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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-28
Notires.
e e, ABBOTT.

JFPIoe, No /, FLAGG's BUILDING,
Having recently made several extensive additions to his
list OF Real Estate both in the city and country consist
ing Of Houses, Building Lots, Farms Wood Lots, Water
Privileges &c takes pleasure in announcing 10 the pub
ducement to purchasers of Real Estate than he
before done. or was ever off4red in this city.
Also, Real Estate of all kinds Bought and Sold and ex
changed commission. Also Tenements located in
rious parts Of the city constantly on hand.
Pleate call at my Office and examine my lists, before
purchasing elsewhere.
: Wnrcestar. Jan. 26- diff
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Bailey's TOSthacEse DFOpa.-Thls remedy for
this mosexcrucating pain only one OF the best put
the uery best remedy offered to those afflicted with
abe teohache after the failure every other remedy now
offered he public, you only to Try aeys Tooth
ache Drops, and will have cure in one minute Eor sae
posto, ans H., D.,ggisie ,re,,eraIlv. anI4 dom
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AND ORIGINAL

AND ORIGINAL
LANCASHIRE BELL-RJNGERSI
On their return from highly successful tour South will
appear
FOR TWO EVENINGS, ONLY, AT THE
CITY HALL, WORCESTER,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Jan 29h and Sohj and Wednesday P NJ, q O'Clock
with the
&C ORIGINAL LANCASHIRE BELLS!
First introduced to American People by P T. BAR
NUM- and played by the
CAMPANAL0GIANs, OR STIsS BELL-RINGERS,
With great success at Nibos Garden, New York aud
Barnum's Amsfican Museum, in N Y, and Phila-
delphia. In addition to which,
MRS. WIN. PEAK,
Formerly Of ssgun's English Opera Troube in her Gel
ebrated Swiss Echo Song sung by her only with two
distinct Echoes -
WILLIAM II. PEAK, JE.,
The celebrated Pianist and Solo Harpiat, in
MISS. FANNIE.
With her beautiful staff Of IS Bells played by her alone
original it'll herself; and played by her only.
MIR. HENRY PEAK,
Who at Ia years of age, the leading Aton Of Sc
gums English Opera Troupe, and possesses an
nuequaed baritone Voice. will appear in choice selec-
tons from some Of the principal operas
MISS JULIA A. PEAK,
The accomplished Vocalist Solo Guaris ard Han pist
MASTER EDDIE E. PEAK.
The great Musical Prodigy of the Day. only five years of
age in three new Billiards., written expressly for himself
The whole combined in new Programme of choice and
varied Selections introducing during the Entertainments
TWO COMPLETE SETS, OR CHIMES OF BELLsl
Very sweet toned and in perfect tune played by seven
artistic and graceful performers Two eminent sofia
Harpis's, Guitarsts and Pianists, with tie
ENTIRE TROUPE AS V0CALISTS!
Manager a nd Arranger W., pn.w G.
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To Nervous SHifeTers.-A retired clergyman
restored health in few days. after many years Of great
nervous suffering is anxious make known The means
of cure. Wll send-iree-the prescription used. Direct
is Rev. Holm NJ. DAGNALL No. SO Fulton st., Brook
YIN, N. Y ms deOd&w3m
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O. FARM FOR SALE-sltuated four miles
si from the Court House. II consists of SSxty-sfx
ELY Acres. divided into Moving and pasthrins and
StTteen acres of young Hood Land; on the Farm is
an orchard having large variety OF grated ess The
buildings consist of story House and Bari Said
Farm is early and wei adapted the cultivation of veg
etabes " 10
me Farm will be sold cheap cash. or it will be ex
changed for House Building Lot in this city large
portion of the purchase money remain on MORTGAGE
inquire OF A ]. EATON,
Corner Of Myrtle and Southbrdge streets
ja4 dIm&W3t
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MUSlC.-A young Lady, qualified to teach will
give instruction the Piano Terms $40 per quarter
The best Of reference given. Apply at this Office
Worcester, Jan. 70 diff
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{1 FOR SALE IA two story Dwelling House
,,, and about reeourths of an acre Of Land stua
4A ted in the village of North Charlton about mile
nom Charlton Depot on the north side of the old Worces
yer and afford Turnpike and formerly the residence of
well calculated for two amies ~
Also about acres of Land lying on the opposite side
OF said road, with small Barn thereon It win be sold
at a low price, separately all together and liberal
ceiit given for most of the purchase money and is de-
sirable location for boot or shoemaker or other me-
chanc. JOS. A. DENNY.
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Sc. LIN SE.LL. M.D.,
MUNICIPALITIES AND SURG EoN,
ITor nine years an Allopait,ic Physician)
OFFICE ASr RESIDENCE 10 s WALNUT 81 WORCESTER
(lflise lours from g 20 A. M.s aDd to 3 z. VI.
dam
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NO. ZQl WAX IFs3lI, /
Have large stock Of ES0Fss Shoes, and Rub
hers. at wholesale; ALSO at retail ul assortment OF
soasonbb- gods, adapted to the city and country trade
all of which viii be sold at low prices.
f. a: GcoDScw.. r. HET@ooD.
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Suffering Females will find timely relief, and
friea In nee one vel suited their case, in The faithful
use of Dr. Coughs Columbian Pills. The sense Of sink
ing at the pit of stomach, transient pains and ach
creeping ou broken rest foul tongue dependency,
terror sighiugs and groaniugs tremuonsness rraby,
ftfu starg-these and much more, these Pills will
cure Sold for merely 2seents box See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT Druggist. die2S
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Adm THAY Err
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At L4W.
No 2lS Main street, Worcester, Mass
my30 aw
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w, A. s. SNTYTH.

