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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

French Literary Second Lecture On
Modern french Literature BY NJ ARPIN viii ste place on
SATURDAY the 18th instant at oeoet p NJ al the
Subject The French Poets OF the Present Centay Dfs1e
LansTne, Delavisbe. Victor Huso, Alfred de Musset
Pastoral Visit given Rev. AARON JACkS0S Of
the North Baptist Church on sAIShDAh AZ anu
nyitstou aivn TO church and eonsre-
s,cn other friends aid in this OBJECT Of bsneyolsnee
TIE Pnpary,-Prof sWEETMANS Fret Lecture at the
Broadway tabernacle MONDAY EVENltG Feo - s1ol.ct-
Admission Is Tickets e H. soos 10 20
Brosovsy Jos No. so BrosdEsy Pre5is no - Aveaae
d; atthe Tabernacle d. HAhhlsSOSi rfes oen'
NJ. SouIHlRD Secretary
Perbrms Tckets-Peous wishing to secure share N rei-
Properly do 50 Immediately have ne" ,iese.s
left which viii sell 81 81 each Is 10 ne sst cnAIc - 'A'
committee arc h0" " y -'D''e J. G. SARGENT.
Newtown yisge Association.Rehe meetins' Of hs A.
so1istion se hid even TUESDAY EVENING II tn- rooms
RS Bouery TO Military Hail The property selected oy
t Isocistin IA tu.ted Of ~ miles from
he Wlsu sburs directly the line OF the New
yo and Flsshng Railroad members for commodore
To- vi he op rs Including an equal $1,000 worth Of
Persons wishing become obs
evsry nrrson the meeting of the officers Of the Association
& W KETCHAHf. Presdsnt, No. 4 hbsrty-piace
Me- b. n. WILSON, No I76 soutbs
JOHN HAYWARD No. z5 Grand
WM MoDONoUGR. No lls NssI.ust- orssu oHce.
seuth Pqese se,i s0S Of BE sEcoyD
he'd Al their No 1856 Bowery MONDAY EVENING
Feb Every member particularly requested attend The As
socsion rapidly filing and all who desire avail themselves
Of ito advantages should do 50 Il once.
Tho Wh hes been erted situated upon the line Of
WILLIAMSBURG ard Cypress Hills Plank Road between Cooper
MyTe three miles from the ferres The whole OF
eouuodous Lot and equal interest in $500 worth OF improve
Full and sceurte inform may be obtained this meeting
OF sby 0 the officers Of the Association
JOHN WILSON President South 3d-st WILLIAMSBURG.
CHAs Young Secretary, No. ia Falton-st
ALPHEUs BAsISe, No lis Spring At.
ID 8 HOLMES, No. Avenue
HENRY s SMITH, No Mursyst.
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Rclinions Noiltes.

