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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15

Foster on COnsumPIioD, &c.-Jast Pub
RShee o0 pages, pTace One DimG--C0NSUMPTION
AND sCR0FUAA: p7pular Treatise on the recent in'
porant discoveries relative to their cause nature and
certain cure, by j. J. FORSTER, NJ D.
In every portion Of the learned Doctors book sonnd
practical and great know edge is displayed and II
is not unlikely that considerable revelation in tbr treat
ment of Consumption aud Ssrofua wi be eff cited Nv lis
publication Every family should be in possession of This
valuable work, which, by its extreme che il
accessible to every one.
IL For sale at all Boos stores, or will be mailed on re-
cept Of TEN CENTS, post paid, by BRIDGMAN Co l5s
Grand Street, New-York to any part of the country
Wyl4 daw3mk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15

F8s Ne NdVUtJ y D w.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, s SHOES, mni RU BEERS
213 Main Street, Cup stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS
Particular attention given to orders. diff mcb3
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No lis Main street, Worcester.
n22 dfF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15

NJ n n NJ =, uokiAM, ME-, March IL, 1851
mr., II. H. Day; Dear sr--Through me Won NAV con.
ndenty recommend the oEygsnated Bitiers as hebef
no' ee ony medicine that will cure Dyspepsia suffered
o more th4n SIX years as only ptc can tried
numerous medicines, and the skill Of many physicians
Dut lGunu no permanent relief until obtained from Won
Ihe CO. tents Of three bottles so far restored my health
tnat iof the last two years have had no occasion for
medicine strongly recomend all lyspeptics 10 use H.
JOSEPH w. PARKER.
sE IN w, FoWLE CO., 1893 Washington Street, Bos-
ton, Proprletors. Sold by their ogeuts everywhere
Wetherel Nudge, Petorsham, Waite a Thnrgtou
Leieestei Luther Ili spencerj Forbes Il Putney Fast
Allen Co., West Brookneld, u. Reed. south Hsool.
fold. deod6w2w N'' S'N'" 49, n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15

The Great EnSiiNh eu,edy.-sJR IAAtps
CLARhBS CELEBRATED FEN ALE Pfi rs --p,e,sraS
from prescription of Fir james Clark NJ D. Pbvsicar
Extraordinary to the Queen This Invaluable aiedcina
IS untang IN the cure Of al those painful and DANCE
Gus diseases iAcideut to the female constitution
A. moueraies all excess, remove an distractions and
nrings on the monthly period with regularity. Tnrse
rus should m USED $50 or three weeks previous 20 con-
hnemeiti thy fOrty the constitutions and lessen he
suffering during labor enabling tbe mother 10 noror be
duties with safety to herself and child.
These Fills should not be taken by females during he
hrst three months Of pregnancy, as they are sure "a rn
on miscarriage, but az amy other time they are safe
IN all cases OF Nervous and Spinal affections min In
me Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Ryer
lion, Palpaiion Of the Heart Lowness OF sprs uvsta
RES sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
oreasionei by disordered system these pills viii eet
cure when all otherneans have failed and atbonsb q
poweruremedy do not contain iron, COLONEL antImonv
or any other mineral, '''''VuS'
Fun directions accompanying each package. Price IN
the united states and Canada, One Dollar. -
Sole Agents for this Country.
1. o. BALDWIN & Co
FUTILE 4 M0sES Auburn, N. y, GryrnA, Ao ~. -
N: 81 SlOO and postage stamps enclosed IN anv an.
mail WV A'n' ny return
For sale by VIM BUSH q Co., Wholesale A Retain
Agents druggists generally dawly mc i'iS''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15
w Orcester HydrODafbjc Yus,,,

w orcester BydfOPathic Institution
on Arch and fountain sts., Forester, Mass. Tue
proprietors of this Institution aim to make il com
Portable home for nyads at all seasons The location IL
elevated and healthy yet easy of access from all paris nj
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. & Roarss
and has never been limited to the exclusive use Of wate
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &c, address
e. F. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attendedto. Office hours 2to4P.M
au27 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

