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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,

PERI cry,
Combs Brushes and Gents Furnishing
Goods.
~ have splendid beau
diul FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY every packet We inv
attention to the following list:
CARD CASES. Pearl shsn, Silver, etc.
RETICULEs ...sik and Velvet elegant patterns.
PURSES. "A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood Paper Maohe, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehe etc.
DRESSING CASES ..Ebony, Rosewood Papier Maehs ETC.
PORTEOLIOs. Leather, Velvet and Papisr Maehe
Accommodate Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENS-Of all the celebrated makers, al preas
ranging from one to eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German,
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment
oDEUR BoXEs....From o six bottles.
PAPETERIEs. ...Of Ebony, Rosewood Paper etc.
, FANS. OF PEARL Ivory Feather, Paper Silk etc.
PORTE MONNAlEs. ...Of Shell, Pearl, Leather etc.
CANES Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UmBRELLAs.. "a superior article, made for uts.
CORK JACKETS. Life PreIsrvsru.
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
BUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS
HANDKERCHIEF.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES
FINE SHIRTS.
we nave complete
Cotton SHIRTS. AS made we are enabled
guaranty These Shirts expressly for our custom
and Of the latest styles the best
tsraI and in the best
GUINNESS & 90,
BaS2dp II CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13
-ArrivaIs ID nc Principal. HoteIs,

ST CHARLES. W. Stewart, NaROrlsans
Geo. W. johnson, Coast; Geo. Messenger a 20
Mrs, E. D. White, ThbodsuE; John K Nc Eaughn Louis;
Mrs, Hail. " 7, Smith, Arkansas.
Winchester Hall, B." EVERANDA.
Dr. Mccormick and lady NOrs,s H. W. Barrett VickbufE.
g. 3. Tate " J, Johnson, Cincinnati;
Jos. Wilson saIn. C, Reid, IT., RsWQrleana;
Jas P Roy, o. 8. A.; John L. Lewis, 81
Dr., W. H. Beaumont Boston; Mrs.. and Miss Haley,
II. H. Cock, &" Thos, A. Eaavs, Mobile.
R. II, Rogers, Florida{ H.W. Lee, Montgomery;
&C, s. ERrrar Bayou sara e. Sparrow, Concorda;
ThoI G, Polk, Arkansas, O. H Wateise La.
PLANTERS, HEWLETTis. -4=
Wm. D. Baker, W. FehciAnas VIM. Boiling Mobile
VIM. Cobh - r. B. Hsrn, Pass Christian!
Z, f. Baker Tarlton RRileyi Tompkin's Bend
g C. N, Bradford, jackson, Miss
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FoR CHAGREs.-The steamship Crescent City,
from New York, for Chagres, on the I'd inst, took
l64 passengers, and the bark+Flora, the day pre-
vio1s, &C.
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BENTON AND THE BARNBuRNERs.-T Mem
pms Eagle has the following suggestion in regard
to the trip of John Van Buren, to Missouri
" John Van Buren,, witty, ineorrigble John, the
Prince of Barnburners, has written that he will
certainly be present at the ST. Louis Railroad Con
vention. We suspect thar Prince John has a few
words to say privately TO Old Bullion, in which he
may settle the question Of candidacy for the next
presidential campaign"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

RF- We thank the officers of the Constitution
for St. Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

The HENRY CLAV-Fhe wreck of the packet
ship Henry Clay, with her tackle and apparel, has
been sold in New York'fof S13, 900.
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A,,ntinn sn1es This nav,

THOMAS j. SPEAR will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at the ao1e
Station. corner Of Common and Rampant bs-EioI'ss,
Mules Draws, etc - ~ Et-,.rs :, Il. H.
Sales Room, under the 81. Charles ho'el- hou1snOiu
Furniture. ~. - -, -.
JsA BEARD will SELL al 10 O'Clock, az Banks Arcade
Two Lots OF Ground in the Second Municpaht ny; r.
FtoBANCE y TAYLOR will sell, at 2OolOeE' at bshAs
ATcade-Slaves.
-. To M0rrotO Morning ....
LIBERAL DIVISION No. H. at Pelican Hal, corner ST.
Charles and Common streets, at 10 o'clock
UgIoE DIVISION No BAT the regular quarterly meeting
of Union Division No g. held the evening Of Oct lah
the following OfiOen duly installed by the D, CIV F.
W, H. Rondeau: -
l. Clsrk,,,,,,,,,..m,WP J. Wilsqn,,...,........,..I
p. FoId .,,..,,,3nnW A s, oks",,u,....,,,,.,G
y Int.., .ss,,,s.,. y
VIM Whtsett, .,,,.Ah6 ,,,,.1-,s,,p-.,t,ss,'''IE
ia wood s.,,,,.,.,.FS ,..,,',''..' '.s''';S1J :
Ira H. StuhIt w
The following gentlemen were appointed Sick Visiting
Committee for the present quarter L. Clark, No Per
dido street G. Ford ia Camp street ]. Tut 50 St. 10
seph street VIM Whitsett 50 New Levee s. Crooks,
New LeYee.
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THE MoSrLAIsIRs This talented and amusing CON-
pany open the gay season. the Orleans Theatre O-moE
evening By presenting with Of their newest
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Esisgrqpled 70 he 9 Daila Cresce,st. .
BY the Southern Line,

