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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.

Agency for Business with u. s. Patent Office,
WASHI IN GTON.
No. ~ State Street, II Boston.
n 1910 the subscriber was appointed by the
Commissioner of atents Agent of the U. S. Patent
Office, in accordance with the 10Th Sec. of Act OF 49,
Having relnquished the Agency for transmission Of
Models, and adopted expeditions mode Of sending
them TO the Patent Office Ohereby0 patent may be pro-
cured about sac weeks eGrtr he continues TO forward
them free expeLset9 prepare Caveats, Specifications
Assign nents and all the necessary Papers and Drawings
for Patents and render advice L gal and scientific
matters respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe
and other countries
By application this office, inventors saved the
time and cost of journey Washington and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage of Uerbay explaining their
inventions, and of consulting in respect them matters
IN general of paramount importance order TO obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience of
Teen years practice, extensive collection of works.
decisions &C., mechanical subjects the Patent Laws
and patents Of different countries collected much
ensc during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber afford Inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in Other resnects might be difficult of attainment
X. II. EDDY Solo tor Of Patents.
WASHINGTON, July FL, 1s49.-Dsrng the
time occupied The Of1ce Of Commissioner OF Patents, R.
II. EDDY Esq, of Boston, did business the Patent Of
fee solicitor for procuring Patents. There few,
il any, persons acting in that capacity, who had much
business before the Patent Offices and there who
conducted il with more skill, fidelity and
gard Mr. Eddy Of the hest iRfOrme and skis
ful Patent Solicitor in the United States, and have
hesitation in assuring inventors !ha they employ
person competent and trustworthy, and cap
able OF putting their applications in form Tor
them early and favorable consideration at The Patent
Office. Edmund BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept |, 1919. ewly &eod
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HvdrfIIectric. or Water Light.

TNHI5 LalaVing been fully tested Tor mouths past,
will bady for public service as soon as letters
patent novsdng, are issued. There are several tea
lures In hight which give il the preference 10
anv other acial means of illumination. Its pure white
raw enables eve to detect the incest shade Of colors
while II Perfectly free from the glimmer and wave
of ali otbfas lishts. The strongest wind 10 not
affect IL Id least and there no matches or other
icnted boe0uired to light il; the turning OF the facet
beng The act required to produce light. There Is no
scene wh,er, or danger of explosion from the escape
n ,ba ca apartments and 1t will be furnished FIFTY
cen, er IN an any other gas any kind whatever
o nerfedaie is this light considered that the subscii.
her a. masking arrangements with the u g. Govern
ment tor Introduction into the light houses Persons
ishino keht introduced into their dwellings
can eaIiher particulars by applying to the snbscri-
her. July w IVA a. wa <AA'*~N
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WilIistOn Seminarv.

TTlIE Fall Term OF this Institution will on
Wednesday, August 29th, and continue twelve weeks.
The bGard of Trustees have cleo ed Mr. JOSIAH CLARK
now at the head OF Leicester Academy, Principal in
place of Mr. Luther Wright resigned Mr. CLARK will
upon his duties at the Of The Fall Term.
Six other male teachers appointed who alb undant
ly qualified for their respective departments.
Precepress of experience and ability will preside
the Female department. and will give 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 Fote by
superior teacher.
Drawing and Penmanshp will also be taught each term
In the Fall and Winter terms there will Ne a Of
Lectures, with experiments Chemistry; and occasional
Lectures and Illustrations in Natural Philosophy aud
Astronomy through the years also, Lectures on Geology
and Mineralogy often classes shall wish pursue
those branches. WILLIAM BEMENT, Secy.
Edsthampton Aug. G. w4w
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DAGUERREOTYP
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time,
AT LIZ MAIN STREET..

New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time
AT I42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by the great and liberal
paroEage he received in Worcester purchase
OF VOIGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
an entire construction, with which types be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes Of CHILDREN are made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfected and beauty.
Also received one ofVotg CYLINDERS Mammoth Cameras
so constr cted take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING. This Camera is of tuice the size
and posuer Of any other in this city, and GRouPs from
to 80 persons can be taken with 1t on large plates
SO give every figure an easy and graceful position.
SkyLigh the CaHsras and every advantage which
can be mentioned, enabl the subscriber make Nina
lures equal TO the male by the first in Boston
or New York ITCal aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
Daguerreoty pists an find whole, half quarter and
medium Plates and Cas- and every article in the
art constantly foi sale CAMERAS Of every size fur
nished at manufactures prices.
NAV 10. wifi GEO. ADAMS.
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A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY,