MONDAY, May Il.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The bill to establish
harbor master for the ports of Boston and
Chnrlestown was indefinitely postponed bya
large vote.
The bill to incorporate the Springfield and
Pennington Valley Railroad was passed to be
engrossed. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-15

spring OyercoHts-Mad5 up in tasty and Fash
ID nabe styles. from nice french coATINe
Also, a fine assortment Of BUSINESS CoATs for Cv
trade. IVY
The CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, under the charge of Mr.
Charles Blanchard, contains much the largest and nost
desirable assortment of nice CoATINGs PANT sTuFFs and
vEsrNGs ever exhibited by this establishment or any
other, probably W. my
and entire satisfaction assured to all patrons
A. P. WARE, l6S aud 40 Main Street,
"PV """u Worcester.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

In my last message | called the atten.
tion of the General Assembly to The loan z
payable January /, 1857, then amounting
to S3,447 1872, 20. and recommended it's pay:
rEent at maturity. An additional lsvy of
less than three-tuurths Of a mill for each Of
the three years to ensue would have liquid
ated this indebtedness, and there would have
been nC difficulty in meeting the loans sub
s4quently to become due Nv views on this
subject have undergone no change; on the
contrary, the reflection have since given
this question has cnly tended TO strengthen
The conviction that the payment Of the pubs
lie debt, as 1t natures, should be regarded
as the established policy of the State. Any
proposition, however specious it may be,
which tends to prolohg the period of its ex-
tinguishment, will be looked upon W ith ex-
treme susp cion, and ho should never again
enter the money or stock market of the
country, except impel!ed by some pressing
necessity. Whether such necessity exists at
present in respect Of the loan due January;
1857, is a question which / submit to tle
wisdom of the General Assembly; but can
dor compelS me to state, that the payments
mendation referred to, have been S933,422,-
80, leaving $3,5O8, 100, 70, still to be paid,
mainly by the evies of single year
| What would have been comparatively n
! light burden il spread over the leyies o: three
years, becomes onerous if imposed upon
oae. In yielding, very reluctantly, the
opinion that the loan of January l, 1857,
should be paid in full at matutity, the same
reasons which influence my former tecom-
mendatun require that as great sum as
can be levied, without imposing unreasona.
BILE burdens on the people, should be rsised
by taxation, and that all the 9th er means
in the possession of the State should be
made available for this purpose
The State owns stock on The following
Turnpikes, Railroads ssnd Canals 10 Inc
amount nominally indicated;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
WHOLE NO. slO

the vreatcst benefciarias from those several
enterprises, they refuse to share with the
pc pie the heavy burdens which have been
thereby occasioned.
They DEFY alike the force Of public opin-
ion, the determination Of the Constitutional
Convention, the laws Of the State, and tho
decision Of our highest judici1l tribunal; and
persist in clumiug that, il taxed at all, 1t
must be by D different rule from that Of in
dividua's--yn their profits only, and not on
TIE value Of their property. Ten millions
Of property dictates 10 duplicate Of eight
hundred and fifty millions! Under these cir
cumstauces canno. DO otherwise than re-
commend IN unyieiding adherence to tue
jrst and honest principle Of equal taxa
ton.
Bonsing privile-es still more extensive
am told, nre to he asked at your hands dur
ing the present. session. 1t is a source OF
some gratiicaiion however. 10 know that the
present Constitution opposes an insuperablo
barrier to the tax exemptions that were
formerly 50 uuwise'y and inconsiteretely
granted.
The reryr. nr the special agent appointed
in 1854 by the Auditor and Secretary of
State 10 examine into the condition OF the
Free and Independent Banks Of tae State,
will be laid r1en your tables. 1t abounds
information, and contains many useful spd
practical suggestions in relation to the evils
Of the system at present pursued, aud the
supposed appropriate remedies. The sub
ect Of banking has occupied large sAare
of public attention for years, as these in-
stitu,.ons, in entering the halls OF legIsls-
ton and asking ior privileges denied to the
individual members Of community, have sue
seeaed. whether Intentionally or otherwise,
10 giving TO it political bearing.
So great is the power which tae authority
to issue and circul,e notes as money con-
rers o4er the commercial and other busiue"
relations OF lite, that tae necessity OF pro-
,ec,lng the people from probable Injury and
lose. has ALWAYS been felt and acknowledged
and hence we find the General Assembly at
almos, every session attempting to reguisis
the currency, with how much success IS
known to every ora.
The experiment is 10 be tried again. est
the opinion is fast obtaining grsnns loe'
neither commerce nor crsditls benentea,sY
legislative interference. -
The amount and condition OF u2t Re
liabilities may be obtsined from the follow
ing table:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
81, 3,s99,770 rs S3,509,574 %
s3,093,o5 0U s3.5l2,4s4 90
s5s4,esI 90 s7O3,s7o bs

