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State journal & flag. [volume] (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1843-1846, 1846-12-04
DRUGS, DRUGS!! DRCGS!!! &c
DR.. SAMUEL SIN It'll,
nruugisp mud AnO1llecary

DR.. SAMUEL SIM ITf1,
Druggist and ApOihecary,
UNA received his Spring and Summer sup
n ply ofDrugs and Medicines, glass and
glass ware, paints, oils, dye-staf, varnlshes &c.
And also, large variety of perfumeries and
toylette soaps.
lie is now prepared to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom with every ar
ticle in his line, either wholesale or retail.
His assortment is composed of the best
medicines of all descriptions and will dispose
of them as low for cash, or to approved custo-
mers on time, as can be purchased any where
in the state. Physicians, and the community
generally, are invited to call and examine his
stock as the proprietor IS determined to spare
no pains to accommodate those who may rely
upon him for their supplies,
Prescriptions and orders will, as heretofore al.
ways meet with due attention.
p s A large lot of Congress or Saratoga
water, just received and for sale by the above
May 20, 1916. tf-28.
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DESCRIPTION.

The raid Daniel S Picket, is about i've feet
ten inches high weighs lb3' or ITO pounds is
rather s,oop shouldered-has a do% LOOK. dark
hair. -,
Nov 18Th 1876. ua.
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Alabama Female Athemaeu,,,.

ICopiesTrl Weekly Copies Weekly.
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PRICE uNk CENT

Patterson viii he Oh In. march Iru'm CanIargO
for Tampco, by the way OF Victoria Three
companies ofthe Tennessee Cavalry are under
orders aud preparing 10 90 out on a scout tow
ards Vlctora-a set of licked men aud horses
have been chosen for that purpose A ma iori-
ty Of the horses oftAis regiment of Cavalry are
al present unfit for service, the long Journey
they have undergone, having used them up
it will take weeks to get them IN flesh again.
The advance of Gen. Worth upon SaItillc
from Monterey, was considered certain here
until yeslorday-what has induced the coun-
termand, no one is able to divine. ] hear il
stated that the object s not to glrrison SaItiIIo,
but to march Immediately upon San Luis; or
it the former place is to be garrisoned, Gen.
Wool is to take command. Gen. Butler hav-
ing been appointed Military Governor of Nue.
70 Leon, you may expect to hear shortly that
Gen. Patterson holds n siRlar office in Ia
maulipas, issuing his mandates and dispensing
The laws from Victoria
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LATER FROM AFRrcA-C Capture of a Slausr
The schr. Boston, Capt Luddington, at New
York, brings advices from Liberia to the 18th
of October.
Capt. Luddington states that on the 2sth of
October, when off Galenas, he was boarded
from fl. b. M brig Ferret. The boarding Of
ficer reported that the day previous the Ferret
captured Brazilian schooner, with five hun
dred and fifty one slaves on board, and ordered
her for Sierra Leone.
On the 9Th Nov, when in lat. 10, Ion. IS 80,
was boarded from the U. S. frigate u. States,
Com Read. The frigate had left Port Praya.
on the LIST of November, OH a cruise off the
coast Of Africa; officers and crew were in good
health.
The United States reported that the u S.
snip Southampton sailed from Port Praya for N
York on the lst Nov.
On the 2lst Nov, Mr.. Abraham Barnes, oil
East Haven, Conn, mate of the Boston, died
OF bilious fever.
On the 10th Sept Gov. Roberts issued his
proclamation, calling general meeting of the
people OH the 9th Of Oct, III their respective
town and villages, TO determine by vote wheth
er they would adopt the recommendation Of
| the Am. Col, Society Ito declare aud establish
the colony as an independent pohty or State,
and also whether the Legislature should draft
constitution, or convention should DO ordered
for that work.
A revival OF religion was in progress at Bias
sa Cove, as u result OF winch, &c persons haC
united with the NJ. + Church, aud ian ndefi
mite number" with the Baptist Church.
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T II E T EA.