The Presidents Health
BALTIMoRE, Oct 1.-THE President is still
here. He visited the Agricultural Pain to-day.
His health is very good. He will proceed no.
farther.
Philadelphia Riots.
The latest accounts from PHILADELPHIA are up to
last night There had been seven persons killed.
and thirty wounded The riot was expected to be
renewed to-day. Eight companies of military
were under arms.
Pennsylvania Elections, --
Joel Jones, independent, has been elected Mayor
of Philadelphia by 65 majority The Wings are
probably in majority on iointSballot in the Legs.
lature.
New York Markets
The New York Cotton market is steady, with
sales Of 1000 bales per day. Fair Upland, llBeto
l2E. Pork, Prime, 50 ; Mess, 108, heavy. Corn,
active, 60 to GA for mixed
Stocks
Government Treasures, 81; New Loan, III.
Canada.
Another demonstration in favor of annexation to
the United States has been made at Montreal. A
declaration ip favor of annexation was signed by a
large number Of merchants and landholders, two
members Of Parliament, and two members of tie
Queens Council
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

Or A man down East has invented sort of
pasts1o mend broken hearts, -.
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oLYMF1c THEAgRE.-A glance At the bin for to night
eaaiaut les en- extra attraction Ct he Olympia The Forty
fhsgsI' Timour" and the MinStreh the same night
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

j Corn IN ENGLAND-The London Times gives
hattering account Of an experiment recently
made in England on the practicability of cult
waiting maize in that country. The subscription of
the plant gwen BY the Times is as follows;
The appearance Of the plant is peculiarly
graceful - far more so, indeed, than that of any
y0r1inary corhfeld., The stems, which run up per-
ieetly straightgafe generally from four to FIVE feet
high, and are much thicker than the larger wheat
straw. They throw out from the root upwards a
succession Of flag like leaves, the stem terminating
in little eult, from l0hiCh spring the ears Of corn,
somewhat irregularlyi clustered; and, in this in
stance, apparently not heavily laden."s
The Philadelphia North American, speaking of
this subject, alludes to the failure of the Goblet
experiment some twenty years ago, and expresses
fear that the present eEpeFmentaliss have got hold
of the wrong plant, and are expanding their ener-
gies on broom corn. The experiment to which the
Times refers was, by permission of the Commits
siOners of Woods and Forests, made in St. James's
Park, London. 1t is said that, among those who
are aboutto experiment on a larger scale next year,
are his Royal Highness Prince Albert, who pro-
poses sowing a piece Of land at Flemish Farm
his Grace the Duke of Richmond, at Goodwood /:
and the Duke of Norfolk, at Arundel"
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Noe 40 and OIL Car5u street

