davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

soon after we left explosions took place and
shook even the vaults, and all the night the
mines were blofDg up. hoped and PRAYED
that Sevas,opol was taken, but scarcely dared
to think such good luck possible. Getting
that night through was worse than anything l
had experienced before. There was dismal
sort of light in the vault, caused by the fires
in Sevastopol, and the faces and mangled limbs
of the wounded men around me looked more
horrible than can describe. Their cries too,
were pitiful to hear, but before many hours
scores of them were silent forever. The next
day passed, and the next night came, and we
seemed quite deserted, and the stencil of the
dead was getting sickening. 1t was about
nine O'Clock the next morning when some
French soldiers first found US, and, as far as [
could learn, only two or three in that vault re-
mained alive, though there were other build
ings full of the wounded The Frenchmen
found several of their own dead, and had them
removed Immediately. The first English Off
Ger saw was Captain Haywood, of the rife
brigade, and he said he would send us doc
tor, and in about half an hour surgeon Of the
staff (Dr. CIegg) came in. There was very
little for him to do in that place, but he sent
up to the light division for stretchers. 1t was
several hours before we could get them, but
at last was safe in our own hospital up at the
front. Thank God, though my thigh bone is
broken high up, the doctors say that there is
no fear of my losing the leg, and now that it
is comfortably in splinters feel almost we'll
| hope as soon as my leg is strong, to get to
England
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

vigor. He keeps them trimmed in, and annu-
ally removes about one-half the wood that il
formed. He uses compost, and omits noth--
Ing to bring them to perfection. His nett
profits from this eleven acres this year will be-
between three and fsur thousand dollars He
IS ABOUT extending his grounds, and will put out
hiteen acres in peaches and quantity in pears,
apples, &c. His example in the fruit line is.
worthy the imitation of others. These peach
es are sent by steamboat TO Cincinnati, and
from that point are sent by railroad to Cleve,
land Buffalo, Detroit, and other places.''
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

Full crops expand not only peoples corn
cribs, but their hearts. Dear bread-stuffs
closes the door Of hospitality, and makes folks
as averse 10 company as tax collectors. Ad-
vance the price Of -four from six TO twelve dol
lars barrel, and we increase the number Of
stingy people in the market two hundred per
cent. Generous men are only found on gen.
erous soil
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

In Iceland if minor commits crime, the
parents are Immediately arrested. and unless
they can prove to the satisfaction of the magis-
trate, that they have afforded TO the child all
needful opportunities for instruction, the penalty
Of the crime is visited upon them, and the child
is placed under instruction.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

How do YOU get along with your arithme-
tic . asked father of his young hopeful
sI'ye ciphered all through addition, partition,
aboli,ion. satisfaction, distraction, abomiua-
.ion, Justification, hallucination, carnations Gre
alton and adoption Hopeful will shine on
come short line railroad.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

A tailor who had made a gentleman's coat
and vest too small, was ordered TO take them
home and let them out. Some days after the
tailor told the gentleman that his garments,
happening TO fit couniryman of his, he had let
them out at ten shillings per week.
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sv-r,y oEYsr gysvpY rOs PRIVATE BfFr Asmv-Dl
j HrsftsW 81 49,, n ner r~~~~sy 40 vft soa&sV
~.-s psytsf' = - sst ~ sss~~,,s vv~ ssd
4 ~ ~ tr~<A q M
- Ia "a psygv u ~ 80 No Ssvszss sves4
WY o.. rrss ~s1p~
SroNTtfy oy ATTENTION -rvR.fA on srrrugr
w 4. fsNes9y cvssS - 49, ~ ehasts
sasn<s, v oAxA.ss a 1890 a-iy Al y Gsssn-<t
re rsssrsress rssa v fAsas "a hsss 100 Fnef.
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XEs1RIs BLOOMS -LADrEs. no you visa To
" have shn me whnc xAin, cheek hike a psx u Aed
hesutnu fsndsf Use hc vcstrs boorss t.siIe- iess ~
netrs 49, 70 cpArss ploosn conposos sy hsw.
mous rsrusi'on IN Europe where hey BIZ TO- Al
rsiio beauties a varous cnurs. nposalbs !, aa.ss
ihsir use hey are nsfmes sell Your ..susy -tu n.
Heightened by using he perpetual siyn. sopns -,
DIRK ladies', No fAir, No . blonde Nc. rod only A. -
Brvsrwry. O-@' - -
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i sALE-TBE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES or
The grocery ard liquor southeast OF
ccnh styeet and seventh rnue VII be sold cheap
Is In her busiress Apply al the store from
|ht II, the evening.
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Il sALE-A NEW PAIR OF DOCK SCALES, FOR
|ueshpg coal. 1hey Will he soS together with large
worn, ata Great sacrihcs, Apply ~ JAMES j. GUN
On, .heril's Office, CiIs Hall.
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tx sALE--A LARGE TRACT OF TIMBER LAND,
situated the Connecticut river which be bro CHI
w York o. waters and the land first rate for faraig pur-
viii he exchanged for any bind OF mafketsDle mer-
ise, wing n hines &c. Apply al the real estate
. lpf ulion street. Agents wanted
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n sALrr-LEAsE. STOCK AND FIXTURES or
fruit and vino store with bar connected
Of hr best locations In The city Fer any wishing 10
.e in The br-ness such opportunity seldom offers
y. r. Herald Office, for four days. No agent need
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|R Saba DESIRABLE PEW IN CALVARY
church For price and further particulars apply al the
b Of A. J, BLELCKEH& CO., Auct.oneers, No. Broad
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r sALE--A FARM or % ACRES, IN THE VICINITY
ot Etzahehsown, n. j. The land Is In good s.a OF
ration. One hours ride, by or Steamboat from the
York Also, OF 63 acres with variety OF fruit,
building 1c fifteen minues walk from depot Aso, one
res land and buildings In rood order. For further par
hrs address Is. W. TUCKER, Eiizabethtow N. -.
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TO MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURERS AND bot

