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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

FANCY GOODS.
Our goods all selected With great care expressly
10 retail trade, of the FIRST and at
tn e lowest prices for Cash,
u Every article warranted as represented
apps deod&w FIRTH T. NICHOLS
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a GREAT SECRET UNVEILED


Who sell cheap so per cent. below the origi-
nal cost, and yet make money!
A fair answer The undersigned bought the large
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03
M R e NEW GOODS
CIR AT BAR AIMS,
j. L. HOOD.
AT THE -
People'sGeneraI House, Furnishing Store,
Nos. 2s6, 2ss, $50, aud sse
MAIN ST., WORCESTER.

The attention Of the public is particularly called at
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OSI-0n Tue 2lst irst., a lull booded Pointer Dog,
~ hver color aud white, answers 70 the name Of doe
Any person returning the 10 No. 70 Trumbuli 81
VIII DO hoerally rewarded. DIT je29
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GREAT CELEBRATION OF THE
VI ANNIVERSARY OF OUR
NATIONAL IEDEP EVIDENCE
AGRICULTURAL TROTTING PARK,
ROOSTER, MASS.
FOUR GRAND TRIALS OF SPEED,
On Moudav. JuIv 5tb. 1883.

FOUR GRAND TRIALS OF SPEED,
On Monday, July 5th, 1858.
Trottng to at half past two O'Clock precisely
First Premium $780, Mile Heats, best three in Eve to
Wagons.
c. B. PRATT, ..bk. m, Lola Montez, Of N Y,
IT, ~ WESsON. ...........-.......b m. Gipsey Girl.
Second Premium 500. Mile Heats best three in five
to WAGONS.
c. b PRATT, names. ......b. g., Worcester Boy
G. Z WEssoN. g., Clipper, of N. Y.
Third-for Saddle and Bride, Half Mile Heats, best
two in three, to Saddle. Free to all Running Horses
Fourth Premium 800. Mile Heats, best three in five
to Harness.
2. G. BROWNELL, rames, blk. m. Mary Taylor Boston,
u A. Iourteoste &. L m Hyer.
The above mentioned horses are all Fast and well
matched and very closely contested Races may be ex
pected.
There Trials of Speed under the control and imme
date superntendence of the Track Committee of the Ag
ricutura Society, and efforts will be spared to make
everything orderly pleasant and acceptable tn the pub
lie. sufficient Police Force will be in attendance
Admission to the Ground rs cents To Reserved Seats
for Gentlemen rs cents additional. Reserved Seats for
ladies' free. dtJy6
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CSARATOGA SPRINGS. - Dire. HAMILTON
~ 4 CALKINs's MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
srTTUrE.-0pen for patients Of both sexes and at an
Seasons. Medleated Baths, 0ymnaatic, Detelc Hygi-
enic Hydrupathc. Medicinal Means and Mineral Waters
used IN the treatment Of Dlaeaaea. nr. X. Hamilton
gives special attention 10 the treatment Of diseases Of W.
males Prof Calkns to Medical and Surgical diWaaes Of
every variety. For particulars address ROBERT HAN.
ILTON, n. D., Saratoga SpriDgs, " Y.
ie2 d&u3m
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nIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
~ sHIP.-The copartuership heretofore existing be
tween WILLIAM and HERVEY BUSH, under the
name q BUSH co Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent All accounts Of the late firm viii Be settadhy
- = WILLIAM BUSH,
HERVEY BUSH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17
City I,teutRence.

