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RAILROADS.
N9rWIoa ana Worceeter railroad.

Norwica and Worcester Railroad.
- IA
WINTER ARRANGEAENTS.--N i, 1858.
Fsl UPWARD TRAINs.r b 3s ssr
Leave Norwich at 80 Al. NJ. 10 NJ, and Ta1 90 p. M
g OeRt'l Village, at z ssA NJ, 10 so and 05 p NJ
Daniviscryle, at 40 A. NJ, o5 and A 20 P. NJ !,
!" webstsr, a, sSSA.M' 2 ooand 90 Pm
Arrive at Worcester, at s25 A. M 2 so and 80 pm
'' ''' NJ ' Dow NV psis" TRAf an s.''nsa
Leave Worcester at As aud 10 50 A. NJ, and sol NJ
!. Oxford, at 71S and Il 90 :. sos +"
% Foairs, 81 at sS and Il Il 5 i
Danielsonylle, at 8 es a. M, l2 10 and 6l7P M
,,. ceS.r, Village at 4s 8 y ss and ss
Steamboat Train leaves Boston al 80 P. NJ. Wor
cesier al co P. NJ Daniesonvle at Os, and Norwich
The 80 A M train from Norwich will connect with
coaches for Providence at Central Village and Pomfret
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdaysi at Daniesou
vile, Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS; at Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba.
ny, at 9 IS NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta.
tons, at 81 Nj and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. At Worcester station, with Bostor
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
The II NJ train from Norwich will btersect at Juno
ton with New York Express Train for Boston, ant
Train for Providence and Worcester Roads at orces.
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains,
The 90 P NJ Trsin from Norwich arrives In worces.
ter in time for the 10 90 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western r Station.
Trains from Worcester at 45 and 10 80 NJ. arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New Loudon, Sion
ington Willimantic, Eartford New Haven and n York
The 10 80 M Train from Worcester connects al
Danielscnville with coaches for Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford. daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
Sommndatiun train. 81
itOayvle with Coach for Ashford Tuesday 8, Thurs
ays and Saturdays; for Providence, Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
he 30 Nj Train from Worcester connects at Web
ster, with Coaches for Southbdge, daily for North
and West Woodstock, and Easlford, daily.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sta
tions the line of this Road. will take the 80 NJ
Train from Worcester
P. g. M. ANDREWS. Agent
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 4, 1850
Passenger Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, as follows
Leave Worcester att and II, A NJ, and 8. As IN.
Leave Providence at 20 and HAS, A. NJ, and Ais
p M.
For connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester and with the Norfolk
County Road Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide publ shed by George Snow, Boston.
THE STEA MER PERRY, to and from Newport,
runs III connection with the I'LL A. NJ. and As A.
Nj, Trains. ISAAC II. SOUTiMICK Stunt s
Providence, Nov. B. 1853. MS dawtf
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FLOUR FLOUR :!

%A Now IN store, and receiving by Western R
49, Road, extra and common Flour, among which
60 may be found the following brands:
Chas J. Hill & Sons unsurpassed Extra.
w. Whitney, Premium.
CD, Hill, Extra. Blue Jacket, Extra
John Wsll,anss, do, Eliot Mills, do.
ED. Shelnaire, do, Seneca Chief, do.
z41sd other brands.
Half Bbls. Hill d Son, Hill Extra, and E. D. she
mire Extra
Quarter and Eighth tag Flour, extra quality. gn =
Graham iour of superior quality, of our own manu-
tue, IN barrels and bags.
~ No.. Mechanic street.
n va dawtf BLISS. SUTTON d 90
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won CHs TER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Manufaoturea. Tradeg. and Profegsiona.
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FLOUR
French for the Million,
New Fancy ICONS.

THE subscriber has insebiedl ana patented new
4 and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooden, Cotton or
Linen Ncsn,be built at less price than The Fancy
Looms bherio used. w in accomplish much or more
work it'll the same power Is conyennt and simple in
Us cpnsiruction, and easily attended Itmay be seen
u opeza loo at Messrs smith PFatts Mill. in Now
qdife Rt No. SO Main street, Of him Bersony at Nil
~ ad23 dHwtf iiisH9J0HN PENDER x 3
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

