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Can at the OH Mil on Manchester Street for ITrseea
Dill, Boiled and Raw, manufactured by FLAaG & BEN
son, for sale Wholesale and Retail
~ Alse, OIL MEAL, for Feed, in large or small ouan
fities. purchasers.
Worcester, March u, 1855. dtM1A
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hArIB svoAR.-These mild days and frosty
nights are said to be very favorable 70 the
production Of Maple Sugar. The value Of
the article annually made in the United
States 10 moro than four millions Of dollars.
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The Missourians deny that that they ever
contemplated invading Kanzas, as stated by
Robinson and Lane, and denounce the accu-
sation as an "unmitigated falsehood. BIOS
ton Post.
This is an unmitigated whopper. The Mis-
sourians acknowledge and glory in their inva-
sions of Kanzas. Atchison said IN his speech
at Platte City, Mo-, Feb 4th, "When the first
election came off, 1 told you to go over and
vote. You did SO, and beat them. We, our
party in Kanzas, nominated Gen. Whitfield, =
etc. -Sprinqfeld Republican.
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Lone PAssAeE.-1he barque Mary Morris
arrived at New York, Tuesday. after passage
Of one hundred and twenty-five days from
Glasgow.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.
TtRsDAY, March 25.

TUESDAY March %.
SENATE etition-Of Edward Earle and
y others, for incorporation of the Worcester
Peat Co.
Sundry bills and resolves were ordered to a
third reading.
The bill TO incorporate the town of Cush-
man (part of Plymouth was again debated at
great length. and passed to be engrcssed-
Passed 10 be Engrossed to authorize
the Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
to establish an additional branch track of their
railroad in the city of Lowell; relative to the
House OF Correction and Jail in the County of
Plymouth; concerning draw bridges.
House. Petitions Presented and Referred
OF the city of Worcester, for an act amenda-
tory OF the act for supplying the city with pure
water town of Sturbudge, for school money.
Mr.. Ashley of Fall River, offered an order
for inquiry as to the sxpediency of reporting a
bill providing for paying the members of the
House $500 per diem, for the present politi-
cal year. Lost.
Report Of Communicable biary-By Mr.. C.
Hale of Boston-Resolyes in relation to town
maps The resolves provide for preparing city
and town maps at an expenssnot TO exceed
$1,000 IN the whole, nor to exceed $500 in
any one year.
Laaaatsc Hospitals-Mr. Reed of Newbury.
BILE Institutions, read report, recommending
discontinuance OF all proceedings with refer
ence to the erection of a new State Lunatic
Hospital. The reasons for the recommended
ton were fully stated. The subject resolved
itself into the single question whether third
hospital is demanded. In considering this
question, the Committee came to the conclu-
sion that the, existing hospitals are sufficient.
Attention was also called to the expense of
erecting new hospital which it was believed
could not be less than $250,00O AS the hos
pital to be built would accommodate only 22O
persons, the interest of $1,000 would be added
to the annual expense for the support of each
person. The Committee were unanimous in
THEN, recommendation that the proceedings be
discontinued.
The report was accepted, and 1000 extra
copies ordered to be printed.
Dirorce.-The bill relating to divorce being
considered on the question of engrossment,
by special assignment, Mr.. Burtt of Lowell,
took the floor, and made an elaborate address
in opposition to the bill, the effect of which
was in great measure lost, in consequence
of the thinness OF the house.
Mr.. Fletcher of Lowell, replied, answering
the arguments Of his colleague He thought
that the marriage relation was in no sense sa-
cred, without affection, sympathy, mutual es-
TEEN, and love.
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A CHANCE FOR BARNUM.--We have thought
of one way in which Mr.. Barnum can re-
trieve his fortunes. Let him seek out the
man in Massachusetts, who has not been made
Justice of the Peace, and exhibit the lucky
gentleman as the greatest curiosity of modern
times.-Atlas.
The great Snowman must speak quick, or
he viii not succeed. It-is reported at the
State House that ninety.t three commissions
were recently sent out in one day.
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LEONARD & co Agents.
feb1sdti Express Ofice $50 Main street.

