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GUINNESS & BUSH,
No. IL CAMP street

the public that they have made such
will their receipt this city of full supply
DR. MOREHEADS NEW AND IMPROVED GRAD
UATED MAGNETIC MACHINES.
Their personal devoted the manufacture
these valuable instruments m labor expense have
been spared produce Magnetic Machine COMPLETE IN ALL
ITS PARTS In nothing perhaps have been
made during the than these beautiful little instruments
G. g. B. prepared furnish far better Magnetic Machine
for $l2 than any heretofore sold for SIS.
Dr. Nj. than sustained says
mens by The testimony of eminent physicians.
DIR. MOREHEAD'S
IMPROVED GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE
This beautiful and scientific instrument combines important advan
all other inventions OF the kind and has universally
adopted by the sa h ION as png inc most perfect and
simple construction and therefore not liable Of ORDER
o and can be graduated power adapted infant or
sufficient strongest adult the pleasure of the operator
Il THE he ana &c n gp
instantly obtained The magnetic power Is impaired IN contn
tent 1t requires no assistant IN ITS use and Is m every spGt per
be used and understood by chill
DR. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC MACHINES
Are used with positive and permanent success all cases Khe
Tic Dououreux and Sick Headache Paralysis Palsy
Neuralgia Nervous Tremors General Debility Exhaustion De
or Complaints arising deranged OF the Nervous System
As Of ApopIy the machine confidently recon
spas Deafness Curvature Of the Spne and all similar complaints
Each machine is conveniently arranged Battery all
necessary appliances put up walnut Accompanying
application the diseases which recommended
Every family should OF these beautiful
will always found valuable companion and very often the best
physician n the of need
Price Of the Machines complete TWELVE DOLLARS each
be safely sent to Part of the world and each instrument
ranted
GUINNESS y BUSH.
jag 6t2dpeod IL CAMP STREET.
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~ Perseverance Fire Co. No. Is. Attend the
Regular Monthly Meeting MONDAY, the 10Th half
O'Clock. Punctual attendance / g reques, ed.
ia26 81 HENRY J. HYAMS, Secretary.
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fsys The bark Touro, Capt. Low, for San Francisco
California will be cleared MORROW Shippers requested
to their bills of ading for signature =. !, ,
Jag e. j. MEEhEh, 90 foyuras ST.
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Mandatory of the Celebrated

GUTTA PERoHA sTIFFENnn uArs
80 CANAL STREET ~
w HERE the incredul0us invited tn "a and saa tho
w operation of HAT MANUFACTiJRfNaa.n G 'e IN Ine
Reppa ar ~ with the machinery etc. full operation
St;gs ime INV 70 improve upon the Gutta Percaa -
them pa to n s attention Of the public the fact and request
la from the lages to the smallest together with full
assortment of CAPS, UMBRELLAS, etc etc
loo T., n, G. ID. BUNCE,
Jas lw Premium Hat Store and Manuf'y 90 Canal st.
* WALLACE, No. "a Arcade Passage (up stairs
80 New orleans. OFFICE HOURs-From A. M TO il
R9PERs left at the Drug Store of H. BonnabeI will he
. ~. Ja26 lyd&W
| " HALL 127 Canal street. ON THE SYMTONS
~ AMnCuR OF BRONCHITIS LOSS OF woes
SSOaSUMPFiOS. etc., sold at Ia Camp street Nsw n,
''AA'' nzldSW6m1 J. B. STEEL,
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
,s-sEE IDVERTIsENENTs on THIRD PAGE
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~ Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13.-The Officers
a1d Msa6Is Of this Company will the Enginenoue THIS
AFTERNOON, halipds O'Clock, ul UNIFORM, black pants
to attend the Funeral Of Mr.. FERD CARSON late
Company. by order. ia29 HENRY J. HYAMS, Sec'y.
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II Public School Examinations--The Public Ex-
the Schools Municipality,
specye School houses TO DAY, will
MORROW, and close WEDNESDAY, which parents guar
dians and friends OF public education respectfully
attend. ia29 BAI,DW IN President.
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New M aterials of the attest Style
80
r. The propretors OF the Daily Crescent would respectfully
their friends and the public that they
JOB OFFICE their establishment prepared
all kinds of printing the most Favorable terms viz:
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS. LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS
CARDS; POSTERS sTEAMBo DAT BILLS &c, &c.
in every style.
All their materiasType, Presses, entirely
the improvements which will enable
work be surpassed in this city. The Presses
the foundry Messrs R. Hoe Co., Network, which
guaranty their exceencehe type from the wenown
es Messrs. George Bruce g. Co. and John T White
been selected with great adapt the business OF
this O6
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$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
~ n n

