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would only sound the cry of alarm appeal to the
sentiments OF the heart, and call upon the nar, nooe
have seen Mexico so long struggling with uneon,I which
acontest Just and holy for us, and worthy the
naons9 Has he forgotten these promises 50 or;t Of al
does he expect to have them realized by an off, w ~
millions for the rest of the Republic that we NAV \" r
ont at once from the catalogue of civilized na,ono O
:, 70 MIR. Webster. on the 18th of last March s.;,
senate speaking of the treaty of peace thar a IN he
dions mad been required OF the United Sta sach
manded oil Mexico, they would have been re;sc, Were de-
dignaton.' ~ 'elected with IN
(a:) After having written these reflections rs,,
received that the House of Representative f T mas been
States had authorized Mr. Polk to raise loan 'p Nr nfe
millions OF dollars, OH condition of paying mo VI Sixteen
per cent per annum and that the bonds should moi
at less than par Such authority even b o " Issued
agreed to by the Senate which doubtful amo" ruua be
thing, for such the scarcity of money in The iT
and Europe, that IT will not be possible TO sel M Sa
this new loan at par The members of the paTv m Of
opposed TO MIR. Polk, toresaw this and for ink uie hou
sented to the loan As to the ten Regiments ,b Jason Goa
of Vera Cruz, says: The regiment hi ba s eo iHs
by the Democratic majority of the Senate Of I t6a
States, but it is generally believed will be det e i
House This has tended to make ridiculous the vain o,an
the bill which had no other object than to gReu Mpsn s
CD The election Tor President will take paee ~, u NHe
Monday OF November, instead of in October as be ms
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The trial of Lieut. Smith, alias Colngton and those who
deserted with him. concluded Yesterday, Hilton Adams
McGnn Merritt and Hudson received each fifty lashes and
dishonoraby discharged The other private Spggns
the recommendation of the Court had the fogging
mitted, but dishonoraby discharged Smiths (GIas Col
ngon) sentence being unusual one was remitted-save
and except the dishonorabe discharge and understand
Capt White has orders ship the whole party this afternoon
by the Eudoka. IT'S pity their arrival will not be antic
paed in NewOreans, am confident rotten eggs would
be in demand Capt. White has been unfortunate
the selections made by his for subatems-thee having
deserted in the space of nine months, viz Fitzgerald,
jacques and Smith (akas Colngton) The Captain him
self has fully redeemed his command he has performed
more active duty than any officer of his Batalon-s always
ready for duty, and reported sick
Besides the deseers, private of the 1s Artillery received
fifty shes in the Plaza yesterday for being convicted of theft
The Louisiana Battalion of foot daily drilled in the
of the Battalion well regulars The young officers
however might learn great deal by little attention to
SCOTS tactics.
General kearnys health is rapidly improving He is much
liked by all who have transactions with him.
There is another officer here Capt. Cendennn of the
Quaermasters Department, whose business habits afa
bilty and gentemany department highly spoken of
There are other public Off GERS here of whom intend
to speak anon-those of the Revenue particularly.
have heard great deal atterly, and will in short time
be able to furnish some items that will think be of much
interest to your mercantile readers. Nothing of
est HoMBRE.
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THE YoRKTowN-Capt. 7. J. Haldemann has
sold his splendid steamboat, the welE-known York
town, to company in this city, for $4,000. She
is to be cut down and reconstructed as tow-boat
to run between this city and the Balize.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19

THE EUDoRA.-We have upon many occasions
before been placed under obligations by Capt
Page, of the steamship Eudora, and we take this
opportunity of returning to him our most sincere
thanks for the safe delivery of Mexican cores
pondence and other documents.
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OF Jack Adams, offers great inducements to bon
vivants to visit the Franklin Hotel, at the Lake
end of the new shell-road pompano in abundance,
not to mention g other fixns.''
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SUNDRIES. IL
IN STORE and landing for sale by the s p
L 100 boxes Bakers Chocolate. Cocoa and bioinh
150 whole and T. bb Butter Water and Boston
800 dozen English Pickles and Sauces;
go bags Soft-shell Almonds;
100 boxes Brandy Fruits assorted;
so do. Prunes, Is b each;
100 do. Assorted jellies, pint Jars;
10 bbs Guava Jelly, small boxes;
60 cases French Fruits, in juice; ,s.a
so dozen and 5-ib cans Kentucky Mnstafd'
100 do. Genuine Worcestershire sauce;
30 do Essence Peppermint, pint bottes'
$50 boxes Fire Crackes Id
800 baskets Olive Oil, "a and IL o. botues'
so drums Sutana Raisins;
100 boxes Brandy Cherries;
80 cases fine old Port Wine direct Importation IN mint,
100 casks hest Brown Stout Porter and ine he f " P
and quarts. X. +. NiCtlioi'oo 20 Tsnn H.
myl8 81 italian Wafehousemen. 10 and 70 IalnP -
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THE OHIo.-The river opposite this city (says
the Louisville Courier of the llth) is looming up"
with every indication of high water. Boats of the
largest class pass over the Falls with and safety
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19

