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Notifies.
Opening OF THE WORCESTER
" GYMNASIUM

ehPENING OF THE WORCESTER
" GYMNASIUM
On ORCHARD Street. NEAR THE WATER Cusz.
The Propreror of the Gymnasium have the ri assure Of
announcing that is now completed and will be opened
On "Wednesday Evening. 7th inst,
at o'clock for the reception of the subscribers Of both
sexes together with such Of their friends as they may
chorse to invite.
Gymnasfic ieats will be- performed by Prof. Molneux
an others and there will also be appropriate dresses
music, &c. ne d2t
THE WORCESTER CITY
ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY
Have the pleasure Of announcing their
FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF
l. E G II u r e S
To commence on Friday Evening, Nov 9th
and to be delivered successive FRIDAY evenings till
completed, at
III E c T Y H LII
Commencing at u O'Clock
November o. JOHN P HALE
sc 16, JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS
%, HORACE MANN.
so, HENRY WILSON.
December 7, MARY WEBB
will read Drama written by II. B. Stowe
December IA, EDMUND QUINCY.
q, JANE ELIZABETH JONES.
g. IS, Z. D. Cf-LVER.
January 4, THEODORE PARKER
-" II, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
IS, CHARLES LENOX REMOND.
%, RALPH WALDO EMERSON
Single Tickets o Packages of 10 c.ets Z j cts
(good any Lecture for sale the Bookstores and at
the Door.
he arrangements for these Lectures are all Of a
positive character and is expected that there will be no
disappointment other than may from unforeseen Cir
cumstances.
The Committee are in correspondence With others not
here announced with Of whom they expect to effect
an arrangement to lac in February. If successful
due announcement will be made.
For the Committee, SARAH H. EARLE,
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Aurtlolls.
FXTENsIvE SALE OF FURNI-


FXTENSIvE SALE OF FURNI-
TFR &C. sc.
wiz ne sold at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY Nov. It'll and sh, all the Furniture in the
AmTrfcnn Temperance House!
Worcester sting Of Feather Beds, Matrasses Wind
lass, Corded and Cot Be isteads Marsees Cunterpanes
Comfortasles, Bapke carpes Chains. Tablss Sofas
qtery; Crockery, Glass ami Plated Ware, I LARGE
PLATED CASTORS, silver and Plated Spoons and Forks
500 pairs Knives and Forks.
Slamander Safe wilder's make large Ice Chests. 2
large Meat Safes, large Oil Can, Platform Balance,
Sirteen Large Mahogany Dining Tables!
Chinese Gong, &c, &c OIL DAT
- AUCTION.-wII he soii at Public Auction,
E;;: at the Office of Pratt Howe No 2Os Main street.
Ra!.A Worcester, on THURSDAY, the eighth day of No
vemher instant, az O'Clock NJ the rights OF r,denp.
on VI he following described parcecs of real estate viz;
One House with Barn and about one-third of acre
of Land, on Ni.brook st.
One House, Barn, and about four of Land, on
One unfinished House, with about two acres of Land,
on West Boylston st.
One lot of Land At tie corner Of Silver and May Streets
containing about fourteen thousand feet
One lot at the Of Silver and CIaremont sts con-
tanning five thousand feet of land.
0ae lot Of Land Cjral street, conaing y-our hum
dre1 feet
All the aforesaid tracts being in the city Worcester
Also enc undivided half of about sixtythree of
land in Ho len,
Also, two lots Of Land in Bostonvle in the town Of
Nce1hams
Also, the following Personal Property, viz:
AHS Edtrut hlSt OF We uNOrtl Planlng Machine,
alltha towns in Sullivan Co.. New Hampshire except ore
Note of two hun red AID seventyfYe dollars signed
by G ,rdner & Gotton
Note of about one hundred seven dollars signed
by D. G. Whiting; aud several oth.r AMI accounts
for the furthe particulars Of which inquire of
n1 d3t O. z. PRATT. Assignee.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
auction Rooms No sc and 6s Main Strest
H0CSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C. On
3 SATURDAY,,
At O'Clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture compris-
lsg Carpets, Sofas Chairs Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Hsls Hair and other Mattresses, Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Ktcnen
Gales OF Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
Tie city, county, State; terms reasonable and sasfac
lion guaranteed Also the appraisng of property solicit
81 Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon applica
HCu ut the Sales Room Constantly on hand an assert
ment of new common Furniture, Table Cutlery Crockery
Anh Glass Ware Clocks, Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C.. which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales OF Furniture every Wednesday at
tfnoon. at Punan's Sales Rooms at the usual hour uu
~ further notice. s. NJ. REDDING Salesman
Biar30 DIFF
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Cost ou0 Goun0.

