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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17
GEORGE SESSIONS,
Furnhahina Undertaker & Conn VVnra

N EolnDs' Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Case. and
MoDes o. every description, always on hand Also, he
NI ~ latent hETALL1o CAsKET, Of All sizes
every tnihg connected with the MANAGEMENT al inner
ss, promty attended to- No. 40 Front street reslgnce
% front street, Worcester Mass. d&wtf my2s
kenoyni.-Dr. LtNNELL, Home peth,st, has
semoved T. No9 Elm street. first rssdeuce above the
~ mouse Once hours lron 2t9 and to D. m
Oll =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

Re1noVai.-Dr. II, CLARKE has removed fis re5i-
ence from No Chestnut street, and his ot9e from No.
h street. 70 No. Chestnut street near the bead Of
tearl street. Office hours from 10 and In n m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

M PRICE oLorHINe WAREHOUSE


A.. p. WARE s. co..
1853 and 10 Main street nearly opposite Mechanics
San.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

THE BENEFITS OF LIFE INsuRANoE.-Mr.
Jesse S. Culver of this city. whose death we re
corded last week, had policy of insurance upon
his life for the benefit Of his family to the amount
Of $4,000. 1t was taken out at the office of the
State Mutual in this city about three years since,
and of course will be promptly paid within the
time prescribed by the rules of the Company.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17
eco. Z. . CURTIs

1ASDutes aMN RSui Hizads -Eol
sale, wholesale aAd RETAIL by
j. Q. HILL, Druggist aud Apothecsry,
myA dtf Mechanics Hall Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

LOOK OUT FOR BURGLARS. -On Sunday morn
ing about three o'clock, Watchmau Stearns dis
the door of Alden Thayer's grocery at the cor
ner of Pleasant and West streets in this city
AS soon as the burglar became aware Of the pres
ence of Mr.. S. he ran down the hill in westerly
direction, and presently finding that the watch
man gained upon him, turned and discharged
pistol at his pufsuer. Fortunately the shot or
bullets with which it loaded, did not have
their intended effect but the villain escaped. At
the present time when the hard times have driven
SO many of the yagabonds of our large cities
from their accustomed haunts, our citizens can
not be too oareta with their precautions, to care
fully lock heir doors and fasten their blinds and
shutters before they retire to rest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

RHODE ISLAND MoNBY.-We are glad to per-
ceiye general disposition, on the part of the
traders of Worcester and the public generally, to
dscredit Rhode Island money. They consider 1t
an unsafe and unreliable currency, at best, and
will only receive it at discount of from to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

L. b. NICHOLS. M. d.,
oh d VI EOPATHIo PHYsIuIAN
Nf'ioh AND RESIDENCE ll2 MAIN ST.. OPpIoR goURh
FROM j TO O. AND TO ooLooK p M
Worcester, Oct. 90. l9ba . +"
LIN DIN HOUSD

y y Il III = USE
H. 7, BoNNEY 8 co,
o, 1911 s.teet. '''''......"........W Worcester Mass
'Pposite 'ne Depot of the Norwich Nashua Ftsbbure
Boston, and New York Railroads.
H. t. BoNaEY, 10 pAII NIX, rrcvvn
a., \: Prcntsss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
u1 stone over the Quiusigamond Bank. Entrance 14l
an street. House on Crescent All orders viii
WIN prompt attention. Particular attention paid 10
'N'Hb ui"camery' deco du
oNervOusS u6erers.--A Retired CLERGYMAN
s.oreeo 70 health Ia few days, after many years OK
great nervous suffering 10 anxious make known lbe
means Of cure VIII send (treej the prescription used
Tles; 70 Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGN ALL, No. 90 Fulton e.,
- ~ ueou@W5P jySm
y M. PettengiIl a. DO, Newspsper ana Adver
zsS Asents ere e Agents for the spy and are author
ga 70 receive Adyt tsentnta aud ptlona fo s az
tne same rates as required at this oaee r6l eesnqs
al Ro., % as payments Their New Engana Office u
JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLoR AT LAW.
"A NO. Els Main Street,
WORCESTER, MASS. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

