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Ell O. o, F-0M feIlogs' AsI ;.fss . a.N n
aon hereby ns.ssd :. . ss y Two Dol
lars Per Share and will 3 asmanasd o ar.
from and after the THIRD OF APRIL NEAI .An WIG ss o
od to nav before that DO by calling sns rsa
rsr D. Stewart day. betwss9 ne noI II bses
Cummings q 1pykef 10 81 S"oAes a.,
m ,tars By order Of Board Of Directors
mh23 tap THOs. W.NAN Y .SA' s's'''"'
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fT Tallahatchee Packet Tallahstchee Capt. w
Fndav March 3d. o'clock P NJ Tor Wyatt, Belmont Panoa
mouth Of Cold Water Leoe Greenwood Yazoo City and SaaIta
from foot of Customhouse street.. , ,,,,u, 49,.
mh20 l. D oNl !. - ~ "aSa1ihe sl'
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ER Jackson Fire o. No. 1S.-The officers and mel
be of jackson Fire Co. No. Is requested attend the Regu
Monthly Meeting be held the Engine House SUNDl
MORNING, April |, at 10 O'Clock. BY order.
mh30 G. W. MILLER, Secretary
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On Thursday 10Th inst, typhus fever, JAMES A. HANDY,
of widow E. T. Handy aged years.
F The funeral will place THIS MORNING. II O'clock
from the residence of his mother 288 Grod The friends
family invited attend, without further
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~ James Gulick Fire 90. No. 1.-THE Regular
Monthly Washing Of the above Company will take place SUN
DAY MORNING. April l. at O'Clock, Immediately after Monthly
Meeting members requested to be punctua business
of importance to the Company will be transacted.
misc ct JOHN REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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~ First Ward, Second Municipality.-At a nu
meeting the Democrats Of this Ward held Young COT
fee House, Wednesday, 2lst nst JOHN DUGGAN Esq.,
called the Chair He having explained The object of the meeting
Messrs. JOHN nj. BELL and J. N. LEA
unanimously nominated the Ward in the Second
Municipality Council ensuing election 1T resolved
proceedings meeting published the Crescent and
mh23. JOHN DUGGAN, Chairman.
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To- Democratic Nominations. At meeting of
the Delegates held the Louisiana Hotel last night the following
persons selected candidates for the General Council for the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-30

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
~ Seventh Ward, Second Municipality.-At a
Democratic Meeting held Arthur Donnel Poydras
and Circus the evening the 2s Instant following
gentlemen nominated Challenging and Vigilance
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TT Fire Department-The officers and members of
Native American FIRE Co. No 6 and Of Fire gene
member of said Company from his residence Constance
between Suzete and Estele THIS AFTERNOON hapast
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.
A good GOLD PEN and SnUer Case ioiA Pencil. for
ONE DOLL.ARi
~ These Pens and should the points come of by
fair the purchaser exchange the Pen for new one NTH
The price which these Pens sold
makes them really cheaper than Steel PENS
oldbv GUINNESS g. BUSH, 10 Camp st.
ml28 Dealers IN Gold Pens,
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members Of this Company Will attend their Regular Monthly
Meeting MONDAY EVENING, April g. hapast O'Clock.
misc By order. ROBERT E. QUINAN, Secretary.
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tV Strangers in tn City, see Dr. B. F. MULLEN,s
the other columns Of TINS paper de one Of tn
in need would do well to give him call, at S6 Cusomhcu
nl5u
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this Ward assemble the Lafayette BIZ
Room SATURDAY EVENING, aist half past7 ococ
mh30 P. G. BENNETT, Secretary.
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HYDRO Electric, or Water Light.

YTNHIS Light having been fully tested for months past
will be ready for public service letters
patent now pending, issued There several iea
lures in this light which give the preference to
any other artificial Of illumination. Its pure white
ray enables the eye detect the incest shade coor
while il is perfectly Tree from the slimlmer and wave
OF all other gas lishts. The strongest wind 90 not
affect ii in The least, and there matches other
gnted body required light III the turning OF the
being the only required produce light There
scent whatever danger of explosion from the escape
oil the gas into apartments and will be urni he'd
cheaper than any other any kind whatever
30 perfectly safe is this light considered that the subscI
Der Is POW making arrangements with the u s. Govern
men tor its introduction into the light houses Persons
wishing the light introduced into their stores dwellings
learn further particulars by applying to the subscr
Der. July 80 DIFF H. M. PAINE
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Williston Seminary.