HARDWARE AMI 1hON SAOh6S3
Nos. 80 and OIL Camp street.
DRIEsTLY BEN, importers and Dealers in Foreign
\ and Domestic Hardware Cgte[y Iron, Tin q
p1s5 f9 5san1 is' qua iS9d1 d. @ S
goods and their Pr9nP p attention to All orders re- y
81 tnuauce OF their favors. BY arrivals from European
fR sh S s9p PSaeuS o S o" 81 every thing i
their line and can the attention 81 PM
English Bar lion, round, square and Hat-70O tons;
PoRn,ylvaPia ,, az plat. al 81 tons. -it0 tons:
Tennessee Iron, round, square and fat-sOO TONS
:: F PISlIf5h r ia a t tSnIi d..
BiazisTs Reds, Ia 516 and inches found3Og bdls
Sheet lron-English, American and TenneSsee-frOmlO
y Hoop iSR5lom = to AZ inch $50 bundles;
t H0fn SSaaiH-eeebTated Weymouth, and other good
hfands-990O kegssi -.-.
Tin Plateszhsst Charcoal brands,- 500 hOEea;
BTsaiey 6oppSro@ 10 q lao & 8O?O NJ
German, Shear, Blister and Cast Stsel-25, 600 h.
Spades and shdSslsGAmes and other bIands-95O dog
Coffee Mills-Wison's genQipe-20O dozen;
Hair and Wire Seyes-2O dOzsnj
Patent Balances and Platform Scales;
Anvils, Vses stock and Des Bellows;
Chain Gables and Anchors
Cooper Tools Timers do;
Hooks and Plate Hinges Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Easensfs OF every descptlnn oet OF every de-
surpton and pattern; Cross Cut Pit and Mill Saws Pl0ughs
of Kings, Halls and other good brands
Hollow Ware and Castings-lbQ tons
Taned and NJ Rnilla ROpe-7aH sizes;
sOAkum, Marine HOuselRe, etc;
Sperm, Linseed. Lard and Whale Oils;
Atlantic Pure White Lead;
Brooklyn, Nos. and 2, Lead
Black and Yellow Paints; NerdigTisl
Paris and Chrome Green
French Pots from to 80 Pints;
Mil and Grind 5 ones;
Sheet. Bar and PE Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
~ They are also the only Agents in NewOreans of
Hillma1 Xaalee Co.'s celebrated Tennessee Lion.
- Wsd&sal6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

8s- The S. Attorney General, Reverdy
Johnson, was on the 4th inst. confined to his resi-
dencs, on Capitol Hill, Washington, by severe
attack of pleurisy.. So q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

Or We shAnk, the officers of the Aberdeen for
late St, Loss papers.
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Consul TO BoRDEAUx.-Ths Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Express states that
Mr. Cali of Pittsburg, has been appointed Consul
TO Bordeaux
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o. The New York and Erie Railroad has been
opened to FIudira
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REsIGNATIoN.-zJ. J. CoOmbs, of Ohio, has de-
ciined the appointment of S, Attorney for the
District of Oregon, and has received and accepted
the appointment of Chief Clerk in the Pension
Office at Washington ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

At Baltimore, the list inst, by the Rev. Johns ROBERT
Vim. Meetesr ~
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ONO RIvER.--There were heavy rains at Pitts
burg on the'3d Four feet water in the channel,
and rising.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

MAYOR, OF NASHVILLE. - John M. Lea was
elected Mayor Of Nashville on the 29th ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-13

- WOOdenWare, Hardware CrOckery,
And every other article usually Kept Grocery excepting Liquors
GV- Goods sent to am part Of tks city By my Dag0H
FFes Of Charge.
~ The LADIES especially invited to call
oHAS. "A. LISTER, Store 11s Julia ST.,
Ous door Camp
N BPsrcular attention will be paid keeping very select
articles Of TEA COFFEE, BUTTER and OILS. 90
PRIVATE BoARDNG.,.No, 10 Natehez street.
MISS ANN HALLETp tlat6 q Franklin House. Mobe
w begE leave inform her friends and the public that she hai
opened Private Boarding House No. IS Natchez n
house has been newly furnished, with suit the and
Discrimination make her bOaTdsT comfortable, she hopes
ssiYs share Of patronage. ~ lm9p
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NRW QRLEANS.

See THIRD Page To- Cry News. SO.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Union Mutual Insurance COMPANY.

NO So WALL ST, NEW YORK.
ENSURES on the Mutual principls-t1ithout personal
Il kiabiLitB-havins Cash Capital paid in OF
500, 1000.
assurances made against loss and damage by Fire and
Marine Risks. and Risks of luland Transportation and
Navigation, at the lowest established rates.
Ky The Profits Of the Business s0il be diUided be-
tloeeR- the Stockholders ead The Insured.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05


eemel6en bat, fann mat barats ldIieeen,
oaB 2 franSOFfde 3eit,m9en il, llntersSanae
ra bic Srage erSrtern.
es 1T baber nid,t unrabrfhcinlidb oa8
ebe lang Der NnfhIue bon @anaba an ben
Staatenbnnb als cine Sauptfra9e Dor bas
amertaniide 9cIf 9ebradt merocn tpirb,
ipcriber nabrfdenlih ein eben 70 beftiaer
pclttiiher Streit cuttcten rpiro, ipte in 1914
iiber ben slnfbIns bon Geras entitanb. SIT
einem neulden 8rief bat Gd Sen. WinfieIo
Seott entfhieccn ;u guuiten res sInfdInls
fes bon CANADA ahs9eiprcd)en, unter Der
Scranefcsung, baB oiefes 9efhebe, rhne uns
III Mebelli9feiten NIT Gn9lanb 81, pertpif>
feln. (Sr. 8t.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05