OSTAIn going from No. Trum6u St., to No. 245
"a Main st. yesterday, between l and O'Clock P. NJ ,
ROLL OF BANK BILLS, wrapped in light brown
paper Containing about 5000. Whoever his found tho
same and will return to the subscriber shall be literally
rewarded. PLINY H0LBR00K, 24S Main st.
OLE DIFF
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GREAT ARRIVAL
OF
n E w
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

The subscribers beg leave to uform their customers and
the public generally that they have jlst returned from
New york; with magnificent stock of goods consisting oil
1000 Muslin and Cambria Collars, which we are selling
from 10 cts. to SIP each.
Cambria ard Muslin Sleeves
Muslin and Cambria Bands and Flouncings.
Infant Waists and Robes.
LADIES' Embroidered Skirts
Cambria Edgings and Insertings.
WrOugh Lace Wells.
great variety of Real and Imitation Iaces
Cloaks and Dress Trimmings.
500 dozen Childrens Wooden Hose
great assortment OF plain and Iibd Ladies' and Misses
Wooden Hose.
Ladies' and Misses Wooden victorines
ohIdren's Jackets and Cutters
Ladies' and Misses'z. phTr Cuf5,,and Comforts.
Ladies' and Misses Wooden Hoods.
Kid, Taffetta, Cashmere and Fleeccd Linei Gloves.
great assortment of Zephyr Worsed and other articles
for Embroidery use.
adies Head DresFes and great variety of small articles
which are usuay kept in a Fancy Goods Store
In regard to the prices aress'y assert thato
actes for purchasing and sedg goods unsurpassed
if equaed, by any House in this city and Ladi in wan
ofany article in line will find it to tn r advantage to
favor us with a call before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. $50 dozen Lawn and Linen Handkerchiefs from
auction, which selling from Ct to rs cents EACH al
GROSS s. STRAUSS,
New York Fancy Goods Store, IS Main st.
Opposite Quinsigamond Bank.
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SHELODEoN ANUFACT TORY
AID
PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS !!
241 NJ AIN STR ET.

Worcester, nearly opposite the Forester House
The subscribers beg leave t. invite the atl ton of Mn
SIC Teach IS and the public generally an examination
OF her helodrOns, which are manufactured IL many va
Tele OF styli III elegant Rosewood Gases from new de-
sgn] for rlor use. Also, Harmonious and Organ Me-
lUd or chu -Ches
The undersigned happy to announce that long ex
psten;e in the coDstructiuu ing, tuning of Reed
lrstrul eats enables them to offer 70 the pup.ic a
S peTf0r article III every respect
The senior partner, Mr.. Taylor has been engaged for
in Boston, and has devoted large share of his time to
70 t-s.
Mr.. Farley long known in the Meodeon business has
charge Of the Vocng and Tuning art acquired OnEy
by long practice and upon which the poDer and quail
ty II the tone OF the Melodeon mainly denends
Their PIANO teRFkS, inciuriiug those with the cell
ehrated Gotian attachment, are selected with great
care from 7. Gilbert Co.'S Mandatory the Oldest Man
uacturtrs in New England
Did styles Seraphnes altered to the new STYLES at fair
rates
Piano Fmtes Repaired by an experienced hand
orders for Tuning and Repairing promptly attended to-
TAYLOR 4 FARLEY.
worcester Oct 20, 1895. distf
To the Courts and JUST having Jurisdiction in the
premises:
TENHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Westbnr
Il ough, desire inform the several Courts of the Com
monweaith, taking cognizance of jYeie delinquency,
that the Reform School is occupie by larger mum
Der of boys than fitted to prov for They therefore
request tn at present be sent there. Should
commitment continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to and portion OF the inmates to the
Houses of Correc ion, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity. this notice is respectfully given.
By Ordeo oil the Trustees.
THos. A GREENE, seo'y.
Westborough, Oct. II 1855 diff
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Gro kern, Mt.
GAS FIX EsIi