THE Fall Term OF this institution will commence
Wednesday, August 29th and continue twelve weeks.
The brard of Trustees have eeced Mr. JOSIAH CLARK,
now at the head OF Leicester Academy Principal, in
place of Mr. Luther Wright resigned Mr. CLARK will enter
upon his duties al the of The Fall Term.
Fix other male teachers appointed who abundant
ly qualified for their respective departments.
Precepress of experience and ability will preside over
the Female department. and wigive instruction French
and in other branches Thorough instruction will be given
throughout the year, to elementary and advanced classes
in vocal music Also lessons upon the Piano Forte, by
Superior teacher.
Drawing and Penmanshp will also be taught each
In the Fall and Winter TERMS there will he OF
Lectures with experiments in Chemistry and occasional
Lectures and Illustrations in Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy through the year; also Lectures on Geology
and Mineralogy often classes shall wish pursu
those branches WILLIAM BEMENT, Sec'y.
Easthampton Aug. G. w4w
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THE Annual Exhibition this Institution will take
place on Wedaesd ~ The l5t4 instqnt, in the FIRST
Congregational Meeting House
The usual exercises Of the Students that occasion,
VIII De preceded by Address from Hon. PLISY MER-
RICK, commencing at O'c lock A. NJ.
In this Seminary, which has hereto received 80 b
era portion Of the public patronage instruction will con~
nue to be given by four permanent Teachers with such
occasional Assistants as may te required IN all the
branches o. an English Educaon together with The Latin
Greek, German, French and Italian Languages.
II Will be under the particular ehmge BURR1TT A.
sNTTH, Principals; WILLIAM W. RICE, Associate; HAN
SON L. READ, Assistant; and Young Indy well qnair
ned 10 assist in the general instruction Of the classes and
have an especial care over the Female Department.
limited number OF Students can he accommodated in
the Academy Building. where the rooms have been re-
Gently fitted up and board may be obtained with the Stew
ard, Mr. George B. Woods in the West Wing where
or more of the Preceptors reside.
The price Of Boad in the Academy, and in good fami
lice in the vicinity is dollars per week. but those who
choose associate for the purpose may board themselves
at a much less price,
Tuition in the English Branches 50-Languages
450 per quarter. The term IL weeks will
mence Thursday, September 9Th.
JOS A. DENNY, Sec'y. of the Board Of Trustees.
Leicester, Aug. /, lS49 dtal5wts6
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
T. NJ. COMINGS. Physician and Surgeon

Il M OUWINUos IHysICIaH anu SHISUUhs
Having given his attention for years. the
of Chronic forms of disease, offers his services
the afflicted in this and other New Eng States Those
particularly who affected with Scroua any Cuta>
Eruptions, rheumatism Gravel; Disease of the
Kidney Liver with Old Sores Ulcers &C., that have
deed the the best Old School practitioners
in many radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurable and ampu
taton recommended
Persons at distance, suffering under the above com
plants, any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter. stating infinitely the symptoms and history OF
the We forward medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail
Those in the city, wishing advice prescrp>
ton nav find Residence and On:e No. Chat
ham Street, (lately Division St) Worcester. dMl0
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DL4.NO.ND POINT
S TING MACHINE

AT AUCTION.
g W. SELBY CO, will sell WEDNESDAY,
-. august %, at clock, III cir sales opm No. 66
Nam I'll
l LARGE FILLETT SETTING MACHINE
Which will set No Is Wire and any size smaller, up 10
No 80 will set angular and round wire viii cut dias
mond or square point. Also,
FOUR SMALLER MACHINES,
which will set No. 81 wire and sny size smaller will
angular and round wire diamond square poin
The above Machines al rev, English make, and
first rate Machines They can be examined on Monday
and Tuesday, Aug 20 and 2 the Store the subscr-
ber s. w. SELBY. Aucfr.
Worcester, Aug. 10, le49.
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j. HOOKER, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Othce and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR., HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and Of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF aud socs patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL aud SURGICAL aid.
He will ntrust the dispensing of Medicine TO the Of
nexnerenced individuals but will far practicable attend
o HIMSELF thus avoiding to Patient and Physician
Jad |. diff
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j. X. LARK, M d,
OMEDPATHIC PHYSICAL