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES, MISSES, & CHILDRENiS BOOTS & SHOES
both Sewedaud Pegged, by the case or dozen.
Corner OF Union Market Srees,a few steps East OF the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
aug div
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w. w. RICE.
A TTOR NEY ar LAW,
No, Worcester Bank Block, Foster Stree
jyl4l WORCESTER, MASS. ld&wtf
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DIED.

DIED.
At Oxford Ohio pec 6h atthe residence Of her broth
er7in-aw, Lewis Brown, Esq, Mis- Emily T. Knowlten,
formerly of Shrewsbury, Mass after distressing illness
OF u years, aged So years
In Ft9hburg, Jan. 10th, Mr.. Thomas Dolan, aged IS
years.
In Sterling, Jan. u, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilder, aged SO
years
In Fltchburg Jan 49, Elyira wife of Ephraim Crocker
aged IS years
IN Milford, 18th instant, Morey Congo, aged "a years,
and II months
In Salem, Jan. oath, Mrs. Abigail R., wife of Hon.
John Chapman, senior publisher Of the saem Register.
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GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. Flags's Building,
Jyl WORCESTER MASS. dSw6mos
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MARRIED.

In Clinton, Jan. 3d. by John t. Dame Esq, Mr. Jo-
Eeph ESimpson to Miss Mary f. RobpsOn both of Gin
ton.
II Fitchburg Jan p, by Rev. G. NJ. Steele Mr. James
W. Pierce to Julia s. Lamb, both of f.
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- FARM FOR SALE, SITUATED sy~

a. FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Ab,, Aill be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY,
lssA the 14h day of February next at o'clock p NJ
the Premses, thewell known Farm, formerly owned
and occupied by the late Barnabas Davis ESQ., situated
In the south part o. West Boys0n, the great road
leading rom the north part Of the city Of Worcester to
Holden, containing about 10 of choice Land in
good state OF cultivation.
Said farm is pleasantly located about miles from the
city OF Worcester but few rods from its of
access suitably divided into moving pasturage and tin
age. is well waterd and fenced and contains good va
riety of Fruit Trees in a bearing condition.
The Buildings consist OF large two story House, with
an ELL Barn, and other out-building.
Snid Farm purchased a few years since ty the
town Of West Boyston, for Pauper Establishment but
account Of its from the CENTRE aud the in
convenience in management thereby arising change is
deemed advisable For further particulars, inquire of
either oil the following persons;
J.D. LOWELL,
SAM'L LAWRENCE,
WINDSOR MORSE Committee.
LEVI SrURTEVANT, /
URIAH FAIRBANK
Sale positive Terms liberal
West Boylston, Jan. %, 1855 H
tSSsA FOR SALEM VVEsTBORO.
ht;,s FARM Of the first class containing 5 acres
Rash. well walled and waered. IL acres Of hard wood
and good supply Of fruit
There raised upon the fam the past yevr 40 tons
Of English hay tons Of meadow hay 800 bushels Pta-
toes 4vo bushels OF corn, besides Fruit Beausand Pump
The Buildings const II large well built House- Barn
30 ~ 30 leet-Carrage house II by 30-Wood house II
~ 20 Daguereotype view Of the place may be seen
at this Office
Worcester, Dea N. WHITE, State Farm, Westboro'
ord. o. GILMAN upon the premises. II desired 50 acres
with the buildings will be sold separately
Westboro, Jan 9TH, 1866. Jan25dH
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DR.. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, LES Main, Of Walnut street. Thankfu
to his former patrons for their assis uce he will endeavor
to retain their condolences which he atters himself he ha
won, and to gain that of all others, who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth which have given such genera
satisfaction inserted in all the various styles, ard up
on the best materials iy26 diff
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PEAL ESTATE BROKER.-oFFIoE

EEMOVAL.-The subscriber having removed
IL from Exchange Street to No. Southbridge Street
(nsar Main Sreetl viii have hereafter larger assort-
ment OF Force, Suction. and Lifting Pumps Also, Lead
and Block Tin Pipe.
Repairing and Setting Pumps at short notice.
J. F. ESTEY.
Worcester, Jan &C. d8t
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JOY TO THE AFFLlCTED.

INSTANT CURE 0F PAIN. AGAIN on HAND.
fENH greatest family MedciAe for Burns C1ughs
q Oolls. Sore rhro1ts ard Qtios@y Wleure Dilrrh
Cholera Mlrhas Crl4s ad Sp1sms viii Fever aud
AEu2 ard fl. Daily aud hourly calls
this ede and the diseases
An agent hat rath+r trust life with
other medicine. One and all Try the satisfy
yourseiyes Increased sales in Indiann, thousand
bottles than other Medicine
before ho nUblic For sale y all che Drug
gssin toe Chitsd States. British America California
oregon
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH VERLING EyAaIgilIe. lad. .suceessorto EeI-
Ter Parsley.
CHAs II CLARK. Vineennss. Ind.
JoHN D. PAsH, Cincinnati Obioean Re obtained the
It irarufacturers' prices. BOYD STONE CO..
octi-6mw Maumee City, Ohio
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= =
b OTfC7s hereby giren. thai will SEA PnIiie Auetnn
~ Faesiav the 18Th esF 81 aauarr, 1885 ct he hate
residence aniel F. tglismih. decd ontre F0wn-
p VaBderNurgh all MS Terseoql properly
s:ssing Horses II Cattle. Sheepllav. Oats Wheat
arn IN Potatoes Farming Utensils and Household F1rni
ture
credit or twelve mouths viii to given all sums
three dceTs the purchaser giving note with
r5.y drawing interest aad wav valuatio ard
raertis~s. DANIEL ". GOLDSMITH.
deezE-9w% Administrator. y iii annexed
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STOVES. WEN ArD COPPER 15SEAEs-
F.gsEaysE3N Il,

.- THOMAS SCANTLIN, OF the firm ofScantlin
zs & Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax c
s-sss en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
- - where he will devote his personal attic ntion TO al
branches ofter business Mr.. 5. would call the atteH
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEEP
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They arc also prepared to do all of
Tin Conner and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work DC. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice and in the most perfect
Call attbe store of SCANTETN & PARVIN.
novi4 Main steet, bet Firstand Second.
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order that may be able to devote my part
q larIy the IEOS AND uEAET HAEDwAtE part ef
business have disposed Interest ia hetf
sery house to Mr. MATTHEW DALI ELL. who will co
uue the old stand. under the style Of ORR DALzELL
with complete OF every timing ~ the roeey
line. would sake this opportunity OF returning
hanks &c pagiag the cry raj
7atyonage extended many years dUespestul ask
them continue their favors drm, would
o the low not at all gentlemen that tia. Reee
1ot ask credit ut this house
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CLOTHING. &C.
Re Az e sERRENDI.II IL!