Lecture will be delivered BY the Rev Dr. MAyAHAN on
spAT q: m 9ss P.De sn % vsss
c Of Bome beDef, Of the Pres schools connected with
sohnst NJ. 4. Church, between Eassu and Wllisn,,.
ts.Rev. kATIs0s the Ps.'or vii preach a w.
81, and the public generally cordially invited to attend
g Sas tEyoaSs s S
Seies discourse By the Rev MATHEWS sahiset The
s;ssSe. seSs e. he RS f SRssEIt
First Society New s. e.1 i1t % p 1ios
Tbs"io5esi SEMINARY UsyeIdiyPsce, stbst TO NOR
tyEsISG all O'clock in the same place lecture by the
The Rev suvs. Wesop q FL Ts.y csnr ss will
s. and m NJ a51s on SUNDAY EVENING Feb TO- Service
70 commence at u o'clock
Stephen C ~ ,sfnh Sy % BE- dtfed 10
tsoodsy EVENING eopr o. gToo%s and chry'
s p, n day Service commence at ~ O'clock.
late Of Ero sss M: .a .st cS 9
ss will Providence PernittiOg be delivered On sABBAra
sE&9 g. EHs S ~ in the Washington Church. BY
The Rev. Geo. W. Bethune, d. D., of Brooklyn, *il
Of De s.oth pgeh church Fav Twenyhr't st, next
SABBATH EVENING 18th inst st7s o'clock
.ssssSa G F. s lE'5T T
to,sS Position Of RySI ssd s sH Ss Doy
fs,.r Ssstins a. sess free Public invited attend
Orchard-st. Uniyersaiist Chufch-The Rev T J. SAW
f6sMdaRow and EVENING Subject for the evening
1 n IN: :ss gs ssSss "''o'"' services o'A
Yoa9s Meme Christian t a1 n5Ssf
ae G 1.-THE rooms suyvesant Institute No so Broad
why mn 1' RsSoId fss Secretary
i. F1ss ssts ss
Holy Mryrs udlow Grsnd Services commence at
81 O'clock.
~New.Yorls Young liens Christian AssociGtion.-The
seynon will be delivered before the Association
BroSyn at the Rev Krets Chdrch In Rugerst Services
10 O'clock collection will be taken in aid ofhe
y T. BUTLER Chairman Of Lecture Committee.
Elder Isonc y. walter will deliver Dscosr.e Saf
folk ChTisD Church, TOMORROW AFTERNOON Service
70 commence at 8 0clofk
be Rev. George j. Geer, Assistant Minister of the Church
CORAL Free Church Mrtout TO MORROW (Spn
dali EVENING ~ O'Clock Sunday evening collections de-
voted the fund for erecting Free Chnrch Edifce
no Immortality in Sin and Su1erng.-GEO. STORES
wi prfacb MORROW fLoros Day EVENING ct O'clock In
Ne ehsDios Hall No az Broadway SuboctRev IA to II
ths Judgms the Wicked there spoken Of Seats ee
Liberal Lectures md Debates for the Pe0pie.-Mr.
smith will lecture SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ats P. NJ, in
Chatham Hall No Chaoamsqusre Subject The Religion Of
the Bible Discussion invited.
spiritusIism.-Profe OWEN will lecture TO MORROW,
" O'Clock NJ Institute No GO
Broadway Mediums will attend Seats Free.
NeW-YOrx Young Mems Christian AssOcatiOD.-A
speelal citing will be held the at "
O'Clock THIS Saturday EVENING Feb 49, Punctns attend
ance IL requttted H. & McCORMiCh, Jrr Rec sec.
Erooklyn Young Mems Christian AssociatiOn.-The
vii be delivered by the Rev WEIGH, D In the Pierre
point Baptist Church SUHD AY EVENING, 18th inst Sev
o'clock invited
attend. RS sLocUh, Chm Com on Lectures &c
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Wants.

A RESPECTABLE YoUYG GERMAN GIRL wishes q
n rs.ion . Cook washer and lronsr 10 priyss family q
excellent h he best Of city reference Can Be
No 100 2h between UHigedy place saA Shsv address
Y r, No. sl9 Broadway.
4 s good Cook and 10 wash and iron, in private
~ hiy, by and Sare and ssanstress Chamber
maid and SsrsTc BY the other These experienced
and have excellent city reference Gail At No u hsv the
book store.
A Cook and to wash and iron, or TO do the house
N of private family BY and Chsmbermad and Water
By the cher These Girls experienced and nave excellent
city Call No n sh-sv Ia the book store
WANTED-Situations by two Protestant young
w with bsg Of references honesty &c -oos 10
learn the trsts
cfwM EAGLES, Vsrck and Csnasts, from A.
toePM
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NEW BOOKs-Published by BUNCE &

