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MELANCHOLY REsULT.-The mother Of Bre-
mond, who was murdered IN New York, learning
the sad fate of her SON. she went into violent snass
and Is now perfectly insane,
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o. Thursday, the 18th inst, was observed in
Charleston as day IF Thanksgiving.
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EwT To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE d CO.'S
"ONE PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
r. I

BEST .ASSORI.HENI OF CLUIHI.VG,
of every description, in NewOreans.
At this every article is offered the lowest
price at which od and reduction instance
be made Purchasers whether they good bad judges OF the
oua of goods may assured of obtaining every article at the
very lowest price, the trouble OF beating down. the fear of
being cheated but price for goods and that invariably
the the CITY, Our stock OF Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods is now very large comprising
Over 100000 Worth.
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REDUCTION OF WAGES IN LowELL.-It is stated
that some of the manufacturing corporations in
Lowell, Mass, have within week or two, made
further reduction in the wages of their operatives,
and that in consequence number, who have
homes, had quit work. The cause assigned for the
reduction is, that the Companies cannot sell their
goods for profit in the present state of affairs and
that their warehouses in Boston are filled to over
flowing.
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Dg- Mr.. Rockwell, of Massachusetts,, declines
reelection TO Congress.
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New TELEGRAPH.-The magnetic telegraph
from Portland to the boundary of New Brunswick,
at Calais, to connect there with the line to Halifax,
is to be commenced forthwith.
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IRON FLooRs.-The proprietor of Rathbn's Ho-
tel in New York, has invented a new flooring, COM
posed of iron plates, and has covered the bar-room
of his hotel with them.
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~ The Connecticut Legislature, at its last ses-
sion repealed all laws extending protection to tele-
graph lines within the State.
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SAirts, CraVats, Handkerchlets, etC'
SUperne all Linen Shirts stitched booms 50 so to 81 So
fine Muslin Shirts linen bo9ms and collars, to 81 15 French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro SHIRTS Mer
Flannel auze, brown white and pink Unershs and Drawers
Silk Unehrs and Drawers rich styles fancy Cravas laan
and French Black Silk Cayats; Silk and Linen Handkerce
IIandkerchefs and Silk Gloves; Black Kid
Gloves Cotton hnen hs Hose; Silk Bingham
Umbrellas etc. also Trunks, Nges and Carpet Bags 5
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~ A fine lot of CLAIMS from Ship Island will
he served up in a g Webster " Chowder at the
Holbrook Oyster Saloon, 81 St Charles street, at
4 O'Clock This Evening.
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Of Judge Slidel, of this city, was at the United
States Hotel, Saratoga, on the 9th.
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New THEATRE. Mr.. Bates, the proprietor of
the Cincinnati and Louisville theatres, is about
erecting another at Memphis. 1t will be at cost
of some 500 OC0.
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LOUISIANA MOUNTED BATTALIoN.-This Bat
TALON was mustered out of the service by Brig.
Gen. s. Churchill, Inspector General u S. A, yes
terday and the day before, as follows
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LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The subjoined
letter, from Gen. Taylor to James Irede, chairman
Of the ratification meeting held in Raleigh (N.C.)
on the 9th ult., is in answer to communication
enclosing the resolutions adopted at that meeting
BAToS ROUGE, June "a. 1913.
SRI the honor to acnowledge the receipt o. eo
my fellow citizens Of Raleigh Tattyng my nomnan9h b so
tbet To SI convey to my felowcitizens OF Raleigh my
rtaeS for this dstng mars o. tne
% III men who are governed by such spirit OF
n ts poltca opinions that manifested IN me Iesou-
fe neFor yourself sir, be pleased TO accept the
s,,Yance of nay high esteem and kindest wishes
/ am sir your Obed't seTV't, H. TAYLOR
LIZ RnLni
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South CAROLINA. The Richmond Enquirer
announces that every member of Congress from
Soutb Carolina: but one. is for Cass and Butler.
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Gs- We return thanks to the officers 81 the ILL
nos for late river papers; also to the California
Creole and Hecla
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es5~ The Queens Delight, which forms essential
Ingredient the GRAEFEN BERG SARsAPARlLLA COM
POUND sprobaby superior Sarsapara ITSELF Professor Frost
Of Charleston, speaks Of follows S See Bulletin No. q 80
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MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.-Crawford John Will
son. mate of the steamboat Autocrat, fell overheard
about IS miles below ST. Louis, and was drowned.
He was passing along the guard, opposite the boil
ers, and stepping on some wood, he stumbled and
plunged headlong into the stream The boat was
Immediately stopped, the yawl sent out, and every
possible e1erlion used to save him, but it was too
late-he sank to rise no more. Mr. Wilson was a
native Of Pennsylvania, and had been but recently
married to young lady of ST. Louis Universally
respected and esteemed, he leaves numerous cir