"a @.ss - g EE!szss
WINTER 4RRANGEMENT.-C omniencirsg Tues
day, NoO. 1, 1853.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON. as follows
Leave Worcester about S. at $780, d lO.25s m; (3O5
EN-. 400 ql-05Ex} Pm
M siiIssHy Il 7ss. 19 5sS s sis Pm
90 Fram'n Gen., $40, lilo I" 2.45, 430 +"
u Saxonvie al 7.25 g" l.30
q Newton, $50, g, $685. wv. TRY e,l5s, 1850
CIV Tr9* a; M, 2,O2#, $40, 44O 5.25 wv Tr,~ Sis,
6t5,t p. M
$50, and $3.50; p. m -
g Nsedhan Plain, SIS, and $50 am ], and 5.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.sI
For Worcester at 7.so (and Ex.l an, 21s, a. Ey
$50 e. $50 Ex) pm.
+" Mbury at 730 am. 430 I"
. Milford at 7.3O am $50
:. Fram'n Cen, $50, 500 g BIS, 4,sO, $50
6 Saxonvillc at 900 Is 100 g
:" Newton Z sow Tr.)5i5,& A. NJ. 1890, 2.15
(W. Tr.,) 3l5, S, s, 7.15 and 9i5t, p. On.
: Brookline, 7.l5, S.05, $50, & l2m |, 2.3O $780,
4,45, 6l5, 7,30, a. 10 30 p. m.
Charles River Branch, us, am IL 3, SIS pm.
*W Newton Station. wednesdays at H.
G. TWICHELL, SUPP
Boston. Oct. OF. 1853. aawtf
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The following List, representing two houses In
each branch Of trade, is submitted 10 the citizens OF
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons Of the products
81 Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise of Wor-
eester Stores in of the branches here enumerated
wit! be able 10 supply themselves short notice
upon as reasonable terms be met with iii Bosto
or elsewhere.
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nF mica Quality, in small packages from 1.-THE best
" daries in Vermont, just received by
BASSETT, EARLE, & BROTHER,
Produce Merchants. Washington Square,
n9 5awff
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EXPRESSES, sc.
Leonard's Express,

To and from Boston and intermediate
Nss-.ssa $500 places, by every train
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch. -,.r,., diff je9 -
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ROSES Providence &Worcester Xpress

L5FfEsaRKs1 PACKAL Esl Forwarded Notes. Drafts,
and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
deTs attended TO, with despatch. rsF FsVr rrl
Packages and small cases forwarded and other Expreta
business transacted at Fail River Mansfield, Atleboro',
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass Bris.
toll Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, War
wick, Wickheld, Peacedale and Wakefield r. /. ond
Stonington, Conn. sDFrIcE.--Am House, Worcester.
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

Leicester and Worcester Express.
THE subscribers will daily Express for the con-
Il veyance of Boxes, Bundes Merchandise, and every
other Xp ess Freight between the above named places
on and after this date, leaving Leicester O'Clock
A. Nj. and Worcester at O'Clock, P. NJ.
All orders entrusted to us, OF left at the Post Office,
or at Horace Waite's Store, Leicester, where States
may be odnd will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at A h. Newton's, eo7 Main
street. JOEL SIBLEY g. co.
Leicester, March 1, 1853. mar2 dawtt
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.