j uers.-f prepared furnish 10 any qu unity
AeyAndfr's Iairni cCrt fA9eLeF whea mineral
aud boucr, IA the tc aud ases article
offered 70 heir roce. ions nAds with
them t~h an6r ADD time. Specimens can be al W. Gses
a waller apparatus msnuiacory, b Fulton street .,s-
YMt where every information aso be oonned ~ h.
thtr unity &c rnd al ordcfs forwarded 10 Pirner soe
ulseufer, New London, Conn, VIII be prompuy a.
terded 70.
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4 r.ntE rARMa AYn rIMREREn LAND FOB

|ICApiE FARMS AND TfMBEREp LAND FOR
|fale-. Og5 acres. offer for farm, known as
Ind lyng The eopn, 81 Surrey. Virginia, four miles
be beautiful village Of Cabip Point and Ave miles from
from Petersburg ~ rfnlibhrld Va. This farm con
ss sefy4 $50 ecres cleared and In high state Of I'm
[me,f. re and 4 well adapted 70 the grown Of wa-a,
oS,, tohscso and has prossd TO q 4. healthy a. any
n Eastern virginia, IRE 4 on this farm lsrre gel
3fafly pfe coihtnins seven rooms and passage I'd
Ircfsfi IA houses for the Accommodation and conve
.. he iafm There VIII be completed 10 seeding IN
5ays ~ bushels ubcai good land which win 20 with
scha.s a be tsrm There u good store house sa 4.
I'M a, cool houae about quarter of mIl from ia
on The very prhlc rosd and within thirty steps ~ the
ad tut ~ Messr-. Han. Hopkins sclton--an axcel
and for country grocery. This railroad Il conrp,sef
store ard transporting wood and lumber daily d.
Of sy n iirs 10 James River where wood IL readily
II from g. 10 ssL per cord. With upward tendencT
* 10 1000 cords Of good pine wood suitable f,r l,s
ern market; there also deal Of sag mill timber on
~ arres Of wood iau,, heavily tmbered within ous
The above farm and hne natural land for Agricultural
ses which viii be from quarter 20 half milo parallel
railroad Witch heavily 90; IN pine ami ost suitable
wiz purpose nd wood cutting
wi also ..u my present rcsld.nce, containing 90
me tudlnes are al new ~ hey were pi~ted la.
-. miles from he aNye lon de- al the shove lands will
81 them ~hcn lsud very low W slis
!, NV lerms win be scc0mmod stns. In this nsehbOr
re several gentlemen from the stste n Nos
and purcha,ed farms. and enjoy good heath sumner
need ess io name m those wishing TO purcasse vi
ard eramiue. Persons landing AZ Carriers wharf or
wharf cearmouot cars hssch my res.dchce in
half Those wishing Rurehssss mns 'ts esrly appl
Spring Grove, Surrey County, Virginia.
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biz sALE-TwO TENANT HOUSES ON ONE LOT 81
ssei deep each lot 149 feet deep and 'u 'front.' n Cherry
~ between Catherine and Market terms easy Inquire
Ne York Fur Company AL broadway, from 70 10 A.
IND 10 9 y. N.
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T'nF COMPOUND EssENLE OF OHM MOOT In ANo
her couyn will be found he .decfas cn.ent u DR. n
AChRIPl. whose oface IL nj 10 ~ Reward w.hsvs
know Dr sor for nearly twenty years regusr
uton.r VI mesic ne, and 10 beyc la ms anoas he les
irc phs OF the snd bt Morrill, u fhc yri.fcr ~
ceetraed o. china roo, article procured great
expense nor china, suS i 81 h~ mot VAIN he fned
clues yet offered 10 the inflicted Its asipush4g
suh iha The hIc ~ should NJ avail lsaseigcs ~
SeSefAns qualities We rbcetfn1y rrcnlnns "a rlns
ftof esence 70 The n tee ~ the puhlret u1dsy Ncrs
zee advtrsseur~-s In The kostou Herst zee lesteS
bottle. " " -
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r sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
saanefy ftnre No. Is Park sc@ terms satisfactory.
fe lle Promises from ~ 70 o'cock. Immed.lieIy
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X SALE IN BROoKLyN-A COTTAGE FRAME
touse and o, No 3 Bergen street. near Court sreet.
|mnu'1s' walk from South ferry; house filed Ia with
and eight rooms, good cellar, cisicrn &c In.
III thc store No 10 Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. Terms
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grows sToyEs, slows l6, CANAL 81 RET, NEAR
- Nhrck. W. A II. VAN NDTES' re. We have
large ssscras en-, a he latest patterns s,ove.
sn grAes ADD kxben for sale realonsse
soscs Put ny and pe furnshed bv sAms gaics Get stoves
aud retail.
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ANTHOLOGY.


