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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

CoNscIENcE.-The Pittsburg Dispatch says: A
neighbor of ours once refused to insert theatrical
advertisements in his columns, from principle; sub
sequently he compromised, put in the advertise
ments, but stuck out against the prfs; but now'
alas the puffs are in also."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

issued by the Banks of Pennsylvania, and now in
circulation, is stated to be $762, 664.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

TuRKEY.-The individual of the Boston Chrome
type thus acknowledges the receipt of turkey as
a New Years present -
"'Tis Greece, but living Gresce no more.
We make general rule not to publish ancny-
nous communications. But when one comes IKE
the following accomnanied by Turkey fatter than
the Ottoman Empire and almost as extensive, we
make an execution. Famine avaunt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of The Lafayets Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. JAM Is. 1849.-Anived, steamer 81. Paul
with 142 Beeves and l60 Sheep Prices-Hogs 5D6c
b. Sheep, IS % head Beeves 9(0loc o ID Corn 45E0
Soc y bushel: Oil Cake. 81 y 100 b Hay, $140$l5 .
ton Oats BIC. p bushel Bran 60GO70c 100 ib Mich
Cows 425f0D50 % head
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

LARoENY-Henry Freeman. caught yesterday morning
stealing coat from the clothing of Mr. Laye at the
corner of St Philip and Old Levee Streets sent before
the First District Court by Recorder Genois
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Ge0
Fields accused of entering the premises of Anna Gardner
Saturday and without provocaton beating her on the
head and Body with axe-hande. with intent kill was
yesterday examined before Recorder Genos and committed
for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

BURGLAR CAUGHT-A man named Chas Williams was
caught yesterday afternoon in the of breaking with
jimmy the drawer of Mr. Louville's store in the
Red Buildings, First Municipality He taken to the
Guard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

E5- The Art Union, at NewYork, have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, p NJ Wetmore Treasurer, Geo. w. Austin !;
Corresponding Secretary, Andrew Warner; Re-
cording Secretary Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

OF Rev. DR.. Dill and the Rev. Jonathan Simp-
son, delegates from the Irish Presbyterian Church,
have reached Philadelphia.
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building
MASS sPLANo RELIEvon

MASS PLANO RELIEVOn
BRdSS LETTER SIGNS IND NUMBERS.
A NEW and Elegant Artice-very Durable and Econ
omca costing but trife the common Tin sign.
Paiculary adapted for Banks, Churches Hotels Stores.
Offices. Apothecaries Labels, etc.. Sold at the
facturers prices 8 Specimens to be and orders
received BIZ ]. d, ANDERSON,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

SEcURITY.-A couple who recently presented
themselves at the HYmeneal altar, in small village
in England, wiihom having the marriage fees by
them, were required by the officiating priest to
pledge their wedding ring security for the presty
perouisies before he would complete the ceremony.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

FRESH AR.-Men need seven cubic fest Of air
minute, and he who shuts himself up where be does
not have seven feet of fresh air minute, might a.
wisely shut himself of from supply OF food.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16
SHIPS SHIPS.