The Tea! The Tea! the genuine Tea!
bOuchoRg, Ysung Tyson, GunpowdeT, Bohca
Without a leaf that was not found
Growinl on Howqna's famous giOuBd,
II 6lS the te lp0I, and from The spout
The hand Of beau pours it Out!
I'm for the tea. I'm for the tea!
No chocolate, COff y, 0r such for me
No sky blue milk to blend with it's flow
No silence when round doth the tra.uuy co;
II fIicnis step in. will hail with glee
Their presence, and quaf our cups OF tea!
lOVe-Oh! how love to sin
The green, green tea with my willing lip,
When the ,ast is brown, and the mullins hot,
And there'' P MY of green in the Chiaa pot,
And TO talk some scandal, and how below
Matters and things in this world do go.
never sat down with duh tame "bOre,"
But loved a tea Marty more and mOrei
And hack ward flew 10 the cheerful cup,
Like bird that niphIPs Its sugar up;
And sugar il was and more To me,
For twas hlest with the favor of good green tea,
The coH's were dun and rainv the NOM
90 the gossips say--Whcn was born;
The kettle sung and the Jest lOd
And the tea cups and sancers were green and gold;
And never was h"ard such chaItprir gwild,
AS welcomed 10 COugou the China CHI i'd!
I've lived since thpr unHn "heaVy wet"
And all sorts of drinks which man can get;
With splitting headaches and purpieh nnse,
w it'll empty pockets and tarlcred clothes;
But I'vt Sgl.d the pledge, aud when dea n seeks
he shall find me over pot Of tea!
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his cap over his eyes and turn away. But the
Americans had seen enough 10 satisfy them
that The Mexican Colonel was no OF er than
the renegade Lieut. r., for whose crime a
poor man now suffers the nfamy Of imprIson-
ment IN the penitentiary of Missouri. An in
specton Of the Mexican military roll, and in
curry among the Mexican officers, confirmed
the truth OF the personal observation Of our
officers.
We understand that this evidence will be
laid before the Executive for the purpose of oh
tanning Communication of the punishment of
the unfortunate Sergeant, the victim of the
infamous treachery and Villany of this base
officer, who, TO the crime Of having disgraced
his counlry's uniform and BETRAYED its conf
dence, aods tho eternal iniamy oil the parricIde
and the ira itor.
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Ter lines or Tess MAKE square-lT an adVHTIsemeAl
..ceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
Insertion,
n5-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
iaiy is published every Saturday morning, al tbs low
price Of 81 per amnum
NC3- All papers sent by mnil, are discontinued the
DAY on which the advance payment expires.
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m5-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTi.
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to suhscTbCrs by care
full carriers, at only and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers euy nj the end ufrach week
The Clipper viii also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers at the Of Four Dollars per year,
Rbie, always, in advance.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

distinguished graduate from one of the first Co
sgeS the United States, which NAV he seen by his
Diploma; also 8 member OF the Royal College 81
surgeons and LicGntiae Of the APOthccaTys Han,
London; and the greater part of whose life has been
spent in the fret hospitals Of Europe and America,
VIZ those Of London, Paris and Philadelphia, may
b" consulted an all diseases but more particularly
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NWHERE may be obtained the most SPEEDY
w remedy for GonOnhe, elects, trlctuTes, Sc
mnal Weakness, pain in the Lons, affections of ths
Kidneys; also those pee uar affections which ariss
from certain practice Of youth, and which, if RCi
cured renders marriage impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body This remedy viii alsU
cure lmpOteDcy, and every symptoms of
SECRE EFT DISEASE.
Il CURR WARRANTED, On no CHARGE MADA
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from BatimoTe-st,, Ana
DOOR from the corn6r-rgh opposite the Po ofica-
Be particular in observing the name ont e doss
and window, or you will mistake the place,
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REMOVAL.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
Il HAT the Proprietor ofthe PBo PLIES CHEAP
STOR f has removed with an additional NEW
STOCK OF DRY GOoDs, from 1888 Main Street to
No. I43 (Waldo Block) MAIN STREET,
into that magnificent Store entirely and fitted with
the utmost expressly for his trade, the former
store not sufncealg large. He s in hopes, by this
removal that he may have scient r0Om accommodate
his numerous rendaa and that have compile
tely thronged this well Known Establishment.
The subscriber gratefhi the past patronage and
asks tor contianance Of s his New Store where
his customers viii ever hnd aim ready and willing await
their calling.
know it is Often said is all humbug, does not
know when to believe these advertisement thew all aim
for the largest story hut believe me- not to say
anything but wis. is true and it there should be any
doubt what have 70 say have SAID, please call and
isfy yourself.
Among the assortment may be found a large stock OF
CASHMERE SHAWLS such as have been sold from Sc
to $40 Tor sale at from 81 to Si2 equally as good Nett
Ierreka, Plaid Imitation Cashmere and Broad Cloth
Shawls, prices varying from 34 cents to S. Black Blue
black, Blue, Maroon and DTab ALPACCAS from II
TO IS cts-some goodsSilk Warp for 42 ALEPINES
from SO cents to 5 good formerly bought from rs
cts to S l,5O
Mde LANES CAsHMEREs-C Corded oTToMANs-
PoLKA's in endless variety. PRINTS, large stock
varying in price from 4! cts % cts.
FLANNEls Of every description, quality and color
comprising Whce, Red Yellow Spotted, Red Spotted and
Green, varying in price from l6 cts 81.
CLOAKINGS of all kinds roadclehs Cassimeres Sat
inets Tweeds, small Plaids for Boys wear.
HOSIERY OF every description, vary ing in price from
II to 81 cts Comnrters, Mittens and Gloves all
Carpet Warp and Lace and in fact you depend upon
finding general assortment Of Dry Goods and at prices
thqt will the views Of almost every that
inwant OF Dry Goods. Our motto remains the same
QUICK RETURNS, SMALL PROFITS or as some of my
WORTHY neighhOrs cay Profits at all. Be II may
TIE PEOPLES STORE Is THE PLACE and ever has
been ID buy Dry Goods LOWER than they possibly
be bought al any other establishment
Du"'t forget the place-WABDO BLOCK, third Store
north Of the Central Hotel nearly opposite c. s. Elis's
Umbrella Store, same side OF the Post Office, walk
from the called business side the front of the Central
oel, usually numbered up with stages in the middle OF
the day. G. NJ DAYTON.
Worcester, Dec |. 5On
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THE pROTECTTON ms. co.