A 'TDNISHIKg TO ALL MADAME MORROW TIfY
~ ssth daughter, las Ass,ural g % t~ past pr-se1'
rd nruft frtnb ard AL he ~ NE he WI
is prhs ard viii speedy marriages si she~ ne ~.
~ lie tgsf "a husband aud Assent friends sas 81
ing iogehsr los- gio arc separated, who en1y De
f.s.sk Lat yhes n nsirEonA bliss An wso gasyi
rtess~d Ael bellrf dat shs most vondAs,a bg
y Ass hAx bssn tnowu tYakb .f,e prAc
nothHg but rhst u reecDccasie 10 phlosor.ef. n
chsgFe nat sadkfff. ~ heocre stress tstween tzrst
ar1 ,0lEusbs Csrileurn %. sfEied n B-Nais ~ No
eAIaopA De puoir ssAh.s hose oiogsN v1 eyg br
ads ertasTasnt, resclrg slus1ar 70 n4i1 =
4 sIRoi ooy. MADAME O. FORMERLY MSS BQrrg
n h. frBoreI FROM 90 brDofas brr o10n.e
q us' street. tvo Gorrs e..of nsosd~sy % sAlfs u4 as
Were sfs be rrIsuted sh 81 evsns al 90 T. -
sfAstk q 81 AL WHO viss her. Pee, ~ esats
(LATRvoYs SCK-nY MRS. HAYES THE BrSr gggfxg
si4iTsuJAnt 80 his eg.1. IA fisfrs - ssA
e8fFf durable Ladies hear u ~krfeat.oss arI
- hos who AMI dear 70 tsr =, eo slias
Hayes ofre ~ 0r1rd stree. ksna.ct. 81 - esy
f,LAIEyoYAprT ASTHMA, BRoscHTrfe DysPgP
~ debility. dyserssfy liver ants % srsys Z
afI ~ ts fgsn. reress hrss4
-. nshtn hgsxrrs .ef <<syes "A shGs-eu - ~
-nrA5.l " MI ~ YNOt r. Ne great sseAi eisi,sy -.
10 spas street tar Broadway tssisssrsoe ~ ~ psy
MADAME kLwIf Fgox PAap TysnvRs MN
VI " Tho lsfes a1a gsnlesea pkreta5yy ~
or - stnsunsf slcu ve, srst.re. b. ssf ~
81 % ~ he lazy feng~msa th~y I'D rs.rry nhs
~ q asir SISTERS. Esssdenps ~ csaal greet
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nE cooyyH ~ Drsss srnsgr NAY mn cor.
~ sutsf "a asessr. ~ Trass sp.asisy sass - -
" gusssnise Esrn-snsnf sares xilyai assssaft.
TUNT PrBIisifgb-k GrAY ON TIE nOURRn
% aEt - ssblsy ps~nAts~e Aeany
q 10afA SD rssfarfsy Wi aro
80 80 c't.o ~ IN n pEi.A.
sly y tAsvsnsa @sssa. y
nLp DOCTOR oosrrrr u cossrLSxD oosriDss.
W akfiy y sassA street Opposite s~<s1s AL ts4s.h
sAer fsns ala sysss bspsslyu. Gau A. n On pPM
DEodFBr rAscrfcg-TBE UNDERGROUND, rOR.
il nsfy yug1 ga h~,~f. ~ r@ls ass - s~is.
sssfa s,fsssss o. sasy, DIS sal raay
,ctseHsss ,efsHstfisy. " NJ sre~AAsy - 80
hfssfssl. asly :. - " o. frrss . . srsainss Ne
sffsfs w. - sTssse pr~fs. a frhsf sa< ssas
so lave ler. A. usf ~ "s.tes sa0tas.s ~ ssow.
70 r,sasy 81 As ~gsssass - ~ sepsso-s ss-ne~,
cssistsss - q rsy - rrx vsf $500 es&t~4
stusly, ssss no@ ~sst4f>,sf a~r rs>r syE~~, We
snos1 ~ isrgss he ptsi ~ III r~s,
1r<sr kt.os1 k.sN fs~r 80 ~ 49, 80 49, s9NsA
rsusdss n as s@aess sorr~- rrc<ss e. 80 lnt~~~n -
esxrts tssrssr tstasi 20 ~ er~rn 80
ssly vss~ r,~fnsre1 - ssFs~wiy
a. .snsffs srnplyusai - &C., Ess<.s~1 sc>~s
e. p.srsry sue's espsiss A. N~,sns sa~ss ssysd
Nttsu am tssf sss No e&>ef - Sus2k@ Sw.n 10
tn sat~afsstf Hssf~rxN a $1,000.
s~sfr 49, sNf f~ss~s 10 es~~f snarsSy
rsssY. so ffyssf ssssrs ra.sls~ ss< sss h~ss
.sssly rssay<s ~ ss'ss at t~ v~-r~4~s
.-.rtfsif Saxss4. t~wNeef fs~.rfsIs~s 80 rysn.A&.
Z. ~ ushaDsD. d o.,
forsntlas sss cyersavs tsrxsa.
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MANILA AND COTTON CoRDAGE or FIRST QUA.
i lily, manufactured by the Exceot Patent CoYd.ge
pany, and for SAFE by J. ATkIN5 Co. - soah street
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER CLIPPER BARK
n LAWRENCE are rcquerei 70 have their baggage on
board Tits day. NondAy) NJ " East river the
sall The following morning Gan one
passenger. Apply q, " Pearl street. 70 BARRY
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MEDICAL