A
SINCE MESSkS. 4 Ill BRING 4 BRUMAER iAF Z
- leased the OF Corner Water under the
Journal Once and IL overoE irg with The
orusnt OF Fall &ud winter Clothing Fur
nishine Goods sell them hingy low the
ALLIES HAv E BEEF COMPELLED TuSr-RisESDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of Mems and Boy rsadyaade Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together wI the lost SteslV est <
OF Gentle Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for purchasing ana
manufacturing erior ether house in the city
#ieh at al times TO fiji all orders with the best
OF foods AID at h best bargains Country and
and the public generally respectfully invited call ad
examine their New Stoek Reduced Prices before purc-
ng elsewhere. decIS-tf
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1sy3 TAI FIRE EN-yssANG8s COMPANY OF
VANDEREURtstg COUNTY. EADs
WHOLE. = 3 Al . RETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST AND TATEK CREErS,

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, Jo7la S. Hopkins, Fnl. Heilna'',
PbJjp Decker, Il. D. dis, H3n. r. Pres
ton, and H951. Baker.
FTyHTS ompauy prepared to take risks upon rro-
perty situate in Town Country within the bound
Of the eannes VanderaHrgh Posey Gtbser an arriek
ppcaton may be made TO either OF the
I);reetors EN. HAEER. Prest.
ROB'T BARNES Treas.
Po7-T EARErY Secrv, oct26diy
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DIS. BRAY 4 PENNINGTON,

ID ESP ECFFULLY in cr~ the citizens of Evapsv lie
a. vi iuisv that they have formed partnership
practice OF Medic surgery.
Navi actively eugated in the
er"' eeut aad become familiar vita che diseases Incl
lent 20 his climate tev their
cess will entide them q share Of pubic patronage.
Their is tirsr Main Locust
the Post Once. where ethe may
consulted unless absent on profess onal busiasss.
agIS-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEYA & CO..
Storage, Forwarding and C0InMissieE
M i II - II "a ri TT So
EVANSVILLE, I'M

EVANSVILLE, mi,
s,~s-s HAVING fitted up mammo F~@sr
rsss2sxz " harf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River in the most substantial manner pre-
any ourcare- eth
or by EREVE Es. RAILROAD SE2 CANAL
without exposing the incemency ofthe weahsr. any
property and Wilbepaid TO Recey
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned to us nd all orders promptly filed
PIG. 0'RIEEY returns his sincere thanks TO his nu
friends for their former patronage and respect
flu " socits continuance ofthe same, which viii be
duly reeiprncated-
A Store Room welIsupplied, will be kept for the &C
eonmodatOu of Boats aud their orders carefully filed
mh3-dSwly r. q. O'RILEf d GO
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EOT EEE

At 1rICG - hereby given saat undersigned has been
p3tntsa AamiaiBtfls)r % It's estate Of Arthur pc,
oAass2n late q gtaterhlrZa eounty, deceased Said
sss2te is Supposed ~ ge 81 ysHt.
eAARAEs MeIoHys TGN Aa..iaistrasor.
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DAVID o.EEIL,
MERCHAN TT TAILOR,