The undersigned will positively sell the hole his Winter Stool
of FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING II T COST con
sing the superior Goods sold in New Orleans Also
the stock of FURNISHING GOODS comprising article
the trade such Shirts Shirts Drawers Socks Scars era
watts, Gloves, Handkerchief Trunks, Umbrellas ETC.
FREDERICK ANTHON, under ST. Charles Hotel
Inf OneD rfrnnnC
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ns- indicators letters, on our third page,
will be read with interest.
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ROUTE TO CALFoRNIA.-The communication
from our friend Capt. FAIRcHILD, which will be
found on the first page of to-day's paper, contains
much valuable information relative to the Corpus
Christi route to California. The description was
accompanied by an accurate and neatly executed
map, which we did intend to have engraved for the
Crescent; and we may still do so but which, In
the meantime, may be seen at the publication office
of this paper by any one DESTROYS of examining it
for information. The statements of Capt. Fairchild
entitled to the fullest reliance, and mis- map is
as correct tine present state of knowledge of the
localities will permit. There are many advantages
which the route from Corpus Christi has over all
the other overland passages. The road is more in
the neghborhood of civilization it affords better
means for subsisting and beast; it is better
watered and is through a milder and healthier
climate than the northern roads, and there is no
detention on the Pacific Coast for the means of
transportation at Panama. Acapulco or Mazatlan.
Should We become afflicted with the gold fever we
should a. once make up our minds to pack our
mules, put ourselves at their head as fathers of the
family, and star. for Corpus Christi.
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W o. o. Fat the Regular Session of the R. w.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, held 23d the FOL!
VIZ: CHARLES M. EMERSON, NJ w. Grand Master JOHN
ORCHARD, R w. D. Grand Master; HENRY BIER, r. w. G.
Warden; HENRY w. OLMSTED, R. W. G. Secretary HENRY
WILLIAMS, R. W. G. Treasurer. The N. W Grand Master
made the following appointments, GEORGE HOOPER, W.
Chaplain; THOS: H. SHIELDS, W. G. Marshal; WIN. EMER-
SON. w. G. Conductor D. B. FORBES w. q. Guardian
WOOD, D. d. G. NJ, District No. H. C. COOK, D. D. G.
Dist. No. q GEO. s. LACEY, D. D. G. NJ, Dist No. g. ja26
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Late from Panama

Condition of the California Emigrants-
across the Isthmus-Cholera, etc.
The following extract from letter TO friend,
who has kindly furnished it for publication received
from Of the passengers of the Falcon gives the
fullest information of the condition and prospects of
the persons waiting at the sthmus for transporta-
ton to San Francisco. 1t will, no doubt, be read
with much interest:
Eds Creseent-I received yesterday letter from one of
The passengers of the steamer Falcon. dated Panama,
Jan. 6, I84S"
He writes follows: 81 avail myself of the opportunity
OF sending note by the agent the Crescent City We
arrived here in safety after one of the most disagreeabe
voyages probably performed by man. The California
stesmer has not arrived and has been heard Of and we
know not when shall be able leave this place Starva
ton presents itself this early day Board "a per
and the price We have the cholera or disease Of
that type among At Cruces, twenty miles up the
Chagres river where leave it, Capt Elliott of the c. NJ
department. and Philip H. Luckett fell victims the cpl
demic wish would inform Mr. Lucketts family of the
fact He de the Sd inst At the request of the Amer
present, administered his effects and sold his per-
sona property and have taken charge of his goods have
reserved his Dagueneoype likeness which will send by the
first opportunity.
"On our arrival at Chagres we all had to take canoes
at from go to $780, carrying from to three The
high and it took four days reach Cruces
The distance TO Panama from Cruces twenty miles,
and the route pass through the mountains
row as to admit but one person at ne and the track full
OF rocks. The great wonder how man, much less
mule get along We paid $40 for each trunk and now
they paying go Those who have goods are in for
deeply
Some eight vessels have left Valparaiso for Cafor
MIA crowded with passengers"
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IT, Packet Pike No. 8-For Louisville, Cincinnati
Ptsburg-This above THIS DAY. MONDAY
at O'Clock P. M, positively Gravier wharf
ia29 HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Povdrss ST.
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Our Readers requested to notice the advertise.
mens Of WtSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlD'S PLASTER, the first page paper These ex-
celent remedies sold only by SCOVL MEAD 3
nIl.I
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IL NewOrleans, Dec. S, 1848.-Dr. ]. MENSING:
Set Teeth
JOB ever saw They equally rviceabe
natural teeth Those needing work done
call No. ID ST. John street, Gavier
strrets, and inspect for themselves. Yours,
dS 3m A. G. TUCKER
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23
Turkev Hill Estate for Sale.
n1HIs vaIusble Estate is now offered Tor