MAYOR Tr,dANS AND sHK LOTTERY BruyE0-Mayo
Tcmsnn has sienihcd hts intention Of exterrnina,ing the
ioitsy policy business in this city. root and branch He
has issued an order TO superintendent Talmadge to re-
move the lottery advertisements that disheure the roofs Of
the city omnihuses, and should any opposition he shown,
The offending parties are TO be arrested The Mayor Ia
also CON nunicating with the District Attorney as to tho
this city Initistory measures are also being taken u
make = foray 90 the gambling hells which abound in such
numbers in this metropolis
MoRs TROUBLE on THE En-, RstRoAp 1T seems the Ia
borers ca the Erie Railroad have become dissatisfied with
the wages they receive under the new management, and
have struck for more money per week. The deputy SD
perintcudents bave consequently discharged the men, aud
sent ~ the city for additional help In their place. Yesterday
nor Mug a Vaag Of men congregated ut the dock foot OF
pier 8 tast river, with tbs intention Of stopping the newly
employe ell hands from cmbarking for the scene uf their
Iabors. Word was, however, sent IN the police head.
quarters, and a sufficient bo1y Of ratrolmen sent dewn 10
preserve the peace. There was no further dim guilty
throughout the day.
on Friday morning, q Ore was discovered on the Sc
oond floor Of No. 49, Third street, occupied by Henry
Huschouldt as a turner's stop. The hremen were quick.
Nv A. the premises and very soon extnsuishcd the IRE.
The first floor OF the building IA occupied by c. 4 II. Chas-
mar az q feed mill. Their stock Of grain, SC, vas da-
msged by water %probsbly TO IRE amount OF 500 noin
maged about fiO; insured. The fire originated under.
meath t1e store aud was evidently caused by the hot
ashes around the stove setting Ore TO the flooring There
was no damage done 10 the turner stock.
BATTALION nRnii.-Ths right wing Of the Seventh Regi.
meut, consisting Of the second, Sourih, nfh aud eighth
companies, viii drill nj the Cts Arsenal on Monday even
ing No spectators will be admitted on ths occasion.
Exw YORK HorrrAt-rne following Is The weekly re.
por, OF he above Institution IN Jan. Is, 1858 ;-Remsning
on Jan \, 2iq, admitted W Jan. 10, "a; discharged, cured
= relieved, AZ died, 8, remaining at date, 2o Males,
90; females, 20.
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DNTH OF A CHOSEN FgEXIoLDxR. Mr.. John Doyle
n mtmber Of the Hudson County Bard Of Chosen Free.
holders, died on Friday night, at bis residence Ia Jersey
City.
yourg Mems Christian Association Of Jersey City. 60.
nigbt, IN the Wayne street Reformed Dutch church.
The Cobsreg stioral Society, recently formed In Jersey
City, are at present holding thci- services In the ne~ Ne
tropoitan Hall. Ito Rev. In. Thompson, of the raberba
ce church. Now York, will preach there this afternoon
at %. O'Clock.
A STRANGER ATTAcxxD Win EPtErs A stranger,
whose name, from Papers on his person, Ia Judged 10 be
Chas y Fsrnum, foll with an erileptio attack. yesterday
morning In Montgomery street, Iefs.y Guy. Amer pro.
per medical attendance nj the Fountain Inn, no was re.
moved to the Aims House 20 avail his recovery, or arri.
val of friends
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Nh". '"hh Jau. ~ 1905.
Nix. BESSErT:-
had thought that you were almost too severe in your
remarks touching the mental idos ynorasics az the very
Honorable Mr.. Brooks, until our expositions Of his mean
attack upon the calico dress soirAe, when J bec,me con.
WINGED Of the justness Of your structures. This Mr.. Brooks,
whom you call I" BOBBY, y Ut seems so funny for me 70
write " Booty y must be almost nm idiot IN attack a bo-
nevolept project like the charity Sofree, juet because you
support II, and because ne aud Yss Mckinney are not on
the Committee. But To do Mss Flora justice. I must say
che 10 exhibiting = very kindly feeling towards the calico
party, aud tbfeaieos 90 cut the acquaintance Of Mr.. u
Brooks Mover mind: the sirsc Will be n grand al vr,
and the rein' mbrsnce Of ia success will torment Mr.
brooks for the rest Of his life. CHARITY
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Personal Intelligence.