Second street. between Aaia and Locust.
Just receive land opened fine assortment Of Cloths
e of different coiors. Gassimeres OF quality aai she
styles wh ;ke richest YeSBgs VaiE and fsl
velvet silks With goods Tor lust
goods aren't -h4 best glty. aud hasd
varieties r0u2ht 20 this ci Ny old customers
lreitizsus generally are invteA 30 eHanlire them.
lam prepared Win hrstrte Ike 5eo7s in
ths iata tStyes IFS in all sspi2 1T
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ETyERN AND : ALE ST sRE4E.
ON LOCUST. BErW. THIRD AND FOCH STREETS.
s5s%e HORSES. Buzgiss. Carriages. kszsa5zssl| -
55aE and Olaa5 always Tor hire S5-=g
81 above Stable. Carriages tor Excursions par
lies ana hand lam prepared to boaf
horses and Gcep them N The best order.
vii hereafter 10 kept rum nF CONSTANT
day will b. atsteanboas hotel ere the
accommodation wishing it. II VIII also he
really citizens boats during the git
orfers 1t the stalls. my9 T. H. bhNRfSHu-
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FAIL STYLE HATS!
SIZE have Fan Sive fsutier@ Ore
&c Oats. It surpeses everything had before
These in Wapt Of Fashionable Of wearing Hat shoa1d
give call Oar Con eratar enaRles make
sll most irregrlar shaped heads with Perfect
coulf7rt We also han4 and make all
yAUTEER & 9JARC0NcHER
-ect2 tiafr strees. hetveen FIRST md Seeana.
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CAnTMn.e -spANIagI MINTTnE.

TIL GhE Al ~ EiEItR VI HE GlbOD.
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY N IT.
Let The AFFLICTED EEc&G ana Ponder!
: infal lie remedy Tor Scrofua, Kings evil kheuma-
u tisU. Otssiuase Cut4neoo5 1rppoAs, PLG lies or 7
sore tres RinEwor1a letter ssald HeaA fuar
oints. stubborn Jcers pbiiis
Disorders Lunbaao Spinal Complaints and al Diseases
rising fraIa an Elc-ogs se Of Aereory imPruienee IL
Life OF impuTity ot the Blood
~ This great Alternative Re1ieine ard Purifier o. the
ioodis no " USED t tie n usA4s q sFec'nl patients TOE
81 parts OF the ujt states Who testify daily 70 the rn-
| ..GARTEK'S SPANISH -sIENTURE.' Neurafgia ftfeu-
ntisIa Serofdia EIuptious the skin liver Disease
FeveTs Ue~r5- 0d Are ions the Hidaeys Dses
rte Threat Female Com Iuimus gin ana ching Of
TIE Bones Di joints speedily to gh by using this
For sl15isss fhs blood uothia has yet been ound
comelr gl5it. 1t cleanses tie system Of all inPurit
acts enty and scienly on he tvsr nd kides str Myth
digestion the Stomach. makes The skin
clear AMI e@Ey aud he canttation ed by
disease 4Ioke lhe eessses OF yt b, TO its priaa
tive vig0r strength
-h Ladies ineornr sra1y better than all
r7tticS ever ns-d few doses OF CAEfER's >TAsi 2ix
viii all salowhe leSion. Tig
Tlautur terheeE, give elasi1 thssep aad prove
the general health in rem rlabe degree. beyond al the
The largo uulter certificates which we haze received
from Persons from I'll parts Of Il Bed states is the hest
evidences that RI is numfHz afoutit TIE pres hotel
keepers aEisfrstcs rhyieans onIlc well Rowu
the c7u4nunF. all add their ssSanr e. he wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFtER-
Gail TIE agent ana cirsa.ar and Almanac ans rec
the wonderful cures this trui greatest Of al Las
perform ed.
Noue canine unlesssiEued BESXETr BEEHs t'ro1fi-
N Pearl street. chu-ond Va al orders
pplies aud .aEeneie- must lie aedTessed 3
For sale " liGii1e & Stataart ErarsFille' ial"eh
Parmenter, Princeton: g a. Clark, Nibeennes aha ty
I dealersin medicines generally suSo
EHERSf8N- CLOTH 2 eases Persjan Cloth. assorted
e1lors.Ie siYed this day and for sale X r
TEVHAXKsGIyING niNNER FOR ALl..-75 sac fat
m 'H'@sS' '-'' COOKS Farilv O. oesry
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yg,y ~ AsulNGTOy EOwEF.