This places before you the receipts and
expenditures Of the State Government dur
ing the last two years, and there is no diff
fculty in sscertaining the departments in
which increased or diminished expenditures
or revenues have taken place. To deter
mine, however, whetbere the State authorize
or those of the Counties, Townships and
Cities, are responsible for the high take;
complained OF by the people, we must ex.
anime into the vsrous amounts levied BY
these severa. authorities; and for this pur.
pose the following tabular statement has
been prepared, exhibiting the taxes levied
for the specified purposes in the years
named:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

was anxious to present in tabular
statement such detailed information in re-
ference to our County, Township and City
transactions, as would enable the people to
compare their own local administrations
with those of other portions Of the State
found, however that this was not attaina-
Bile at the seat of Government without much
labor,and certain additional facts which those
organizations themselves can alone supply.
Existing laws provide Tor the publication at
home of the amount OF their leves, collec.
tions and expenditures; but it would greatly
facilitate the object in view it the affairs
ofeach county, township and city sdministra.
tion were annually published, in a condensed
form, for general Information ,hrosg ghout the
State. .,. .......
Sacn comparisons and suggestions wsud
natural ly spring from these expositions as
would gradually lead to the adoption of the
desired restraints upon their action and
eventually to more healthy legislation on the
subject. ..-, .......
OF the fees of County, Township, and
other local officers, no account appears TO be
kept which is accessible to the public-a
matter to which again call the attention
of the General Assembly, and respectfully
suggest that law be passed requiring every
public officer, compensated by fees, to keer
an accurate account of his receipts and ex.
penditures, and transmit the same to the
appropriate department, at the seat of Gov.
ernmenti with the view that a genera
synopsis of such account be published once
ysar for the information of the people
of the State. These local Offices are gener
ally lucrative, and it is believed that MOI
less than two millions are annually collect
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

| Of the takes levied In the year just past
will 90 Into the revenue Of Of 1866.
The following are the Disbursements ffom
the State Treasury, for all purposes, during
the same period
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
s4,477, ,s34 90 s4,2ls s54 %

The fevsnss received through taxes lsvi.
Cd upoa the grand duplicate, placed at the
head Of sach column, are the proceeds Of
taxes levied and collected the previous, a
fact which it 10 necessary to observe, in
srdsy to hI correctly the responsibility Of
the respective lsviss. That returned in the
column of 1864 is the first under the pres
sns valus.ios Of resl estats. The proceeds
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

Common school Fund
Dist School Library Fund
Interest OH public debt.
Redemption ofpublic deb,
Expenses ofN Y TRANSFER
Agency, 8.yesss)
Superintendent and 70.
pairs OF the Canals
Superintendent and re.
| pairs of National Road
Executive Onicers.
Commissioner of Common
Schools and Librarian
Judiciary
feportof Supreme Cour,
Ohio Legislature
Printing-Legislativ and
Executive
Stationery
Distribution of Laws and
journals.
New State House.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Blind Asylum.
khnstic Asylum, ColuIn. =.
bus
New Lunatie dsylums,
Newburg ana Dayton.
oficers and Guards of o.
Penitentiary.
General expenses Of Ohio
Penitentisry.
Prosecution and trauspor.
tatiOn eff Cenvicts.
Clerks in public offices.
MiIitary-Public Arms, &c
Rents OF Virginia Military
\ School Et nds
Cows Contingent Fund
advanced TO cohnsel by
order of Legislature, 4
| to Columbus Lunatic
! Asylum from same
Auditors Cont. Fund
Treasurer's Cont. Fund
Sscretary's Cont. Fund
Attorney Generals Con.
tinaent Fund
School Comms.' Contin.
gent Fund.
Eypensos of Library
Furnishing Legisl've halls
CLAIMS allowed by Legis.
! lature.
Treasurer's millage.
Tares refunded
Fuel aud Light.
State Board of Agricult're
Swans Revised Statutes.
Curwen's revised Statutes
Expenses of Free Banks
Three per cent. Fund paid
to counties.
State Board Of Equaliza.
tion
Miscellaneous Items.
Total amount of Auditors
Drafts issued.
Total amount Of auditors
Drafts redeemed
Cash balance in State Trea
sury, 18th Move mber.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