bronchitis, Coushs, HOarsemess, Browns
Bronchial JToches or Voice Lozenges, made from
Highly esteemed recipe for the alienation Of Bronchial
affections, Coughs Hoarseness Irritation OF the Throatei
Their chronic occasioned by cold exerion Of
the vocal organs in speaking singing Clerglmen Yo
casts, lawyers, and all public SPEAKERS viii find then
an admirable substitute for water in soothing the
chal tupes, and valuable and efficient remedy. Con
tanning opium they be used freely as requisite
JOHN l. BROWN L SON, Proprietors
wholesale Agents for New England States, WEEKS B
POTTER, Boston.
Por salem Worcester. by D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN,
and Druggists generally. febI I'm
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1t will be seen, by notice in another column,
that Miss Alice Thornton will read selections
from Longfellow's song of Hiawatha, at Brinley
Hail. on Friday evening.
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POLICE CoURT-MicRsel Griffin was arraigned
yesterday, for assault and battery on Jerry
lynch, and the case put over to Thursday Ito
morrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-26

WENDELL PHILLIPS give an Anti Slavery
lecture, in this city, at the City Hall, on Friday
evening, March 2S Mr.. Phillips is, unquestion-
ably. the most finished orator of New ENGLAND,
not excepting Edward Everett or Rufus Choate,
and, in the present state of Kansas affairs, it may
well be expected that he will make one of his
ablest and most telling efforts. We know of one
who 'OiR be there, if physical ability to go, per-
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A FILLMORE PAPER GONE DowN.-The
Portsmouth Daily Herald, one Of the half
dozen papera in Ohio which hoisted the Fill.
more flag, has died out for want Of support
Cincinnati Commercial.
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SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL.
Ii 20 In SQUARE, WORCESTER, MAss
Inc eprng Tie m Of this b. ardirg and Day School for
Young Dadies wiz open on WEDNESDAY, the OH Of
april next, and continue fourteen weeks
Applications for admission or for circulars will receive
prompt attention. j. v BEANE princinaI
Worcester, March u 1856 otaHArg
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"a. 4. ). SNIY1H

Manufacturer Of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MISSES, & CHILDREN's ROOTS 4 SHOES
both sewed and Pegged, by the case or DOZEN
corner Of Union Market Streets few steps East of hs
Exchange Hotel Worcester Mass
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HAND BILLs-Reader, we eau print a thousand busl-
ness cards at the Spy Office quick to make your
head SWIM and price so low as will cause you to
wonder how we do it. Call and see.
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COFFINS AND BURIAL GASES,
GEO. SESSIONS, City Sexton, 40 Front Street. attends
TO all duties appertaning the Office Undertaken and
Keeps constantly hand Pisk's Metallic Burial Cases.
Collins Caskets, and Grave Clothes all kinds and Sizes
AT tie old stand, 40 Front Street, Worcester Mass
mch4 dim
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Strangers visiting Boston in quest OF "SIedjca
Aid under difficulties Of a "pryate Natufen will fud
70 tler al vantage to consult DIR. MORRILL, the Oldest
mGh6 1a,, ~ ""AU 9"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-26

REcoLLECTIoNs OF THE TABLE TALK OF SAM.
UEL ROGERS. T0iohich is added PorSoniGaa.
vol. limo. PIP BAG. New York D. Apple
ton & Co. 1856.
Though this is called recolections," yet the
author informs us, that he was in the habit of
writing down, in all their minute, the anecdotes,
&C., with which Mr.. ERogers's conversation
abounded. Those memoranda accumulated to
large mass, and the present work is selection
from them. Rogers was, proverbally, one of the
best takers in England, and his familiar ac.
quaintance with the literat and many of the pol
iticians and dgnitares of that country, furnished
abundant food for the piquant remark for which
he was distinguished. The public will therefore
be muchigratifed by the opportunity this book
affords, of partaking of the raciest portion of his
sayings. For sale by Baker, Trumbull, & Barnes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-26

IaFas >. GfcOdw lu, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself In readiness day and nght n
srendthe dutes If her profession Residence 1nsts
oct21 AZ
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M!OsIC.--A young Lady, qualified TO teach, wilt
give instruction the Piano Teris $40 per ouarter.
Inc best Of reference given. Apply at his Office
Worcester Jan. 70 AZ
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LOCALNEMs.

The WEATHER.-Yesterday was another spring
like day, and in the morning the cheerfulnotes of
the blue bird and Robin red breast, heard in
some localities upon the outskirts of the city
We had been fearful that the cold and snow of the
last winter had been too much for these wander
ing minstrels of nature and were right glad to
find our fears were unfounded.
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a. PreDtias, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
sna stone Over the Quinsigamond BANK Entrance l4l
wan stfset' House on Crescent Street All orders W
Draiting Machinery. dec9O
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
Errand Boy vnnted.-Apply at the Spy Of