Commercial Line Of Steam propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENC E AND NETWORK
TRI-WEEKLY--Usual time Is HOURS.
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fsS:5S@-755y54 BETWEEN Worcester and Fitchbnre
zzazss-1 by every train. stopping at all intermedi
ate places Packages forwarded, notes, drafts and
bills collected and paid--and All orders attended TO
with despatch. ofdce corner Of Mechanic and Main
street. Worcester. nov2y diff 4,
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ga sss 50 each, Is, Y; s.-sus, esi n, 1sl,r.s a.
Nh +. eGsiT n.s ~ IL WEI. % 81: s r 6s.i. Ms,ss Co.
{ I xs 6 s. & T:I@.dI:, IS; J O v0s. s' a
z. " gss..' s's NJ Ls.i So San s,..sss. \
81 B. s ssris 81, si.shss 81, HII,si,El, sIs
s.. a. g.; " s S,ss o. ss;. s..
Meyer sc, IL SOLE, Sc, sss.g; Sc n y, 5No; a
s.ri W.pss. !ee., @,r.e se Cara. sN osioy,' sas;
ws;rs Sc ss.:s,, Sc y sf s's. -: kss,
s;.s- ss.. =, c' 6 =. s.:s;: =,
z.,,,, 81 " weirrcse ssc Psassp, s os'ih. Sc,
s:s:s * & s IS: 5';s s. 81 3 aa sen s, ss
5se: ohr.tOrh With $50 os0 sSAA, sse' hAsseA IA Nal
4. My-sr. Nae I.s NOrlrs Meyer 81, TIE c.Is SI
Rs.sysi, 81 s.yy sIa e BSosn o.. Ensy, FL pt =
DOAn s.sip 50 esasi seA~s,I 80 ssss' iany.
s.s k.. . ss,. s, .s s - cents I''' s''"
RW nod. E.s-DsIlp-r Potter. IS, Z Besa ksss-
Js s l.. Co IS Bsrs sSi-pers a,rh.ss IS, Pep
RI%Ean As'' IS sry 10 Q, 4. s''.- s,.s. az e. e. Z:
W oetheuI a Bro. ssi ai-..a Keller. 81, Cab, e.;
Fssa s g. A .ss:s1 S;:'S:S q si'i s s:
srhb. o.; Gro.he Doroeliy 81
sena; SHE. e., Seer eli Ehin. seeusi Meyer,
~ Ssnsr, --Csss BY s. 81, Dc. b. Anger. 3, -; By
New cle'h,ns va. sent CAPS By John D. rhilps Co,
blGe eheek skifts BY Le~s Bro, Cap BY party
Tefrns Old rcth,ss hss been recsived os great
any persets wh0 all refused their names
Rmagks 1t vas thought the best and wisest plan
10 furnish part Of the aid warm, new and sabstan-
tial clothing, packed in leather trunks, ready frr
transportation into the Interior and particular thanks
are Que TO the Following go-temsn Who furnished Il
al their net cost prices; A. V. SI0Ur Il Co.,
boots aud shoe-; SPRING, BRAprEr & BuFTVs, IN
dershirts aud half bas-; BERsaEIxxs BRorgERs,
clothing; HERRIcK & ScUDDER, white shirts; JoHS
BLACK, trunks
Uncun,nt money was exchanged by J. T. VAN
yLEcK & REAp without charge.
krsHNULLKR & LosoRER furnished railroad tickets
for this occasion al reduced rates.
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feual Notifee.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Courty Of SewYork no ice Is hereby given 10 All
pconsbavug e6ias against JAMES EOIbf le Of the CITY
az New loA deceased 20 presn tn same Win Vouchers
sher, the sutscrbtr biz Office No 49, BtoadSay, "
che CITY Of New NoIk before the twenty SIKH day Of
Fshusfy Dstfd New Yok ihe I'd day 81 tnsas 1884
sus23 isNtmoW ID. SroUfENbuR6d Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of 40 order of the Surrogate OF
ibe County of NeU-York lerobv gwen eli per
ana taviF csrns sg-iusf MARC sREr Nc0ifNN 'orper,
sunny sft hr City New York. dcceaed o. pfos the
viii voucher, then o. 20 as sgbscH6ss a. s oa.e 81
n lsf T. Swim No III Frortt IN he CNy ~ Ne~ toSs
~ before he fweuty niuth day 81 JsiA.fy uch- jazz
EeN-Yo,k hr sttt dave luy. 1881
ROBERT q SWAMI ,spie,s-,s,o,.
bse IaNemW' BERNARD SUNNY, !
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In fbss event. The nsIt delegation IN Ccogrsss frS0
Illinois vouli stand Rspubbcans to Dsosis'ses-
II is computed that the AMI Nebrasks majority On
Corerse will be considerably over 900.
The Republican candidate for State Treasurer,
