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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

DIR. Harris. Dentist. still occupies those pleas
rooms, 1853 Main, of Walnut street. Thankful
his former patrons for their assistance he will endeavor
reaia their confidence which he aters 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
sasacton iRsel ted in all the various Styles and up
on the best materials. iyl6 diff
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We advise purchasers of Fancy Goods and Tays7
or superior Fireworks, to call HOLDEN. GUTTER, Il
CO. extensive Importers Is and II Riby Street Boston
mch4 d3nl
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FIour.-5OOO Barrels Of Flour, comprising about
wenty different brands for sale IS low and perhaps low
err than can be purchased any other place in this city,
or brought from any other All who wish purchase, will
do well call, as we shall sell for few weeks below the
market price to stock Also Is fine
feei-Beans, Dried Apple, Butter and Cheese.
DRAPER CLARK,
ian21 diff Nos. 81 and 80 Front Street
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DIED,
In this city, April Z, Mr. Charles Sampson aged Is.
Funeral Thursday, at IL O'Clock A. M fron the Uni
versast Church. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
In Milford, April q Margery Hale, wife Of VIM. Phil
lips, aged AZ years Philadelphia papers please copv
Iu Barre, March Is. of paralysis Mrs. F. Alex ander
willow OF the late Oliver Alexander of Keene N H. aged
Sc years and 5 months.
In Oakham, March % Mrs. Frances Bassett aged o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

Free Gallery of Art GREAT SALE OF PIcTUREs
at 209 Main Street.-The largest and most complete
stock of beautiful ENGLIsH FRENCH, GERxAN, and AMER
IcAN FSGRAyINGs, CoLoRED LITHoGRAPRs, OH PRlNTs,
SCRAP PRINTS, fine and old ENGRAvINGs &C., ever
opened in this city, exhibition and for sale
at 209 Main street
FOR A FEW DAYS oNLYg
s0ULE II ROGERS
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rCORDIAL BALM OF SYRTACUM.
1t is universally acknowledged BY all casses mat
The above named Cordial better adapted to the cure on
all cases OF the following diseases than any other edi.
cine now In use has been successfully used n-hron.
ehis weakness. asthmh. pains In the head neuralgia
spinal complaints tic dolort aux rheumatism chronic
Inflammation, dyspepsia constipation, seiaca sperua-
.ornea hernia disease Of the heart, coughs colds
sumption, general debility, aversion society," monotna.
dia, hyrochondra impotencv general deesv glse s,h
Ills, &c. 80
The period has arrived when the rostruns which have
ntherto existed must give way to the only safe and
tain remedy for these Diseases Who fingers on from day
70 day In wrechednes and misery, for want Of proper
Iemediesf Who are being carried daily to their graves,
In consequence Of their avnrcious dispOsiti0nsf How
many families have been lef TO by avaricious
parent, who, rather than part with few dollars would
permit his chi to be hurried into the arms Of that grim
The cordtal Balm Of syriacnm Is recommended as a
sure cure for all Of gcneraldeoility.
Any person, either ia city or country, can have the
medicine sent TO them by express 10 any part OF the
world by enciooug the money 70 Q. A. Hill, No. 12l
Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
CAUrioN.-An my bottles labeled. and bear my sig
NATURE O. A. HILL D., to counterfeit which Is forgery
Prices &c. co. and sl2 per bottle, IN various Sizes the
largest bottles being the eheapeAt This medicine Is
purely vegetable, may be taken by child on adult
with perfect SAFETY. Persons wishing fol It must send Nv
letter directed above Il cannot benbtaiuoI In nn
9Ihei place Ihs Cordial L warranted e purity he
mary diseases not mentioned with favorable resus IN
short 1t needs but trial TO pro ils many vlrtnss ard
s aaapsasIon . many diseases considered by samsl In.
curable. The proprietor Of this Bam il cinstons at
there has been many medicines brought before la puh o
or The cure Of ia that the human family are subject to
which In many instances have proved 10 be worthle,s
eompounps But he feels confident that The poor nv.d
eau nov md relief In using The Cordial Hahn syrlacum
gheh can ee procured At his oce, Ne III Mn street,
An orders promptly attended To-. Address a above.
i H Is ELECTRO CHEMICAL
lng Or GaIvnnlc Rntha.
Na..k 49, A. a.. -.
APPS dlftf M
& tARBONATE AAIMONIA--~so JARS "a
" ~ 10 Amnonla, Just received, and foT nale hy
WARRINGTON 4 CO..
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Ned5c,I Nofice.-TO TUE AFFNCTEp