Gle OF friends and aequaintances to mourn his un-
timely fate
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Dz- AT Pittsburg, 1lth inst, there were SIX feet
water in the channel, and on a stand.
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- A French colony passed through the civ YES
terday on their way 10 Bulbonia's grove. in win
county. There is ALREADY large settlement of The
sons OF la belle France in that place. The coun-
will render it still more desirable as residence
Chicago Democrat
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Tampico on the 5th inst vomlto, ALVAH PlNNEl' {"
Parish of ST. Mary and formerly Of Wakehelu' N. n
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0y- A psper says that cher!ss are very fms, We
llte The large Kind,
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and OF Couneo ~ their respective bodies shall deciae on
", ~ e,o ongirts of functions between u'e
Judicial ga agans the decisions Of the tes e @Ss
shall be submitted 2lIe 70 me COURT or
high ooa Of qsee oIIs gsgsd bg tie National Assembly
70 csisa anst rs own members; or against ile IN eo1s
The RePu5Ie, or o Do against tie safety Of the state M
STnai or external Il can only be he 1v in which
me he eonVoked The high cont composed 81 ~ ng5
and Jurors Magistrates inilng sg IF the Republic
S idgeS ~ the number of five, are named by uie @
gas;aon @ The jurors are selected from the members 81
lie councils general Of the department M fonndaton Of
ne o Of ustice the president Of the tribunal ;R B
the chief place of each department m NE soupcl
te ebtysix iurymen thus specified Ihe accuu 1
he public minister exercise the right Of T eg by e
s,5 matters bat always 10 leave a July ~ IL Given
Iens The verdict By the jury OF guilty. sna DC give"
by "a malon'y Oh '% GUARANTY OF RIGHTS. n..,.,
The Of s1t9 are
@ ma n1ing the press the stamp and the censorship
Deig 81 pnbe and private interests. No one can be ar
rested proclaimed but according 70 me l9r b III olinaTy
iribnnals There cannot, IN consequence De
missions extraordinary Tribunals uae OF cause s to be e
snfsd arbitrary acts guilty, and should De Pus;o
Az tbe e6ua protection of the law The aeknowedged
religions alone have right to subyenions i p e
= oey as an acknowledged religion fhe obligation to
taxation the guaranty oil properly GDsS SA ts 70
contribute 10 ii in proportion to bis means ana ms
No tax be claimed without having Deeh pieFl"uS'
tabished by law. -. rTbo ipdi
rect taxes may be imposed for several years; ,t. g
The essential guarantees OF the nght OF LABOR ore,
labor voluntary association equality in the relations
fe enoplover aud the workman gTatuItonS
ncation suitable each mans position estaDllshens 81
qsoUGBce and credit the establishment OF great WORKS OF
hubble utility and the State destined TO employ the men IN
case of failure of work. LII. L,oIs a.
he taupht in common each according TO his destination anu
Faculties and 10 learn the rights and duties OF man ana
citizen II =. ~. .rtora,1
The house of every citizen sacred and cannot be entered
but Ia the cases and forms prescribed by law fTOpey III
Voabe eXceptt required l0f pubic dement, anu 'e at
sius and agreed on indemnity. 49,. .-..-l:..aI
The holding double empoyments or saiaes !, m5 5
THE constitution guarantees the public debt ana lhe eA
itng pensions the National Institute, and the Legion
The coes laws and regulations actually existing remain
IN force until they shall be legally abTogated
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The DEARTu AT NEwFoUNDLAND.-The Har.
Dor Grace Herald of the l4th June, says that the
Inhabitants have potatoes left for seed, and no
corn, save pint or more in some cases, furnished
by government The Herald advises all who are
able to leave the island.
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tzr SEE ADVERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
Waterrg Places MOBILE Sutton P NJ Barge p NJ Cars
Louisville -.---.....CADDO Graham, p M A.
SLLouis.. ..-......A TLANrlC, Broadwel q r M.
~ The U. s. Mail Steamboat ATLANTlC-F3r 81.
Lous-Ths and splendid passenger steanD9d
as above THIS EVENING. (Wethesday,) at cIoeh'
positively, from PoydTas street wharf
HYDE & OGLESBY II Poydras ST. 10
az Passengers will please be on board at the hour yl'
to- Panama Hats-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS, suitable i0r the season. for Soldiers returning rom s
SEAT OF PEACE, No. l. first quality the very low pr'e
$50 per dozen, or So so each.
EF- Gail at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
i've In 20 POydras street, corner Of Iehoupiopia1'
s51 Removable YALE JR., & co. have removed
from Chartres street 81 MAGAZINE STREET between
Gaver, where they VIII keep their usual stock OF
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods Laces Linens Embroderes etc., and complete
assortment Of MILLINERY STRAW GOODS, to which they
would invite the attention City Country Dealers. Bl
To- The Great Remedy of the Age billings
SYRUP the remedy Of the all diseases
arising irreguarty the bowels has been correctly
called THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, being cou-
nv Out OF THOUSAND Bottles sold IN the last not single
case occurred failure the obstinate cases DyseL
terry 10 "n0ssaie DepO ~ . O--'1 D. HANSEN OUCH.
tz- div WELD g. CO., MEAD g. sCOyIL, sICKLEs
CO. HUI Kennedy N. JARVIS g. co. iy7 6l
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d. The letter mail per steamship Caledonia ar
rived at our Post-olfice Yesterday morning
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Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,