TTNHIS vaushle Estate is now offered for Vie OF
zM i terms that cannot fail 10 suit pui chasers. \
ssk consists of abOnt sixty acres OF Land with con-
venient Buildings. Tie water from Turkey lllll Fouo
rms through The OF said Farm and falls in ca
rsct of one hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
1febouI 10 rods forming Of the best Water Po~efs
in Worcester County. ,h h,ii,
There are now upon the premises three thorough bul,
and subsiantial Rock Dams, with Gisi, Saw, lAlhe anu
Single Mills all good running order The MN rohu
i one mile in engt and extends from the road ieus
"a New Brantree TO thar leading 10 Barre liai hie
shove the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Poid, which IS he
main reservor For description OF this Pond or LAKE.
see Topographica OF Massachusetts - 1,,l
From the best authority, and actual survey Wouu
announce TO the public, that this Water POWER snps
Sufficient 10 move in the aggregate, hVe huhuteu
Looms with ali their attendant machinery, or ta amount
Of ny other The location is good, and easy "l
being miles from the City Hall in worcester, on tne
great thorough through Paxton, Rutiahu' Dare' Gan
ham, and New Braintree uuoet.. ,ra,yr
The above has been surveyed plan and PRONE drawn
which NAV be seen BY calling the SUBSCRIBER OF nose
he has The liberty refer 1t VIII be SOLD as Whoe
ar in seperats privileges may best sun purchasers
For further particulars inquire OF The subscriber III
Es,y VOrcester or Hon Isaac Davis, WorceSter-Ahert
Chris ESQ, New Worcester,-Thos. Bottomy ESQ.,
Leicester-A. b. Pike, Esq. Providence, r. L,-Simoh
G. Grout, Esq Schen' ctGdy N. H,-Messrs. Prait,
Downs & Scott WorceSteT,-W Willard Snow, Esq, Par
fon.-Daniel A Coburn Esq., LOIoeH. ,,
N.r, Worcester Dec 90 ls4e dwtf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER, mile from the City Hail.
:, T1lHE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
90 L of good Land, under high state OF cultivation,
E: well stocked with all the various fruits adapted 70
on climate no expense having been spared procure the
best kinds The country woud afford. The buildings are
cod The BARN is one the best in the County, 20 H.
by as with 20 II posts and cellar under the whole IL
vaa recently built of tWo thousand dollars The
hsi sngs supplied with water brought in an aqueduct
Va ewner would divide 1t if preferred, and sell part
F with or without the buildings and portion would
"a ifdesired in small lots of from five acres,
.Sas sfordng eligible opportunity for tho Sc who de-
ne suild and have little Land for cultivation. This
natc furnishes OF the best opportunities now to be
nAd fer valuable property the centre OF
mis- 1oushiRg city, either for investment occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may Re made at the
Ply OFFICE, dWtf Jan %
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PATIENTS.