The subscribers prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all of which will be
sold 30 per cent cheaper than can be purchased
in either of those cities.
W. are daily receiving from the largest and best man
ufacturers in this country, all their patterns
II A N D E L Frs. PENDANTS,
BRACk ETS, SO.
ANY one in want Of Gas Fixtures should not fail to call
and examine our stock before purchasing, when shall
be happy to show them that the above statement is cor
rect and how it is we afford to dol it.
oGt1 dawtf BROWN h FIRTH.
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Ok CASKS SATIN. w nlTE-
n - 20 do. ~ aching Powders.
20 do Whit Soda Ash.
100 carboys OH yitrol.
Zoe Sale by o. A, HARRINGTON h co.
anil laif
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TO HE ADIE

TO T IL e LA DIES,
We invite to examination of one of the largest
and neUest Stocks of
ID r Y G. O O D s!
tobe found in this State The price of every article is
"aarhei' plain figures and no deuiation ailowed.
The " 0me Price System - strictly adh, red to.
We hive on hand the following articles, and SELLING
AS ADVERTISED
MSrim'cG Prints, Toe. per yd.
Coch;co 20. IOc
Dunnel "cztra width" do. Zoe.
Phillip Allen & Sons do. IOc,
Amer can Print Works do. Sc
Richmond do. &c.
English f" yard wide" do. 12Et-2c, q
HAMILTON AND MANCHESTER NJ. DeLAINEs,
In good vorety of styles, 12 cents. Do do in ex-
ira qualities and styles, II to 90 cents.
400 Ps. DE BEIGEs, in al colorS, 2l-2c. per I'd
Plain ALL WOOL DE LANES, csc.
PARIS PRINTED do. 25tn75c
FIG'D. 0AsHNFREs, 25 to 37!c.
English Merinoes, prime qualify, AZ to 624c.
Lyonese Cloths, 25c
English and French Thibets in all Shades 81 90 to s7t
Figured Thibets article, SI.5O per yard
+ NCY SILKS
to $3.50 per yard.
BLACK SILKS, all widths and qualities, sac.
oS2.25 per yard.
Heavy Red Twiled FLANNELS, warranted A
Wool % cts. per yard.
White Flannels, rs to rs cents.
Hamilton Cotton Flanoels 10 cents.
Brown Cottons, etc. to 1874 cents.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS,
AT REDUCED PRICES
We selling BR0CHA CASHMERE sHAWLS, at
$500, as good as be bought for IS 90 or 50 90
and the same quality selling ourselves but few
weeks ago s7OG and $500 All other grades of Shaw
selling at Greatly Reduced Prices.
STELLA" SHAWLS,
full assortment of shades, at equally low prices
Nov is the lime for all Ladies purchase as all of our
extensive Stock OF Goods marked at extremely low
prices. Call soon at
b. l.. HAgDON s. COS.
% tao Main It.
lask0 PS. ALL WooL PLAID CASH
III - " MERES.-We have a large lot Of the above
Goods which we will sell fer the xt 80 days 50 to rs
cents per yard The goods selling last year for rs
cents to sl.oo. Call early to secure rgaias.
b. L HARDGN & CO.,
OF l4s Main st.
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Rcal estate.
= MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
n NlENT FOR SALE.


me property recently occupied by Messrs. FALFS &
GRAY In he city nj Hartford described below The
subscriber believes it Can be improved Car Factory
or'or many other kinds of business view IF the highly
favorable terms on which it can be Purchased in rerei
to price and Of payment by an enterprising man
with moderate capital and invites those des Gus IL pur
chase such prolety to examination of it, as d. scrip
toh tat can be glv-n will convey idea of its
magnitude the great facilities it combines for an exten
slve manufacturing business 1t must sold in srer to
reheve the MORTGAGES. 1t is that such opportun
" presents itself for SAT. and superior investment.
The ont Potter and Commerce SITS measures abo,t
bbO feet. The buildings list
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-z5-gs4EYsssI w ESTERN RATLR d.
4SSsssys.s=s7S SPECIAL N0rICE.-0n and after Mon
day. Nov 5th 1855 the trains the Western Railroad
will leave rcestsr as follows
For Springfield, Albany, and way stations, (Accommo-
daton) SIS A. VI
For Nes York aud Albany, (Express) 9.55 An.
For Springfield, Albany, and way stations, (Accommo.
dation) 1926 ?. NJ
For New York, (Express) 4.25 P. u.
NJ dis2y GRAY, supt
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n Office. The subscriber has taken the r ON for.
! v mery occuDied by Daniorth Brown, No. Flaggs
Building up stairs, where hr will aepd to the letting OF
tenemens, furnishing help, bath American and Foreign
to those in want. and find employment the same
Asu has the agency for selling Building Lots IN various
parts of the city, easy he obtained In
this city and money furnished to build one hundred and
fifty houses also Farms for sale in various rs Of the
country and State so, Houses for sale in varou parS
Of the city. ADRIAN FLAGU,
COS NJ sc Rut
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NTHs, ULTPs. sc.