NnIer, 10 doubtless beaten BY . small majority. He
IVES placed IN the Geld few days prior to the eec-
ton, TO supply the vacancy occasioned by the de-
clinstion of Judge McClun; bat notwithstanding
this msde capital run, carrying several Congress
ionsl Districts.
The Springfe1 State Register lSebrssksD pro-
fesses 10 have heard from ell the Counties but jack
son, Jaspsr, Pope, Pulaski and Union, and says with
out these Moore's majority Is ii2.
The Cliodgo Tribune estimates the Legulature TO
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The election Of Wisner in the lVth District is yet
vncertsin. When they get through voting among the
Beaver leland Mormops we shall doubsess kno ~ the
result. II is reported that they have cast more votes
in some portion 8 of the Mormon Knsdom tn they
have bsbitanfs, and that some Of the Counties ia
that quarter not mentioned in the State Census
The probability lie that Peck will get the cert6cits
Of electi.n. The Detroit Free Press figures out his
election by ,325 majority, with Houghton and Grand
Traverse Counties TO be heard from Emme, County
Beaver Islandl has finally been heard from. Large
msorities are given TO the Democratic State and Con-
grs,sionsl candidates, except Governor, on which
Office the vote stood: Bingham, Republican, $50;
Barry, (Nebrasks) IS. Corgress-WisDer, o; Peck,
$685. The Detroit Tribune shows this vote to be dts
proporonste TO the population of Beaver bland, and
urges It's rejection by the safe Canvassers as frsadu
lent There are $40 houses the Island ding 70
tie survey of the United States Typographical Ed
eireers, and The Tribune says;
"Allosipg SIX inhabitants 10 esch house would give
them ycpulston of $40, and eniitle them t. less
thar ESQ. Yet Strangs report OF the official result OF
bs election g,ves Peck Cos votes and the same oum-
Der TO himself FOR the Legislsture beiog every vote
poll,d. The majority Tor the other Lnco-FOco cs1dl-
dBies Ia about $50 on an average except for Barry:
Owing 10 some perronal difficulty between him and
the "Kipg be- received but IS votes 10 $50 for Box
~
that there ere full $50 illegal votes csst the -laod.
But the worst OF The thing is that they Ill seem 10
have been cast virtually by SraDg or at least under
bis direction The fact that all but IS Of The 695 votes
were given against Barry, with whom he happened 20
be opposed on personal ground, while nearly every
vote cast for sll the other candidates on the Ne
brsska ticket, sferos conclusive evidence that the
right Of suffrage among the M0rmOns Is the veri=st
farce ever imagined and th4t in point of fact S;rang
himself the voting for the Saini. That ha polls
jut many votes he thinks the exigences of the
case require is almost equally certain
Tie editor of The Par Pav Free Press, OF Van
Buren, Co speaks Of the result OF the late election in
Michigan after this fashion;
"sVEILED M TIRE HEAVENS BLACK Let earth snd
uLIes wall! Let honor justice aud
tnh clad ID, sevts In hsbinstpu Of moarnins and we
VIius snd bee uthessly streten do IN Lab
era, hss fseItd spscled md chained aud Hes beed
IN the Treason rules the eano Freedom ss,ast
OF the dsmn po.-shu3ders the black heated e.chsry
an rer6o, has her Of her heaven born rdsnec
and With wild shrek ofdtspsir fies 70 borders weeping
tear u oon!"
To which we may add in the language of the in.
moral DIR Doesficks, hat the outraged gofdes Of
of liberty hos tab of her night cap pinned no her
petticoais pot pair of co hide boots and bid
den eternal fare vel to fallen, degenerate Co
'lumbia =
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Mr0irnl.