ameracGn and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
U. S. Patent Office. Washin2to
No. % State Street, - Boston.
ENHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
or OF Patents is agent of the u S. Patent Office for
ceivng and Forwarding the same, models specimens or
manufactures to be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of expense and risk, and with despatch
lie prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make
into American and foreign works. test validity nven>
tions and render advice legal and scientific
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
By application at this office, inventors saved tn
ime and cost OF journey Washington, and delay there
as well as all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF verbally explaining their
Inventions, and of consulting respect them matters
in general Of paramount importance in order obtain
correct specifications and claims. The experience of
teen years. practice extensive collection of works
decisions &C., on mechanical Subjects The Patent Laws
and patents of different countries collected
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patton ed
at ashington enable the subscriber to afford inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might be difficult Of attainment.
Il. II. EDDY, CiUu Engineer.
Boston, Sept l, 1913. ewly &eod
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DR.. S. ArnoId's Balsam.

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY, aud is war
IN ranted 10 CURE Cholera Morbus, Asialic or Spas.
modic CHOLERA
in stage OF the disease taken according to directions
in less than three hours, the money will be refunded
1t is warranted to cure any common Of
DIAR tx I'll QG
not over twelve huurs standing in Thirty Minutes and
In short time Of two or three years standing
ranted to in less than Sriy Minutes if taken in the
first stages of the disease,
DYSEN TERY,
ana in tem days. aner all ohe medicines have failed,
ii the patient is not MORTIFIED.
II is used with entire success for the st
TOOTH-ACHE, BURNS,
and TIC pOLOREAUX, the pain Of which it soon rev
ieVes and heals the burn without leaving scar.
II sure remedy fer Canker Sore Mouth Sea-sick
Eess and Painters Choic.
For sale in Worcester by Z MERRILL dJel5
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"a V1HE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
SIsN known the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
.A-pot, leo feet by 50-wil be fitted up accommo
late Lessee. track will be laid, if desired for
into basement.
Also. Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shops by 30 f.
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
.-and Baeksmith's shop near, 80 by 80 feet stories
aigh, with yard rooul-will be fitted to SUIT tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire the office Of the
Worcester AID Nashua Railroad Company, No. 143 Main
du Feb 9
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Water Power TO Let,

81 TN New England Village, 6 miles .srom Worcester
60 i near the Grafton Depot, the Boston and Wor
.4s% Rail Road. The building is % by 50 feet,
two stories, well lighted and IS wei supplied with wafer.
Also, the above, HIST MILL, nearly new. III e
building % by 90 feet, with stories and attic
Two run Stone and Cracker has good of
Three or four Tenements rented with the above if de-
sired.
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or
Any all of the above will be rented for more
years SMITH PRATT.
New England Village, March g. dwIf
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Be not Deceived,

a LIHoDGH the time Of Prophets - pssf. yet fkegs
are those who wond deceive anil hDT15gg yagi>
py crcuaiing false and sIan5erGus repors IT who
wouio gain an honest Dvirg by irdagfry ver,8 take
THIS opportunity 10 iTforn the pnb,ic hs cH <sfB
nay ttaoe OF TINT young spro neither fify
or siaie. but am engaged 10 me DAGUEgREOTYPE
bO5iNEsS IN the Rooms adjonjag lhoss armegiy Oeee
where those who wsEt of ii rnres fsn tssn fhg
IRON twenty-five 10 y cents cheaper BIZ passlpr q few
steps rom the top OF the first fgnt 81 No.
In he same block, than any otter Dsee ~ WoYc>t.g
June g. dn n ~ MyrnffI
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TO MARRIED LADIES'

the strong solicitations of her friends and parrons
~ Mrs. GooDw.S, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
name 70 ne brought before the public for the benefit
rd women who prefer not 10 their lives the hands
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of woman's life
Mrs IS an experienced aud aud
herself IN readiness 10 the calls of all who wish 10 secure her
services and she feels confident by her long exper in her
profession 10 give entire satisfaction all who NAV wish to
employ her. W" :"
Mrs g will be found al her house No. II Rro1voa
Block, Salem-street. U ~ y ~
Worcester, F,b3l sstwf an
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GREAT DIsCOV FRY.
OREG D.N M.FEEg OH.