HYA INTHS, TULTPS, &C,
THURSDAY, Oct 25th, we shall shall commence our
Annual sale of Dutch Fowring Bulbs consisting Of Hya
cinhs, Tulips Narcsus, Johnquils Crocus, Iris Snow
Drops GiadiOus, Sc They selected with great care
for us In Haarem and much the best offered.
NJ. b. GREEN h co,
o25 daw 2l6 Main st.
GOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The sub
~ scribers having formed a CopartnershiP unoer the
tue of A. PEAsLEB co would respectfully solicit
continuance Of that patronage which has heretofore been
so literally best the senior partner. They will
continue TO to keep hand Meats, Vegetables &C. the
best the market Affords which they will dispose Of cheap
for CASH. A. PEASLEE,
G. MCFARLAND.
Worcester, Nov. 2, 1855. dtf
10 OSS'S EXPRESS REMOVED 10 Leon
MA ards Express Office, No $50 Main st., where we
trust business will receive pr mpt attention
nj dtf
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BUILDING MUViNG.-'h he subscriber, hay.
HD had several years. experience in Boston and vi
entity in the moving and raising Of both Wood and Buck
Buildings, eli her with without chimues standing,
would ectiuly inform the cit Of Worcester and
vicinity that and after November 1st he will att md to
any business in his line in prompt and efficient man
References IF. II. Kinnicutt Jonathan Grout, j. b.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
d3mS No Mvrtla at
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TO LADIES WHO WISH A
BLACK SILK DRESS!
THAT WILL
WEAR WITHOUT CRACKING.

ALL SILK AND ONLY $3.50 PER YAnD.
Also, all other grades from "a so to 80 20 per yard
Also, somr elegant MantiIla FRI ges All for sal at bar
gains, at GEO. ?. BRYANT's,
o25 davis 15i Main st.
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Personal Intelligence