has been we'll escrbed the greatest ,emI oral blessing
whlch can De enjoyed by human being and medicine
mas YET ben invented more conducive the preservation
o. corporal and mental Health, than the REV HlB-
BARD'S VEGETABLE ANrl-BIl I0US FILLS. On
close air OF crowded cities, The miasma If Southern
swamp the malaria of the terra caientes of Mexco or
tue deadly night dews OF the West lndies they will be
ound an aperen and ant-ebrile medicine of wonderful
potency and po YER othe sedenlary and the active 10
MN VINO remains fixture at the work bench or the desk
and 10 MIN who wanders in far of and settles in new
Counties where elements OF death are rife an habit
ua recourse to these Pills will prove The Safeguard
against Sickness The dose in health preventive of
10 ha Pill each night, going to bed. AS tive
Two or more Pills may sometimes be necessary. I hese
properties should universally used during the spring
months.
For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. Green D. Scott, Jr &
Co, and G. A. E harrington, and by Druggists gener
ally. eop2t3l
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j. HOOKER, Nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF aud soc patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will the dispensing Of Medicine the
nexoerenced Individuals but will far practicable attend
io HIMSELF thus avoiding greatrsk to Patient and PLY
lad |, diff
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MILLER & NEWTON,
DENTIST,
J. TX. CLARK, NJ ID,
HOMEDPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Ofice-Over the store of e. Foster g. Co.,
corner Of Main and Pearl Streets.
Office hours-fom "a to A. NJ, and from II TO 4, and
81 to 10 o'clock M. {Gy-Boards at Am Temp House
ReferenceS-C. II. Skif, NJ. D., New Haven, CT; VIM.
ingalls,, D., Boston Charles Walker, D. Northamp
tn; G. W. Swazey, NJ d. and Rev. R. II. Conklin,
Springfield; Col Jas Estabrook A. Stocking Worcester.
Worcester, May 8. DIFF
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Geo. NJ. Chalwl, General AgentJor N England.
SUB AGEsY OF WORCESTER MASS,
4 Geo. NJ. PrenBs, Esq, Probate Office, AGENT.
SAMUEL FLAG, NJ. D., Erantning Physic,G
Local Board of rustees for New England Branch
DANIEL DEsHoN. p ident-C. F. Adams, Rey'd s. K.
Lohrop Eparaim Bmbard, John Schouler, Col. William
schouler, Col. N. Thompson, Thomas Groom, William
w. Warren
lTFun6s sufcie TO meet the expected losses Of this
Branch from its prept business invested in New
England under thtsupervlsion of the Local Board of
Trustees, by whonhe securities are holden, and the
same will be done trn month to month hereafter.
Per orde.. GEO. M. CHALWILL
Aug 7, 1919. t2awly General Agent.
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A New Book.
JOSEPH s. BROOKS,

q OFc II H % u LNOO1AO
Teacher of Music as a Science and an Art,
ID OOMS in connection with C LORING'S Music Store
IL and Piano Forte Ware Rooms, IT'S Main-street.
Lessons upon the Piano Forte Seraphine, Violin, &C.,
given any hour convenient for the pupil Thorough
instruction in the science. Success warranted
Worcester, May zs. diff
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CHT.OROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth Without pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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FARM FOR SALE.

- CITUATED in the east part OF Holden, on the old
@ ~ road leading from West Boylston to Holden,
AsA tanning IS with buildings thereon, two dwes
ling Houses Barn, chop, wood and carriage shed,
well Of failing water For further particulars in
quire of Widow SARAH BAssETT, In Grafton, Far.
numsvll, or PRELATE BASSETT, on the premises.
Aug. 6, ls49
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Pocket Rock F0und.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

THE cnpartnerhip heretof existing by the of IL
l. MORE & ALBEE il by Mutual consent, this day dis,
solved VIM. H. GILMORE
Worcester, June 10 1919. A. P ALBEE.
~ B. The DaguerreoPype business will be continued at
the old stand 235 Main ST. by the Subscriber. Pictures
ken at all times, without regard to weather. Perfect sasac
tion charge. Please call and examine my Life Like,
Pictures aud judge for yourselves. WIN. H. GILMORE.
July 3. df3taw
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Berlin Academical B aoa81t6hsseS SClgJ4
TNHE Fall Term Of his School will commence We'd
i hesday, Sept. IL, and continue II weeks.
Charges Board Tuition, Washing Fuel, Lights, &C.,
$25 90, flor ms les and 1922 90 FOR females.
Tuition $500, $780, with usual charges for langu
ages.
Board may he obtained in families near the school at
Has 10 rs per week. The sciences will be illustrated
BY appropriate apparatus and weekly lectures will be
enjoy ed by the whole school. JOSIAH BRIDE,
Berlin, Aug 8, 1S49. 5w Principal.
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" v. B. PALMERis agent for this paper
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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To Daguerreotvpists.