IN BROTHER
ANNIE VINCENT Domestic Story By the Gu;hO Of the
Twin Price ST Coaspa0us for its purity Of seat
en ssphc style dsnescn Of Character and the deep powerful
Interest Of its pot'
JACK ADAMS, THE MUrISEER. By Capt. cbaui-r. Price
50 cents hsoesl fsy describing the n-iny Of the
Boupty With fall the settlement Pitcairn Island the
Home Mutinser, that beautiful Island time hnee de-
posted BY fsnefal writer in BAekwood the PAsse Of
the Pacific"
EpITHs LEGACY Or TIE LONG Woods OF TIE GRANGE BY
Mr., MAr,h author Of Adesd Lindsay Price 3 Eq1s 70
hitherto written By the aahor AID superior 70 a0s; any
,hi,s Nv .py ether sutbor- IN. Y. Express.
BUNCE BROTHER Pgblshen
No lS4Sasssast Sevfsrf-
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DECKF ORD's VATH Elk,
ID Nearly ready for Publication
VATHTK; AN ARABIAN TALE BY VIM BgcxFoRD With .
Menroir cf the author limo Price IS
correctness costume beauty OF description ami power Of
imagination 'Nahek far all European limitations Az an
Rafseas bow before t h Happy VAL
ley will bear comparison with the Hall Of Eb'is"
Also. Lord byron.
CORINNE; On ITALY BY Madame DE SrAEL. Translated by
ssb. Hill With metcal versions of the Oies b. Miss Lsndon
limo Price 81 25 HENRY CAREY BAIRD Pablisher
hfI.da fnh
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THE w ii o l. Z
NEBRASKA QUESTION
AT ONE VIEW
/ TIE MISSOURI COMPROMISE BILL ofls.l
H. TIE COMPROMISE BILL 1880; With brief Histories of
each bill
Ill THE NEBRASKA BILL, before the Senate and the
Speeches Of
Messu DOUGLAS, EVERETT,
CHASE, BADGER,
SMITH, WADE,
CASS SEWARD
HOUSTON,
The above will Isued immediately octave pamphlet Of
irom 2eo to 80 psees.
J. S REDFIEID Nos llO and ll2 Eassaas
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90 fdrmers ano Others.

MULES for SALE.--The subscriber has constantly
I on hand number good Mules
twenty aud we'll broken Alec
large bs ofmedun and smal. sizes suitable for all snds Of
suitable shipping Also three teams Of
ysrT Ore carriage Horses Inquire Of WM CHAMBERLAIN
No 25 Wshngn Y, Of the subscriber at yames5arS
the Camden and Amboy Railroad j. where the Mses DO
O. JAhES buohtbh"s
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Cost ano fonno.

I OsT-On Friday Morning the 18th inst, In going
from No lz3 seeker- Broadway down Broadway
"a sdsnsD Roll Of City Bills containing SlA, "a Slb Bis)
The finder will be literally rewarded b. Leaving the No
Maiden lane
q I0n REWARD.--I.ost on SATURDAY
" lOO MORNING. about o'clock In going from the
Of Barclay and Creenwiehs TO No IS Dsy large STORE
POCKEfBOOK abing 500 IS 10 bills and three Checks
for es 90 for s and the other for s ~ The finder VIII
be paid the shove reward BY leaving IL al
ELDER PAr2TERs, No rs Deg Ct.
(NAME to the PREMISES Of No. As ELIZABETH
~ STA young BULL DOC. The requested 70 es,
charges him Will BE- sold,
according 70 law GEORGE T. HALL.
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NETWORK SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1854
AT the BROOKLYN MUsEUM-On SATURDAY
"A EVENING Feb H.