DB WARDS UsyoarusArgs FRIEND, AVS
~ yisr urrirsB.a remedies bsar mage
al Is . .aau. SEEDS "a dss.. T. - a.ys ~. s,rs.s -
he ssssspan1sln Ne vad His n.sfci,>s poasss~
. airing s saae Without .ny delay gr.s s~ ~ sosssrr
care, and cur. Asays ssrrsn<A onos. C.1Ai
Dg, cosHyTr, ~ Duane rrRsgI, sEsBsa oy fH,
~ hsE foft lssfsrsaJ n.y sr e,nsai.vi - gr'ss ~
nR RALPHs OFFICE Bores . ron v.sr0g
~ y n tatasy eirapaod, 90 Hoaa@'a A.. nsAs "oss1r
sfEprcaL Apyisyg AND MARRIAGE autDg.
ss.s .ss a. 81 - s.. ~ 49,. u ass. "a e.
sAusb,e Uors ~ ,up.rsgy q sse sasps's rsle 40 "a
.hsn s1s,.r teld I'd s-a.a t~,l !, x. 49,,
LhRsDNr, Thys~sn al surge a Rs.l. .s-sI e~ns,
800 ,.' .ssss - . ,-'". 800, re-" 80 =.
80 isrs -, oss W as .sa 10 q. ssr psc.,.
r.eiuendag ~ ysni = NJ snlsA.i .oa,i.f -. l1s
rnA stsess zessng uvas-r.. isar Doas Cssfs psgs1s
pRivArg ooSsrLrArioss---DH wArsos oos
ytafe ussp tssrr b1sarf cAses 80 y 80 ias-ses
= agre III ,.n,ss az 80 90 q ~ reg 20 s...a
-. tefe euft . iseaiI s,sr ...,s =, ns.es
sssTe Ea,s M rssy = s~r 1920 ;, h. vr-
Repeatedly assi y eAn a ~ arr gA4or. - DIRE
y ?" sh''E' w s'~--''' WILLIAM warsos n
y ssy Years snrrs . ~ Ira !. <Ii~ sass~ a "a
c.... 20 60. 1870. - 49, .-,..l..,
crrcy s.p yysr1g.L MEDICAL ARP nKH?sxa
~ dis "a rasi sss 49, -AS hs.s srvs~~s ee,i.s
.' ". . -. =: .s 49,, .'' ". !. =. !. 80 :.
So sIe~a-.s, " g.s :. ys' y. ss,,ss sn~ss ,ssa
. s~fs snsfsn'ssd
prcoaps Iay.Tx.sr oy rnIv.rs pI.g.sssc.
tfsssu sss hag " o1ssssf wsa eaoaesats "a prirss
t.<sses
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(URE FOR CORNs, BY MADAME BERNARD. NO. IH
~ Bo<ery east sioe, between Broome and Delaney
Madame b. respectfully informs The public she
daced her price In order to enable evhry
PAIN and feels confident in promising that she viii
buniops nails la The flesh, &C. without causing
the least pain Inconvenience Persons
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A TTENTIoN.-THE ORIGINAL RECIPES FOR MAKING
II Crosse Bacfwes English pickles oer al
BY gentleman returning TO England. Address Black WELL
Herald aflce ~
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IRUG STORE FOR ssLE-A FINE AND LARGE
drug for sale cheap ed In New York, in COOL
nulh aye (ayepue a0d rich aud popuous ward Inquir
b" French drug sore 234 Third avenue door below
nty first street.,
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I EATHER RESTORATIVE AND WATER PROOF
IL paste An old acquaintance of everybody On town) NJ
Vim Cowan, l57 uon street has introduced article
In The shape o. pssc backng which no, only soens sId
preerse leather bui perfectly excludes II sapi
"a hing for carriage ops harness hose pipes and indeed ~
leather exposed TO water. For boots and shoes whs!asr Of
patent or ordinary leather Il he article
apyled--spirit q the limos.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