composed Of former members with ne cepto; If Msrs
Boen Flagg and Go. Kendall formerly Of Baseop. hay
Is opsined az entire new aud beautiful collection Of
% gie n readiness to serve their former patrons and
NJ p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

d, NM, p, :, 800 ~ ~ DAOMONs
A1TOhNEIS & COUpSELLORS at LAW
Nos. Worcester Bank Block Worcester. Mas
Henry CHAPIN, Appleton DApMnN
apl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

DIR. ]. NJ. RICE
Omce NO. HarFiugtom BIOol.
Corner Of Main and Front Streetn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17
HAMiITON A. 1ILI

Can probably sch Piano Fortes cheaper than an,
ueasr OF agent In The state Clarks Block, Worcester
Je3O dW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

Adm THAYER
-, AIToRNEY 4 COUNSELLOR Ar LAR.
NO zl6 de'n stseet,.-- .-....... WnroesterMass
my30 '''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

Ma MILTON A. HILL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At mr.
n5 2ls Main, Of Pearl street diff
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Store 2o3 Main street. or either Of he Band al ozs
III. f. Bishop, a graduate Of the Ealtir,or, so,,soo
OF Dental surgery, having had an extensive practice
~ ths city for the last ten I've ysars has now re-
moved ms otce to his house, No IA Pearl sirest Fhere
MS PROFESSIONAL services may still be obtained ne woud
call sttenon particularly to his method of treating chill
drens teeth, securing to them by timely skill md over
SIGHT hne set Of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
Whch mas induced many parents to place her children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents win SEE e
importance OF early placing every child in the care OF
comfort. viz" i"eui0
&S-IooTH POWDER AND WASH &C. for sale.
Vn'e open az hours Of the day aud evening-14 Pearl
10 street. "a Dwelling House from Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

Notice All p=rslns indebted to the late drm of
Taft, Wheeler & Co, in Washington Square, re-
quesed to call Immediately an settle the at the
store Of Dtsper 3 ClUk, Front Street
EDWIN DRAPER, Assignee.
Worcester Nov IA 1871 MIA dit
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17
r. CIV EIE Nh
p n y z, t.-E-F G - 4. - - n 8 - -

=. CIV Lss1 z Raa
BE-oDG ETT 81 ErPARD,
EAVE entered into q Partnership in the
LUMBER BUSINESS,
Aad will sell Lumber FROM 81 to $50 per TEolssud
SHINGLES. from - TO s. 80 per n best.
They viii furnish all materials for BUILDING such as
SASH, DOORS, DRESSED LUMBER, ,cc, of all kinds.
They are also Agents f01 Eastern Wagons and Car
ria&cs of every description.
Also for REATERS, HORSE RAEES. TIIRASHERS.
IT, Cash gsGid for wheat, and all other articles
for supply ing the market.
Yard near the X r. Depot Mineral Point.
T. T.. BLODGETT.
ISRAEL SIiEPPARp.
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DIR. ID. NJ. WELD