Proceeds Of State Taxes,
including delinquencies
Wit:
For State expenses,
For Interest and ,princi-
pal on State debt
For State Com. School
Fund.
For District School Ii.
brarJ Fund.
Total State Taxes
Canal Tolls, Fineas and
Water Rents,
Pr eceds Of Lands sold by
Boards of Public Works
Dividends on Canal, Rail.
road e. Turnpike Stocks
Tolls on National iRoad.
Rents frsm Lessees Of Ma.
tional Road.
Tolls on Western Reserve
and Mau NEE Road.
Proceeds of;sa lss.of SchooI
and Ministerial Lands.
Rents from Virginia Mill
tary School Lands.
Ohio Universlty--lnstal
msnt on Loan.
Proceeds of Convict La
ber, etc, Of Ohio Peni-
tentilry.
Principal and Interest o.
Surplus Revenue.
Sale OF Canal Lands .
Auction Duties ans Ped
dlers' Licenses.
Show Licenses (Agricultu
raj Fund)
Three Per Cent. Fund.
Expenses Of Free BsnAi
refunded.
Miscsl lane Gus Items.
Balance in State Tressu
~, 18th November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20
REWARDS.

-
REWARDS.
Vs1 Afti REWAkD.-B l.. stHNJTT,s STORE 40
Y[sVVO bfy street was robbed ssht VI IL. l4h
ierfe amount m lace rnnfs n. sl., 80 a,us
efk sppcaton Vnlenctrnnes hres point rag lI sa- i
srs and in fqus aupure threat
ace and c!lsrn Tor trim ~ AID rhs iva
reward si' he paid srm f,r anv nal ~,
such goods AID fot the the ourslArs
xSit REWARD PeRsoS WHO HAsHAora
GO his po~res-rn s'nce lhs 2th l.sl ,n.nn
rhtdum hock bah nnund m occo an e.uI'.ssa
fvne" containing, In writing. an5ums oS ia ysst
nenu Is w1iirK 70 return owner IN reoe,vin, r..
above reward, he may address boz 80 Post onlcs US WIG
xSn KtwAkD-Losr, IN GoINGrHsoygH an Avn
pOO street -sa Broadway, hstnam s,rees Hross 80 ~
Morris snd West streets the piers In tho nseh
hn-ocd ut the ~ terry, pu coDning ssJi, soS
tie Under ~ leaving In he drus store Grand ,,re,.
vi receive the above reward, and qaesions asked
90 rEwARD.- sTRAYED OR sroLEN FROM Soma
tO EAST coerer Of hfty fourfh Secopd sy,,ns
darh terrier short. mad -
brass coir returning her rsceIys ha hove
reward '"'o
20 REWARD Loot, From q, LExI-GroN we
PO Due or Monday email hsck dog with ears and Tan
rot cut email vhe streak IN hs swers Ia Inc
name Of JIM Whoever returns him viii receive the a5oys
reward. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20
= - 49, ~-s
COAL OIL.

II sRoSehk. OR co Al OIL
IN secured patents
The cersgDe0 beg cal the attention IF the pubic
IN tn eAsd Certificate ri II ~ Keo ESQ., chemist
perrc ihe universe question: Sha,
lgek ~ LISTENS, Agsria Of
ths forih Kerosene 20 81 street Y.
Iai0rsfo-T ZIG Jshn street Ne ' YORK Feb 1856
Tie North American kerosete Cnmpsny:-.ientemeo- ~
have CAREFUL ohnnue zeal
Of. with The variou Of Oh
rehs ard coal " In his country. oil the following
anita
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20
a. 8 MtLLoR, AuofIoYEER HoUGaroN /

w g. NELLOR. AUCrIoNEER.-BY HOU0RrON h
w. aFLLOk 1hnrsday, February 81 II o. clock q,
l3 The Yorx Quarterly Review, the
dess due -cr'pco num,ess stereotype plsos
8. HUSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