f5Y Removable YALE JR., & co. have removed
from 10 Charities street 70 81 MAGAZINE STREET between
Common Gavler they keep usual stock OF
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t-5g~ The Great Remedy of the Age !-BILLI

White Goods, Laces, Linens Embruidees etc., and compile
assortment Of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS to which ui
would invite the attention Of City and Country Dealers ll
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GORDON PLUMMER,
HDJUSTER OF ATERA GEES
f%- Once Lucen Heunaun's, Marine Notary No u hoya
street. Nel0 Orleans. e ~ usl nov
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EP Panama Hats.-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS, suitable the season, Soldiers returning rom W
SEAT OF PEACE Nc. l. first quality, very low Price Oh
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tB- SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON IhlttD raw
Waterig Places MOBILE, Sutton P NJ Barge r NJ N"
Louisville -.-.-.....CADDO, Graham, 5 r. NJ =.
I,1ts II. MTG. BroadweL, P NJ.
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Sands's Clothing EmpOrium'
~ Richard Sands grateful for past tayoI would re-
Epecuy call the Of the public to his Fashlonape o
Furnishing store POYDRAs, Of Tchoup st.
to- call md Examine for tberossiyes. apps
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OPPOSITE THE PHGx1x HOUSE,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July I9--Madam CamT.
w bells TABLEAUX $50 SAYS the pTeSSl the PES
exhibitions of the day Her FEMALE LIVING tiGI-
URES are rich and zee. CHANGE OF PERF Ohh'
ANCE this evening. Come and see
e1~ Doors open at o'clock; Performance 20 commence
at quarter past Admission Front seats 81 Pit, 5O Cts
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tF- Call at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORluMt
iy6 In 20 POydTas street, corner OF Iehoupb0plas
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HYDE & OGIlESBY. II Poydras st.
~ PASSENGER will please be ON board at The hour Jyl9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14
MUSTANG