Der Haden Oano 2 - Sur cidS bin id Of N
ben 9fiitnffein segaHsen itidbt babe i'd, Die
safe seSbent, ieenn Id, bid, gu treffen hcffs
te, meinem srSeten Geii'oe bin id, 9efcIat
ufi mur bid su erreld,eu, Mnc nun, nun rnfe
ID, NIT 6lcpftcd aus
vGur Der bdnsence Grcpfen am @imer,
@r ram ia aus Der Danb bcs Gipi9en
anf!
Seht, meme Sreunee, oa ffeht bas 9las,
bobl unO oumpf, tpie Elm absesansener atpn-
nent.
gBenn icb bebeufe, ba8 in bielem @laie
9lctbWein Seiu tDnute, peldber Shncr5
bemahtiat Nh meiner. llno Denn id) be-
cente, baB in oieiem 8laie Gum fcin fOnnte,
0 wslde gein bemidbtipt iIdl meiner. Benn
id) beoente, bae in oieiem @lafe Stnaps
Iein fSnute, welbe Aual bemadti9t lld,
1neiner.
lluo wenn ii, beoente, oae in tieftm
@laie GaIel, Suiel feit founte, bimmliide
MuiIf beS Wortes, baB in oieiem @laie SUI
fel lein fSnute, Q wetf ,piitbenber Mabns
ilnn ben,ddti9t Gh meiner.
,,llno 70 IaB er mad, Dem Tcee,
@ines Mor9ens oa,
Saad, benz @tafe ncdb bic rctte
&upfernale fab.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05
Ga,taba.
AufdluB bon CANADA.

~" VII" y w v Il q.
Sn @anaba besrht eesenpdrtia unter be,u
9rceen Gbetle ces @olfs cine ffarfe lln,uz
frtebenbeit nit DEM @erfatren Der Soeimrc<
9ieriin9 in 8etref oes Rebellionss@ntld6bi>
9un9ss9elebes, nno man fdn9t ait, Sffentlid,
oaSon Slt reeen, CANADA fur unabbanaia su
erfldrea unb baHelbe an Die Der. Staateu
anSui9lteeen. Sin III benz 9odefer 9aews
Dorf Demcfrat erfhtenener Brief bon So
ronto lpriht auf fcIsenbe gEeile BON Der
StlmmuR9 bes 9clfs bon Canada -
uSh CLAUDE, baB Die 3eit ansefcmmen i'll,
ipann Elm 9lnfhlus beipirft ueroen fSnnte.
irenn es Bon Der Mebrbeit bes 0clfes BON
CANADA abhdn9e. SD bin su Oielem Shfufs
ie 9ctcmnaen burd nleinen llmsans nit eeus
ten orn allen Slafen uno burd) aenaue 8es
pbahtlmg. Sic f6nner nidt in bic IHobs
liun9 tr9eno zines ipotlunterrihteteu Mans
nes IN eanaoa eintreten unb Ieb iiber ben
Oe9eiftano berpolttif ausla0en, cbne oas BON
Dem slnlhlu6 9eiprcd,en miro als cine Sur aes
gen untere ae9entpdrtisen Mieseld,ife uuo bic
Wabrhelt 1T, caB bis Der anihlug be,pirft III.
weroen mir feineil 6riebeu, fein @epeiben uuo
fe'ne S'derbelt III bieieu prouiusen babem.~
Gin WOntreal Correspondents Der 50. y.
2rltlne faSte unIansit:-
u5d, bin Der Meinuns, bab 1T 3 Sa5rem
mad, oleief 3eit, @anaca eiren Gbeil Sbrer
Nepnohf ausntadsn ipirb. Der brtttifhe
Sben lnIsres gOlfeS bat eir ifarfee Uerlans
gen flsr DEN AniHlu6." DaB Der frans0Glbe
Sgsu e1n fbea ~ fairies 0ertangen mad,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05
Ohio Gtants B o tc.
Gatton, Wttttpoeb, Gept. 5. IS49e
Sempfrdtifcbcr SxSnhl.pffcI.

