ROOMS-AlsO, two Rooms for single
N Gentlemen, 10 Let at No 10 UnOn-sluare
AN ELEGANT ROOM for Gentleman and bis
"A WIFE single G. meu, AZ No 81 Clnton-paee
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-qbe InfarGe HoteI.The frieuds Of hessI WRiGar La
JOHNSON have agreed TO subscribe 70 the iund 10
seipa Hotel in Of the lately desoyed by fire. are re
e,ied the Rooms OF the City Guard No $50 BROADWAY
TT4URgDAY EVENING, 18th mat, a. Y O'clock O. -
WM II DRAPER Secretary.
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Library Of the New-t ork LEW M :; n
1fcoT over tie store Of EDWARD LAMBERT Co.
Dealers in Books sad keepers Of Bookand or stalls are re-
49, AID 10 stop ali books belonging the Library
Tbe stamped the and IN several places through
e rsss With The words Library Of the Nsw-York Law In
.-.
having THEN any of the books Of the Library are
ssnd e same or Awe thereof the under
sed the Library No 81 ChSmberS in order hs the
books may be collected . ...1.A,.A
Iusbe reward be paid for the OF the books which
are missing New. York, 2rt Jan 1854 -
ISAAC DANTON, (coo,,,.,ae
JOHN l. TlLLiNGHAST,) N
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NrpY sT0RE for SANE

An old eshhd in DEsches Co. about elsh ries ton
d6p6t Hudson River arcd and ogt Ltle over
SewYoTk city, adysnsgeously located or eo.s "a 20. ~
The place Arouns capital Necessary 70 carry % tne
ssntz opportunity rarely met with Inc soet o.
h- -r~.riets beiu 10 afetlrns has nen
st 20 rve the attention required or particulars
r,esse irovire ef Mr. DRAKE GEE, Ne 2E Wet l7tafI
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WANTED-By neat tidy young Woman, situa'
w hr ChsNead and ss IN the washing sod ir9nny
LGurdfes Washer ard Irouer and do
un the siye and ss has the very 5 OF
refer fr0m her place Call AZ No u West Zas N
the from; basement. She can be for three days
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DOOK-STORE for SALE.--The Bookstore No. 27l
40 Beeeker which has been carried on successfully BY ls sab
srbtr II contains small bat well selected as
of Books Stable Fancy Stationery and being
crowded hooughre well patronsed by desirable euo9s Inc
neatly Ged and 10 person OF small means oder tne
unu ua Indictment oa good income from mosera outlay ssts
factory will be given for selling out Apply at tho store
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SUI ODELL, Chairman, Lecture
DD,okT dfsSIi RSFPs Is Committee

paau,.-Tle DRYDEN PHELPS, OF
- M. rftsa Poem Fidey TOR the benefit et hs aton
e.ntist ChuIeh) On THURSDAY EVENING Zth o. !ana e
~ Al Rsutisf Church BoweIy tcAet5 - eens to
W :, cobv Fl.tcLeIs Ntssaust H. Waters No 3j5 Broad
pof No. BOwory, and az me aooi OF tue SHoH
nn,. dre5 Al "a Lecture at a O'Clock
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TOR SALE-The Stock, Fixtures, Lease and Good
Il VIII OF an extensive family Grocery Store, ofong standing
frate chaueor unceandingthe business Apply on tee
No a Carufne-st Bieecfer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29

HE SUrTEE IN India Notwithstanding
the earnest endeayors of the British authori-
ties in India TO suppress the Hindoo Suffice,
or inmolation Of the widow upon the death
of her husband, and in despite of the severest
penalties denounced against all assisting in
such barbarous ceremony, cases occasionally
occur. In the Province of Hutch a Suffice
has very recently taken place, in which an
aged female persisted by entombing herself
with the dead body of her husband. Major
Trevelyan, the English Political Agent of the
Province, writes to the Governor the particu.
lars of this horrible rite. 1t seems rumor of
the intention Of the widow came to the ears
of some of the native officers in the service
of the British. They went to her and posi-
lively forbade her to commit the act.
In his report to Major Trevelyan the officer
says Stall my threats and circumstances,
however, proved of no avail, as she contin-
ued to declare it to be her intention to burn
on the pile with the corpse Of her husband,
which she accomplished after forbidding her
to do so, and when l had returned to my
quarters to take some refreshment.' All the
parties who assited in this Suffice were after.
wards arrested and severely punished. The
nephew of the Suffice, who placed her on the
funeral car-the brother of the deceased, who
assisted to collect the wood and erect the fu-
neral pile-the son of the Suffice, who lighted
the pile that burnt alive his own mothep
were condemned to Imprisonment in irons for
the term of one year, while heavy fine was
imposed upon the Inhabitants of the WALLACE
in which the crime was committed. Major
Irevelyan expresses the conviction that this
example will prevent the Hindoo population
of Hutch from the commission of like acts in
future.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29
GrcnriIIe'n YegefnhIe ExIrncl