Errand Boy Wanted-Apply at the Spy Of
Hoe df
Baina of "a ThOusa0d Flowers Reader,
10 uWsh beautiful complexion? If tie Balm
Of Thousand FloWers" It eradcates ali Tan. Pimnles
and FrecSles frcm the face For washing and shaving
ana cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfuned
breath-IT HAS NO EQUAL!
FETRIDGE CO.. Boston, G. R. spuRR, sole agent
for Worcester. mch26 dIv
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A PRoBLEM.-1hs Bardstown Gazette puts
forth the following -
A horse In the midst OF a meadow suppose,
Male fast 10 n stake by line from his nose
How long must the line be that feeding all round
VIII permit him TO Craze just acre Of ground
To which the Maysyille Express replies
It's very plain case, n yon'll only "supposcp
That ps Just seven feet from his tail to his nose
For the line will be then (the rule cannot fall
About seven feet less than II tied 10 his tail.
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". A. GOODAOW,

Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERs
2l3 Main Street, CUP stairs,)
WORCESTER MASS.
Particular attention given to orders DIFF mchs
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Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass
Henry CHAPIN. o. H. TItIoTao,,
Jan. l. 1856 -
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Ls u NICHOLS. M. d.,
no II E0PA THI0 PHYsICiAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 1l2 MAN 81. OFFICE norma
FROM TO 3, AND TO O'CLOCK p ~
Worcester, O,t 90 1853.
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Houchin's Coyn solvent, an Infallfble
Remedy, for sale by JANIS GREtN, III Main a.
SEVEN THOUSAND AND FIFTY.sIX BOTTLES
s old IN six weeks.
See adv ertsement in a,olher coiun,n dar, ron
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w. A. " ELLiAMs,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At LAW
No.. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
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FOsTMR q MSTER RRnnK.

ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoBs AT LAW
Nos. and Brinley Hail, Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER ianlOdtf JAMES IS. EsrERBRoo
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- Grateful for Che liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon establishments The subscriber means TO deserve
us continuance and he hopes to b. an increased
degree Of confidence aud patronage by the great quantv
and variety OF stock, excellence Of workmans H. re,
superiority In the shape and ttns ofgarments courteous
aSanng A. y. WARE.
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We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and Tnyn,
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN. GUTTER,
CO., extensive Importers 10 and II Kby Street, Boston
mch4 dan,
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Il
(In the second Btory) now under the direction of Nh
MAKcHAET, in which eatirc satisfaction Is warranted n
contains very large assortment Of CLOTHS OAssI
MERES and VESTtNGS Of the best styles 10 which viii
be added AZ 2fthe most desirable Styles both Foreign anil
Domestic, as fast as they come out.
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PAsH1oNABLE DREss-MAKER,
iy2A dt
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A. 2. WARE, proprietor Of the One Price Clothing
House, l0S and 40 Main st., Worcester, desires to
cal the attention Of his the public geneT
aliy 70 his very large and excellent Stock of
FAIL And WINTER CLOTHING ~ .
This Stock new containing many very Superior Styles
OF Garnents In phterns Of improved shapes linp win
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WILLIAM DICKINSON,

NOTANY PUBLIC,
No. lis Main street, Worcester.
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS
TO PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING AT