CTAFFORLs OLIVE TAR-The new remedy
~ f,r dt r the THROAr and LUNGS, aod Tor al
RHUMATlC AFFECTIONS
OLIVE TAR s u.cd ouy lionsnti is enis sc nfee'
abe oder IL ny nh4ns he Ofor and n ne neal
he rrcpiues a fhs cohp alton Of ne eel kn1~n 80
efcs Os on snd IT, tha the wonderful cures a'e ehected
OLIVE TAR l. obsp-d b. disflu lin csran proporton)
Olive ul an Ter by rroefss paenrd " NJ stafford IA
April {5 BY alicb al the ad t1t aet sa.st
ave aId oily aonAiic dn'ds Obtained ff &c
sc cent? q bOtue Suid wbolesale and REAL ~
] MlLHAU, Druesst, No. ll3 Bloldvey.
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TNPURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
d. Comfy Of New Yss NTs1s y ss,ss} s,s, . ~ pr.
c, Ss.YorI deceased opr.sest he :sne, S ,ooese
thereof % the satsebsr b. residence No III cths,,
sbs s.y Of s.y ssa;-Dsied SswYai he ts.1 ans day
pyI Ia. INV. CONRAD BRAurroAM. Administrator.
TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
i Of he County Of EewYcrk Notice hereby given % al
person. having claims srsnst DAVID GRAHAM Of the
Cir, q xsy Y,i Sssssa to present The ,.s -s ,s1ss
before d, pm g.. Of January neIl-b.isd Ne" YOit the
r,,,xsmw p PE VIII caFr :: sSaARRAS Et.s.sor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
psrons having claims against JAMES CARROLL late Of the
Lii, Of ss-YSrs 70 present ID. =. Nth Doh
Day No als Gr.Sds io q. cy NeTY9rt on o. ssfsss
81 iswsmw. TaoMAs CARROLL, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
SsS.
deeesed 80 The 3. sI voucher
City on or before the seventeenth day Of April
D. DS the 5 s'y M 2SS E
TNPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
.or. having claim: .s.n.t JAMES sHEIroS i..o Of he
s thereof the .s5.eser biz ehee, No 10 Boysy
he City Of Y9s on Or before hs twenty eighth DAY of
IN is~smw CLAUDIO GRAFFULLA, AduiD.rator
NETWORK COMMON PLEAS.-FRANCIS
IN II. sALTUs .ssinst WILLIAM SMITH Summons
SMITH, You 'ssf hereby .anonsd sas required
TO the complaint in this action. which viii be filed The
Office OF he Cerk Of this Court the City Hail. 10 the City
Of New York and 10 Of the said
complaint the subscriber, his Office. No 81 Wsst
Newf ok City within twenty days ser the service Of tn
On exclusive Of the day Of saeh services aud
sid the plaintiff in iris action will Apply he Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint Dated Oct 2 1854
c. N POTTER. Plaintiffs Attorney
this day dolly filed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of sid
COou Common Pless IN the City Han In the City Of New
York Oct %. 1854. c y POTTER Pl.inha's torney
To WILLIAM w. SMITH. said DEPENDENT OBS isu5Tw
IN LIAM BkEBE and CHARLES 2 BEEBE. against
CHARLES Z. WILLARD. CALVIN sGYBOLr. OSCAR
4 CONSOR, and CHARLES l. M0RGAN-lTo the "
PENDANTS: You hereby summoned 10 the
this which has bee hed 10 the Office Of the
CeIk Of the Superior Court OF the City ~ New York and
Of your sns%er on the sge rber at their o'e
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day Of such service
and " you fail the said omplsnt within the tine
sfo,tid the plaintiffs in the action s se ud ust
you for the Of hundred aud twentyseVen 5000 DOL
a with from thu Oh day Of September 1857 aud for
tire further four hundred and four dollars with n
tere from the eighteenth DAY Of September enc thousand
Ds NJ is~swW YIELD q sLUYrER, Plaintiff Atty.
NOTICE.-Pursuant to an order of OTHNIEL
IN WILLIAMS Surrogate Of the County Of Oneida
tee heTe{ yep to eJ.oss ss'P. e"; ;0 ssio TOE
Marcy IN said county the With the vouchers
thereof 10 CALVIN HALL. one Of the Executions of ',d
estate his Office No ~ Genese.s Uca 10 said County
OF DAVID DOWS sLother OF the Execut Of said dee
ceased AZ his Office No - uths New York before
the Grs, day OF May neIt-D.ted Oct u, 1854
o., ,.r.nw.a R RfEiP sqM TIt,Ons. s''''''"
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KAssAs-It is said that Gov Reeder will issue q
PROCLAMATION ordering the Territorial election to take
place on the 25th Ct November. II is said that all
the Congressional candidates who have been an
nounced so far are of rhe roSlavery stamp, with
the exception Of DIR. T. l.. WRIGHT, who Is reported
to be uncommitted The other candidates are Col.
WHITFIELD, Of TeDnessee, now acting as Indian
Agent in the Territory; Col. VIZ. II. RUSSELL, OF
Independence No.; and Col. JANIS n. Burns, OF
Platte County, No. These gentlemen are ali South
errers, and would doubtless prefer TO see Kansas
slave State. Mr. Ruisell Is said by TIE Independence
5erarian to be surpassed BY one in rational At
" tachuent to the interests Of the South" while
Gen Winfield yields to none in his devotion To
" Southern interess." OF course, all this goes TO
prove that there Is 10 danger Of Kansas becoming
slave State, and that ell its settlers opposed 70
Slavery.
Gov REEprR &" No. l" MAS.-The Iadepsa1-
eree Agra,ian is quite caUstc on Mr.. Pierce's Gov
ernor Of Ksnsas. If what The Agrariaa says Is
true, Gov. Reeder is the greatest squatter'' that
ever acquired " sovereignty in Kansas. Hear The
5gr0rioR;
Madame RiiIn0r il Just DOW busy with the name
and conc net Of this high funcdOIary Unless great
Injustice s done bip hs s db yiog more solci'ufe
f0l tie furth. rance OF bic interests than Is eJn-
mon even to ihese degeser-te times. There
l. most vsluGtle beds Of tmber-lsnd consisting Of
aepfy three sections beopgIg 20 the hAibreeds Of
n Has tnbe, and lying on the Dorth bank OF the
Kansas River For ih. Sc sncs, or AZ leas, for coma
Of them six dollars per have been offered, snd
in the opinion Of con petort judges, they are worn
TED Gov. Reed,r has IL bs possession dee Il 2f
CONVEYANCE FOR thiresn Of thee sections, tue consd-
Grafton lie paid purporng to be 'Eo doli 1rs and
fit, cents DER scre Thirteen sections Of land eOutsn
eoht thousond three iuI drsc ana tFeDty acres aud
COT ~ tao and half dollars per acre, $50 500 AZ
x collars they are worth si9 800 giving prods OF
scg 1906 Vhe AZ dollars per are, they are worth
ts5 200, snd give net profit Of more than SKY
th.usEI d dollars"
L. Z Flernlken Is announced ss Gambia e for
d, legGie to CoDge's This is the fourth or ath Pro-
SisveIy candidate who has been announced. We
have not noticed The nomination Of any Free-Lsbor
candidate yet.
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THE SHIP Ne W ERA.