Ofice-Over the store of c. Foster s. Co.,
Of Main and Pearl Streets.
Office hoursfrom ~ TO A. NJ, and from II TO a, and
81 TO 10 O'Clock Nj. G6y-Boards at Am Temp House.
ReferenceS-C. II. Skill, NJ. D., New Haven, Ct VIM.
Ingalls, D., Boston Charles w alker, NJ D ,Northamp
tn; G. w. Swazey NJ D., and Rev. R. II. Conklin,
Springfield Col jas. Estsbrook, A. Stocking Worcester.
Worcester, May g. DIFF
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE

.Ver England BRANCH, rs D0dne 81. Boston.
Geo. Nj. Chalvyill, General AgentJor N England.
SUB AGENCY OF WORCESTER MASS,
Geo. MI. Prentiss, ESQ.,, Probate Office, AGENT.
SAMUEL FLAGG, M. D., Erdmining Physician
DANIEL DEsHon. Pre- ident-C. F.. Adams, Rev'd 3. X.
Lohrop, EpAraim Lombard, John schouer, COL William
Schouler, Col N. A. Thompson, Thomas Groom, William
w. Warren. ss. $500. sss- * 81
NJ Funds sufficient 10 meet the expected losses of this
Brunch from Its business invested in New
England under the supervision Of the Local Board OF
Trustees, by whom the securities are holden, and the
same will be done from month to month hereafter.
Per orde-. Is GEO. M. CHALWILL,
Aug 7ils4e. 1yd2aw General Agent
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Notice.
LOST, LOST,

ON Thursday, the I'd day Of August, a TWEED SACK
" CoAT with FIVE MEMORANDUM BOOKS Of Wood
and Jobbing and H0rC ester Directory Tor ls49 in the
Pockets Whoever will return the TO the Suhscr.
Der. at AZ Portland Street, shall be suitably rewarded.
Worcester, Aug. Z. d6t DANIEL BROWN.
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no Machinists, MANUFACTURERS. &C

4 MECHANIC who has had long experience in build
ing Machines Of various kinds desi of obtain
ing situation in establishment, where his service
would be made available. He good general workman
and can work at FORCE, VICE, and LATHE
lie is steady married ScoIchman, wages not so much
of an object permanent employment aud moral vicni>
y Pie use apply post paid to R. A., SP OFFICE, Wor>
cester, Mass. dim Aug IL.
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EutIleam Pen TTandIc'.

NEW patent article, IL will not roll in the hand keeps
n the pen in lis proper position aud paper
folder aud cutter. For sale by &. A. ROWLAND.
Aug8 3IeUd 1S5 Main IT.
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CHLOROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, Is prepared TO
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Etller-CHLoRoFoRM.
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Pocket Book Found
COPARTMERSHIP NOTICE,

THE coparnershp heretofore existing by the name IL
L MORE & ALBEE is by Mutua! consent, this day dis,
solved. VIM. H. GILMORE
Worcester, June 10 1919. A. P ALBEE.
N. The Daguerreuptype business will be continued at
the old stand 235 Main ST. by Subscriber. Pictures
ken all times without regard weather. Perfect saac-
ton charge. Please call and examine my Life Like
Pictures and judge fer yourselves. WM. II. GILMORE
July 3. dtf3aw
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parcels and small through direct the Worceste
Rail Road TO NeWport Fail Riuer Bristol and Warren
July22. dwtf
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DAGUERREOTXP
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT I42 MAIN STREET.