~ Ts hqge QUICK DISPATCH
sE p jspsVs sn as master
the g.eas1 part H her viii
ss ESR1 HI fsR5sf Sas
sw z SIX es po1 s f nuDo-
"a wiz leave above and s5 has fine accom-
sf sis s. 0r passage only 'PgsW HYNsoN s. camo
EoR cALlFSR Il a. q; 3AHHAsfHE ash .up.
51 ye1y fast sailing schooner ,v MN 81 HAZ Vi
has pendd ssss
freight Persons going to California wishing pleasant and
sell and examine her as She now lies at Post sesond NUM-
opsy For NJ sso Co. Cf Poy On
or Q. WICKHAM, g BienyiDest
aReg1laI Lins q Packets to chasres An vessel vii
| suco eed the Hazard Jal5
FOR f III ssSRsf
then, Of beautiful model and expense has been
gers She is remarkable for fast sailing and commanded
S one nns re the Pacific who
freight or passage apply to ,.p1nr, az
N g-Psssaee in the Fist CABIN $3.50 Passage in the
Second Cabin, $500. No eage Passeng taken and
passage secured until paid for Jal5
1sctst Sa az.
bsss Pf sss b fGs'ssS ssa fsRs on
IL 9S5HS r. f II 6 Ss$%ss
5f NRw " %sKH balE RfsA1o Cook
n. master, having portion Of her cargo engaged sza
fG }s6 % Jn w. AN6RGws CO. Common st.
NOR new IL 1eaSf THIS W Sagks bark DELLA
GAIT MeNea5 has o on Of her
Eo orc
fine apply board opposite the Triangle
,s 90 ~ $os6ASkk bkE ESa = GO; 81 Common St.
tI- TO Leage WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
HARRIET RooKWEII Capt ai's chsss Gsl eAes sp
spS aSp!f Isbf i
Eof q 5fsge W!TH aHso h R1sRAE'H Succeed
packet The s PaS N Gap ns viii es7s as
N. B.-A Deck load want for the DAVID NICHOLS.
FOR ifss MrPn sha
freight passage apply on board, at Post IA I'd Mu E1E
l jas JOHN W. ANDREWS s CO 81 Common st.
FOE i ERHIAIs9H%sfcf a. LIVE
master will leave above. For freight passage, fLE
having handsome accommodations apply on board, aS"
jas aS'' Join Il W. aNBRE%s CO. 81 Common ST.
TT To keare WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
LNOR BALTIMORE.-The fine, fastsailng schooner
IL REBECCA & FRANCIS, Capt NickersOn, Fl
having part of her cargo engaged will leave SE1E
above For balance of freight passage apply Nza
board, at Post g. I'd Municipality, or to
jas JOHN w. ANDREWS Il CO. 81 Common at.
Eofs f zi5fa MEa sgSk 1--WE
l. The / regular packet bark YARMOUTH, 5a+
Teal master will succeed the Merrimac and leave efEz
as above For freight passage apply on board, or
to j. w. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common st.
Agents in Philadelphia-Messs e. LINCOLN Co. ja5
sy- To Leape WITH DISPATCH.
L7OR CHARLESTON.-The fine, fast sailing schooner
IL URBANNA, will sail as above. For freight or a4
jas j. wv W. ANDREWS CO. 81 Common St -
~ Io Leqgs WITH QUICK DISPATCH;
T fayette. 1.-The a packet brig FRANCISCO, a4
Capt Smith, requires the bulk of 800 bbk to KEE
plee her cargo and will leave above For the n1n
fright of which, passage. apply to
FOSDICK BRO. IL Camp
jas orto ]. w. ANDREWS, 81 Common st.
~ 70 sqH IN A FEW DAYS
e AND NEW YORK LIVE OF PACK- FL
BEC Capt Geo. s. Brewster. having the PRINCIPAL .-aA
part of her cargo board will sail above. For balance
of freight having superior state accommo
datons, apply board at Pier No foot OF St Joseph ST.
or to J. w. STANTON co.
DIS corner of Magazine and Lafayette streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

OF A worthy clergyman, (says the New Haven
Register,) whose sledge-hammer oftenest falls on
the vice of gambling, and games of chance, had
the good luck to draw prize in the Art Union
lottery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

A TouGH CusroMER.-A Canada.n Of this city
who boncht a patriarch Of turkey, that had
fr;ohtened every other purchaser from the idea of
making 4 jaD-ful feast off him, said afterwards:
g took hin, home-my wife bile him three hours,
and den he crow. My wife put him in de pot wild
de taters, and he kick 'em all out '-NorfheTn
7,,;6,sne Rafh Me-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

ARRESTED ON SUsPIcIoN-About week since. gen.
eman from the parish of De Soto. named VIM. T. Peyle
informed the First Municipality police that he had been
robbed in house in the of the Municipality of about
$500, and gave description of the by whom it
DONE Officer Kehoe from the description yesterday
rested Asa Morris suspicion of his being the man.
and made the necessary affidavit before Recorder Genos
justify his detention in prison until Mr. Peyle appears.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

o. A negro was abducted from his master, E
]. Gray, in st. Louis, on Sunday, 3lst ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