Hny.-Another prime lot of Pressed Hay, Of superior
quality, Just received by DRAPER 4 CLARK
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. l9.-Ald. BARKER, President
Portions retcred- OF suDdry persons, in favor Of
the Or stall Palace remanii Reservoir square; OF
several persons for appointments as CommiAA"asr' "
Deeds.
The E,ghh Arenaee Railroad A petition was re-.
ceived nom Peter Lynch md other, 10 have tho
Eiehih Avenu- Railroad Company prohibited from IN
t.reiIg ih the sidewalks ON Vesey street. On thls
Alderman CLANCY ffered solution hat tho Street
Counssorer said Company to discon'inue tear
ing up the sidewalks 10 V,sey street unta fusr acon
Of u G Common Council Adopted.
The Ferry Maar.-Alderman Fox sad his report
on tie Uni,D Ferry Company not qui'o ready, aud
lo, ed the Board would have ano'her meeting for this
ard other bu,ness The Ferry Company were pre-
parirg statement for the public. 1t WAS agreed 70
sojOuIn to Friday.
Ca mus,oat,Cn - From the Street Commissioner
in snswsr TO resolution 20 why he hsd not taken
measures to compel The Eigh'h AveDu- RAILROAD Com"
psny relay their tracks sod run their ears he'eon,
Il. acos rdan,e with resolution passed BY the Common
Council Dec O. 1855. The Commissioner states nat
LIE las teTv.d upon said Company the res,'a'ioa re-
feIro to; END that in consequence of M aPpropr"g
having been made FIR the purpo-e Of Iesyng l Az
tracks Sc, under his direction, I've Po~e'H'' >" '"'
matter ibis WAS ordered 90 he.
Tie Board Adjourned to Friday.
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poARD OF SUPERVISORS.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. is.-Ad. ELY 70 INC su sIn a.
Seheoi Mgneg,.-A report YES received ron me
nou '. y, ,.'nev r,ouipd f,r the iucomiag yew. Ts0
,,sI s.iiwaie !. o. 40 81 for the CITY. twss Or.
.d 80 no sn,ered on the miou'es. The report has
be- n p.blshed % foil 10 THS TsIDusr.
.,t.d 10 reduce the ees Of tho CITY Inspector fos
I"eordpg births and marriages from ten to i've cents
Laid on he table.
a Ck,k for ne Recordey.-Ald BRIoGs offered q
that Recorder Smith be anti oriscd 10 sppot
clerk In his Office, at salary not to exoeed u go
per sprum ssd cl.rkship continue only during no
Official term Of the p'esent Recorder. Adopted
The Board then adjourned 10 Decenbr.
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OUTRAGEOUS RAPE.-Dsy before yesterday young
Rucksr street., near May street, went to wno $50
fqu, store in In Sale street, TO purchase cssA "a
Which TO pickle sour krou She Wa sen. sS' p s.1
cellar along with the porer Of the store .s :. .h
e ~.nied WSs toers :he sssits ia. Ho.ngh.a:sn
sezed Der by the throaPfeyeotng nss o0S sro,,
HE . . Isse, !, sP se
.ni ,nfmmsd them Of what had taken plsee.
H.ns brusep was arrested, examined before Justice
M VIII snn h, ID in 81 500 bonds for trial cne &C.
ens.d hs. since been indicscd by tho Grant JAZZ:
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MISSIONARY SERVICES OF THE METHOD.
Isl EPISCOPAL CHURCH.


The anniversary services Of the Missionary Society
Of tie Methodist Episcopal Church commenced last
Sunday. Sermons upon the subject Of missions were
preached in the different Churches by the Rev. Ralph
Pierce, Missionary tn Indai the Rev. DIR. Durbin,
the Rev. Dir. Carrow Of South America, Bishops
Simpson and Waugh, the Rev. Hooper Crews OF
Chicago the Rev. Alfred Goodman Of Pittsburgh, aod
the Rev. Il. II. Hatfield and Mr.. Vincent OF this city.
ILEcTIoy OF oFFi1ERs.
The annual election Of officers and managers Oh ms
Society took place On Monday afternoon and fssoiea
as follows:
Pyoi4ept-Rev Bbk0p Wsnsh. ,,.ho. r.,..
Wee PreGSen,s-R~v Bssbop Morris Isl, Rev e.nop -
% Co Rev BI.L scott. 81 do Rev; bsnoP On 90 q,
% Rev Bishop BsL<r DO Rsv Bkaop J"es' I r. 70
Mr. T. Hail. 7ih do. Rev. w II Nor r. $40 o. nv ~
Beng, D. D.. sh DO Rev 3'sep f.s,a u D. ' % 10
T,sar.r,,- R,y. Thonss Carton -.
I,s,toat TIsa,srs-R<y. L.roy sworm'ted'
P,rorSi,s s.rs,a, Rev David Tery
Ws,ao~,ERrv Bsshops wsash Morris Jsnes SOFT stump
.on, ssicr. AM. Rev. DssiD' T. T I
s.. vrr D.. Sais.n B.ss,. Hs0i.h ssss' pa;-
s.S. John s. Porter. Carroll Jane, fioyi D., We.
PEW D. b. J. Rcd, w. Fe-ri', B. "AAsiey Fnnc.s
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Urcau 6teamers, Gf.
ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION

ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
" Transit eo Miles shorter than other Rou.r sad &C ex'
pcsore to Rive, Nsvisson.U s. NAIL L1NE.-Finy ponndi
baggage oe 10 pound -Four hoars ,or
esn 20 oeesn, BY Panama Railroad Through to CALiFOR
MA via Pannn. Railroad. TIE United NAL Steamship
Co. VIII dispS,oh FOR As;inwan THURSDAY nov 81 81
sSeioeh M precisely from pier foo, Of Wsre1ss Nors
Capt. Wm l. HenJon, u s. ~ Passengers ssd Mill nj
fo.~Mdss BY Pnans Ralroad An1 Passana with
tie Pacific Ns Steamship Co na&i5cept steamship
l. STEPHENS H. Pearson, Commander which vii be u
resairss and leave in uiedsely for San Francisco.
The pubic Informed that the Psefc saA Steamship
weys have one or exIs Steamer. lying Panama ready
r 70 avoid possible detention fpsssens mails
Por pssssee sp2ly 70 w RAYAoND =. the only Office o.
he Companies No III Westst corner q Warrvns, " T.
Regular u Nall Steamer days sh and S0tb q each crsA
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HKxxy ii. LESps Auctloneer.
d" II. LEEDS & Co. will sell by Auction on