az We are indebted to Capt. Allen, of the
schooner, May, from Vera Cruz, for his prompt de-
livery OF our packages
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19

nr The paragraph yesterday about the Sailor
Prince, embodied quite an error. The Prince"
is even now up for Liverpool, from this port.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19

o. The Louisville editors in raptures with
the playing of the Steyermarkische musicians
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterd,.

ST Cp papi, F, MsHeieTy La FOote T.,
Fellows NewYok w johnson, CT. Nj Fost eOT w.
4 RSG ion Ky lss RRatherqrd Ak empleion La
Adams, Jr La. '' ave" oIeahsi
~ VERANpAH;-G Smedes, Major Roberts, Miss; w su,.,
Pa; w Norris, N o.; w Scott La -'" L Nawln,
~ HEwLETT's-S Pennington La; w Beatty XIV cc
Cammack, N .; w Witt, N Y. NY W
PLANTERs w W Payne P B Alexander. N pbnr.,
Williams A { Alexander, Ala; S Bein toppI TS
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% The steamboat Magnolia brought us late 81!
Louis papers at an early hour yesterday morning
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MOST EXTRAORDINARILY T aannNTEM
THO THE MARRIED AND THOSE osWomAys
i PLATING MARRIAGE-THE MARRIlIEp , - eau 9Th

PIATINt; MaRRfAGE-THE MARRIED WON stb
PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMPANIoS-by Dr. a. hau'''
Edition. Price 81. 49, ,;r s.Ees--24W
copies have already been disposed Of Egei sybonsh
sting copy whether married OF unnariied 1905 important
secrets which should be known to them paIcua and the
most efficient remedies, and most certain mooe u
every For sale in New Orleans Sy Al 81 Charles s.
~ COPIES will be sent by mail free OF possgey York
receipt of si Publishing office. 129 Liberty ST. Wv
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

Phtsbnrg. .........GEN. SCOTT Sharp, 5p.m
Cincinnati WING AND WING 5PM
L0uisritte. CHANCELLOR Bacon Pm
ptchs6nrg ......... .MARENGO, BRENNAN, I'm.
ea9" The Vicksburg Packet steamboat NARENco
BRENNAN master, leaves THIS EVENING al 4 n'ciop
Rodney, and Natchez. '"i
myl9 I. b. SMITH & CO, 96 Magazine st.
cR" The well known steamboat WING AND WING
J: W.. Moore, master, will leave THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock, 10: Cincinnati, Louisville, etc etc wv
myl9 T. b. SMITH A. co
sg" IT, $. Mail Steamboat GENERAL SCOTF-Fo
Louisville, Cincinnati and Pittsbug-fhs splendid pasaT
ger steamboat will leave above THIS DAY Friday nj
O'Clock p M. positively, from Poydras street wharf
my19 HYDE u UGLESBY, u poydras
Passengers will please be on board at the above hour
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FASHT0NABfE CLOTHING,

Per Ship Quebec, May .Seueateenh.
A LFRED MCNROE s. CO, No. "a Magazine sTetS
N have received by the above ship additional aos,
ment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, to winch me
would invite the attention OF purchasers.
Black and co'd Alpaca SACS,
White Linen Saes and POLKA COATS.
Striped do do do.
Black and cold Drap d Etc Sacs and Polka Goats
Large assortment of MERINO PANTS.
Super white and cold Linen do.
New style cole Drap d'Ee do .r,
Beautiful styles white and cold Marselles VESiS'
Do. do. Fancy Linen DO
Superior quality Black Satin do
Beautiful Striped LINEN SHIRTS.
Very large assortment White Muslin Shirts &C honra
All of which will be sold cheap as they can peP~
chased in any city in the United States for cash only
ALFRED MUNROE ~,
myls3t "a Magazine stfeel .o
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1s4s.