DII. u NJ. W ELD
NyToUIp announce to the citizens Of IMMORAL Point
~ and the public generally, that he has removed bis
DENTAL OFFICE
to tie room Immediately over Nofretts Daguerrean
Rooms opposite the Post Office, High street where
he viii be happy to wait all vino may be pleased
profession viii be- performed with skin and dispatch and
he himself that his experience in his business,
and skill operator viii ensure satisfaction to all.
lie practices the various modes o. inserting
ARTIFZCL1I TEETH,
either pivot plato. He a base gold silver
or gutta percha subject to the choice his patients In
every instance Porcelain Teeth viii be used II The be-
manufacture in the To5ld so natural in tint and express
Teeth affected by the agents Of decomposition
consequently become offensive change their life
like aPpearance-thay more lasting than life itself
cpc, from to entire sett the may require
thus avoiding the old cumbersome method of springs
Particular attention viii be paid TO the treatment
Chiidren'7 Teeth,
to healthy development and regularity in
Teeth will he flied the application be made in time with
pure Gold in such manner as 70 preserve them to the
tie pain passibe, improved struments VIII used in
all cases, satisfaction warranted in every part ar
{ = TooTu Powders always on hand for sac.
Mineral Point, October 20, 1856. 41tF
oAO BBLs. ofAppels just received, for sale by
-UO $ JENKIN K co.
o5O LBS. shened Almonds, for sale by.
: Doz- simmons, Hunts, and Fenns Axes for sale by
- 5 JENhIN & co.
% DOE Boston AK Helyes, for sale by
~ = JENKTN & co.
lGGah LBS, Fancy Candies for sse.lee by
4 WV : JENhIN * co.
cDoZ. hoped Pals doz hoped do. for sale bv
" :. JENkIN < co.
~ BOXES Rham's Candles 10 boxes star do for sale
~ by =. JENkIN 4 CO.
CASKS croekgry, Decanters, TumJIers and ,lolasses
" Cans, for sale by : JENkIN x co.
pG BOXES Palm soap, for sale BY
&zsS :. JENKIN & CO.
~ DoZ. Boston Broons, for sale by
~ 5 JENKIN s co.
6 , "a BONES Herring, for sale by
4 FINE Lot of Assorted Candies. for sale by
y SAMU Ell JENkIN & co. [
: a 600 HAVANA CIGARS, best brand. for sale ty
IU.UUO sAAI Ell JENKTS L CO. /
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Chino Seorrti5rnlFfts.

PROM
SPENCER ~ CO.'S.
UyEPTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
No. 1874 Randolph street. Chicago, H.
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Y The GREATEST
s. s. LLlDIGAL
.z S3.5 D-SCOV FSn1Y
y OF THE AGE.
Il. EAE I-EvD OF IIu1I0R,


s-.,
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L-- ssll-y -----t--l Own 10 q t'LL-O I i4-iD0'
-. f.~. B.. IN n.- eleven r.-rr / cases. and aavcI
-.s.. III. ... D. 81 -r-.- ~ rsr..-. BE lar
-.--.- 81. ..-. .-. -..-.-... r.5rfsratci. cfit
-.--. ~. -..r.t. -,..-..- s. .r..s +. l.--sa
..... ed. b. ... -r.r-sr- -n-r nth.
D-.- 81. .a-.. ... ..s. Fix. a.-s. lind Of Iiu8-
rr... ~, -t. ....
v.. .t. r..r... -..-- H. ~ .t.- z,- an If Ics.
~. |..-r. .-.. ,.-. .r. tie -a-s. cauker n
81 r-...r ...
No.. o., . --.... - -----r--.r To- rr-r tie worst
l-rr,r z-r-s-
one 10. -.. .-r.. -. warranted 30 cure an hUnIoE
ne ..-l.-. --....-.. - .-rr the sarH
AMI rr.-.f -.F s.--
Frr+..., r,.-t.-..s r--rr.-.5 I'd. cure corruu. and
rr-g.r.5r.- r...-.
Tl.o .-.. SHE. .rs vra--s..l i. cure tie worst
kind Of tfr.r.rut.
Two OF -. hotties -rr warranted te cure she most
desperate, ease sl journalism.
Three d. toms lt.fa. - e-a1ltc to salt rLeur1.
7.-..r. - ..... .tr worst rass IF scrofuIs
ON. +r.a FIRST bottle,
- .s-. u. - ''.- '.a. - I'll. - Ia. -usgtiv
'.-. t.r,r
N-.r.- g.. =--f--rr f. those Who have vain
-r5.- Iii liz --z l-f rrs---s sr tl.e CAV. that a
--r,r, gs r-.--s-- =, r. r.sf.,-eg ana along old
.:.r. walls rf, -frs. ,rar Auor IN tae system; ye'
iSir gre q non =, ~ -e-a thousand
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

EyREsH Oranges, Lemons and Cocoanutz for sale ~
a s JENKIN & CO.
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~ @fuEATE IOWA CaUNFs COURT.