State Honse, Hartford, CT
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature Of
1 Connecticut, with a Capital Of ONF HUNDRED AND
Fire and Marine Insurance and hes the power of in
rreasine It's Capital to Half a Million o. Dollars
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores, Mills, Fac
tories Barns aud their contents and all ctheI insurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The of
premium offered low those of other similar
institutens and every has opportunity for rfng
snm to protect himself against the ravages of this deguc-
ton element The course the Office pursues in transacDg
their business and in the adjusting and pay OF losses
Is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance against less and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity, referred for
further particulars to ISAAC DAVIS Esq at office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
y
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Important to Manufacturers.
PARKHURST,S BURRTNG MACHINE

4 His valuable invention the purpose OF extracing
without injuring The staple from WOOL Cotton, hemp,
and other bous materials buFrs sticks and other foreign
ingredients in successful operation many the
Eastern and Middle States. Those wishing purchase
this Machine be furnished with it, at short notice. BY
NAYLOR 81 CO No. SO John Street, NeW York, wheFs
the Machines kept Manufacturers informed thar
have appointed NAYLoR 4 Co my Agents for the sale
my Burning Machine throughout the United Siaie and
aeware Of purchasing any Machine of without my
stamp upon every infringement of my right either
vending using this Machine will be proceeded
against according 10 law.
STEPHEN r. PARKHURST.
New York Nov nth 1896
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Notice.

thorizea MIR JARED BENSON, JR., Of Blackstone Mass
my Agent throughout the Eastern STATES in SELL
ing the Burning Machine, invented and patented by
May st, 1910 ANY person ishg purchase the above
Machine with safety give their orders him. he
will give prompt upplying them thu ongh
the house 81 NAYLOR & Co. New York
STEPHEN X. PARKHURST
New York Nov l4ih, 1876.
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Real Estate Market.
hem0red to ll2 Br0adWdy, front room, I'd ST
EXPRESS RiIIIDTNC