rlLyEsTEh SLOWER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
lLe tai attention ri housok IL Invited Ia
rosewood aud sanJ tlrnite,
Thursday ~ te ocoo. emsr entire
lcs chsUbss dining and sasomen furniture OF house
AID y, II clock OF broadway the VIII as
Il wtch ling but short tune, aad
scd perelori, The highest hiider and IN -
d among which IL elegant wood
pi.ncre. " 9Th tapestry snd orse ply carpets 40 spen
did csr'or ia French or0sada the Onar in
yevs. covers IT hest DESCRIPTION wod
marble toy MIR front; isrre French mirrors
wood csn.re arl-s nd
acs carta and shsdes, cos mantle vsses rosewood and
chsuobor match throughout; 0urteAn
6ve rpaitres father beds Blankets oJun.evpsnes
epYcG eest rnd sr,nc.strs clicks mirrors, nkc
4 table glass
m.c'ch, gas fixtures sove DC NO postpoaemen
account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

TMPOxT Ant To LUMBxaMEs -AssIaSssS SALE or
II valuable IN sAukie. axisxw Michigan
Ih- osow,ng Described prope,,y wi oe oisp,sed a.
nuct on, b. FRANKLIN go n tas Merchants sx
charge, III The 81 se~ York raursiav ha ~ OF Fsa
rusry. I'M VI svtonsy dpnssn OF q nsvAis
order OF sSign first one largo ats an sag
mil u %ang ~.rnmou, mill asou 80 ~ Is,
hcludr ssns Of Z, laws Two nny SAYS .nh adng aod
edsng mschxes engine bou - oy rs feet fn~ ShO
driven BY The m~t po~efu eas - the river sec d-tbe
mil known ss,h- shepherd si of about ~ ny g. fsi
ssaoe q two mnls sass and edsna m.enaes Tits mill aa
- a. ~ un ~ 5sgrA nth OF
- stcss nnls are 10 good reos N ssd conm,aoa.
WhsFJs, iumf EsswA- bonn ~ Il.
ap onIn SAs q nrs' a. NIL. Ine accye mins
ne >asfacttu m W The qusn and ~
laybss bird shout #W WI hs vr.<e NJ
Zi aukte, IN VIII Oh largo hse, 10
UAcrioa AIM; ~ feet on aai riding
h0uea on1 ther Hwei.g r. fsaA tee
Azuatss n em.0vsd IN the mi >asrs
80 n tbe pi Af~suAts tina ~ Ian AJAX
= - Benipsw. oussees miles from u. mssh m-s
ooDO& - eousty of SaHn4 oonty vmh ~hs~hu
nocepdby ee01 ssA locs 10 cossd~rst
~ Dnnees that N village on the
gver ocssrdpg p9pnasn n seellsua@u4; n 81
- knA q ssv,es i0aded fro or N tbe
lnSGs, enA ihs bs~s po.is
61QRsd ~ Cas- river, IN Tuscos eonafy res fur bar
DaFdaingn piv n Dr Oh AhLs- u S8npN, ksu
&AetnaW Nnhigss So q CARHLEY and ALEX. NJ
LkWRBNCk AB4Dees, No. II sos.h William street. New
Herk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

d 70 sssos. = 1oh o'ccck a. the orr - Ana
street. q furume resneknne hsnd " make
uou for other ronda Ths NJ nahox.ny
hecsesf tSn6s. obes coctossos. soh
ts>es pier "a maole gssses Oh paint
frfs ctcsers &C. N. B-wnsa nqusrs - ss9ars scmcr
row thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

EUGKSE b. FRAeKLIs, AUCriONEER. by FRANK
~ i'm 4 Ntcho,, heir Aalesroom 10 street,
neae John his iWeoEe-d. morn,ng half pat 10
posOsk. ~ nAda furn
osssis<ng OF Cd nshoxany and walnut
Ntos IN hsr cosh; sDd rhk plush
ard -A,- card i,ec AID FANCY u
Sses robes b,reans wAhstAA5s pArsO- Vel
siso. and rckng cha came sat cnars be ssaads
natceses, pa sas quits co-ks psiIii.e eazra 1ngS
mirrors, china slAss &C. &c Also do1Se oa.rU
fo~ hoz pece i1Dd. nate ~sr-ned 5000 ported
aegnrs. Sc 7" sdvspc-s Goods s,ored
or carefully packed sbpDeat 1t moisrs1e charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