Z" 81. '1t. 81. s..- --tl-. n lNJ-.iS tt!lET ia
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

p y om rri 0ta
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June 1871
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17
FAMILY GROCERIES,,

lust received and Offering Tor sale, well ssscte
IS assortment OF choice
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Are curing the Sick TO an extent por.
before known Gf any Medicine

,TTALIlS. Reid IND JUDGE FOR T9rTrv-~7,
JULES HtIET. ESQ. fEa well known - -
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, whose cb'fs inner oi
are found ~ almost every to.ler, saws: p'l1gcs
81 am happy TO say OF yyur Ctrrr,rr,-
have found thgm He.far family rrr..-5. us, that
use, than any other within NV know Ledge NJ NJ Sonnon
friends have realized marked benefits fr.rp iy % my
iHCide IS .ti iH De HeVE that they ~ and Co
virtues Iar driving out disease and cIrrr r flnary
NOS only etrual, hUt safe and Ie7,5r, "a. They
when fite,. are SHOWN . ''"el 1y Tie PUBLIC
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Mr.. c. L. BRACE NEW WORK
NORWAY. SWEDEN AND DENMARK
G sCRlBNER, Nos 81 and 57s Broadway Pubishe' THIS
DAY

NORWAY. SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
c sCRIBNER Nos 81 and S7s Broadway, Plbshes THIS
DAY:
THE MORSE FOLK;
A VISIT TO THE HOMES OF NORWAY AND SWEDEN
By C. Brace authorO Home Life in Germany and Hun
sary 1851" with elegant Steel Engsynss and two hne
Wood Engrsyings. vol, l2mo & 3.
The main object Of this book i 70 picture home scenes
manners and dome sic life in Norway aud Sweden with
sketches by the way Of historical and political matter IL il
journey especially among the peop'" L ha, seemed
10 possible present country and it people with some
hirg the personal and living interest with which they come
before traveller Wh.n > brought into inter
coui.e with IT, persons when hear their words their
their hOusehnds and become familiar with their cur
thought learn In way not easily forgotten the
features Of the society and the essential life q such
people - EMrsct rom rrsiace'
HOME LIFE IN GERMANY. Embracing Picture Of the
Social Life Conventions Modes of Thought Habits style Of
Living &c.. Of the Germans. vol, l2no, 81 n
tran Police. VOL limo, 81 2l
VIII Publish TOMORROW:
THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF SLAVERY. By the
Rev Geo. ID. Armstrong ID D. author of Doctrine OF Bap-
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On THURSDAY. May a:
A NEW LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. BY Don
aid Mcleod vol, limo. Portrait aud other Illustrations
81 -
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SOn HORSES WANTED-ln exchange for
eDUU COUNTY RIGHTS for the Best aud Cheapest
LABOR-SANING MACHINE ever offered 10 tne sAIinsts-
.Sd year This is chance seldom offered i9f sso
rSviug county which VIII pay withoa at-
her inv SIN mt from 60 per In all farming
counties Lbers prices viii BE- allowed for Horses a. they arc
wanted immediately Full particulars be bad BY addressing
the AMERICAN COMPANY, Box lS2 Tribune Once, N L.
I'll OOA FOR SALE, the STOCK, FIN
~ l,U\JU. TURES and LEASE Of one of the oldest
Cigar Stores the city in good business location. and nw
doing good r,ta and wholesale trade cash customer
buy I, OoO and not less Address NJ d. Box No. NJ
Tribune Office
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q P. P U T n A. NJ & Co.