Medical Notice.-T0 THE AFFLICTED -Ner
vous Weak Scky, and Inhrm.--Dr. ConveIs would di-
the attention of such persons to his celebrated In
MIGRATING Cordial advertised in this paper Young and
middle aged men who have injured themselves by early
improper habits, should procure this great remedy.
Dr. O. is consulted personally, by letter, in such
and all disorders of genito urinary organs at his
Office No. 32l Hanover Street. Boston, daw3m f25
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Worcesfrr Hydronnth;c Iustftut

" 0FcestEE bydf0pMthac IhsIEtutIon
on Arch and Fountain sts., Worcester, Mass. Tue
proprieors of this Institution aim to make it com.
forta bic home for Ryaids all The location
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. ROGERS
and has been limited to the exclusive of
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &c, address
Z. f. ROGERS SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attendedtc. Office hours 2to PM
au27 d&wtf
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. 2ls Main street Worcester, Mass
my3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09
TOO Fruit Trees,
BY E. w. VAIL.
"A DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF

II II n 4 r 5 t A &c ~
AT AUCTIONy!y
By license of Court, will be sold public auction on
Saturday. the I2th Day of April
Instant at IL O'Clock in the forenoon on the premises the
following described real estate, it being the estate Of
the late Samuel Bacon, deceased, to wit;
About 5000 feet of land situated on the south side Of
Oxford Place. in the city of Worcester together with the
OUTAGE HOUSE on the same The house is in perfect
order containing rooms with wood house. The lot is
covered with various Fruit Trees in bearing conii.
ton There is hard and soft water the premises To
any one wishing to purchase pleasant and convenient
residence this is opportunity The location is
somewhat elevated, Commanding a view Of mos, of the
city, and very convenient to the business part OF the
city. = ~
Terms made known at sale.
CATHARINE 3. BACON, Administrators.
Worcester, April s. 1856. dts
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MAItRIED.
DIED.

In oakham, March q, by Rev. j. KimbaH, Daniel
Rawson, Jr, to Mrs. Rachel Whittemore, both of Oak
ham.
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Anrtio1rs.
y COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.

o. COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.
H5.ii - 1--WE
~ shall SELL on SATURDAY. April 18TH at three
O'Clock IN the afternoon the premises the owned
and occupied by RANSOM RICHARDS situated on Pratt
Street. one mile from the Post Office containing one acre
of land, with HOUSE and BARN.
On the lot about
100 Fruit Trees,
In bearing condition. o. the choicest varieties Of Apple
Pear, Cherry, Peach, &c
The buildings are nearly and in perfect repair and
the location is truly delightful.
Terms liberal, anil made known at the sale. For fur
Their particulars inquire of Mr. Richards on the premises
or OF EZEKIEL DANIELS, Auctioneer
ap4 dts
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MblCTU X ES.-Just received, the most splendid
assortment exhibited IN this city, and for sale very
lou, Win or without frames, at LLOiDs Picture Gal
iery, 1io Main street
March 20. p dtf
DART1CuLAK NOTICE .--All persons in
n dsbted 10 the undersigned arc respectfully and ur
gently requested to make Immediate payment.
ana d12t ALEX PUTNAM.
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GROSS & STRATSS

Ever grateful for the liberal patronage the ladies Of Wor
ceser have bestowed upon them wish to draw attention
to their
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09
BY E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.

o. VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUCTION
Wi,is The celebrated AMES' PAPER MILL. at
~ Springfield, Massachusetts, with about four acres
of land adjoining it, on which are BRICK STORE and
STORE House, and three DWELLING HOUSES AL
So about twenty three of Land on the opposite sde
Of the street. on which there are six DwELLrSG HOUSES
BARN, and other nut buildings The Houses will be sold
together, or separately, purchasers may desiIe
Also, DwRLLISG HOUSE and half an acre Of LAND ON
Cherry Lane. ~
Also, the DWELLING HOUSE built by John Ames, and a
small Brick House the same. AAsa ~
The United States Lower Water Shops adjoining the
Paper MILL are expected to be in market soon and their
occupation will tend to increase the value Of real estate
in the vicinity.
The sale will take place at the Store on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, April 30sh at o'clock P NJ.
Terms of payment, 10 per in 80 days and 10 per
cent 10 six months with good security The balance to
be secured by mortgage payable in one two and three
years. or at such shorter time may suit the purchaser
For further particulars inquire Of h. A. CHAPMkS ESQ
Springfield. OLIVER AMEs 4 SnNs
ap1 dtap30
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Notifies.