Rem0red to liz BroadDay, front room, I'd story,
as.. EXPRESS BUILDING.
ssaFf 4 Ill PERSONS who wish to learn where k&5A
@@1~ n they can purchase good FARMS, lou 4Ji.
Toes in pleasant and healthy climate OF easy access and
convenient 70 marketor who choose to buy New LANDS
Of he OfyrSt quality in the desirable locations al
less than half the Government prcesor any who want to
e9y waller Power, with Mills or Manufactures; or Pine
T'Inher Coal aud Iron Mines; or in short Real Estate
any descriptions situated in any part of our country will
pleas address TO request and will furnish Them
with copy OF the American Real Estate Advertiser com
tanning Catalogue Of the property which have for sale
%"h The locations and prices annexed Should more par
uar information he desired by enclosing fee OFFS they
Vtli command cur services.
As specimen OF Tie bargains which we offer take the
loiio wing
/. a Farm in Prince William County, Virginia miles
Bfentve, he county seat, and about 80 miles
agon City, containing 1917 The land is producve
90 acres 10 valuable timber the balance In cultivatioa
"'th dwelling house, and other improvements There
Is good market for the timber Occoquan Situated be-
tween the extremes OF North and South the climate pre
cisey that which every should ii practicable select
fIr the health and comfort Of his family, ana tor his own
prosperity agriculturst The only objection which
ANY one has raised against purchasing this farm has been
me prcewhIch is so low that they conclude the title
~ o%4 or hdt something Unseen mus be the matter with
IL We will however give the purchaser guarantee
all ID Fight. for two dollais acre.
We have many other excellent Farms the region
For NEW LANDS OF the best quality, in New York.
Penhsy wanna, Virginia. aud Missouri ask Fifty Cents
Al HcFe-n TenHessee TtCenty 6Ue cents These
lands 10 Tennessee are 81 uaed in Perry Co. West Tences
sac near the nayigabe Of the Tennessee River aud
are better nds or timer climate in The u State,
In Lawrence Co, OHIO, have 290 of land ilh
an nexhanstible water power, ymmes Greek, he
great as miles from the Ohio river great Iron
and Coal region Of the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist Of one lsrge Flour Mill, Saw Ms DwrHng
Houses, &c This is unquestionably Of the
valuable ocatons for building Manufacturing City which
sue West affurds-Price $4,000.
We have large trscts OF Pine Timber Lands, Iron at
Goal Lands in several States. prices differing very little
rom free gut and on such accommodating terms, that
enierprsng may then syes prncsly tor
tunes ia a short time
The quantity OF Real Estate viii have for sale, Il
~ mi ed Ne Tho.a ghn qvnt
purchase, them sveA and their p1stey
heahf pleasant and happy haH,s will do well TO come
sad For further particulars inquire off I'm MILTON
EARLE. Worcester or OF A. BUFFUM d CO.,
May o.. NeU YORK.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No BuklIN6-cLIF, NJ" VnN
atYRCS w FIELD offers for sale, at the low
eat nauu turers prices very extensive asHortmehl
"a PAPER conf sing every possible variety adapted "a
me WANTS 81 In NIL sections OF me country
Paper of all kinds made nrJer al short noiiee'
The stock % Printing Pafe: 1 UNUSUALLY iase PA'' o
,vhich Il q; very superior qua ~
PAPER Mokers' Materia. Of every description
9orsea and Fept constantly hand viz Feings, Wire
Siath drlier Wires, Bleert eFowder, bloe Otfs
maria, Irvine, DC. &c.
Rags. Canvas, Bale Kops. Grass Rope, Bag
M &C sc purchased whichi hghes' price IN chsh
" M I've pnd. hWly -" -
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In addition to the above premiums deposte of per
cent on the premiums will he required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages from 10 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office
the Company at the CENTRAL BANK 10 Worcester and 10
the Agents IN the and sections Of New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvan and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, Juiy IS. 1876 If
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Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.

OF WORCES TER, MASS.
NHE above named Company having been duly organized
IN compliance with its Charter Of Incorporation, will
receive applications Tor insurance, said Company's
ONCE over the Central Bank in Worcester. the 20h
instant Policies will be issued and after day of
JHnuary, s47 far than one nor more Than Ave
years from the date thereof.
Insurance may be made against loss damage by fire,
upon any building except the shops of carpenters black
smiths, coopes cabinemakers chair makers and wheel.
VIZ ghis or buildings in which dry shavngs made
such an extent as to become hazardous, which the
manufacture of wool, cotton, hemp, fax OIL paper is
carried on or steam power employed which business
Is done alike hazardous to RRy Of the above risks
which gan powder, turpentne, any like combustible
matter is stored used in such quantities as materially to
increase the danger.
And hay grain, cattle, horses, sheep swine,
carriages hanesse household furniture wearing apparel
hooks, provisions and generally such property is kept
or used in dwelling houses barns stables and granaries
while in the building specified in the policy but not in
other place.
Also upon stocks in trade groceries, dry goods
other metals hats cotton in bales honr grain provisions
Fsiymaae clothing leather for sale process Of
uactufe into boots and shoes merchant aos stocks and
other personal property not more hazardous than the above
The &c premium for insurance the deScrb
ed properly, will he regulated by the the risk
and will be reasonable these OF any other Company
NAMES DIRECTORS
| Isaac navis, Worcester A. II Buoch, Worcester.
| John Green, d. F. w. Gale do
! VIM. Dickinson do joseph A. Denny, Leicester
Edwin conan,, DO Oils Adams, Grafton
Chas Washburn, do John Brooks. Princeton
ISAAC DAVIS, President.
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, sec'ry,
1Worcester, Dec IA, 1916 so
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New ENGLAND House,

Mo. III Broadway, nearly opposite wan street,
New York.
rr,FIE above named house haslng undergone mate
IA raj alterations and been fitted up Ia superior
i.E p,anner FAR Ladies and Gentlemen WHO may want
ran-Ient board will hereafter afford most desirable nc
RECOMMENDATIONS 10 an who may desire quetness ana Hgre
e socety IFS htrctly temperance house and located
~ ~ i,h,nadiae vicinity business, which makes u
niessnt for business The proprietor assures the
nublc and his former friends that every exertlon w oe
% ar their oomlrt and merit continuance OF the pat
- he Las already received for which he Is very CRATE
hd ~, ~ NV wIcHT Pronrietor
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Litch's Dagnerreotvne Kooms.