~ 2. 7 L L n A VI Il Co.
W. Have Just Published:
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
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Letters Of American Merchant from Javs, SnssPore,
China Bengal Egypt the Holy Land Crnea and s Battle
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BY GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN or boston.
With Introduction by Fireman Hunt, A. NJ Editor Of The
Merchants Magazine.
One Volume limo 50 pages. Price = D.
These letters of Young American Merchant" contain
much information Of use 20 the mercantile community. They
remarkable for the intelligence difficult of which
they embody their graphic history Of the rise and Of
the world destined 10 WELD the seper Of the Southern
their statistical knowledge the glow and sprghness Of
their descriptions and the amusing incidents they relate The
history of the countries through which the traveller
comprrssd in and the commercial details
veied by humor and wit Received with distinction by the
merchant princes Of the lands he visited his opportunities
and which he has not failed
O improve.
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G10 MM If You want TO SELL yonr
W lOsOOOs Store, Hotel Saloon, Mandatory, Pa
tent Right, or If you wish PARTNER in any kind Of
business you may accomplish Il BY calling the Subscribers
Houses Lots Farms and ali kinda Of Real Estate, cold and
exchanged Loans effected, &c.
B-Eo Commission charged unless the business 10 &c
eonphsred. WHEELER l. CO.,
No. 81 Broadway Room u
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GREAT SALE Of BOOKS on the GIFT
~ PRlNClPLE-BoOkS sold lower than at any other
tahneut IN The city lift with each BOOK worth from
% c 70 $50 The sale conducted fair and liberal Pnc
Ie A valuable Presents viii be given with Book
other Gift Bookore Our motto IT, and small pro6ts
OIdsrs from the country vii with promp, attention
Catalogues ci the Books and Gifs 70 any address
}. q. ANDREWS, w. I4O Nssssa-st, NY.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY II, 1857.

ITO WHOLESALE STATIONERS, BOOK
i SELLERS. AND TIE TRADE GENERALLY.
THE CHEAPEST ENVELOPE HOUSE
THE UNITED STATES.
We would respectfully call the attention = the trade
opal,x description and price Of our machine made
ELOPES.
tn. unrvsed facilities which possess for mAaufssu-
enable Us TO xr, oo,,r,-,-,o.,
S,uples forwarded free II expense
W, would al-o call the attention Of The trade
BRYAN 4 WILLOWS celebrated
WRITING FLUID AND INK,
for " hicb We the SOLE AGENTS.
BUTLER BRYAN
Nos p and a Frankiort-st New York.
4 REVIEW Of the BIBLE UNION-As to its
N origin object conduct revser reyisons condition aud
rosr.c. by u r. Judd may b. obtained # the suthor Al
dre. him care Of box No s7 New. York City,
Pre. 3 cents a copy, 80 dozen, BIS hundred.
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Cost an0 foun6.
. E0REWARD.-ST0LEN from the residence

g 0REWARD.-STOLENf from the residence
tpeJU Of the .ubscribef in Tsnytown, on THURSDAY
EVENING last. May 7th. HORSE, WAGON and HAN
MSS TIE bay about IS, hands high, CT
y,ais old two white hind et in forehead and the
outside Of the gamble joint the e hind leg there was an en-
laTgem.nt. go
The wagon hsh. Express Wagon, maried Hesth':
Express It the running part red body green striped
with yellow and il had foot board dash .
The above reward will be- paid for the recovery - detection
Of the thief - for the recovery Of the property
GEO. HEATH, Tarytown.
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n nnO ACRES Of LAND, with BLAST
O.ODO FuRNACE snd ELouRlN0 MIL. EIvN