Neprdfentant 9. s. Qeiter.
Sderi6: g. g. g8 ebb.
Shasmeiifer g. &. Mc @abben.
Geccreer George Se(b.
sommillIonair Matbias 5depter.
Staateanwalt: g. MeDer.
2anomeder Safcb Mob(er.
Nrmenbaus< Direftor peter Sd,id.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05
Gin ,pabrer Saaebfelaer Garifsi.

Yin ben gsfennern Der ,cbrilffiebem Qebre b.
fehlf es aeut An Gage uibt, .aber ,tpabrlid, =
an Den ,,1 1bdtern beS Morts.' g2an ba.
Ole e'ufadeneebre @hrilti Il, 9efluFeIte Ior.. Y
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05
Sfdlielr.

Uartn nnS biefslten nit eineut freupistn sstebceb
errFnsen."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05


@ Staliem.
Dem ;, ,Veputltanp" pirc aus Genua St(britttn,
baB bafetttt cine ameritaniitbt Oamrffresatte i'm
.oafen ansetcmncn iei, ,m Der ltnterfbrft cesGon.
tnts Der 0ereinisten Staaten Nhtuns in otcm 3u
periAoffen. 60 ci Der farbnntben Ncscruns ernits
lid teteuct ,porben, Die pom a,crifanii6en Grnul
Den srmtarpen aus9ettelten pdfe an,uertenntn ttnp
paber rie init folobtn 9erfebenen an's $anb fcmmen
;u la0cn
Som 9aa9 rem tostanifAen ,,oOaoniteur"
rilrpe Der parlt III Salre eneNmnelfie prcflamrcr,
,pelebe fclscnbe Nusnabntn tntbelte y bic ooita
9lieber bts 1rampirats q pie Stputirtcn, pel6e
BIC Atfeeun9 bes paPtfcs ausserrrten 81 bic
capi popolo, b.b. bic 9rltsflbrcr, psle ;u cen re-
rolatipnaren Greeffen aitreten, inb 4) Die @etlis
den, Die lib lei Der @e,rcsuns tetbeilist batsn.
perlSnl9 fclIpius g. stpar ju rerfSbnli6en oRasres
scin seneiSt fen, ater 2es Stbt rurb bic anre Ses
Sarbinafs 1ntcnrlt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-05


8 gefaorcns, 4 0atterten uno nit einer
oefti9feit, baB es nur bnrd, Salfe Der aus
@iappo berbeieeeilten llnterftiisunaeu mSas
lid, tpnroe, erfcfsreiden Wioerftano su leis
fen uno Die fdcu am biehsitigen llfer auaez
lansten feinblihen slbtbeillngen suriidsus
tperfen. Gas @efbusfeuer enbiste erGt INN
8 ubr 9lbenbs. 8ei &auen ndberten ld,
UNI A ubr Iad)mitta9s, 2 feiubIide Danlpfs
fdiffe unb am jenleitisen lfer gatallone,
l Gseaorcn, 1 Satterie. giui9e sladlide
Sduffe ces pDftens unb elmer beranaescees
men balben 8atterie Deranlaeten bic Gan,pfs
fhiffe, bas QBcite su flhen unb ben fsemo
lId eili9 surildSusieben. Infer gerlnlt lit Der
perbedten stuffeann9 gu gllo,po lmb Mcs
fdcrin betr,t9 2cbte % ger,punrete unb
2 Weroe jene bes Geiuoe5, ee0en ghlrnls
@clcnnen ber perbeerenoen Wirfung nn1ercs
@elhiises preis sesebeu ipurbe, an 500
2ccte unb 100 @eripnnbete."
Die nWieuer 3eitun9" III bod ,peni9feus
beideioen uilc be9niet fh NIT tapferem Ssh
oerffance bes uritterliden" 8anuS. Die
off5iclle uNsramer 3eitans" peiB aber fdprI
bae percSel ilb BON ben lln9arn bat, in Der
8atldta umberirrt nnb cine, @eleaenbeit
fnht fld) ben HuiTen su unter,perfen.
E Die lesten Iahridten bei
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-07
.shake Ws yeur g-ry loo s Il me-
You eanm'l Say dii Il"