8100 WILL BE PAID If DIR. TO3IAs's VENETIAN
V1OO IiInen does Group coic head.
ache ooihache chronic sumatsm burns
hRs, and paDsof all kinds quicker than other remedy
Las been before the puoc eight and fsed
celebrated ply IN the United states recommsnd Sold
Price "a ard 90 ccnfs Dr. fobas's
mept also for pint bottles cents cannot
he heal
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IaooKLyN PROPERTY FOR SALE OR HANOI
!mp, 'ved property In South brooklyn. Hamilton
he Of eight ten thousand dollars for
snee for small farm the CITY, hardware or other
I,erty. Address s. W. s., box 479 Post ONCE.
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WELL KNOWN PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE-sTTu-
aed a, Of the principal rat road depos with profit
bar o. dining saloon attached, AMI accommodation Tor
|ceers 1T Il he principal house Ia The vicinity. and WI
10 a. bargain. Apply TO q. b. HoWES CO., No. ~
y street,
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pR sAI.k-THE POWERFUL AND WE'LL KNOWN
dean tug boat Alex Mason Naushou, Of 240
hem st feet long y feet wide and feet deep; BOILERS
machinery IN good working der boat u employed
een saudy took and New York Fitted up carry pas
ers under act Of Congress- Terms OF sale easy Apply
I. MASON Mr.. WILSON, 100 West street
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OF The most des, able locations 10 the city, replee wi
~ convenience. WIN be sold cheap II applied for imms
by. 1nqu on the premises, No f3 West Thirty fourh
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DoMAN BYE BAiSAM, FOR WEAK AND IsFLAMHD
IL syes.1his bsisam Is confidently recommended the
public as Tie very sess Atom TINT Tor
f. nj ,Adry dseAss Of The eyeiss Ih1rs
blurred ther fsn ~ too close spplcst.n study by
elimination ~ min ute obers Will oy.Ia IDneds.e
hon tis balsam. For sale by a. Is. ~ sAHDS duygi,
100 Fulton street. sold also 81 drugghs gene.~ly
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CoLLJss nortt-wlI. LKT pIyg LAnog PARIORs
~ ~h seffeanis % p-rSueni bsssder. fr..ons
ioaied foot q CsEA sIesi I'll p.s al "a
IrDsos HOUSE JAcgsosyuI.s, EAsr FLORIDA
az oct a reasab'- eh.fye. essnr % t.sr haa :, u
w sIIDnerr superintendent '''P''~'
n s.,s sa .. s.m - -. orI y,s. 49,
soa. aud hs tsp'o hs- besa ~ . aais.s~ss1 a.
sss e - fr "% Tbs '' s '.sr s s, % 900:
y geaf fissSs. sshsi ~ .6iss.s ss .as =;
a. 49, ss.i r. % i' 1ss 1919 ~ A., o
r. Is,' ~ y ',sfi ,e'' -fss .sssa alas.r parry
ans December ~ a ogoek risst. fs.iy on ~ IA,
ScHwAh1Za HorE AIKEr. sourg cApoiIsA-
~ .Dd anafea iwaniy milo. fa sSs.ss.ssa
" roe 1904 s% 81. ~ IN I'd 8 ss r.. n q. s. g. ;
a,@s msny re- 'sn.s" lf.. ay.psp.e .ai =. as~ess
!, ,.ef iss rrprr sifa o. 10 ' a.si -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