II HOUGRTOE AUCrIDNEEk BY rHE MANaAr-
u. Company viii sell Friday Fs,casrs ~, q The
iys O'Clock large lot of fae
nore Of 81 td aioh "a 20 I'D 600gp 80 bsles
green Also private sae furniture. liquor. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

"a &. MELLOK AUCrIoNEER.-BY aOUGHrON /
W MELiaSK thursday at IL O'clock, Ia front Of lis
Nasssu tueet celebrated trotpg mare cos. 500 1917
far ds high the gentleman:
Liee nue- only s'I old snd has rad traiaing.
Ia se Il without and vorhy the st,ensn Il
gentlemen bussy and harness from Broadway maker
ard in SIX months sale by order Of Charles Drum
gold keiver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

IIEkRY LEtbs, AuCrforB&g -aEssYH LEEDS
IL q. WI seh ~ suctioo, TDursdas, re, 81 A. tv1a
O'Clock sS1 asdwsy, ~ u rset ('y order o.
abe elegant househod furniture. co,s~tinS
mi in nj And
card tab MIR
Ri tame Sos rseseia ard trgrsu ocohs
&c Blsc mahogany beds hair festoer osna
bedding ar Ia cndc Ter, xures and all the kitchen
N,rr uie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

WAITE GktENOUGH. AuCrIONeER.-SHIP CA
~ bfnet The ooprored and copper fastened ship ia
biz tourc and " gcod order for an voyage 6O0 barre
capacity WI ee 10 = AUG hon on fhursdn February e.
70. rs. river ALc. at the sane time bark rsuchno "a
TOTS ron arfe opacity Also coppe~ed aud fasena.
say re At pier East rfvsr 10th ice For
ventory, &C, app's 20 GKESNuUGH. BUkDEfT APAKKEK
AurfioDeaye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

crsi gaa ooi 5cftlis7s O. d; n & ia-iSs Z is
duce~ the light he ost and thai lind
t- es. liybi II 'be sresest h~ve
anal IL kerosene OIL ard and
kaHls ssd froo st surssnces which
wiz. render uh for bnrntps In lamps Nhen 'has
I'd 70 ~ dec F. md being much esvoiss thar c~mptsns
ros lis smoke In vie II The above fActs
hist purified ksr~ene" Il deSsoed super seds ~
sher ole or hu ming light for Artificial "
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fos thnt purpose With which acquainted Very
spccfuily. obedept servays
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

TJFkRT n. BsRr,. Jay AurTIvNtER Will stts,
III on Feo 20 At 10Y sci1cS Il s,,r 81 Ptte
street. eodd lot s~s eh.ess sso inss lot o. noi -
groceries. candls- ssrdn prsodes, SC
"A 0'c ok e~tst- 1900 genuine dsvsas
ses,s 7esu cssh innda Sails positive AMI
esrecd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

SPO1 eALE-fHR fH1ER STORY BRIOK HOUSE, $50
Eaa Twenush street. SeoOnd sQo0ue. bup 10 mosl
ubsnn4nl manner siss twenty toa ruIt fest dse
containing al improvements furnaces ~ 10 ps.teo cds
uronisos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

dsemed the hrts location 'he island For
Of sale apply 10 he Ructione-r, II Pine Il
Chase, c00Iselor ., D New nres-
N GOXION ACCTIOn sEa Ii ,USsaOLD sURNI
ture ~ No st- he Battery IF. y II
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No State he Sattes tho epsire "a nitu or
te tcos< his III as". eny and Dom is,y "a
tspe<i5N. in aarpes
bedpeadr mahogany chairs a.d rnch badst ada drs sng
Biut ttces nd mtbnQsry
eie iee Tyso ocsine chsrs curtains c0roc-s- -s
Ter beds aod m-tIess.s os ohs aud nn,iig NJ
ul Jitsre ccns ard gs-- kitchen fu~uuce, u
peiL,t1gr, zsors Sale W \ be PSI enpory