For "ReaI Estate "Wants," $40 Let"
see First Pace
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rOT meat EStdte, ~ w ants, ." 10 Let,
see First Page
NOTICE-ThiS is to certify that B. E. HUTCH
INSON is only authorized Agent for the City
Worcester All others pretending to sell Marsh Co.'s
Oil in Worcester, are deceiying the public.
MARSH CO., 80 India street, inventors and sole pro
pretors of Marsh's celebrated Oil.
ENOR SALE.-Haying taken the agency Of Marsh's
N PATENT OF, now offer to the public the only
genuine article to be had in the city, shall keep at all
times good supply hand direct and fresh from Marsh
Co., Boston, and low prices 1t is sold in any
other town city. Il is considered quite safe and cheap
er than the common uid it gives better light, and
does not consume fast. l would invite all those
who use fluid to give it trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there be nothing lost by a trial
have the Agency, also, of the
II + l. TON Ii G II T
For Houses, Hall, Counting Rooms, &c,-a portable
the light of than fluid lamps for the expense OF
one Freed by its present proprietors objection
able odor-a light Of unriyalled beauty meownegs and
adaptation to weak eyes and perfectly SAFE its entire his
tory being without accident.
Light has into the city, why will You longer sit
in darkness For sale at B. L. HUTCHINSON'S Har-
ness Mandatory and Livery Fu ushng Store No III
Main-st, Worcester. mch3l d2m&w3m
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.-The
81 spring term of r. S. NAs0NS Singing School for the
young will commence SATURDAY AFTERNOON April u at
o'clock Every pupil will be taught to sing by note
Tuition, including book, 81 in advance. apps dot
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.-A.
- WRITINGS Spring Term will commence at his New
Music Rooms No. 2S9 Main Street. (eutrance first door
north Of Keth's Book Sore WEDN ESDAY afternoon,
April 9th at two O'Clock may be expected that all who
attend this school will learn to sing by note Terms 81,
including book, payable atthird lesson.
Worcester, April 8, 1855. d2w
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& tARBONATE AMMONIA JARS "a
" ~ u AmSnonia, jnst received, and los sale hy
IIsia .aa.l i..l. y A WILMINGTON CO.,
GoDX F0U MAINS xNb SODA DhArf 1P.
~Hs's'' - - '' oEo. I. bfu1R.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-09

G0PARTNERS NOTICE.-The nm
~ dersgned, having purchased the stock and become
successors 70 the business Of Messrs RUG0LEs NOURsE
mAsoN CO., at Boston ard Worcester have this dav
Formed for the purpose OF carrying on The
sane unaer .he hrm OF NOUltsE, MASON, CO., and
wan occupy the same places Of business.
HtW fEiEhN I14N N JOEL NoURSE,
Ng ii3g.n tHls s erat PETER HARVEY
g oa Z. " .st...ts.ss sn N SAMUEL DAvIH.
boston, April LIST, 1885. ap4 d&wn
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icfnRI
leOryo Of
fears Of
without
degree
IS her
.Ianging
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TO RETAIL SHOE DEALERS.

The subscriber would respectfully invite the attention
OF the retailers in the shoe trade to his stock of Gents
Congress Boots, which considering the quality he can
anoru 70 sell az prices that cannot fail suit Please call
and examine before purchasing, at No Whites Bnd
ing at the Intersection of Main and Southhrdge Streets
mch27 dim 8 q RTOuApnS
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.es.-rse
~ Palelt
now.
d pt,ogef
II dSn
Worcester
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MOIICE is hereby given that have this day given
~ my son, Herman Dwight stearns minor his time
he IS at liberty to trade for himself shall pay no debts
OF his contracting claim any his wages after this
date. EpHRAIN STE hSTpS ~
Winchendon, January Q, 1856 ap2 d3sTb
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M r S K r B Y S
" REGENERATING ELIXIRLL

q AIDES, YOU CAN SAVE Roth TINE
a AND MONEY, by buying your CATERS. Bus-
kius, Slippers and Rnbbers, 1T the .slfechan
less Protective Union Shoe Store, 143 Main street.
ONLY ONE PRICE, and every article marked in
apE
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N B. We wish to say to the buying public generally,
that our goods are purchased exclusively cash there
fore enabling to sell at the lowest possible prices and
much less than those who buy on credit Should YOU ia
vor us with CALL goods will be cheerfuly and freely
shown and we think at prices that will your con-
slant patronage PLEASE CALL and see if it Is not a.
above represented ap4 daW2m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-28
The Scientific American.