OF See first page for interesting Mexican news
Congressional proceedings, etc.
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w. r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST =.

IA Car0nd6let Strtst, I'fWDrr M,
WILL perform all operation; on sn; sns -,
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert. ~ "a
ed from one TO a whole set; on the most dIl0IJy
modern and improved principles = ,,,Go,ro and with
Teeth extracted without the use OF Chofo'o'rn' "'
From long experience in bis profession and sincL
ton to business hopes merit share OF pnoo ;cs men
Reference can be given to the most eminent y1 3m
Nd ats in the country.
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ad~ Grand TEMPLE of Honor Of tho s.,,o .

;;lg Grand Temple of Honor Of the State of Lon
islannA The Annual OF the Grand Temple He'll ~ ou'
the M Of May, lSs the following blethren We're i E
elected officers ior the present Rufus L. Bruce G. syys
W. j. J. Lugenbuhl G. W. T.; II. w. BnnIage zsAE
g. W. r. o. NJ. Wozencrat, G. W. Treasurer REV 1saa&@
Reynolds Tnppet, e. w. Chaplain W. II. Ron'enT q w W.
I. S. Barry, g. w. G.; d. T. Weymouth, p G. w r. m"lo
s1s Writing.-Messrs DOLBEAR. Nos. is comn,.,
% CaartreS streets, will keep their WRITING oWP ana
ACdDEMf open during the summer and
fall so that pupils can, short time be well fitted SN-
ill the most profitable situations. r. N
ES All pupils are desired attend until they TIA
NJ and tn o ooI o t business STYLE 20 Hours A.
W NoN0h@an U"hD FENS Tor sale. mys
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CHICKERING'S PIANo-FoRTHE.sii

CHICKERING'S PIANO-FORTEsu HENRY
THE PUBLIC will please take notice that " -
onv arent fo} be ss ale Of my PAxo FoRrEs
and ID that FS
led from the factory and that the prices will be me a o
adding freight and insurance only Orders may " nn the
any kind of instrument. and advance feqnKER FIRING
article il received and approved C1i ~, Boston
nnyih x34 Washington htetl' '-~
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A M USEM EN- rs.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers LUDLOW & SMITH.
ORLEANS THEATRE.
SATURDAY, May 20, 1S4S-BENEFIT OF MADAME
- PouzzoL... EXTRAORDINARY Performance and
positively last night of this viii be performed
Beini's celebrated Grand Opera Of NORMA in which
Mines. Fleuy- Jolly and Casini and NM Duieyte and Al
phonse will appear. Previously, INDIANA AND CHAR.
LEMAGNE, a Vaudeville in act
G-gS" Performance to commence at o'clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-19

RIO BRAVO" and MONTEREY"
A ND the other Mexican Ballads of Don Ho- Axe So
"A tiilo included with % Loves Calendar. SpaGknos
and Bright, and the rest OF the Songs OF O. F. oinao
volume. :. Published by D. Appleton Il Co., NewYo$,
and for sale at the NewOrleans Statlonen Warehouse
and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous Polite ae'
School Literature. [mylS3tl j. b. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD ,
TA7ILL be paid tor the recovery of the slave JOHN
w gnf aged about n years, who is supposed to ha.s
tra ed from the steamer Cotton Plant Sunday the lss
inst He IS about feet inches and well nude has 'oms
thing of the Indian appearance had goaee attached
bis chin dressed in fancy coloed yellow panalcons rathe
short ior his legs lie belongs TO Col F. Faey OF AiBas
The above reward will be paid for the delivery oil ssS
slave at any jail, to o.
my1S BEARD CALHOUN Cls
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ROOK-RIMNERY