tmaal tine pa-senpe oa tn Nina Bur, came Lou.
InHh'l8. Of rhe Top emph'cal Ep2@4f,. a e. ..tt
fHuHg iii er nl15 rendered hnu=t ~ #rn1us A. btf
n \ Is.a as uelH,f II Gen Nnu's=iah 'y Is "a
aa''y. L'ou'F. d.eel lltaGen. W. had 'Waf-
tef- 81 Monterey. uhr phcr le i,. u nc Eth MS
la-t b.ian. hc + au etff.-s c.k#d .7n Na' He
irau Cu It.nuanch IN command q idr ices irrs.
<t1''og il1l Iau had naarhe llI II ma Hrae "a
Id la e#e8.t. aisf 1T NaArars. 10000 s'ru2.
oa3,r cafu4ni#.f Gen. Bu-tanieotc, ~eie marching
ds"u tru %aa Luz ep0 S4ialla The rPl1 even
#at.uI4fz the SHUTS trHm Whcare = tG1uI I'D been
ri-od, tud re ce1 art tie s'JH dos epHu tIat
Iar. yaff hretHrdl0 - ATTACHED lo tie roPai. On
fi-,. 4ste wer. Ia .ol condition. aad perfectly vii
IiH. g. r. attacked UiaaescI the encmy thought Besl Il
make lhf eNpe lnc1l
lpuG.e rar.i.tof hi. news & a.. WOOD had ap
prIecI III merchants al Monterey (anagu. Naauoras
ad oleT Ypr-. ihat he MIA Afford ihln protection
fn Che ~ If escorts. From another sofIcc w learn
iba tui tara-co, MeSlc4n phiror VII las readored
bin III fetb'r e5S lraeas, IS Al Aeulratv, proposing Ia
,.ltrr ,u'5 regulations with Cen No1fra ploatotcil
Hsrto against tie existing Government 81 Mc>ea and IA
4}Dr II the utd States. ON she Tar. + Tie States of
iaWauIlps NufSa Leon. aid t,ahula. Ne as, pro.
Ia,s 10 fgn Gen. GauaI,s, That c5sHriy chict Il
2aflnaE, "ha Aas giftn Us much II ubIe upon the
r. Grand. al. urasro has bp e. tar lung time
s5uL IA Al1,ama IS with hi- Im.Iy and appears trcud
= TO the Auef.r .rs. We LHaN lot what de.rce al
credit fo ~ acu te thJ,uparl,
Capt E,as, Il tie Artillery, who WAS short iimr
since 9au Ord b} Mexican laaccr rfncru Saiullo and
dapen9, uas roe weed hrm Tn claats ri his wound
"ll'h. 'ss u.'s#vrJe IS was repattcd
The A4inmalas Fla Of I'VE 22d ronffallcs The rrpuf
As 10 tae pr.bt5ie dcaib Of CaP1 e X. Lewis from
aHuUI. received in ffcenl iehl with the l.daa> noai
Ptns. lie MS abe 10 move about the sheet. OF Sa
ulHo viii slight aid Gap cIufeb. lie wound /, IT, lhf
lot, too lwo having brcneul oh " lada! ato"
Nj. l.rtsI, a Ir.u'pr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14
Iol- 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BRopHEAp offered resolution authorizing the
Clerk u the House 10 pay 10 The widow OF the / Ion
Mr. liurublck. who died few weeks since IN Phia
dolphin. the expenses of the funeral. IN The man
II The deceased had been buried in Washington
CiY
Iy referred Ia lbe committee an Accounts
Tic SPE,sER called for reports from committees ~ hen
suHfry bills reported. read islee and referred.
On motion. the House then went into committee OF
The Whole. Mr. J. NJ. Bolts in The chair, aud took up
the Loan Bill.
Nj. NiyroN mostd ,srihe oui eighteen millions dol
ilts. Toe in 4u't called frh by the oil asa Substitute
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14
HOUSE OF DELEG ATFS.
"Wednesday, Feb 9th, 1878.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Mr.. ianer. from thu committee Of Propositions and
Grievances presented report upon the petition OF ell
zens Of the counties Of Giles, Boietn9rt, Roanoke and
bnre. Cor new county oul Of parts ot SAID cnunlles
Nj Stephenson, fran the committee a; Roads aud IN
fefpa Navigation, Reported slhuu amendment the IL.
sgsfs2 bit:
a biF - provide fof the construction Of the Weston
ane FsifhOsui Tsrap,ke Company.
il & p'1yde ~ lhe completion Of the Sisessyille
sfs Ssies3 Turnpike rad.
o. asasta a Ar. Stephenson, ibeeommiliee Of Roads
sse 3gse5nsj Aasi2a discharge, from the con
se4,sf II iie resolution f,f the Of bridge
Asfses-a Hseiad and Manchester. by the State and IN
Gis9aas yIaiy aud The same referred 10 The com
ssssaee u Phyyssiilyhs a1d Gdeyaaces,
PITT lions.
~ " eaf1eJ- sl~mBsl u ii citizen OF lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14
Correspondence Of the Della.