TWELFTH YEAR. ONE THOUSAND DOL
lar Cash Prizes The Twelfth Annual Volume
Of this useful publication commences on the 18th
day of September next.
Tho SCIENTIFIC AMERICANA is an illus
trated periodical, devoted chiefly to the promulga-
tlon OF Information relating to the various Mechanic
ana Chemc Arts, Industrial Manufactures Agricul-
turo, Patents, Inventions, Engineering Millwork,
ond al interests which the light of PRACTICAL
SCIENCE is calculated to advance.
Reports of UNITED STATES.PATENTS granted
COPIES of all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with
news and information upon THOUSANDS OF 9TH
ER SUBJECTS.
SlO00-IN CASH pRTZFS-will be paid on the
FIRST OF January next, for the largest list of subscr
bers as follows 5000 for the LIST, S75 for the I'd
$3.50 for the 3d. SIPS for the 4th. 100 for tho 9Th
SO for the 9TH $50 for the It'll, $40 for the sth $50
for the 9th, S25 for the 10TH $50 for the 18th and
$40 for the 18th. For all clubs Of 20 and upwards,
the subscription price is only 81 40. Names can be
sent from any Post Office until January Let, 1851.
= Here are fine chances to secure cash prizes.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published once
week every number contains eight large quartu
pages, forming annually complete and splendid
volume, illustrated With SEVERAL HUNDRED
ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS
II TERMS-Single subscriptions So a year. or
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Letters should be directed (pOst paid) to
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procuring patents for inventions, and will ad.
wise inventors, without charge, in regard to the
novelty of their improve mcnts. wgtf
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Notice of Petition TO Sell Real
Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, }teNIE Hon. tho Pro-
District Of chittenicu To all persons, interested
n The estate Of Charles S. kimbal, Sophia NJ kim
ball, and William ". Kim0all, minors, and heirs of
hu,h a. h'mbalI licensed. GREETING.
Whereas, the guardian Of Charles S. Kimball. So
phia VI. ltmball, and William W. KimbaI, minors,
and heirs to Ruth A. Kimball deceased, hath made
application to this Court for liccnce and authority
10 sell all the real estate Of his said wards situate
IN the Township Of Burlington in said District for
the purpose Of investing the proceeds thereof, in
stock or other real estate, and setting forth in said
application, that it would he beneficial to said
wards th't the same should be sold, and the pro-
cccls invested as aforesaid
Nhovupou, the said Court appointed and as
signed the Goth day Of Novcmher, a. d 1856 to
hear arl decide upon said appu ation and ordered
that public notice thereof be given, tn all persons
inter ted in said estate, by phlsh'ng this order
lafcc weeks successfully in The Burlington FREQ
Pros, tArcc weeks succossiycly, the last Of which
shall hr previous to the time signed for hearing
Therefore, you ere Il Ichy notified to appear be =
fore ria court, at the Probate Court Room in said
District, at the time aforesaid, then and there to
object to the granting liccnc3, aforesaid, if you
see cause.
., Given under ny h1ul, at Burlington, aforesaid
thi- llth day ofNoycmbcr. A. y. l~jG.
N-iw3 d. FRENCH, Register
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HEnrIrN SIhcrIInlh,s Esfnfc.