A T the BROOKLYN MUSEUM-On SATURDAY
Al EVENING Feb Is,
vii give drsnstie tsrnsnt
stporius ysl.nna vii sinl Of her nueh admired Dns,
BROADWAY MENAGERIE, No 337 BROAD
1sG Mid 'sss AZ nd s.sn1f rs the :Ts F
spiesDes Of The LfLIiPrTsS KING he .peciD:n
h han eve, 1 rs.ns ss IL .ad four % s
p SSSnsete. sh the tsrlay q Whd Bssst, 3s siAhEsE
% . aE4 T. a ~ OloPs As4isO., Is cents children IN
CIRCUS, No 81 BOWERY.-BOxes . Cents;
~ Pitt ~ cents: q the
ysry and esae Artss the sIEGRIsf BkoIhEhs
SAB .ncs :tla oa South
10 commence st ! O'clock.
RUCKLEYs sERENADERS, CHINESE HALL
BUCKLEYs Proprietor.
The celebrated American oasdIes' every night ihi'WeeE
Door. orer 81 Conesri u oeock Admission 8 cents
POSITIVELY the LAST WEEK but Two OF
u sIGNOR BLIrZ -sTUYvEsANr INSTITUTE, no 90
shSs pcxeIs Of veHoqasm Starting sd
S Of e ie. s s e.s E B ana s zoe
n % & M1.pA6 isS an. md 9 nd
sAiURDAY AFTERNOONS IS AdmssiOa IS children,
Il. cent.
OONAN GALLERY Of ANCIENT ORIGINAL
II PAINTINGS BY the es.tsd m.terIrslisn and for
n. ibe suSvs'.n lstos Open from 10 o'clock md
hNOTHER GREAT NOVELTY
n PERTAINS VALENTINE EXHIBITIONS
OF Thu FAMOUS SEVEN MILE MlHkOhs
AT ACADEMY HALL No IS BROADWAY
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
10 until further notice Eecl purchaser Of
Is CENT VALENTINE TICKET,
VII In addition 10 admission be pressnted with
HANDSOME VALENTINE,
Equi IN yiq 6,s to isS 2. Price pa for asi ''
I9i CENT VALENTINE TICKET
VIII in addition 10 admission. be pres nted with
BEAUTIFUL VALENTINE
Sealed I'D E'h wafer IN
PRETTY EMBOSSED ENVELOPE.
Holder ofPERHAFs Gin Tickets VIII be admitted 'ohs EH
hihion usual -
DANVARDs GEORAMA, No 500 Broadway-The
~ magnificent Of the RIVER NILE t9seher
vi the MISSISSIPPI Now EVENING
Al II and WEDNESDAY and aTURDAY AFTERNOONS at
O'clock Admission Front Seats 50 cents Lect BY Mr.
Barnard peHoEAny
sUPERIsTEsDESTs OFFICE, Crystal Palace Dec ~ 1853
TIVE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
Exhibition will remain open daily during the winter from 10
O'Clock NJ TO p 81
single a1mi.sien Genus
Children under twelve p cents
Admission on SATURDAYS % cents
j NJ. BATCHELDER. Acting Superintendent.
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Chances for Bnsiness Men.


A REAL CHANCE to MAKE MONEY-Iwill send
IA T. Bovmsn thirty reesips from which be siver.ses th
young recently have made from b5 to tl d.y ALEC
tes from which he pablshe that ~ per month
be made few shilling capital also the eesns sdvense1
BY Cook for which he ehules also fall assass,as
the useful s1d beautiful Of from -hisn
he .dy. that be regularly makes els vel AZ Z. nege
rclosed postage psd address ROBERT blAbf ro
ofiee Box No d Elrnirs- New York
A RARE CHANCE-The Stock, Fixtures, Good
IA Will Lsse Of old established Boo, and shoe Store
offered for sale bs the owner mas other baaee osi
he This ehsnee for pe.on 20 90 INTO stfe ~
the has been established fo number Of yes -
doing srst cash business For particulars nqae NO 1S
Bleeckerr
DOCK BUsISEsS.-A very valuable, long-estsb-
ID LINED and profitable bssness for sale II. lccsfgn
desrabs being growing village which hn TIE Vs. ~ -
railroad canal foe agricultural vieinfy 70 ny ~.
posed pay the s1vantses Of r. md ss 1890 a)see
orrortsrity seldom equssd. Address s. D. fh'1"' nv
Box No. 49,
IsOR sALE--A siy.years Lease of tbreesteIy onek
49, rb to Stole. stustec Blseekeis aer bfsstssJ
FOR far,hsr rssealsr sppy % 3 o AcL0s No =,
INDIA RUBBER ST0RE-The stoex ana ooy 81
"a rt~n,s. al the established India haboet sore No.
- 1850 Z oared ale the owner sons 70 leave
~ Ls tS, = rood for psfcn 20 70 mo good srd
80. business hss been es' ~ s.s 49,
wear % Going soo< eAsn o1sse~ " "a ri pov0 n "a.
The propnetos N the store ~ - '~'~ "
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Nearly Ready
DARLINGTON CASTLE TALE OF THE JEs-
~
hi. extraordinary Protestant Romance from It's great abil
~ the startling revelation males and the ground takes
upon question Of Csthoy destined 10 create rcr the
literary world
twill be issued in about days limo volume Of 5S
pages Prices cloth binding, IS cents paper, 50 eenu.
are ready receive orders for the shove work
i'll be Issued immediately Answ s.h Historical Ro
NANCE, THE STAR CHAMBER prosgsey illustrated.
In Pres,
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DICK DENNY, the Jockey.
BUNcE BROTHER, No 1874 Esssgu, NewY,Ik