tlIY OF MENCo, Jan. Is, 1918.
Ems DrLT> The cry Of MrNlco Is ule with ru-
mef' IA reference 10 peace have II that peace Is
made Others haye 1t that Commissioners have gone
on 10 Washington. q, &c. and thus We have il up and
down every doN-poace AMI var alternately Believe
nohlug 1ou hear from Jlns city al the present time on
this subject, for assure You one, unless il Gen
Sfau or Mr.. LIS, kuoAs uvtung more about II than
''tha man IN the maou.n And these cen ,ruen are cN
ceedngiy cautious IN every Ting relating the move
menis ia hcarny, and erytlHnr connected will it.
lhe nearest that can 10 HE present state Of at
airSS tran my sp1ndent at Que but he adds
HE Whole SUBJECT rests with The United States-the
hNarument OF Mexico Is willing 10 make treaty. and
are prepared and are strong enough 10 sustain it,
Many Of the INST Influential men in the Republic who
have heretofore been vIoeny opposed 10 making
" are I'm adyuoltngt strongly. Th persons. who
Formerly brluged % Inc army and have been discarded
BY tho Government, perfectly PROSTATE their infu
enre is nothing either SIDE oi tho scale. The Con
grfss had nj vet met QuFetaro at the latest dates
nat 1t eNpeeed lhcre would be full meeting by the
i nor 21lh.l
The brigade 81 Col. Rely j. sill at racubaya and the
brigade al ca Cushing al San Aag,l. No movement
:" trJ9Ps tor Saa Luis lake place before the Nt of
febm7ly. even II Gu >al't .na-t arlenflY desired it,
The roa4s-'I a.iJg IL Har,> iI'u hoc, mus, he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14

t#l.f.t.r al ep lolII.az=Mr \. arsael the oJs.,
question = s h4s.HsI CONF, 81 De Government.
ID ffiaei .ll la4le a.aasy would by needed linn
HaH ar# las
4 I1eas nr>f occupied The atsrat.uoaf Tie ramalt
e. Vii. sf#,. as1.st iBpr s,meni, d, lie u. ai
CafeIuur#i. llse.5. Baltimore llarbar a. q Csc 10
f5sI#t. Aaef Mt /. bad eHurlGH,d
0a u,s.laa the eaaulnl.trr rs. AID the House adj
I#asn.I oI5ar. ;f4as5rr.Hg iariuef bu-iaess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14