In sALE-TdlRTY LOTS IN BRoOKLYN, LATR WILL
iam-bure on Union avenue wycxoH st.gg schools, and
|h Fourth sreeiA These lots good grade streets
II and tagged And offered low 10 ciose estate Ap
10 II. y. HDHOLkS. Bedford avenue or ROss st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

FIRST RATE BAKERY FOR SALE--wIrH LEASE
stock and txtures situated on great thor ,ugbsAre 10
1eu kcst on to mske money and will be sold at great
rilce OH immediate application at 2s9 i,rond way.
Sinners 4 TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26
COSAIE TICS.

- prepare Al the following cosmetics at eighth the
usua cost-liqu,d hair dye Byxanan hair dye Peruvian
hsnpoo liquid ghton hair restorative bloom roses
d'boque belle white feckle lotion, poudre subde dent
Ace ponade &C. Price II The set only % For sale
az Broadway l66 and yS Bowery 4 3l4 40 and -
street " ano IS hnaann sroes ~ nyson sree AND
streets Brooklyn forwarded by mall receipt Of %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

pR sALE-sTEAMsHIP TENNESSEE, OF l,1S0 TONS
register. bul In Baltimore 1884 OF the Maryland
In the strongest manner diagonaly strapped with iron
ne Of $40 horse power This ship has owed herself
mone hne SEQ boat IL fast and her Ion OF
moderate. WI DO sold low. Apply 70 MORTIMER
KINGSTON, &c Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

cg.ss.s, IMPROVEDS STOCK. 1.-The subscriber
40 has purchased the famous imported ALDER
IAsA4. NEY BULL which took the first premium Of
one hundred dollars at the Great National Cattle Show
at Springfield Ohio last fall over an other Bulls, 81 every
breed For The raising Of Dairy Stock, he Ia unquesona
bly, the finest and valuable bull Ia America, and is
highly worthy Of the attention Of the farmers OF Worcester
county liz Is animal Of good size, and Of fine form
ana figure lie three years old the 1rst Of January
last and weighs 1000 lbs. He will remain at the stable Of
lhesnbscrer for the present. where his services may be-
hadat So, payable invariably IN advance
mys0 dawtf PAINE ALDRIcH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

DAILY PAPEE-Fiye dollars per year $3.50 for six
honthsi @l25 for three muhs 10 per week. single
opies Two cents each Rben paid strictly in ADVANCE
Deduction Of 81 year win be made and proporonate
edacinn i paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPFR.-Price two dollars a year; 81 for sig
MONTHS and 30 cents for three months If paid strictly in
sdvance, Sl,75 cts. year, single copies cents each
Il The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
massachusetts is 10 cts quarer to other States 81 cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County moth ny
all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts wear. IN
nor States, y cts. year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07
THE WORCESTER SPY.


. Printed and Published by JoHE MuTos EARLE. L
HoAss pREw, al No 2l2 iiaH Street Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07
CLOTHING
ESTABLISH"

CUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLISIIs
T. SlENT. THOMAS +. SMITH, Cutter for the last
three and half years with Wm. H. Hudson, takes thiI
method Of inioi ming his friends and the public generally
that he has taken On mbegs in Carks New Block whers
he int, nds to carry the Custom Tailoring business
all its branches where all who favor him with call oal
rely on his best endeavors 70 suit them.
Entrance No. 257 Man treet. dtf my3