Attbe Metropolitan Ho,e-Hon. John NJ Wood Mane Hon.
Charles sumner Hon Hilard Hail. Vermont; Capt T.
u hodgden Phladephsi II. Henderson, Baltimore; Hoo D.
parnIes yesterday from tho Metroroan, wereMrs Frank
lin Pierce and Hon. j. Toucey and family for Washington
From New Or in eamshp Crescent CtyMss Hut.
Crimson hs thompson and three children joseph Bare
per- Miss Mason Thos Brooks, Rcirgues, and In seerags
From Aspinwsli-N Barnes, mail agent; b Benan
paigado, Rodgers, and one In steea2e.
From Richmond, &C. IN the steamship Jarnesown--wm
Johr ecn, Cakn, Francis Jno Nichols, Robt Nchos
Austin, Austin, q Tellcv, A II Drake Mathe VS.
Wn Huchnss and lady Mrs. Osborne DR. Lewis Stein and
two soma kiss Crork Tucker Do 5oanIon and ladv
Mas Prince, Mis- Carr Mrs Marshal, Mrs MITCHELL
Sc March Edward Fitzgerald. salmon, Mel onsidand
rs In the storage.
DEPARTURES.
For Charleson, per steamer James AdgerA Pilot. Jr
r Iherat, Mrs VIM Cola, Mas Lihtburne, Mics serry
Robertson, Miss latte, Mrs Green Lownes and lady,
J Adams, Jas " Potion: Thompson, Gerden, Darcy,
Sfe J %ss s o 1 s
konar, Jno Robinson, Edgar, A Bennett Lawresce and
lo5 In the Storage.
For avAnnah, steamship KnoYvile-Mr and Mrs
Grgg Miss Miller MISS Cray, Miss Euphcma Gun
nDgham, Vim Cunningham lady and child Miss Balm, Ma
Bul Abel Peters esn. Rev Wyer and lady Mrs Or
Miss Clark, Capt Alden, 4; Thomas Clark, W Nor
rc lady child snd Miss Marion Morre Miss Mary
Morre Mis- Sarah Jane Morre, Ellis Potter Madison
Courtney Dennis Francis Brown, Thomas Sharp, Mrs
HARDER and child, John Webs, Middleton Amos scudier
Miss Sarah scudder Edward CiaGse Gilbert Tweed and
rniidren Cbas Arnold Riley, q @ GrYn and lady a
Grim and lad @ Carr HELMS and lady, Davis Pau
eullrnan, and liz in The eteerage
For Richn ond, 40, in tho steamship Rosnote-Edwsrd
Lewis, Watkins and lady. Rev Gilbert Jane, Hobbs
Miss sarah Crands Mrs Roobre infant John souhgne
csl Priv s9Sas s Spd ;s
kearney, Emsncr, Jarvis Mas l. Miller. Hess Jas
Devlen, d Day ton Jacobs and 81 In the steerage
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The Board Of Oanvasssrs met yesterday morning. ct II
o'clock the President In the chair Supervisors VIII
Hansen, Baird, Kelly, Christie, Ely and varian were
present.
Supervisor HERux Of the Nineteenth ward completed
the reading Of the returns Of his ward tho day pre-
yous. No discrepancies appeared in the remaining dis.
trcts read.
Supervisor KELLY Of the Fourteenth ward submitted
correction Of the Inspectors Of the Fifth district Of his
ward The correction made giving Hea Hey for
rtary State 10 votes the return in the hands Of
the County Clerk, an omission TO record the voe upon
bots returns having been previously made
Supervisor vARAE, Of the Twentieth ward was called
ppon to read he reurrs Of his ward, when . debate
arose upon o mott IN COR adjournment.
Supervisor ELY said they might we'll continue with
the canvass az II too late then 70 60 10 church.
Supervisor KELLY hoped they had met they would
not certainly adjourn till the Of the two
naming wards completed.
II twas finally voted to go, whom announcement
made that the returns OF The Supervisor II tho Twentieth
yard locked up in the iron se Of the Clerk Of the
Common Council and that the key Of the could not
be obtained Mr. Valentine who absent, had 1t in
his possession.
The Board, upon this information, adjourned till this
morning at IL o'clock.
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i've, 81 aos. Primo lard, 12e Frsxhts-Osttsn = L.
v0Dssl hner, and "a refused.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1855.
Ne ssles Of cotton today add up only a0O0 bAles the
1sanea being small in Consequence Of the OF
oe AtAntics nes eugar 6kc, 6Tc nolasses SOkc.
ale FouT-Hslders hoIdng back for higher prioes
Sales ~ 90 12K. Germ 6rn At 07xc. Exchange fair.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE Nov. 90 1856.
At eur cattle market to-day 1900 head Of becves
ssld averaging three and quarter gross There was
bxisk demand Tor hogs VI which the market bare
Eales vsze made at IS Is . % 10.
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4axr1D0s
On Thursday, Nov o. by the Rev. r. l. ksgocn D. n,
Mr.. VIZ. R. cARxsoS 70 Miss ANNIE Z PAYNE al Of this
city.
On Thursday, Nov. %, by the Rev. Mr. lowell THOMAS
II. BRAsDoS, Of Nashville Tennessee, second OF 5te
phen Brandon, Of Mary thorough, Queens county Ireland
bin, Of New York.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Nov. %, by the Rev. DE-.
Pss, DR.. EDWARD HuDsos U. !. ", TO JuuA MARaAaEr,
daughter Of Purser Charles Murray, U. s. N.
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chemical baths
Verxnes, IN esT,cstng from tho human
siaDces ether sken medicines absorbed whas erercssn
hc professions OF painters gf.rs ooxng gssa plarz,
no bngrr qse.ou of Doubt Prof vergnsS experience
warrants him IN snrmnr aud shese baths
VIII relieve aud permanently all nOs afflicted with
nan unnamnasiofy chronic) paralysis Dearaiga con.
acted muscles and s various aud dypepac an~c
tons caused he 81 minerals In he system Tho
remedy simple aud almost ns'Antaneoi.
10 10 eject differing all cher medical expedrni~
simply strengthens Nature la her efficacy by agent a,
potent and Kindred In charAer and aus snAbs Der 10 se
The morbid csass o. di.sartance and % resore The normal
enndbons at health larre, well furnished and
house hes been opened NJ No 10 Broadway whore r1s.
will rive hs personal 10 who may require
hs services lie ul he assed by Intelligent and esnpe
iert phyecAn and Tor nc better convcuoSc- OF OF his
patents will his branch eabfnent NJ No
lie TO iriorm The medical profession
public, ttA be has made which viii
10 The baths the houses ~ bo~e who
10 visit bin. SeyerA nehd beea discovered and
spped sh % local inflammation. A the
phcalon tie BAH ny Incompetent -kful
might result IN serious nJury instead u benefit patients
would do well 70 Apply 70 Prof yrRsES direct atie~s
tronahy satisfy 1nsevcs y The cnp-tenry o. s,oa
propcse r. application ~ Bpersonsfron The coaury may
b. accommodated with board In he building
students VIII be received special department tor ladies.
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A uCTION NorIcg.-cTn~TgG sALR OF CABINET
"A turn arr, norwood ysAao'rts, A. ihs moruav in
day, al " - occTk, JOHN y. EISSEIIs tg7io3eer, VII
tel ~ suction Al ihe ssesru0ms ~ Day RU.SKLL CO.
~ Nss ~ sfrHS', ~ dor iron, Rs1u eref ci-
Ton q nuperier chtret furniture. conpIlna rra -pi
psror infnlfe, a'ninK fcca bernv. 5rsfy AMI hal ta
IRE, ~ " fntelfnt manufacture. A.. Ae4
WOOD psnnrtosTs. n, bts ELK = rlrsiag hsFxaans
xAy ~ ertse',d ard every III ne esfaNwae w lfriY
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4 uorios.-sorrcE Is uEaKsY GIyEs rn.r rcg