COLLEGES N rHE xErks Srarks -J.red Sparta,
IN the coasse Of the I'd he made on D. ing ls-
sugusalsd - President OF HaIvsid unissrsiis ls-S
week, stated h q fof crnt'Ty ard hall sfief he
setl msni OF this county. there were bal Gss cot
leses in IL. aud nov thess ate os.r one han.'r.d
AMI twenty Tie alec sxpfs<sed hss o-ii~f Iaxt
there vas mor,s monry rlo-udsd IA me Isss~d
states io' Conssisis sdusasi<a Ihsn IN sly sssnr
try W he world .Et-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-07

wosrsy % ixlrAr,sx--Ih~ n<Somed Bspsi.ts
or CsmPorlinss a.e snssstd in IN tdoft " creed
frmsi- Orphan Asyium IN or n<nf tns viiiuoo
Of Midway, Wnoefon1 c9aaiy. ~. rney have o.
tefnsned 70 raise TEN tnous~,d Soiisss ~ bssn :
VIII. near ~ ihes,,ns o. sh.eh hsvs pssn ~
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-07

s.A.tsnee Of q speech delivered By VIM. NJ. o.
su,,h, 20 the People OfBOarbOn cOsnty ON the
.us,.cs Of Emancipation At the Court House In
p,ri. On jane, CoanGy Court tay, Is4s.
I-.---r.-a a RnrRnnE.
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Turkev HIN ESTATE for Sale.

TTHIS valusble Estate is now Offered for sale on
"a i terms that cannot fail 10 suit purchasers, II
IL consists OF about sixty acres OF Land with con
venient Buildings. The water from Turkey bill Pond
ans through the said Farm, and falls in cat
.act hundred and twenty five feet 10 the distance
a about 40 rods forming Of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There are now upon the premises three thorough buili
and substantial Rock Dams with Grst, Saw, Lathe, and
~hingle Mills, all in good running order The Mill Pond
one mile in length and extends from The read leading
10 New Braintree, to that leading Barre Half mile
shove the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond which is the
main reservoir. For description Of this Pond Lake.
see Typographical OF Massachusetts.
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce the public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient TO in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery that amount
any other The location is good and easy of
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, the
thorough tare through Paxton Ruand Barre, Oak
ham, and New Brantree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber those
he has the liberty TO refer Ii will he sold whole
or in seperais privileges may best suit purchasers
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber in
Ne Worcester or Hon. Isaac Davis, RorceSter,Albert
Curtis, Esq. New Worcester,-Thos. Bottomly Esq.
Ls'crs.s'.~ Re, Esq, Providence, r. L,-Smon
G, Grout ESQ, Schenectady N. Y.,-Messrs. Pratt
Downs & Scott, Worcester,-Ward Snow, Esq Par
ton,-Daniel Coburn, Esq, LOwsH.
New Worcester. Dec. 20, le4s dwtf
The Daily spy., 1849-09-18
J. r. ROBINSON,
Merchandise and Stock Broker.

C.MaIssioN MERcHAET, AND GENERAL AaENcY,
Corner Of STATE and Congress Hrerfs--BOSTON
LJAyING had IS years experience in business In his
CITY, [>rincipaIly in rhe wholesale II. Goods trade)
giving especial attention to the selection and
purchasing Of GROCERIES for country TRADERS Sales Of
Produce, &c STOCKS bought and sold md all kinds Of
business entrusted with executed with prompEeTs and
fidelity.
REFEREncEs: Gov. Geo. N. Briggs, Pittsfe:d; Lieut
Gov john RseJ, Yarmouth Hon Geo. Bliss Springfield
Hon samuel Wood, Grafton; Hon T. ]. t,ridley. Am
Truroi hon Thomas Tolmsn, Baston; lion. William
Mitchell, Nantucket; Hon. John Chapman Salem: Hon
WB Calhoun Secretary ofsis,ej Pnilip CreeyJr Esq
Collector OF Doeton. PAW W.T. Boston, jay a.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-18
Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,

MagnetIC BatteTIeR, &c.
TfHE subscriber has taken Rooms, In Boicens BLOCK
No. 203 Main Street, Worcester,-w where he now has
and VIII constantly keep for SALE agent assort>
ment Of meads Vibrating Magnetic neutrality-suspicious.
nal supporter Trlsses-shouder Brares, and various
pther mechanical promotive of human
leuith and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic Battery In
connection either with, without these rtices
ieyei cured many persons, in different parts of the
'tae, aierted with ruptures, spinal curvatnes rheuma
ism and great variety of nervous disorders and ne will
continue do either his Rooms al the residence
ofary lhJy or gentleman, who may favor him with
reqces, or any Of the above instruments, Tor his ser
vices IN the application of the Galvanic Battery.
April IT, dtf JOHN e. KNAPP