NEw.YoRK. Saturday, Nov. IS, 1854.
Thereby render my sincere thaDks - the fouo ginz
eenuerhsD, who 80 generously responded 70 my eau
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of KINGS

- CHARLES II. THOMSON Executor, and COR SELiA
GRAHAM, xeoutti., against GEORGE \. DAVsN'Oh
and Rufus DAVENPORT Summons for money densnd
ON coutIsot-To GEORGE F. DAVENPORT: You are
hereby summoned the complaint In this &C
serve COPY OF your the sd complaint the sub
scrbes their Office No 9Courtst IL the City OF BrooS
hp within twenty after the service here exclusive OF
lie day of such service; and II you fail to the
plant the plaintiffs ~ take Judgment for the
,pm Of two thous hnndred aud fifty four dollars with
nieres from the 6y of March thousand sbt huod
red and three besides the costs OF THIS dated Oct
u, 1854 u T. d = w.N,EoW,
The eouplhnt WIS filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
County Of King CiyHa in the City Of Brooklyn on
the 18th day Of November 1854 - -
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sEsA1oRs TO ELEcr.-At the approaching session
OF he respective l. esaurss there ~i be n sor' OF
ibe Uiiied Ststes elect in Illinois, Iowa. Wi'coa-
sin Aikanss-, Missouri, Louis ana, North Carolina,
Peuisy .vsIis, New-York, Maine AID California
New.Hampshire will elect two in Msy next
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n)ater Turc.

sEHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE of, the best accommodations for pursuing .ne
treatment the winter, and terms r,.sSoaole as else
where Adams o WELLIHGfOS, VI
" No ifa 18th 81 York
NFw-yORK CITY wATER-CUKE, No IFS l!h 81 cor
per Of UDiveisi ypisee
VN1 AFTER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL
w 70 As LAIGHr.S ST r TRAIL, ~ d PRpPhi-
100 Patients Comp female
Ph,sus TIE Third Term Of the hytrnp4hic sns
Physiu,oe,csl School vii comm~nc- Nov
NATER-C URE, corner Of 6th-aV. aud 3sth-st
w D, sUFw oDtes With d. TAYLOR 10 this lAEs.
rpS eouncdou estshhneui for the Fal and Winter Pa
TTENTs and BOARDERs received !, reasonable rates
Oetdear pr-etiee Dr"rnptiy at oded ~
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FLORIDA The Legislature stands

House -
Tneuds Member from Washington, who Is underwood
be pledged 10 vote for Democrat for tue United states
stnste
To the Houses there will be Democratic majority joint
ballot OF c, uniting the Senator from Hsmt (eoGtestsd
and rivins the Whgs the vacancy in Santa Rosa
Among the elections be made by the Lesilature. u
Sepst a. successor 10 the Jackson hortOa whose
tern expire maroh 1864 Controller Of Public Aceouos
state TitssuIeT, and State Engineer and GeOJsst