FIFTY TIL U AND c U r 5
Of erow,ne detection, dOlOur dslnes depression ennui
ihumor indigestion (mena from political other dry reading
rawsy journey alts rupeetion (by De
bate COnse seepines spleea general usedupshnes sra
many other complaints have already been elected BY the use Of
that ceebrsed srels prepared BY the old lady hsreAr PAK
TINGTONs CARPET BAG OF PUS-with 80 sughAble designs
and eco OF the funniest stories ke published sold BY
everybody and bought By the The infant may well
the adult warranted free from impurty and contains
nothing hrrul the weakest mental Price s. cent
Cloth gill elegant IS cents. GARRETT Co, No. 10 AraSt
Also, for sale by all Booksellers.
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A GENTS are WANTED 10 get SUBSCRIBERS
N for THE NETWORK MUSICAL REYIEW--They must,
have some knowedge Of music gye aetory references Dc able
"a 40 esd without counsel Of anybody aud devote their
whole time TO business s0eh eonisOn will be allowed
will eaabe having tas for the b1ness 70 make
f,stis AGaress MASON BROTHERS.
No p Psrkrov, Sew-York
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The Rev. Theodore WIN deliver the eleventh lecture
81 the Slavery Socey course a. the tabernacle
TUESDAY EVENING Feb. p al u o'clock saelect The
n kS Question New Assault the Freedom OF Amer
Admission Is cents.
:. Haydoel, Ex-Weod-Sawyer Hudson, viii Lecture
SUNDAY the l9th, at Burning SnP ~ ~
IL l, CathArire Market; and M foot Of Msrketst
kSnn Fashionable Halter, No lig 9th az Ts-gesSi{ n
forms his iepd and the public that he will sATUkDA req
IA 1884 Introduce biz Spring Style OF Hats.
DIR. selgers Third Lecture Europe, al the Brook
yn AthtnsS THIS Saturday NIGHT At o'clock sG9ec'
Chelsea b. Society hold their monthly meeting q kSies
er5eeker HAIL corner Of 8h MONDAY
EVENING at ocloek Addresses BY the Revs JOHN LITTLE
saa , w. TAGGART. Admission free.
Boss Masons general meeting the Laboers Union
Benevolent Society held the 18th inst Il was ur apiolsy
cared that they. on the kr MONDAY April 1884 demand 10
ssnnp day the round, and member With
sssr % Horsepower to hoi brick mortar shs b expelled
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TOR Y. b. PALMER's views Of the Principle and

Practical Advertising hs little Manual fi
fo- n Proper adyertsinx folio y OF sare The
Nsrsal nav the Advertnf Agency Tribuae
Budr valuable Cststies ior business 70 q
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The Normal schools of the Board of Education,
except Coored School, will until further notice hold their
the building of School No Goth between
the LIST and A-av
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-21
AuGtiorts.
BY L. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office 236 Hain street.