IA BiOODN 1T Fl. ALMOAT-Two gentlemen
IN - Louis a1ng di>p0'r q lady brin. the hottum
II > agreed to heal tbtIt ,ae.ard NJ vie pts
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-16

IRISH MoDE OF SHEEP STEALING. fell
low named Terence McManus, having been ar
rested for sheep stealing, wrote the following to
friend GAS we Wished to have some mutton
with our turnlps for supper,'we went to Squire
Carroll, who had more sheep than his naybors-
They were very wild, and the pasture very
large, and we were obliged to take new way to
enties them by force to come near us, and as this
NAV be of some service for you TO no, think It
nv dooty to tell you of it. Pat Dougan and me
raped ourselves up in hay, and as the sheep
came round to ate it we cut their threats; but
sarch being made, five hind quarters belonging to
two of 'em vas found in my cabin"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-16

KEEPING APPLES. An old farmer informs us
that he has long been in the habit OF preserving
his choice apples for late use, in plaster. He
takes common flour barrels-covers the bottom to
the depth of six inches with finely pulverized
plaster, thoroughly dried, and then places a
stratum of apples not close to touch each 9TH
er, and cover them with another layer OF plaster,
carefully filling all the interstces ard making the
whole close and compact by the pressure OF the
hand In this way he fills his barrels, and will
keep perfectly sound for twelve month. or long
er if desired. A crisp. juicy apple in the warm
sultry days OF June or July, is luxury not often
obtained; hence any method for the preservation
of It's many and distinguishing excellences, is a
desideratum devoutly to be wished.
Geradntotcn Tel.
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DOWN WITH" THE PRICES.

NJ almost daily reducing the prices of some
= OF my Goods of which l find overstock-among
other great bargains are
PLAID ALPACCAS at I2l cts sold early at
374 cts.
Fine Silk Warp do. for 374 cts worth 80 cts.
Superfne do. do. for 623c, recently sold for ST.
"A ENGLISH PRINTS for cts, lately sold
at l2t cts.
AMERICAN PRINTS, fine and fast COL
ors for 81 cts selling in other 10 cts, and
sold lately at l2I CTS
PLAID LINSEYS, bright colors and good
quality, at l2t cts.
All wool SCARLET FLANNELS for Is cts.
Superior Scarlet Twled do for 25 cts.
SILK STRIPE MADONNAS for 81 cents,
sold lately for 62t selling now elsewhere at so Cts
Ly The above mentioned articles are REALLY
VERY CHEAP. as is the entire stock-which purchasers
should not fail TO examine, they will find that there
more TRUTH and less poetry in this advertisement than
in many that published.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Dec H. div w3t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-16
THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress MRS RICHARDSON, and Reformed PTGc-
toner of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost of the late firm ofDrs Goulett Provost by
consent continues his practice heretofore at ms
Old Office, Nc. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand up stairs,
the Store Of G. G. Clapp.
DR. Goulett In practice, nothing but vegetable or
Botanic Northumberland can be consulted at his office at
all hours of the day. from in the morning to in The
evening; and at all other he be found at his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
Dr. g. takes this occasion to say, that ne feels greetu
for the he has received from his friends and patrons
in the practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit continu
OF their patronage and friendship Ny his services ana
well directed efforts in their behalf.
Oct 10. DIFF A. ID. GOULETI.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-16
Insurance against Fire

The GEtRa Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn.
With sound and available Capital of $3.50, 600 :.
OFFER their protection against loss or damage by fire Q
" the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity insure
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories and Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been operation nearly quarter of
century-ts reputation yor liberal adjustment, and s
promptitude in paying losses well known and esab
iished. THOMAS K. BRACE, PresiGent.
SIMBoN L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March 6, 945 istf
NJ DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance the above
Company, referred, for more particulars, 10 A. IL
BULLOCK ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester. Mass.