80. -4.ft
1cn. lcrucben, VINO some httc tmc slncc fractured hs
arm NJ Wiesbsfep y going o. ~ favcraby ~ can be ex
pecffd, and Is already able 10 leave his bed.
.-
,"nns Russisn pfu.,s, unSV tuc iucness
hsris, iett vienna on The sSd ut t"r itsly.
The Prince OF Prussia was 10 leave periin ON thu ole, M
r...
january i"nuon'
ARRIVALS.
uttom iaverPooL ns s,.amsh.n Aineycss - iisnlsx-wrs
nsrIu. WIS ,oborh ch,,u shI Irlehu; y am WIS ShAv, VT
ee eY : rom y l"1 ",ss,, $1,000 A. I aspm %rt r Sry;, u y ana nurse
rev TeuuSk ,Hpt ,Iehr,n ~ buts'nI nearer ot des
pa.snss I'm nsL ~ WI III cn,idren ant
ssI.sh' - u Irl'snn, N'ssfs unts NMn n.h.a snyder,
vrteh,. rrschsia r't, Lsurehi, I"s- Us uimste1, jung.
,baWah tfuNksulhs uchl.. s'h NshcsIl "coer' brmths,
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 16, 1853.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania SIS, IS; Pennsylvania Rau-
road, 4Gh Reaoing Railroad, ~ Morris Canal, l Long
Island Rsilfost, l0iS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1883,
The receipt here OF the North Americans news caused
greater dru.ss IN the COTTON market aud prices advanced
&c. Sales to-day, 5000 bales, at BIC. a CSC.
FOR mdctirg The sales of the week add up
AZ, 500 bales ami the receipts 10000. The receipts
NJ this port W 10 the Wesent tune, as compared with those
OF last yea. f-ll shat 700 go bales; do. at all southern
ports. SOC coo. stock, 3a4 ,G6 bales. Sugar, &c. a Axe.
Molasses, Ike. n lsc Flour rs active nj - so.
Red whes; IS quoted a, 81 10, and white at 81 IS.
White corn, ksc, Pork is firm at Sl3 rs Lard, 10
barrels, sAc Ts'low, II T. ,sa4c Western hay sIT SO, ana
New Yoh sLtS Rnfodfe Sc. a 90 Sales Of the week,
~, 600 bsps stA receipts 200. stock, 1900. Freights
firm. Sterling exchange 1904 a l0sk. Exchange on
Amsterdam esZ. Exchange on New York ono eighta per
cent premium.
CHARIssToS, Jan. Is, 1883.
~Cotton-Sales to-day 900 bales at lokc. for midaling
fair.
SAVANNAH, Jan. Is, 1855.
Cotton advanced &c. a Ac. Sales to day go bales at
exc. s10c. for middnDg.
AUGUSTA, Jan Is, 1858.
Gotten advanced kc. Sales IN 'ay 400 bales.
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no cs "a; Ok
The sost of the second volume Of the report o.
N- Ja9an Expedition IL put down at S99;o36 q.
dht 'HSio anu ,"u''h N"nA'os y. 'no ne!Oic ~, 'r W
Eo,"im. N.,'o". rs '" sot;,aIu ca Ssa 81 ora
x3e n AZ n Ia no decoration to saw that haH
the rsttcr containcd, Il, these hooks couItf be dis
pcnssa with; ard thas for less than half the number
oi ocries printed wouat answer all the ussiu pur'
P'".s ~ wnich 'ney "nrs ' oe nprneu.
u - ~sr;"Spis sSo,i,s =. jorreiv c;rcuisasd among
~, people. or these are the Presidents messages.
and some Of the reports Of the bureaus. But even
ia the publication of these q closer economy might
oe practted. Fog instance, take bns nePoft Oh
- N"''in.HN''Nel " ,s 1871
~ - haraiw ~s.th tho cost NJ ain eSa 90 nor Ia
his Rcpcrt on Agriculture quite worth $l47 ,l99 Ga.