New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT 142 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester TO purchase one
OF VOIGTLANDER's QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire new construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly
Daguerreoiypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came
with astonishing perfection and heauty.
Also received one gtldnder's Mammoth Cameras
constructed to take types of Persons or Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tuice the size
potOer If any other in this city, and Groups OF from
to 80 persons can be taken with ii on large plates
give every figure easy and graceful position
Six practical experience with the use OF large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
he mentioned enables the subscriber 10 make Nina
equal best made by the first Artist in Boston
or New York u Cali aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
" Duguerreoypiss can find whole, half, quarter and
medium Plates and Gases, and every article used in the
art, constantly for sre. CAMERAS Of every size fur
nished at manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwf GEO. ADAMS.
A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY,
Has been well described the greatest temporal bessin;
which can be enjoy ed by human being and no medicine
has yet been conducive The preservation
BARD'S VEGETABLE ANrLBIIOUS FILLS. Or
land, in all climes and at all seasons, amid the
close air of crowded cities, the miasma Of SuutherI
swamps the malaria of the terra cdentes of Mexico,
the deadly night dews of the West ndies they will b
found aperent and antiebrile medicine of wonderful
potency and pc To the sedenIay and the active,
him who remains fixture at the work bench or the desk
and to him who wander in far of lands, settles in new
Countries where Inc eemeas OF death rife an habit
ua these Pills will prove The safegua
again sickness. The dose in health preventive
disease and regulator of the SYSTEM is from quarter
to ha a Pill each night, going bed As curative
two or more Pills may sometimes be Necessary These
properties, should be universally used during the sprn:
months.
For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. Green, D. Scott, Jr
Co., and c. A. E Harrington, and by Druggists gener'
ally. eop2I3l
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
Aa SITUATED in the east part OF Holden, the Did
FTsa A1road leading from West BoylStOn Holden,
4sSA tanning IS acres with buildings thereon, dwe>
ling Houses Barn, shop wood and carriage shed,
we'll of never failing For further particulars in
quire Of Widow SARAH BASSETT, in Grafton, Far.
numsvi, or PRELATE BASSETT, on the premises.
Aug. 6, l849 s e&
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TO Rent

Berlin Academical Boarding School.
TNHE Fall Term of This School will commence We'd
nesday, Sept. H. and continue ii weeks.
Charges for Board, Tuition, Washing Fuel Lights &C.,
$25 90, for males, and 1922 90 Cor females.
Tuition $780, to $3.50, with usual charges for angu
ages.
Board may be obtained In families the school at
$l25 to per week. The sciences will be ust teu
by appropriate apparatus, and weekly lectures will be
enjoyed by the whole school. JOSIAH BRIDE, A
Berlin, Aug. 8, l649. 5w PRINCIPAL.
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III .,

WILL NOT sell stock less than cost even at cost
but W sell at reasonable profit, my facilities are as
great man in he United States for obtaining stock
Bromne Chloride of Iodine, polishing materials, cases
and plates sale reasonable advance from cost
Miniatures taken without regard weather, which for
brlIancy of tone, unsurpassed at No. Brnley Hall.
July rs, DIFF F.M DANIELS0N.
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GAS FITTINGS.

GAS FITTINGS.
,jNE subscribers having opened an Office In WARREN
l. BLOCK, Pearl Street. are now prepared to III W
dwelling houses, Churches Stores c., &c., Tor GAS.
The subscribers keep constantly on han all kn,s o.
Gas FIXTURES, Chandeliers, PendGnfs Bractets
Lanterns &C., which the public invited 10 call and
examine GEO. DARRACOTT, Jr., d co.
July 26, 1889. dist
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Cattle Show !!

In order to make room for a LARGE
LOT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
previous to the coming Gate SHcw, the
subscribers will CLOSE OUT their re-
naming stock of SUMNER CLOTHING
at greatly
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REDUCED PRICES,

for few weeks. Purchasers will do well
to call on A. MACULLER g. CO., at the
Cry CLOTHING STORE, III 10 Main ST.,
Worcester. dwis Aug. s.
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Wanted immediately

TN the store of the SUBSCRIBER BOY about l6 years o.
age None need apply unless well recommended for
prohty and ability Z. A. UPTON, & co
Worcester, Aug, IL. DIT
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

PORTRAIT PAINTING.
u OTIS PoRTRAIT PAysTEk, formerly of PHILADELPHIA
IL bat now resident of Boston, will tarry time
IN worcester for the purpose aordng the citizens an
opportunity 10 avail themselves Of his line
OF MS profession he be found, during his stay,
BEMlSs PAINTING ROOMS, in Warren Block, Pearl
Street, adjoining Warea Hall. Specimens of his paint
ings may be at The The public are respect
fnlly invited TO call and see Them.
Worcester, July 3, l849 dwtf
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JOSEPH s. BROOKS,
Teacher OF Music as a Science and an ART.

u OoMs in connection with G LORING's Music Store
~ and Piano Forte Ware Rooms, 115 Masn.street.
Lessons upon thesPiaRe Foste seraphine VIOLIN Sc.
given any hour mnst convenient for the pupil Thorough
Worcester May 20. du
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

TIIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends nnt
above and splendid Hotel.
The Adams House erected during the past season
supply obvious demand Tar increased and superior
Communications In this city. II is located Washington
street. within five minutes walk Of the great Southern an,
Western Railroad Depos and the business sections Of The
city II s adjacent 10 the Park, and the Cnpoa commands
beautiful view OF the IIarbor and adjoining Towns
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans with all the modern inventions thai minister 10 the
cof and convenience of the traveller, colstr,,c.
tors long experience IN hotels has enabled him TO intro.
'ce many improy ements which are, yet pee uar 10
this establishment. IL Is built Of Quincy granite and con
ians One Hundred and fiy Rooms conveniently arrang
ed in suits and single apartments well ventilated, and snp
FLIED with an abundance Of pure soft water
The Furniture was made to order from the best patterns
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience a.
luxury and splendor
Our Tabl. will be supplied with all the luxnres Of the
season, and we pledge ourselves that tie rariles
The season shall he found upon il. ..'
We have devoted unusual attention the selection of
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt polite
attendance. .t.i z .,h
Poers viii be in readiness The various Depots TO take
charge Of baggage and provide Carriages fnr guests
Tbs proprietors trust by strict attention the Of
guests to merit share OF patronage assuring all who may
favor them with visit, that nothing shall be wanting
their part, to render the ADAMS House. second
the Union. l.. a W. T. ADAMS, Propreiors
L. ADAMS, JR, '5
wM T, ADAMS. ,.s a.. s.'.. .. ~. ss.s. 4,
Adams House Hoston ~, -sst@ .... '.'
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Harden Il Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING. DISPOSED Of their interest ia the Express he
Ill tween New York and boston, beg 10 inform their
friends public thai they NH devote their attention
business III conneXpn with their, Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies nj London Paris, ahd IIayre.
The facilities that have been offered by the subscribers
e past few years for The execution OF London and Paris
orders are very much increased through the direct
line Of steamers from New York.
orders for purchases 10 be made IN England France, and
other parts Of Europe will be executed AMI upon the most
reasonable terms by our agents. Cash advanced and
cds given for the purpose OF facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering aud clearing goods AZ
the New York and Bosion custom houses, and forwarding
with the utmost despatch,
Exchange nt sight III sums suit constantly for sale in
London, Liverpool, aud Paris
Offices No wall street, New York; No $ Court street,
Boston No Cook street. and GO Waterloo road, lNer,
pool HARNDES n 60,
\. u, Our firm n Liverpool continues give every ut.
ttnon 10 the forwarding 81 ai kinds OF Merchandise upon
the mos; reasonable terms by steamers and sailing ships 10
all parts Of the world. ..#
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Books! Books !! Books!!!

THE subscriber has added immensely to lis already
mammoth stock OF Literature His late acquisitions
from The trade sales OF Boston, New York and Plaie
phia together with fifteen Of the finest works per the
Garrck from Liverpool, and twenty dino per the Ieon
tsg from London which will be immediately marked and
exposed for sale give an nndoubied air OF richness Sae
~ rarity 10 his stock hitherto unapproaced
the continent All literary men, lovers of hooks and en-
thasas's In mental investigation are solicited TO come aud
ENJOY the true feast OF and Tie flow Of soul ~
Every stect which the wit Of man has been expended
OF brains turned may be found here. The reconcile
themacan and the crazy founder Of systems Of Theo.
loey " each "a hH prdpcr mich Those given Necro
NANCY, As,tology. Alchemy, Sorcery and Wehcraa viii
be hshly AMUSED whilst the belle ottre scholar select
Iron Ill., mtah Volumes, tae very cream and Chef
douyres OF monern English literature The best treatses
On every proiesn a,l silence from the honest plodng
ence the best books arr here embraced In 6e epsrtmen,
OF elementary professional easta and SCHOOL books Of
every kind his stock inmcnGe The Fbsrrber invites
all strangers pay him visit before tev ea,e Inc CIV
In purchasing from him they opehslf Of their mo
ney Clegymen literary characters ami boot eni,scnr
generally living lines Of railroad OF srss,ha o,,es
will do well TO put change OF linen in their ,S.so an
li6 Nassau street allowed hy ali ~, ss ~,
be The moral centre OF the intellectual world Bas ss
ing at half price, literary appliances and ~
every kind rrats well best Spanish cgsra and o,s
philosophical instruments for nvetcrgie smokerA liz. H.
Celebrated Dr. Par. JOHN DOYLE y"
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller
TIC Nassau street, New York