STATE or VERMONT ltENHE HONORABLE
DIST. OF CHIr1ENErN, So. ( \ tho Probate Court
Tor the District If Chittcndcn,
To all persons interested in tho estate Of Harley
sherman, atc Of uiucsburgh, in said District, de-
ceased, GpFrrtSa
Whereas, said Court hath assigned tho Goth
day of November inst, for the setcmcnt of the adj
mnstration account Of the Administrator of tho
estate OF Harley sherman, late of Iinosburgh de-
ceased, and ordered that public notice thereof bo
( n to all persong interested in said estate, by
Pr hing this order three weeks successfully pre-.
nous GO the day assigned, in the Burlington Free
Pies, printed in burlington, in said District
, Therefore, YOU arc hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court room, in Burlington, on the day
signed then and there to contest the allowance Of
said account, ifyou see cause.
Given under my hand this sixth dav Of November,
n ID. 1856 w20 3w u. FRENCH Register,
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~ HE VERY LATE EST
! Among the recent arrivals at the BE r. HIVE
we would notice the following as being worthy the
attention Of purchasers generally, and especially
those who would practically adopt the old economic
maxim " penny saved Is two pence earned"
Black and Fancy Silks, Velvets,
Valcncias, Popins,
EtofTc Eugeines, Do LANES,
French Morinos, De Boges,
Paramettas, Salisbury,
Cashmeres, Linseys,
Coburghs, Gnghams,
Madonnns, Printsi
CLOAKs, CAPEs and SHAwLS,
Nelvets and Ladies' Cloths.
We believe that the " Bee Hive" has long been
famous resort for Embroideres and Laces, Ribbons
aud Trimming and our assortment of these goods
was never better than now.
SUPERIOR KID GLOVES at rs cts. Kid and
Buckskn Gauntcts.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS Scarfs
Cravats, &C., in great variety. -
LADIES FLANNELS and UNDER GARMENTS.
HEAVY FLANNELS, Wrappers and Drawers
Shrtings Linens and Shawls, for gentlcmen's wear.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
We would say that our stock of Furnishing Goods
is large and embraces many unusual bargains.
We have another Job Lot " Of those famous
Damask Table Napkins at 81 so per doz.
All of the above goods, and many more, We hav
! in great variety.
In conclusion We respectfully invite all purchas-
crs to examine our goods, believing that we can,
and do sell cheap as any honorable competitor.
N. PECK. in. 4 Co.
October | 5th. 1856. d&wd
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THE FREE BURLINGTON FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER % se
Rutland q Burlington Railroad

,sz5ssz5Isz;szz WINTER ARANG EMENT-ON AND
lisssisisss after Nov. II, 1856, Trains will run
follows, viz:-
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at 4. 40 A. NJ. and GAS p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at IL 40, and 535 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 600 AM and
800, p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 600 A. NJ.
and / | 80 A. NJ
At Burlington trains connect with Steamers on the
Lake, and trains of the VT Central road; at Rutland,
with trains for Troy. Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, Schenectady, and the Wcst-at Bellows
Falls with trains of the Cheshire Road for Fitohburg
Worcester, Lowell and Boston-Vermont Valley
Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-and with Sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River Junction. and White Noun
tains.
Oct 0d&wtf T.. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
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IT "T'T TTTNt To N FTFNT' IITI u FTFFT'Ts
Whether III Gil ]NAN, FREMONT or FIJI LMORE.
GROWN Il CO.'S BOOKS.

Are bound to sell and their Agents are bound to
make money.
a OTWGTHSThNDING the political excitement
which pervadcs every section of the land, the
wailugs of self constituted saviors Of the coun-
try, over the imaginary grave Of the Union, wi
saut' tears ttckiing down their cheeks that
sacred compact " ,til lives" and will continue to
survive as long rs the P'opis continue to think and
read for themselves, and it is gratifying sign of
the times that good Books were never selling better
than at the present time the orders of our agents
are double what they ever have been for CORES
ponding season of the year.
We are now making splendid preparations for the
FA IL and WINTER CAMPAIGN and want large
number Of active and RESPONSIBLE AGENTS,
in all parts of the country. Those who iu the
business, and those who thidk Of entering it, are
cordially invited to address line and receive in
return list Of works with terms, &C., to agents
Address, L. p. CROWN CO.,
wl3 CIV Publishers, 62 Cornhill, Boston.
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WILDER'S
Patent Salamander Safe.

Wan Sedrns f Marrn's improvement.
'aNHE BEST SAFE IN THE WORLD, SECURED
by the celebrated La Belle Pow ler-Proof Lock
with very snail key--all made under the immedi-
ate inspection Of our Mr.. STEARNS, who has for
fourteen years superintendent their manufacture,
during which time not nllar's worth of property
has been consumed in one Of them--2l3 having
been tested in accidental fires.
Warranted free from dampness. For sale by
SrEARNS & MARVIN,
40 Murray and lag Water sts., New York.
Secondhand Safes Of other makors, at reduced
prices wl0 SIN.
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