WHO doubts that these reports could BIO amply
supplied to the public for one hair tbas price,
INeies ho.nAis ihe Few hgures a~a"ahen peofae
;n"osed nnou %v he ;obbers whn fotten mo, tbs
public rlunday. This swind|e of tbs printing of pub-
ic dcc,,uent. :, tba m,st ;nf.mouu vh;cb G;syr.ces
To odn;n;stra,;on 81 Tho foSaraS rn,arnn,on+ hit
~: =, 'eueI"i u
an intention 10 correct the evil sonewhat, No later
than Monday last q resolution was introduced INTO
the House for the printing Of S 900 extra copies Of
the Coast Survey, and the resolution WAS rejected,
prohablx hecause IL came out during debate. IN the
sueecb of Mr. Pbelns. of Mis4s,ri that over n million
an
oI oclIa's war sun que Iof paper Prlhtlhg anu ell
BIu'uiS u ""rh uo"c t"e HaSI CohSreSs'
u.-.. .-- u~-----.
" c"S'N" '"SA0""
AssOetnViOn.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock Yesterday the cnvirons of tho
~ '"' "" "~"''tPi'So"''u " '"y "o!
aspect. From nearly all the wards poured IN the dele
pstes of the different, waya ORGANIZATIONS for the nurnose
~ u,..a.x A.. a.. c..-s..r
" "eA'" 'o A' |o"s'eso" "o "e"e'"' "o'N'"s
mems Association, called together in pursuance Of the
notice Of the Executive Committee which WAS elected on
.ho "a = n,oouAo,, s, NJ -.
~" Ao '""o' Dun" 'P'o" '"
thai a caucus Of delegates was just in session in a public
house in Delaney street. where important questions were
s.h.,.a Al ,vo o.,oo,, .h.s. .,x x....,
~ ""' WV" ~"' ""A"a'y e"po''ou
deiega'es, numbering ABOUT MY men, arrived IN process
sion at the place of the meeting. Soon after this. four
nonn.xs 60 tho rxoo,,,ro conrt..oo ,, .-
-
("c'ure aho Cnas Smtn) ana TWO Germans, Is Seller
AND Biller,) made their appearance, whereupon the meet.
INC m ca,,os IN oraar
Inc INST business was 10 state the number OF the or
eanizaton, and il was ascertained that in nine wards the
cerus,s parf.c,,v orssn,,a. ranr.s.,,,,a .ho,,
o snn racis,o,os rnnhars Eron 81. Nv
M"Cn,a s,.,od o = ,ottaws Thar =. =" pa., WI
os,i,ed wbicb a,.c,sJ Ton doiecs's,. has;,as ~
nmn,ls;ons 80 r., W. usaee ntI ges"Ts, oon
Tran. thts I'rio, 70 SjriioJ me e. t,u ae,
each nrcs,oes ver bv a co,nm;,,oa IT, ho'.
nanner IN whicb tho nl.srorm and ,ho cnns,,n,say
nmiJ al, ta d,s,rf,,,od ounn S. .a.
~ ,iaeri,a ,a,oea,as hn, ,b.,a - ara., h.i'i ~. -.
ieast fotv deputies viii ;oin The tnoyemen, |Gy.ai an
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TnE MEpiNA BASh-We are pleased TO inform our
restcrs tina, the Medina Bank, which tell N the general
crash lat fail, has reviyed under Ctcrable = lspices, and
W now prompt meeting III demands q ia creditors.
rero~hors ar 0hi holders Rave Only 20 step TO the cOun-
ter ~ .he bark ant receive csi fr all Their credits. II
is sad ihs, the bank " nov 'onnlei oa a secure haEs an /
"a prepared Ter auy fotci, calarl y tat ne.y lappen to
,hc cru. w. -Lcttort Courier, Jan 9
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Army ~Intslilgence.
GENERAL ORDEgS-NO. 4.
A.,