Ill. FRIDAY, Nov. "a at IL eel ca At gallery No. -
N.,~u,t Pine end Cedar large coce Oa Of fine
OLD PAINTINGS, the property Of eonuosseuf eAvns for
Eurepc.
Christ, uDdoabicd oTpS by
m Of e lac Earl Of Shrewsbury the
80, Stages OF Life cons3eted genuine aaa.,e Diteh
III, .h numerous figures undoubtedly by d. Tehiers
IS.csp BY T. Gsnsbol oosh vey hae and signed an eS
oxedinslS Ene Sketch BY Whke with snersv.ns
v.,or Ross zotorro. Bsss.nA Wessis .erDes zaCSsG'
Van o.. Jsn stssp De Heen GOiseI, L. ocorda'e0 AID
oflers Of quail celebrity ,,, u HIM. q
Aso sope fine speeiu ens oy bfpiey n n''"'' -
rowre wilson Calvert, Alkcn ard others -, l,
Also some exquisite SrswDss .,ehinSs :. wstef a.o oy
0loy, r Cooper Williamson and others - So.
Also very fps epgrsvnss pool seose ~
IN All 4 and eeedsEy choice coisctsoh "
SAe present owner duI$s the last 80 years ia ,n
They win be ready for eSsuainsson Oh iees'''' ''
vvfb esisJoSpes - sso,e
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ltleAiedl.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.--The voluntary
- t.popy Of numeross ciEeus who their Te.iorh oa
10 .b VI Der the BIZ ssug If Providence 10 h-
b ZEN, proves that for those who Jan yush urder me
rain of Rheansii.m for the cfoulss the bJtched Pnped
srd disfguIcd the sueeTers u icnor cancers AID
Inc victims Of diseased hyer; the dysPepe AID enfroie
y, yrv reaso, FOR hope Thousands e such
have ten cured BY this preparation, and thousand. And
OF ihou'Ands may yst be restored 10 heA''n y "
..-r, 9, A.. go
Fulton.t N.w.YcIk soll also by Drusssts generally.
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w s NELLoR Auetioneer-By w. 3. MELLoS.
I,RInAN Nov DI al lnI O'Clock. az the II

hUh' NJ 81: NJ, Tre9,y,hirI.s,., EGg0ANr
HOUS SKIOLD FURNITURE, DIAMOND RINGS aud PINS,
spI,Ib se,en.ociGve ROSEWOOD ri ANo-fORi Is hne
Oil PAINTINGS, Royal Wilton and TaPesttS CAkPE Is
tlout lou tie bon,e Enelish Diamond OIL ILOI slL,
NERWARE, RICH CURTAINS, Sc-W . MELhoR Wi
arIe,s In the above dwelling all Of which Is
IN ,Set ,ouUii having been IN about four mIhls
and expressly for tire owners private cons
roy al Wilton Caiptis elegantly carved Ro ~Jod sne-
ecy.ed costly tLr,c and cplOcd bocadc All sad
Whss Caue lined with raiin kagces. mirror doors
ana EscriuIes elegant Gss Chsude leEs and dis y
the touse Velvet Stair Carpets and silver
Stair Rods ,lcgAut seveuoc'ave srwOcd tno fo.te
superb insiIuuent; Music Cabinet Piano STOP, ana CoSe
Stcrtfay and Bookcase Corner ktsgtr os rNh
ON oiu and Irui Msbile Clock rich French Chi vases
Uns Gard r. ccve Side aud Pier Tables French fse ri
variety OF Fancy Ornaments DininS Room Library s1d Cham
tr fUtSiuI,Ros wood BedstcsGs Bar,A aud assau-
hshoFSny aud Financed Chamber Seas TO nGieh Hale Ma
bedding Quilts CountvpAnes Euguvuss Ornancn
Mantle Piece. with large variety Of costly CANA Dinner
and Tes~aIr svrr~Ee &e together with al the Kitchen
and Basement Furniture, with which the sale vii
sospes morning Of sAlo Gosh deposits required from
all purchasers.