THE subscriber keeps constantly for sale PLATES and
i CASES OF all sizes and every description in use,
Preservers, Frames, Mats GLASS; Paints Brushes, Ger
man, and American Biomne, Iodine and Choloride Of
Iodine Mercury Soda, Rotten Stone, Chloride OF Gold,
Rouge &c. Every article sold will be warranted to be
of The first quality.
This is HUMBUG ESTABLISHMENT, aid the subscriber
does advertise stock in larger quantities than he
tualy has for sale Purchasing larger quantities,
having better facilities for buying, more experience in
selecting and being determined make this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
The subscriber wi sell stock from fUe per cent
cheaper be purchased any other place in This
CitV. Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, 142 Main street.
Worcester, July 26. DIFF
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rFP ROsS's XDreSs forward all sorts

parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road NeOport, Fail RiUer, Bristol and Tarren.
July22. dwtf
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NOTICE.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stool hoders of the
n WORCESTER HEALTH Insurance COMPANY. will be
holden at their tfice under Briney Hall, Fhursday
the 18th day of August inst, at O'Clock N. To
it the Company will make dividend ofher Captaistock,
and TO transact such other business may be egally
brought before them. Per Srder
o. HARRINGTON, Sec'y.
Worcester, Aug. 6, la49 w2wis
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IN o.

WILL NOT sell stock less than COST or even at cost
but will sell reasonable profit, my facilities
in The United States for obtaining stock
Bromine, Chloride of Iodine, polishing materials cases
and plates for sale reasonable advance from cost
Miniatures taken without regard weather, which for
brancy of tone unsurpassed at No Briney Hall.
July %, dtf F. M. DANlELSON.
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Notice.

hereby notified that they must be paid without fur>
Their delays they will be fef with Attorney for co.'s
lection. Jls wat b. L. HARDoN co.
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NOTICE.
PORTRAIT PATNTTMG.

u OTIS, PORTRAIT PAISTEs, formerly of Philadelphia,
~. but resident of Boston, will tarry short time
in Worcester for the purpo aordng the citizens
opportunity 10 avail themselves c his services the line
OF mis- procession He be found, during his stay, at
BEMIS'S PAINTING ROOMS in Warren Block Pearl
Street, ddj0iHing Warre1 Hail. Specimens of his paint
ings may be al The room. The public respect
ia ly invited TO call and see them.
Worcester, July 3, ls49 dwtf
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Mutual Lift Insurance Company
OFBALTIMORE

.Ne,p England Biach, rs Doane ST.. Boston
Geo. NJ. Chalwl, General AgentJor N England.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-19

SToCKwELLs PANoRAMA.-We perceive that
this beautiful work of art the exhibitions of which
| have for some weeks delighted the public of our
| city, has been removed to Mobile. During the
| time 1t was here, it was viewed by thousands,
| among whom we have not heard one express an
nntavorabie opinion; but the testimony is unver-
sal as to the correctness of its deneations The
execution of the painting, viewed scientifically is
point upon which it may perhaps be considered
none but professional artist is capable of. or
would be justified in giving decided opinion
We do not claim to possess the requisite know
ledge for SO doing, and therefore only speak of
the painting with reference to the impression il
made upon our own mind, and in this manner we
would criticise any production of art Should we
therefore err, only faulty perceptions of the cor.
rect and beautiful will be responsible Submitted
to the test of our understanding we must speak of
Stockwelfs Panorama, not only as faithful repre-
sentation of the scenery of the Mississippi river
but as really deliberately finished picture, cor.
rect in all the essentials of art executed in man.
ner not unworthy artists of the most extended fame
In this opinion we do not RELY exclusively upon our
own Judgment, but upon that of hundreds and
thousands of others who have viewed the Piano. |
rama and are willing to bear testimony to the lust
ness of our remarks. Where all is so excellent it
would be difficult for us to particuarze any es-
pecal point, and to convey any thing approaching
correct impression of the whole, we would be |
compelled to review the whole picture from the |
junction of the waters of the river with those of the
Mexican Gulf to the Falls of ST. Anthony In the |
wide extent of country comprehended between |
these two points, there are many objects of in
terest that TO enumerate them all, would make an
article the perusa of which we would not willingly
impose upon our readers, especially as we take it
for granted that nne-tenths of them have seen
them for themselves. We congratulate our neigh.
bors of Mobile upon the chance they now have of
seeing this wonderful production, and we have too
much confidence in their taste and Judgment to be-
eve for moment that many of them will omit to
improve the opportunity.
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The WEATBER ,-Neyer within the memory Of