S0l KEGS aad 20 barrels Prime Leaf, in store for
DUO sale by STURGES 4 WRIGHT,
myIy I'm 81 'rchoupnOuias 81.
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CHEESE.
fnA BOXES Prime Western, in store, for sale by
HUI STURGES & WRIGHT,
ml3 I'm 81 Tchoupltouias st.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-09

u The following letter from the Washington
correspondent of leading Taylor paper, is stri-
kingly significant. 1t indicates that Gen. Tay-
lor's friends at Washington understand him to be
opposed TO the Wilmot Provlso and they are be-
ginning to prepare the public mind at the north
for the manifestations Of that opposition.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. I'd. The Claiborne let.
ter about Gen. Taylor creates no sensation here.
Very little credit or importance is attached TO it,
either by Gen. Taylor's friends or his opponents.
II tDiH surprise no one should he rests: the GdOp.
ton of any restriction upon slaUery in the terri
tories. Those who think that he has given any
express pledge not to veto the Wilmot Proviso
are, apprehend laboring under mistake.
Some suppose that the House will. at the ccn-
ing session pass territorial bill, with the proviso
again0t slavery, and that the Senate will concur
in it and let 1t go to Mr.. Polk for veto. But
do not believe that the Senate will, as now con-
stituted, agree to the prOvso.-.N. Y. Com. .ddU
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The Baltimore Sun of dayThurs saws,

A letter OF the 81 instant, from Hon. James
Buchanan in reply TO earnest inquiries from M
T. Gibbons, an Irish adopted citizen OF New York
shows that no official notice has been yet taken
by the U. S. Government of the late ransacking
OF American vessels by British authorities in
search OF supposed "sympathizing" naturalized
citizens The reason assigned is that no specific
complaint has been brought to the notice of the
Department The fact that but few of our con-
suls, whose duty it is lay all such matters before
our government, are American citizens, may ac-
count for this in measure.
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Coop PICKINGs The Baltimore Patriot of
Thursday says that letters from the Pacific, re-
ceved by the overland mail route via Panama
and Kingston state that some fifteen million dol
lars worth of gold had already been gathered in
California.
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GREssIoNAL PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY, Dec. I.

THURSDAY, Dec. Z.
The death OF Senator Dixon H. Lewis was an.
nounced in both Houses, and euogies were pro-
nounced on his chardcter-in the Senate by Mr.
Dickinson of n. Y, and in the House by Mr..
Harris OF Alabama. Both branches then adjourn
ed over to Monday
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THE Winter Term of this institution will commence
"Wednesday, Dec. and continue eleven weeks Price
Of tuition-Engsh 81 Latin and Greek S5 French and
German. extra $2 Drawing 81, ncidentas rs cents y
Music ST Board in families per week 8 us
The institution Is located few rods from the half ay
house Of the Providence and Worcester Railroad. The
from Providence and those Worcester here
80 Am. and leave PM Scholars residing the
lire OF the railroad by procuring season tickets may attend
school and board at home.
J. M. MACoMBER, Principal.
Uxbridge, Dec 4. dwlw
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The London Quarterly Review,
The Edinburgh Review,
The North British Review,
The Westminster Review.
BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine.
THE wide spread fame of these splendid Periodicals
l. renders it needless say much in their praise As
literary organs they stand far nEadvance any works of
similar stamp published while the political COM
pexon OF each is marked by dignity candor and (orbeaT
ance, not often found in works OF party character
They embrace the views of the three great parties in
EDglaRd-Tory, Wing, and Radical Backwood" and
the London Quarterly" Tory; the Edinburgh Re.
vew," Whig and The Westminster Review, Radical
The North British Review is more of a religious char
acter having been originally edited by DR. Chalmers and
now, since his DEATH being conducted by his son~nlaw
Dr. Hanna, associated with Sir David Brewster Its lilies
rary character is of the very highest order The West
minis err though reprinted under that title only is pub
lshed in England under the title the Foreign Quarterly
and Westminster" il being in fact union OF the TWO
Reviews formerly published and reprinted under separate
titles 1t has, therefore the advantage by this combna
on, Of uniting in one work the best as
heretofore issued.
The above Periodicals are reprinted in New York i'm
medatey their arrival by the British steamers, in
beautiful clear type on fine white paper, and are faithful
exact fac sin'iie OF the Edinburgh edition.
TERMS
Fer any of the four Reviews, $500 per annum
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For Blackwoods Magazine, 800 do
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Payments TO be made in all cases in Advance.
CLUBBING.
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address payment OF the regular subscription for
Ihree-the fourth copy being gratis.
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Black Magazine, early sheets of that
work, by which enabled to place the entire number
In the hands of subscribers before any portion
reprinted in any OF the American Journals For this and
other advantages secured to subscribers, pay
large consideration that we may be compelled rsae
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p Something may therefore be gained by subscribing
early.
~" Remittances aud communications should be always
addressed, pOst-pad or ranked, 10 the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT a. CO.,
40 FultOm-st., New York,
Dec Q. $500 Entrance in Coolest.
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Uxbridge, Dec 4.
TAKE NOTICE,