z old stan Main street thernew Hotel ut M sh
Opposiss EoUse. where they epared
their old and all others who may
IL call upon them in much superior than Orerly
Thank ul uly soeit
ttEe which shall all endeayors
it. Our fare win be the the market affords and
charges moderate
Good StablI and Wagon Yard kept forcoaEtry
eyIa-d&wGf FELkEk K HEDDERECH .
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fEN BACON & CO have removed to Main street be-
Water aad First IS. next door to Halloek &
dards Drug Store nearly opposite Branch Bank
fheFe they will pleased to see all their old customers and
make the Of many LEASED
give call. They would tor the very
liberal patronage given aud hope receive eontiHuapee Of
by keeping everything usually Kept in the best FAMILY
J6-Iv
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SyDR44;Is AyVEl.

a Y.
w are prepared Fire Proof Vareb
p aay gaaEsity Of Grain. Produce Merchandise OK
tho mosflib raj re-ms.
HavlnSlae and airy stairs. particular will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
snd all kinds OF goods liable daH9ge from damp
eected at the west Ere oofrates by
loLger when desired
Warehouse located on corner street
Canal and ssppjpg by River Rail-
road. oplvto novg GEO. FOSTER & co
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ETNA ENSTRANCE COMPANY.
or EnrtFord Connecticut.

CAPITA L 800 uOO-1a paid in and tRcrsted
gETS Com Incorporated with perpetual charter
IN 1919 and iusures against damage by Fire or
Dwelling Houses Manu- lgtring stores house
furniture merehanze general Also lagd IN
the psrs Narration. losses will be liher-
any aaJu''eu anu paw TH0MAs *. BRACE. Pres't.
e. O. RfPLEY. Secretary.
Applications Insurance may be made TO the su6scri
her, who uhorirei to receive pro Posals and issue pol
ces on as favorable any oce or agency
in West. a y. M n. n. -
VII street,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CosM0 p0LETAN
ART SSOCIATI n!

Second Wear.
. PRaxGp1fENTs for the seeoad Annual Collection Of
a i new aud popular Institution for tne danS,on -
Literature AMI Art have been made on the H'0''
Among the wors already engaged IS The fsr-faned
"GENOA CRUCLFL4,"
which originally co t Ten Thousand Dollars
Tn forfnr he new C1lleetiou diffusion of works Of
t &c. 5 Js+IaSTeS COMMISSIONS have issued
many Of the most dtn glhed AFti' o T' bsm
are three Marble usts b. the greatestvng Seap-
'0F' '''AAA GgoitGE " .sHlXGToS,
BEXJ4SliN FIR tNALlN,
DANIEL \ s.IisFER,
The Statesman.
psc'a! ge ha' visited Earoe and made careful and
and NarhIs stauary and Choice PAINTINGS
mana Sstaary e lie dlstrbut among the members
Of the Assoeia42 for The o Tse9n saNTR fsT
The payment Of three dollars constitute any one n sn1ss'
iown aasznes year and also atiokss in the ditri-
bu.ion o the Stasdary and Fsins sings -. ~.
ing Monthly Mazazncs Hsrnsrs Punam,s Kniekerb9eker
Blseswooas Grahaus, Goiey's Ladys Book aud hsue-
Lttlos Living Age (weekly), and two tickets
Persons taking Two memberships eltisd to any fge
the Magazines for one year, and Six IloIs ID ''
Tbs srvod from the sale Of memberships are
the purchase Of Works of Art for the snsH1
The Advantagrs Secured
Inv rssorninr a member Of this Association
lst Al FUt vAIEE OF sEia
shape OF SterIlu5 dsaAlAS ~lLSE
aturs :.
ors Of Art woh 5s distributed among themselves
the time he artists OF the eoun
try aishursing of collar through its agency
Pcrsos in RENTING for nbership viii please
81 thai- 0FFtCE stating the ontt
thew wish Ma<lzine 70 ooTmence and have tie ettei
reeistere prevent las; the reee ps
which of bers!q toceth with the Hagazln
desired forsr ed to any part Of the couutry
Those who rurahlse Magazines book stores VIII osHrT
that loinine Association THEY KEcEvF TUE MAGA
Else an rcEE rIcxErS ANU DISTRIBUTION all a
tbe same nrice they pay the Magazine alone.
aa-fuy illnstrsad Catalogues, giving full desorp
sent FREE application
I For membership. address
| At either OF tho principal off -es-
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