INHis OIL is prepared by ii. g. LURRTER, vsD ia ne
sole Proprietor United etaf1s IN IL ne SfeAt,
est discovery In the known world for lie Kfsr ~ ~ 1aT
and warranted. L will the hgjS zfew 1bess Il
has fallen or aud 10 pres sss ssAk~x h
grow thick, dark and silky Price 0J tsY lofe Tis
best Of refereDees can be obtained who ses
been benefited In this city.
N. D. The money will he paid bark IN MI case, whsa
the Oil does not give Satisfaction.
cole Agentsin WBcester, VIM d. FRNAO y sON.
166 Ma;n Street. d.ti Jtl, D.. n
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Cotton Ra cbinery for Sale,

ID GENTLY used in the msnniacsur= Of No. 90 FfsEnf
Ii Clohe, ami ia good running orser consisting Of
Picker, Wilton Il sons make-20 Cards--S BreskeTS-
ii Finishers-l DoBbler-I Drawing France Taunton
speeders, 10 heads each IL Spinning Frames, i2O ave
spindes2 pair Mules, Of $50 and Of u spindle
Warper-2 Dressers-6 LeeEns-l Cytnter ard UoHe
Grinders with all other articles use3 in Cotton Silis
II may be examined any time application 20 ~
sILAs DissMoRE So Main-st Eorckssr ForlHFfsef paf
uculars inquire Of q. HULBROOE, Hotdsn
Dec rs dsfaw vtf52
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To LET.

- A COMMODIOUS store, Tenement, and Barr
kn1JA n situated Webster Depot. Il il well cseH-
&.atej for the B3s1 aae saoe business, ai3a1ahcs
oaep for hess branches Of bgsness is be onnd in tau
vicinity 1t is also well arranged merchandising for
which purpose it has been occupied for several years
For terms which will be liberal good tenant, apply
TO the Depot Master, CLEMAAs & LARNED near IA
remises 6t Webster, Nov 2.
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no REN T.

- A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT.
f..A suiab arranged and now occupied genleei
aAAs boarding house. pleasantly situated near Main
street. will be rented Immediately together with all the
furniture and fixtures OF the house. The present boaders
may he retainei and the of the premises boarded
For further Information apply the OF Eden and
Sudbury streets.
July 2.
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Houses and Lots.

NHE Subscriber offers for sale Forty Building Lots on
Laurel Hill of the most beautiful locations in the
City. Prices running from (Si000O,) hu bred te
6 1900 00) sixteen hundred dollars. ALS0-One House
situated Laurel ST., Elizabeth street, and enc
Shelby street, all and modern built suitable fer
families. d s. Wit A. NJ MERRlElELD.
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FARM FOR SALE.

~ THE subscriber offers Tor his Farm, situated
fmAA about mile south OF Grafton CENTRE contains
nsS ing about s. of good Ian wei watered-the
sIiI are in good conditIonthe House large and
convenient for families, with failing well OF
Excellent water in the house-he Barn has been built
Tthn few The Farm is divided into Pas ure-
Wood Land Moving and TilIage. There is good Wats
Privilege on the premises where dam be raised with
flowing olher premises. Said Farm viii be snd lew
aAd TERMS For further Information apply 10 The
ubscriber in Sutton centre, or 10 HESRY G PRENTICE.
the premises. HENRY d. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec 5. dwtf
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FACTORY 10 LET

"a TN SPENCER, gu table for Cotton or Wooden
E.nfFA l. Goods, or other manufacturing mechanical
Ess@ purposes. Said Factory is situated in the Centre
Village of Spencer, never falling sream of water
giving sufficient power for operating 20 cotton and
preparation more than sufficient for SGT wooden
machinery The building 81 so H. three stories and
attic nearly and in rs>Tate order, with "a f bres
wheel with main drums and belts. Connected with the
above is Dwelling House for two Tenemeuts, and
seven Land.
Reference may be had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester /;
JAMES DRAPER, Esq., OF Speacer Of the subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES q SHELLEY,
June IL. dwlf
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FaFup for Sale.

THE Farm known as the THAXTER FARM, is offer,
Il ed for SALE ii being of the best in the county
containing hundred ami forty acres, with all the
necessary buildings thereon good repair, AMI we'll
supplied with running wattr Three hun red dollars
worth OF fruit is annually scll from said place
d&wif A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.