HEADQrARrrR- ' TIE ANY,
NEw roKg, Jan 10, 1855.
The General in Chief, With the appreciation Of the War
apartment, adds to the endorsements for the army Of
Utah, designated IN General Orders No. I, Of the sth
nstant:-
l. b and X companies OF the I'd Regiment OF Dragons,
now nj Fort Ieayet worth.
2 sixty tour enlisted men o. Company A, Engineer
Soldiers with company orgsuiz-tonl, N be commaoded
by First Lieutenant Andrew J. Ipnei-on, Corps OF Engi-
ncers, with trovet Second Lieutenant Z. Alexander, OF the
eame corps. ~ suba,tafn.
The Engineer Department viii give the necessary orders
" put thts detachment 10 position At Fort Ieavenworth,
W good time, and will Immediately detail an pficer OF the
corps for duty on the staf OF the officer commanding the
army OF uuh
BY command Of Brevet Lieutenant. General Scott.
IRWIN MCDOWELL. Asst Aajt General.
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"NOw's the Day a.d N0Sv's the Hour"
AIR-Scots wha hae wi Wallace bled-
Hasbsnds, brothers. Iovess-ali
fe who own de Ar woman's thrnn,
Hear and listen 10 our cali
Buy a gift from rvans.
Fortune still befrends the oravei
CT 4 are given TO those who crave,
Time and money both you'll save
II you 6u. from Essns.
Books of every style and form,
Wise, instructive. witty, warm
All In genius that can charm,
You can buy from Evans.
AND when opening wide The page,
Calm or stirring, gay or sage,
You'll find in II. we engage.
s.ne rich gft from Evans
Bracelets, lorkets, watches pins.
Jewsl He'd studs, each vent1rer wins,
Yet the great demand ne or thins
The bounteous y ock Of kvans.
Der the counters. hour by hour,
Rains the self same eoidea sho ~er.
And Good Luck cXcrts her power
For those who deal with EvAos.
Catalogues of books and gifts mailed free to any address
upon application to EVANS 4 60
67 Broadway. New York.
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BuO0eb Death.
THOSE who use stimuians 10 excess daily must sewara.
ineI nr'criai eleod appr0a hes In color yenous Dfooi. t5es
N, II aWtins q darker color than in the natural state FINELY,
s'cknrss and a pecuiiar debility arise from this CONDITION ana
su'hen ctsb nsy hr expected urle-e n medicine IKE
brrndre'h's push promptly used, which nj once disintects.
ser were the blood of tnr poison With witch 4 Was chsrgrH
The life and The health will ne ,hus saved, and q strength Q:
mind OFTEN impaired Whereby the evil haht. Is stayed. i.cgtF
htors should erect asyiuns for the nabituE. cruukard. where
The branoreih pills alone would oet CT more reforms In n
sinEic year than all tbs temp rance scc.eties have yet done.
The chemical Qualities Of tho blh0d have be.a. found much
the same Ia typhus, yen.w and puxtd fsvegs. in sea scarvy,
N asue and fever of long standing. In s1rofulous cases, In the
plague, and In confirmed dram drinkers. There "a no DOUBT
In my mind that The cause Is
NxCEss OF HYDROGEN.
imbihed from The air, from food. from WISER, iroa infectio,
or otherwise.
Now sulphurnted b, drogen gas " exceedingly subtle In T.,
nature, aud beng generated Ia The bowels IN great quartz.
ties from undieesel diet or sickness. must pass OF naturally
or death will sks place Immediately, because 4, will pr ~
upwards and 70 through the skin az the intesines through
the Il sphrpm and into the luhp~, from which II will exclude.
avn osphrria air, and he patient dies of sCnocltion.
This sudden Sickness, Rshy paiensss, gasping Tor hreth-
psin lust below he pit of tn. stomach. and Almost inst mt
de-'h, proceed rot from disease OF the heart but from tner
nal suhocation ~ narrated above. To save life aud rsIove
health, give nj once four or stX or more Brandreth pulls, ana
some warm tea. Cbina. ooneset or csintp After the attack In
over use Bradreh's pills so ~ TO purge freely foi three or
four days; then use them more noicratcly, SO that n tall pur
cation il Obtained once In two or three dnys until the disease
is conquered and the health fully Restored.
The above directions are applicable IN E nanpox, scarlet fe-
yer. mess sizes hopping cough and inluen2a. which latter is
cured in three or four days certain. These pills shoubi be In
every house, for they are in ruth. the salty valve u disease.
Principal Office 43 Brandreth building, Canal street. Sold
Also Mt 2y6 Bowery, ut 81 Divison street, and at rs Fulton
street. Brooklyn, at rs cents a box. with full directions
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Fire In Clh.ton, III.