AhbCA lag OCA COty k1C AOOAAAS'
'TNHE subscriber begs leave call the attention Of the
J. public To specimens oil DAguerTeoyp pc Miniature Pnr
traits executed by him. He has recently made SEINE
highly successful experiments, by which, with the aid OF
sunerioi Instrument and sensitive chemical prepara
t0ns, the time required in sitting is materially shortened
while The picture retains the character with those
which have we'd the commenddlioD Of The patrons oi
this est hshnlent. BY the rapidly with which he is
enabled to operate the difficulty that many experience
especially childenl in preserving such liked position OF
BUDDY aud features will afford periert and pleasing
picture, rs great extent obyiaied.
Laes and gentlemen iinpee either by curiosity or
desire obtain perfect semhlance OF themselves, are
respectfully invited 10 call ana view collection OF spec
linens OF the art,
Rooms 96 Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH,
Boston, SEPT 30, 1916. dwtf (Late Litch Whpple. }
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NOTICE.

EANDFACTURES are Informed than any Information
IVA in relation the Machine, Testimonials in
favor BY those who using will he promptly given
by the subscriber, aspiration being made to him, by
mail Otherwise at BLACKSTONE, Mass
JARED BENSON. in.
Blackstone, Mass. Dec a. 1896. 9w50
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WILLIAM BOGLE,
FIRST Premium, Venlilating and GossaneI
WIG MAKER,

22s VoShingtoa " cor Of SUMMER up stairs
BOSTON,
gTAs always on band and manufacturing tor sale varied
and beautiful assortment of Ladies' w -, iia Wigs
rxeltes Long Bands &C. OF every shade md color Also
cenfsnen. Fhias pieces &c the very Hnest and
iehtes. description for which he awarded me fs!
y'regipaa al the late Mechanics Fair In Boston
Persons a. application, (y letter otherwise nry On
ta s direcens Tor measuring the head so as 10 insure
sertect a. A fire selection at Ladies Seams Whole
80 .n,rys ~ Jam. ~
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Mutual Fire Insurance.


VNHE HOl.YOKE mutual FIRE INSURANCE
L COMPANY IN LEM. commenced operations May
23 1913 The numb If Policies which have been already
issued By said comp pa is4979. Amount of properly u-
sure1 than 81 900 Amount OF capital in Pre-
MUM Notes. is $3.50 Insurance for the OF six
years. A greater than $1,000 taken any
one risk Property extra hazardous not taken.
Ohm S. WILLIAMS, President
John T BURMA Secretary.
Salem, Oct %, Is
u ". Is. Application for insurance may he made to
EUCLID CHADSEY. Agent, No. A. Central Exchange.
Worcester, Nov. 4, 1916. 44lf
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
gallery and ph0tagranber'S Furnishing DeDOtS

dNitVtF uHu AAVtuS'NphVt OoPVe9 '
WARDED the Guild and Silver Medals, -Four First Pre-
~ mulns and Two Highest HonOrs, At the NATIONAL the
Massachusetts, the New York, and the Pennsylvania Elk
hi ,tiuns respectively, fr the most splendid Caered Da
gnerreotypes and best Apparatus exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken in exquisite style, without regard 10
weather. q , Instruction given in the art.
large assortment OF Apparatus and stock always on
hand, the lowest cash prices
Retr York. s5 Broadway; Philadelphia 1856 Chestnut
~ gosoA IS Court and So Hanover SIS BGitRaore, EOS
Baltimore d WaehingtoR Pennsy lvana Avenue Peters
bvrg Yd Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal
ns and 76 Maa Saratoga Springs. Broadway Paris,
IeT Vieilia Rne dQ Tempe liverpool 80 Church
gtx ly-lamw-d
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house and Lots for Sale,

- NEW and Elegant HOUSE on yernaut STREET.
Ei.5A \ Alsa, Ht3I Sc LOTS Laurel Hill--many
5~ Of hem commanding the est view at Worcester OF
apy lots in the market. A. NJ MERRIFELD.
Worcester. March II. w3tdH