NIfrS tie CITY of BALTIMORE
Tn. uurrsisneS for the Curts Cresh N uns fnr
mace and nuiaeurs Company osers ths tssst iof 'ae u
- lie hdy OF small farms II is situated Curtis Crek, hye
~. fr,u Baltimore by lAnd and nine mile. By wst,r
The LAND Il admirably sdap'ed % MARKET uAkDsS-
M; and 4. similar the neshborng farms Of Mess Nroln-
vel Luihicun and others from ~hsh Ia .pties
NJ f- and vegetables annually sent 20 fhsd' s -no
Nev.York and large prodts realized there ,,,,
Pew. Of the well wooded With FINE Nd
NIT TIMER which be shipped from the F.so''e shst
q vessels drsvinR ten feet wa'er , x,>,, ~
The " ATER-POWER Is unsins. the fall = tet apst'e
Of running With ease IT Buus and the bat 4nHe
STORE, STABLlNG. KlLNs, &c, are erected nsi nc
Furnace delivered from neshborns ore BANKS or
the Furnace door Aud Anthracite coal AN D. dr1
there az Baltimore prices OF less -,
The osauiitv II Wood in vicinity however, rnd' tho
location a most desirable for q charcoal furnace
The Furusce, with waterpower and ~ scfes OF Az W
tscied will required be sold leased on avosols ,ers
10 parties purchasing the whole tract the charter ~ TIE
pany could bs srred l, is q the moot liberal thar
tsrs ever granted ~ the state.
This large property. the vicinity Of large city prom.
10 become eedingy valuable In the Of very lew
years presents excellent opportunity for speculation 10
aptass b, able 20 bring IL properly into market
is offered now ., low price and on satisfactory terms
an,lx 10 J. A. WESTON
'f-' Baltimore, Nd
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Go farmers an6 Others.
6orses, Carriages, &r.

HORSES and WAGONS-One gray Engineer
Horse years old of endurance rot in 3i5
bay ROckn CHAM Colt years old show SGD gait have
bad practice and will be fast, chestuui,sorrel Horse
wears old In 2-e warranted sound and Kind In all
harness used to the city and very desirable Horses the
property Of gentleman who as use for them Also two
Wagons with shifting tops; oIe nearly Apply at No 4li
Waterst.
VERY STYLISH MORGAN HORSE, pure
blood for SALE at No. rs ansin-st-Young,i kind,
fact traveller; is hands high, and warranted sound
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Subject for The United States edited BY John SpdSga,il
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yTyO LET-The country residence OF the late
n Msur4n on Csstlcton Hishs, Staten Island comprising
EOfsT partially furnished 81 feet squsIe, with wing BY
81 stable e end 81 of LAND The view eIteuds fer
apply 10 JAMES b. GLENTwoRfE, Ne Brssts.
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vXrANTED-$5,O GOO to $4,000 in the shipping
and Commission business already etsshi.h.d aud dong
cod business. address Box Ne. ssi Post onos
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VALUABLE PATENT-RIGHT for SALE
Ore the best patents issued IL for the frst
time offered for sale upon terms b suit purchasers
be realized from the sale Of the manufactured
article any in Union Its will produce saving
Il fifty pr in fuel besides vast amount Of labor and
trouble All person. ho coal fires any form inter
essed will be disposed d entire by States aud Counties
shall best suit purchasers For particulars address the
GRIDlRON MAN, No. ~ Broadway, ". Y
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VyyANTCD-Ry 4 Protestant Girl, situation 70
w do CHAMBERWORK aud W AITlNG, 81 ChAMoEh
WORK and ZINE WASHING and IRONING hss ssei
over James O'Nein's livery stable door from l-,Ast
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Notjce-Second American Building Association

The M mbers this Association particularly I.
attend the next regular meeting 70 BE- held on IObSDA
EVENING May H. at the Office, No % baciayst a. iHpoi
isht Iusiness will be brought forward by oIdeI .
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A SUITE of OFFICES to LET-In the Bible
IA House Aston place with every convenience and desr
sbe location. Apply the Tressurers Office ihay
trance