CLINTON, ILL.,, Jan. 10, 1858.
A destructive fire occurred here at three O'Clock this
morping The loss is about $50 GOO or SEQ, 900, partially
Insured. The IRE is supposed to have been the work OF an
incendisry. Before Il broke out a jewelry store, since
burnt. was robbed o. 500.
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volrmes. yet the department. las no positive infor'
iYatiog thai it may not comprise twenty. SO tnsS,
al a cost Of over sixteen thousand dollars a volume,
this may prove a pretty expensive addition to our
naval astronomical Information. The respective
costs Of the last six volumes s0w completed OF the
Report of the EXPLORATIONS and Surveys for a
Railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific" is as
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The orxRA.-Eyerybody is talking about the grand
Don Giovanni" on Friday. 1t vas the best opersuc per-
ormance ever given here, and attracted the greatest
crowd. 1t all be repeated on Monday, and there will be
a cheap night on Tuesday. The Opera will close on
Wednesday, TO give tire for 4 short season in Phila-
dekhia.
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Before Hon. Judge iuRraham.

JAN. 1e.-The Old Police Fvce MI reua sppiisd FOR
sertiorsrs 10 the cases of about 800 poacemfn, VITO hAt
been oismssed, TO compel the Police Commiss'"rers TO
bring ny the record oi their ~d,rchnrPe The motion was
granted. The case Is 10 he heard al General Term.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHA


CoSTEsCy-BARpor AT the residence OF the brides
father, No. u AmIty place, on Monday evening, Jan. II, by
Rev. Vim Stnrrs, v. G., L0rIs CoSrESGS, Vice Consul OF
the Kingdom OF the Two sicilies, to ELLSN ~ bARDJS, OF
ID rttu
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CrsstadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs, and Toupees-
The very best In the world, wholesale and retafl and the dye
privately applied Al No. 6 Astor House.
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EBIos GARDEs The Ravels have closed here. after an
engagement Of two hundred and hNs nights. The house
will be opened on Monday with Rice's Circus and Mena-
geric, which tas been very popular elsewhere A train
, cd rhinoceros is one OF the curiositics Of this company.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and ~1vupeos-
The best In the world, SURPRISING al nude Sod aud supplied
~ the mAnufsotory, rs Broadway
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Hollow ay's Ointment ana Piiis.-rnik Of
annexation, indeed. These remedies have peacefully an
pexsd all nations, strihes, communities and con onwealhs OF
III. hum-n rsce They ere 'be on. sole rsllylng point L. favor
of which mankind are unnnimous.
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Billiards. Hair Dye, keiliuger's, w Manhat'
tan Imminent, plasters, eiters, &C. Depot as broadway
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B~STy's Tv1copherous n the Best ana Cheap
est article fordressLng. besuIfyinR cleansing curling, preser
vtnH and restoring the hair. Ladies' try H. Sola by slid-ggists-
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Ruptur Marsh u Co - Radical Cure
Truss flee, removed to No. 2 vesey street, Aston House.
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Defiance SalaInander Safes with Patent
powder proof locks ana cross bars. Also, frc aud burglar
proof parlcr safes. Depot l9S Pearl stree.
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
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mSCEILANEOUH

Cd 0-DOUBL sole WATER PROOF sEwO
%'I.pO boots now ready At JONES'S. 10 Ann stvo
near the Museum.
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Fredeyick's Photographic Temple Of Az
Nos 5e5 and 57 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Eo,ei
Photographs, hAllotypes, daguerreoty pes ard smbroly pes
every style. Photographs by Mr.. MoaltSn, formerly VI
Quincy.
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DIR. Kelley cnn he Consulted Daily at ms
office, No 5 Bible house, upon disea .es OF the lungs, liver and
kidneys. free OF oh trge.
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Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, c.-T Celebrated
English colts foot rock for coughs. colds, ashmas. a. re
commended by he faculty, for sae by AL druggists and con
fec,ioneTs ku0+NE DUPuY agent. Coz Broadway, corner
OF Hosston street.
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WnIte, the HstteT's Fall Style, e3; i.aAt
spring style reduced 70 81, ii WHITES, iAs fulton street,
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NAHHINGTON, jan. 10, 1908.
A New Orleans paper OF tbs 9th learns that the seam
ship Philadelphia, bound for New York, is aground at the
bar al Pas u iOutre, with two tugs at work at her,
At Augusta, the Savannah river Is falling.
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TIL Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Detroit.
DETROIT, Jan. Is, 1858.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of this city resumed
fYpcfppes IN cav.