GreDvsiIe's Vegefa BILE Extract. Twenty
years experience has fully proved that this most eff
ectua remedy, discovered, for all diseases of the
THROAT and MUCOUS MEMBRANE.
single bottle will cure canker in the mouth.
From one to three bottles will malignant putrd
sore throat
Two to three bottles will cure nursing sore mouth.
single bottle viii cure the dysentery.
A single bottle will cure canker in the bowels.
From two to six bottles will cure Bronchitis.
A single bottle will cure canker-rash.
single bottle will cure scarlet fever.
From numerous testimonials of its efficacy in the last
named disorder select the following from the late DR..
Reuben Macy of Nantucket celebrated physician of
the old SCHOOL, who had tested its virtues and voluntarily
gave his certificate OF its virtues to the proprietor
NANTUCKET Nov. % 1888.
Dear Sir 1 have received the Vegetable Extract by
Captain Whitney, and delayed writing until this time, in
order from my experience and that of othei learn
its effect When the medicine to this place, tn di
for which it is intended had somewhat subsidized
consequently there not that call for it there otherwise
would have been. But it has increased great
tent, consigning almost daily victim
timely grave. 1t has been confined children seven
years age and under but lately has begun spread
among the adult portion Of our communy--I have sold
considerable quantity of the medicine and from the
ports have heard of it, it has uniformly effected cure
provided has been taken in One physician of
high standing and extensive practice, but who had unfor
tunaely lost number of his PATIENTS hearing of the
medicine, procured and administered it his patients,
and he now informs me that he has not lost single pa
tieRt since ne began to 5Ue tt-wth the exception of
who past swallowing. He esteems it very val
liable remedy. gentleman who had a child taken sick
with the CankerRash and Sore Throat procured BOTTLE
ard trusted wholly in it without the aid of physician
add although the disease very bad, yet effected
entire cure great number of instances might be
merated but think the trial has betn sufficient to con-
vince any of its great and wonderful power in
querng this truly deporable and fatal disease. Send
REUBEN MACY
This invaluable medicine is prepared by Mrs Grenvle
widow of the DR.. A s. Granville, from the formula Of
her late husband, and may be procured of D. SCOTT
Druggist, No. 243 Mau street, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29

A HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION AGAINST HoL-
LAND Washington, Nov. 27.-I heard from
a reliable source, that the Administration con-
template naval demonstration in the ports of
Dutch India, to open the way for American
diplomacy i'll that obstinately bigoted country
A demand will first be made at the principal
seaport town, for the payment of the hundred
thousand dollars due to Capt. Gibson, and up
on a refusal to pay, the town will be bonn
barded- But it is not expected that this will
be necessary the authorities will pay at
once under protest, and then the negotiation
will be transferred to Washington-just what
the President desires. The President has no
auth GRITTY to declare war technically, but he
can resort to such methods as this to enforce
demands. After the settlement of the affair
in question, the Government intends to send
out to Java Government agent, uniting con-
sular to diplomatic powers, to compel this peo-
pie, after the fashion Of Japan, to forsake her
exclusive system for more enlightened one.
-iSpeciaJ Cor. Of tile N. Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29

NoRTHAMProN.-The second trial to elect
representatives in this town, on Monday, re-
suited in the choice of only one, viz, Charles
T, Huntington, who is classed as Free
Soil Know Nothing Mr.. H. is a very able
man, one of the ablest, if not the very ablest,
in Western Massachusetts. He was a mem
Der Of the Constitutional Convention, where
he was distinguished, not for ability merely,
but, as the most radical of the Free Democ-
racy. He advocated an elective Judiciary.
The Springfield Republican says of him -
Mr.. Huntington, from Northampton, is the
ablest man elected to the Legislature and
whether as Speaker of the House, Chairman
OF the Judiciary Committee, or as T. S. SEN
ator. he can and win well uphold the fame,
the honor, and the interests II Massachusetts,.
We do not know gentleman of more talent
in the ranks Of the Know Nothing order in
Massachusetts, or one more worthy to receive
the highest Office in the gift Of lis triumphant
majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29

TUESDAY, Nov. 2Sth.
Before Judge Green.-Edward Downes, for
stealing pair of callipers from Hiram Smith
a pair of boots and two powder TASKS, from
Levi Pcirce; and shirt, pair Of gloves, and
knife, from Gardner Turner, on the 26th in
slant, vas committed, for three months, to the
House of Correction.
Henry Thayer and Mrs Emily E. Fiske,
were brought up on charge of committing
adultery on Monday, goth instant. The par
ties were discharged, the allegation not hav-
ing been proven.
George Bowers, for being drunk on the 9th
instant, was fined SO and costs, amounting to
81 ,49, shich he paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29

ACCIDENT. We learn from the Boston
Journal that on Monday evening boy whose
name is not known, but who is supposed to
belong in Worcester, struggled himself ON the
top of the cars of the last outward passenger
train on the Worcester Railroad and was
knocked off the train by coming in contact
with the bridge at Auburndale He was pick
ed up soon after the accident. and was taken
into house near the bridge, where he remain
ed Tuesday morning, alive but speechless.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29

SOMETHING NEw.-On tomorrow evening
Dr. Boynton gives au Extra Entertainment,
not connected with his course, and introduces
the brilliant experiments with his enormous
Iron Galvanic Battery, about which the Bos-
ton papers have said so much. This is said
to be the largest and most powerful battery in
the United States, and the experiments with
it are startling and brilliant, The hall will be
dsrkened for the purpose. A variety of other
matters will also be introduced. Admission
ticketa, II l2 cents. See the advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-29

wALPoLE.-In this town. Henry Boyden,
I'd, bunker wing boiling X. n, was elected
representative, on Monday. There are two
councils Of X. Ms. in walpole. and Free
Soil K n. ~as the regular nominee, bat a
portion Of the members Of one Of the coun-
ellis bolted the nomination and put up Boy
den, when the wings dropped their own can
didate. and by voting for Boyden, elected
him. We understand that he is very ordi-
nary man, much inferior to the regular nomi-
nee