A UCfiOs.--FOTftF Is HEREBY glVES THkT POI
~ ssn = poser sysn 2 norrags exorr-i - - "a
cay ~ AoY~gnhea 1851 10 Robert ~ fe4xstFa1e ~ ~
isfni,are d 10 iuNe No ~ Prsnknn rrcst cal ssI
hts NrslaD mo4lins. n ibL D'ciyx a. v siNA n
toossrd dfafs asd co.'s, vfh nom 4bsg iss
The furAilI fsss n ar .; ygr ~ 1srky,
tsscdln std a.bsn farl@nfe. 81 ctrtt1s cttrf
resspo<d fgs ~ stin trfsatr rBst sfti
oet2xN puann raie ~ snnn a F.asFi roe~wag
tUre< wAAgarls csntrc 80 ard - u,kfir
ay@, st<nds, oval sos p'rr gsss eieks al
tNnllrgs etifs taAsa. eH&fueef cAars. e&rfwa
rshs is1 sinrds, Abr sss silver wAf~, esorkery
ware every sf,i. " b. uni sy~ sss~
= nlerAG1. rAhIFf. ~. trDf&t~
A. 4
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4 ucT1ox No1Icg-sUoENH y. YRAyKLIH. All

~ tloneer-sy fgAEkIIE a NICupLs-ai ase s4lsa.
- Esssan street. John, tn0rrUw saturday
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Dnguerrcotypes and Photographic, COPIED
from he Few York Sunday Cour.er BROOKLYN po.na with
pride 10 HarrSns gal Of bar
1t No 2s Fulton street, from are Obtained The beet
porisi eh.r photographs ambrctypes
which are " be ound In this county II the reader thinks this
ion, which VIII surce.
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AnsOn's Large Size DaSuerreotypes, fhr
Mty cents colorcd and twice large others
taken Tor ny cents and equal 70 hose made g.
AAs0N's $50 broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Chaps, Chafes, Rough and Tender Flesh
cured by GOrRAuDs na~hless Italian Medcsed Soap II
Is ao sovereign remedy Tor erupou-, letter sssrheu snd
all kin drfories Pcudre subtle uproois hair from io~
foreheads part Of h~ body waranted Rouge, lily
white hair dye and restorsive-a the old depot o. Walker
street., first Store from broadway Mrs Hayes, Broukyn