The WEATHER.-Never within the memory OF
that renowned individual the oldest inhabitant,
has such weather been witnessed in New Orleans.
One might almost be tempted to believe, that by
some unaccountabe transpostion our latitude had
been changed. AT all events We have taste of
the weather naturally appertaining to more northern
chimes, even to the unusual article of snow, which,
TO the establishment of everybody, and the especial
delight of all the wondering urchins around town,
saluted our astonished eyes few mornings ago
Some persons call the weather bracing but we
must say it is that kind of bracing which is not
agreeable to our feelings. We await anxiously the
time when the temperature of the atmosphere will
attain an elevation correspondent with reasonable
degree of comfort.
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WASHINGTON ANNIVERSARY BALL-An Ami.
versary Ball in honor of the Birthday of the Father
OF his Country will be given by the patriotic young
men OF this city, at the Armory Hail. on the ODD
inst, and, from the number OF invitations issued
and energy of the young gentlemen Managers, we
anticipate one of the most fashionable and recherche
gatherings that has ever met together in New Or
leans. All the beauty and chvalry of the citv will
be there
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FIRE.-The Commercial Exchange caught fire
about hafpast II o'clock last night, in one of the
sleeping apartments in the upper story. Consider
able damage was done before the flames were sub
dued by the exertons of our active firemen. who
were promptly on the spot. The telegraph office
was somewhat damaged, though we do not know
whether operations will necessarily be suspended
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IMPORTANT TO GOLD SEEKERs-Those of our
citizens who have left this city within the last few
days, we think were decidedly unfortunate in not
being made aware of the great variety of California
books for sale at Steel's, IA Camp street. Those
who have not yet gone are referred, for their own
benefit, to his advertisement in another column
No one should go without being provided with ne
cessary information such as can be found among
his stock.
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. -

o. On Saturday night we received the follow
ing dispatch from Baltimore correspondent:
BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-At New York this even
ing Cotton is duller. 1000 bales changed hands to-
day at decline of TO !. .Breadstufs unchanged.
Provisions declined. Stocks unchanged.
The Congressional news is unimportant.
General Taylor and suite were at Cincinnati.
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CO.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARuLA

most nfalbe remedy discovered for dis
l. eases generally which the Copaiva SasaunI
have been found serviceabe The this
medicine has obtained the certain criterion
Its immense utility IL has
part Europe II has been examined approved sanctioned
Of the profession. = ~ ~
one Recommendation this preparation enjoys above
neat, portable onput possible IN which NAV be
aken beng both and peasantts asess natue-ih no
restriction diet confinement Traves,
especially would find this medicine highly useful ough
~ uhpfoded with preparation
t present one combines Accompanying the medicine psmphs
explanatory OF the different of the disease
Charge Confirming full and ample directions no mercury
Pepeed by b. Thorn, Chemist London and Tor sale By
tohLEo q w. Druggists 40 Canal and "a Magazine
new orelns. lm2dp
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% On Thursday last, c. c. Langdon, Mayor of
Mobile, gave at the Mansion House very hand
some entertainment to Capt. Liot, general superin-
tendent of the Royal West India mail packet
steamers. AT O'Clock about fifty gentlemen sa
down to dinner, which is described as really a
most elegant and sumptuous affair
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METHOD OF COLLECTING, CLEANSING AND
TESTING GOLD, ETC.-The reader will find in the
supplement to today's daily, an original essay upon
the business of gold mining by Dr. Samuel Jack
son, now on his way to California but formerly en-
gagged in the mines of North Carolina and Geor-
GA We inserted it in our California Crescent. and
now insert it in our daily edition. for the benef of
those of our readers who have not procured that
publication
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Ex-Governor WILsoN.-Yesterdav saws the
Charleston Courier of the 18th inst another of the
distinguished men of Carolina departed this life.
John Lyde Wilson, formerly Governor of South
Carolina, and who has filled large space in the
councils of our State, breathed his last His ser
vices, his patriotism, and deep devotion to its inter-
ests, throughout long and eventfrl life, we leave
to others who are more conversant with the ipci-
dents TO record
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OF W. X. Church. the courteous clerk of the
steamer Josiah Lawrence, has furnished us with St
Louis papers Of late date, for which we return
him our thanks
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LOUISIANA HIsTRIoNIC AssoctATIoN.-We are
glad to see that the society above named. has
nearly approached consummation of its objects. so
far as the erection of theatre is concerned. With
the most untlrng and indefatigable perseverance.
the members have proceeded thus far, and as there
can now be no doubt OF their ultimate success. we
cannot too strongly impress upon the public the
necessity of lending their aid to the completion of
the enterprise. The number of members is at pre-
sent 200, and 100 more viii he permitted to Join.
We have only to state this to insure the immediate
hlllng OF the remaining vacancies, particularly as
the price is only $40 per annum. The theatre is
now so nearly finished that it will be ready for use
In the beginning of the next month The arrange
ments, as might be expected from the character of
those concerned of the most satisfactory nature
and the scenery will prove at least equal if not
superior to any ever before seen in this civ. We
trust that those who interested in sustaining the
drama, and who desire - cherish and cultivate a
refined and elevate 5taa4ard of taste among Us,
will not suffer this Undertaking TO langush for want
Of support