EDEREMPTORY sALE-of LARGE AND
q SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Dry Goods nt
Auction, at HORTICULTURAL HALL, Tuesday,
nov. LIST, at and o'clock, P NJ, and every day
until all are sold, consisting in part of RICH SILKS,
SHdWLS, Tibet 4 LYONESE CLOTHS
CL04KINGS, FRENCH CLoAKS, RICH NEW
STYLE DRESS GOODS, BRoADCLoTHS, DOE
SKINS, CASHMERES, &c. &c
1000 worth of elegant French Goods, in part as fol-
lows 5000 yds elegant Plaid, Brocade, Rept, Striped,
Changeable and Black Dress Silks 800 rich CASH
and Plaid shawls 800 pieces Thibet and Lyonese
Cloths so pieces Black and Colored Apacas, Cashmeres
DeLaines, Plaid Dress Goods, Gnghams, Prints, Yeves
White Goods, &c
Also $4,000 worth of Broadcloths, Doeskins, CASH
meres Flannes, Handkerchief, Linen Cloths, Napkins,
&c. making in ALL the largest stock of rich Winter Goods
offered at auction private sale. Ladies and Cen
temen invited to examine abe Stock, which will be
open o inspection every day before the sale All goods
sold warranted and perfect, and worthy the at
tenton of purchasers of Rich Goods Gbds will be sold
at private sale, when not selling at auctH.
MO diff
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mch29 diff
EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS-sever-
4L al Thousand energetic and trust worthy young men,
wanted Agents,-both local and travelling
in every State of the Unon fer the sale Of patented ar
ce of manufacture, in extensive demand The ex-
elusive right for the United States is owned by the adver
sers, and agents of capacity and business TACT easily
earn Two Hundred Dollars per month.
No Capital necessary
Extract from Communications from our agents.
'Iherewh enclose you draft for - dollars, deduct
ing one hundred and ninetyseyen dollars my commits
sion on the sale of the last month. Signed H. Reedn
~ shall realize as commission my sales this month";
The occupation will prove light and gentlemanly en-
poyment-as honorable as it is profitable.
No agent will be accepted unless able to produce sub
stantial testimonials as to character and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the first year if preferred
So many to Advertisements are forwarded from
oyes of idle curiosity only, the advertiser will consider
dence Of sincerity, when full particulars will be forwarded
Address BURNS, BENEDICT, & CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
KENNETH & DALE. LIE Roy, SoNs & Co. Also, to HAM
TLToS X. WEST Ohio; Hon. c. NJ. DESFIs, Rhode Island
and NJ RAY, Key West. Fla. daw2m OFT
lust PUBLISHED.-ENos DoRR COM
81 PANY, Publishers, Booksellers, and Stationers No
2O5 Main-street, Worcester.
THE NEW ENGLAND SHERIFF.
Digest of the Ls,Os of Massachusetts, relating to
sHERFFs, JAILERs, CoRosRHs, and CoNsrABLEs,
With reference to the Decisions Of the other New England
states, with cop0us forms,
By CHAS. W. HARTSH0RN, Counsellor at Law
Dorr Co. keep constantly on hand a good assort
ment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books: sta
onery in all its variety; the Old FGrmers and Chris
tan Alnanac and Diaries for 1856 full assortment 81
Rewards and Toy Books all Of which will be sold at pri
ces that cannot fail to satisfy.
y In the same store is kept stock Of Gold and
silver Watches. Silver and Plated Spoons, JEW
ELkf IN all variety, Gold Silver, and Plated Spectaces
large assortment Of CLOCKS in every possible form
and shape; Fancy Goods equal in quality to any in the
city, and prices as Lo1o, If not iosver
watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and warranted,
At No. 2O5 Main-street, Worcester
MIS- deodn A. L. BURBANK 4 co.
I INSEED OIL AND WHITE LIE D.
NJ American Linseed Oil
English do;
Lewis's Pure Lead, ground in Oil;
In store and for sale, in quantities to suit. BY
G. s.. IA. J. H0WK,
mchl5 diff Worcester Bank Hlooz
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miscellaneous.
LEWIS G. MUM,

A WET NURSE can be had by applying at
IN MUNN's Intelligence Office 1888 Main-street, up
stairs.
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ALL RIGHT, DRIHE ON

MENTIONS is the place to buy House Papers Room
Borders, Paper Curtains Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Erial Figures, arge e Panoramas (printed
IN high coors Mouldngs with Corners for Panel work;
Centre pieces for ceilings Church papers, &C., dee
Cheap. Cos why he has justre large invoice
from Deliccurts Mandatory, Paris.
207 Main Street is the Place.
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Cost an0 Gouno.

GTEWART s. KILGOUR. T,TJTTERS
~ AND GUN MAKERS, No. Central Street Wor-
oesteT Mas return their sincere thanks to the citizens
Of worcester and vicinity for their liberal patronage and
hope from the long experience they have had in the
and strict attention to business, to continuance Of
their favors. y
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
made to orders CUTLERY Of all kinds, made to order
Cutlery and Gun Work made and cleaned
Locks repaired and fitted with keys large assortment
nf keys kept always hand Jobbng Of ali kinds strict
iy attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction All
work DONE not giving satisfaction will be made perfect
free Of charge.
" Business hours from in the morning, till in the
evening. my9 diff