THE members ofhe Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereby notified that Annual Meet
ns of said Company will be holden their Office on
Wednesday, the thirteenth day Of December instant at
O'Clock p M for the choice of officers; see if the Corn
pany will change the time of meeting of the Directors
and to act any ether business which may legally
before them.
BY order of the President and Directors
ANTHONY CHASE, Sec'ry.
Wo. cester, Dec 6. l948. d
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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL 100000

Chartered and Established in Boston, April Ie47.
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses Of
~ SICKNESS, for a term Of years. Number of members
nearly 5000 Amount of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that the
member totally disabled from labor and under medical
care whether he is confined to the house or not
THOMAS TARBELL, President.
A l.. STImsoN, Secry.
Office No. Museum Building, fremont st Boston.
MIR. A. HI. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
In Forester County for the Mass Health ms Company
and has given the required bond faithful PERFORM
ahce of this duty.
He will visit the different in the County to receive
applications for insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
psny for sick allowance.
Worcester Office, No. 4, under BrinIey Hall.
Dec 8, l646 df
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NOTICE.

NHE subscriber having sold his interest in the Peodi
L cal Establishment kept by him at No. 2, Walnut
street, to Messrs shattuck & Ames takes this oppor,u
nifty to return his thanks his friends for liberal
patronage, and would recommend Messrs Shattuck &
Ames to their favorable notice.
All persons having demands against him requested
TO present the same and all indebted him will be pre-.
sented with their bills 10 few days. | have made
ransements with Messrs Shatuck Ames, supply my
subscribers with the Periodicals Papers, viii may
due to them. JOHN GRAY JR.
Dec 9Th. I94e.
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DIED.

In this city, Dec g. at the residence of Samuel Smith,
Mrs. Ebie Blackman relct of the late Joseph Baekman
of Andover, CT 80lPapers in Conn., will please copy.l
In Warren, Dec 4th Mrs Clarusa P, wife of Mr.. j. II.
Powers. 40.
In Marlboro Nov 80, Mrs Martha P. Snow, wife of Mr.
Leonard SNOW 81.
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Docress Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed Prac-
tdtoner Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, of the late firm ofDrs GOulel Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore at his
Old Office, No 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand up stairs,
the Store of c. G. Clapp
DR.. Gouett in practice, nothing but Vegetable
Botanic Medcines,-and can be consulted his office
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evenings and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place. United States Hotel.
DR.. G. takes this occasion tn say, thai he feels grateful
for the avOrs he has received from his friends and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit confirm
OF their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf
Octl9. diff A. d. GOULETT.
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Dancing.

MR.. t. F. GASZYNSKI begs to inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester that he will his classes
Fencing and Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL. An opportunity is offered to those who have not
finished their Lessons, to do SO at this time.
Mr. Gaszynski can be seen at the Am Temp. House.
Nov 3.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-09

RoSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fall River, Bristol and Warren.
July %. dwtf
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DIR. d. m. BLOOD,


fYfssesS Proposes TO resume the Practice Of Medi-
NlIHYYYp cine, far rela the treatment of
the Diseases Of Children, viii h arise from
difficult denon. IL is fact, that OF the irregular
lilies, and consequently many the defects the second
set of teeth caused by msmanagemert during the
eruption and before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry Tor several years past has
made the principles and process denttion also the
rrations resulting from it familiar, and therefore ap~
proprate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, House.
The subscribers have formed a coRnexion in the bust
ness of Dentistry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main street. 0. II. BLOOD, NJ. D.
Sept. 22-tf c. d. COOK, NJ. d.
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NOTICE

THE subscribers having sold their in the Period
4 tca Establishment kept by them at NO WaRut-s
to Mr.. G. A HARRINGTON, would take this method TO
inform the public that the copatnershp previously exist
Ing under the firm Of SHATTUcK AMRs is this day dis
solved by mutual We have made
with Mr. HarrIngon's Agent, Mn. THOMPSON, to supply
Them with all papers periodicals which may be due
them by US or previously by Mr. Gray.
ORVILLE ]. SHATTUCK.
Dec. 7th, l846 BENJAMIN III. AMES.