OF Leap Year is over The girls must now SUBJ
side into modest calm, and toait for offers, though
hope the majority of them made the best Of their
late privileges.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Motn;uc I.n Ig no,

Tuesday Morning Jan Is 1919
CoTTON.-There was good demand for Cotton yes
teay and as of about $500 bales were made in the early
part of the day at full prices, though business was checked
shortly after noon by the Geographic announcement of the
Americas arrival at Boston. Her accounts are said TO Be
favorable for Cotton though no further actual advance had
taken place at Lii verpoo
NEw-ORLEANs CLASSIFICATION
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FIRST Observation-Disclosures. Jan. 15 1849-Present
Messrs L. c. Duncan Montgomery, Fabe, Giquel Lanata
Barthe, Silk, Wilt, Blanc. Barnes Gurey. Gourdan and
Bernard.
communication was Received from DR.. Plough offering
plan for the paving of the CITY, which referred to
the Improvement Committee
The Treasurer reported balance on hand of $46S5.
The Judiciary Committee reported in favor of making the
salary of the First Attorney $780, and that of the Second
Attorney $1,000 Mr. Preaux, the first, and Mr. More the
second attorney, highly complmented by the Commit
for their zeal and efficiency attending their respective
duties The the adoption of the specified
being put separately, they were adopted
The Committee reported in favor OF instructing the
Attorney of the Municipality suit against the
Gas Works Company for throwing infectious water into the
Bayou St John, which was notion adopted
proposal received from Dennis Cronan for repairing
the paved streets for three which notion
feued to the improvement Committee.
motion made to grant Mr.. Rockwell the use Of
Congo Square Circus, and being put to vote was
carried,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

FELoNIoUsLY ENTERING SHIP.-Thos. alias Paddy
Mulen before the First District Court by Recorder
Genois yesterday. Charged by Capt. VIM C. Berry of the
ship Vcksburg with being concealed in the forecae Of the
vessel about half past O'Clock yesterday morning. with
to steal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

PAVING DEAR FOR LoDGINa.-Bll Ewbanks yes
terday examined before Recorder Genois, charge OF
stealing from the pocket of Emanuel Gomez about $780,
and was committed for trial The mother of the accused
Mary Herald alias Mrs Ewbanks, yet to be examined
on charge of completely in the theft. According to the
evidence of Gomez the money distracted from his
pocket while he lying bed in her house, No. $50
Cont On rising from the bed and searching his
pockets, before he made remark, she observed
know you have been robbed by but don't
you the whole"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

u. s. CIRCUIT CoURT.-James w. Woodland, accused
of forging the papers obtain three months extra
pay for discharged soldier from the Government,
teday put trial before the u s. Circuit Court, Judge
McCaeb presiding At O'Clock in the evening the evil
dence for the defence closed and the adjourn.
ed to 10 o. clock this morning
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The United States u.s. Goods, Wares, and
Chandise,
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

Case IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
In the District Court Of the United States and for the
District of TeIas.
IY of the Court directed this shall proceed
ID offer public sale, FRIDAY, 26h INST, 10 O'Clock
day, Galveston opposite
mont House, cash, following Goods Wares
and Merchandise seized this case placed my and
keeping ---
20 sacks COFFEE "a boxes VERMICELL "A bags STARCH,
boxes TEA, IS SHOES boxes COTTON THREAD,
do PINS bales packages DRY GOODS
CLARET IA packages PAPER, pieces STRIPED LINENS
6 packages COTTON HANDKERCH1EFS
JAMES II. COOKE, u S. Marshal,
jal6 st BY H. B. MARTIN, Deputy Marshal
r1Y- Pcayune please copy 2 times.
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MISSIONARIES AND RuM.-The bark Ionia was
to have sailed from Boston on the Sd for Malta and
Smyrna, with the following Missionaries as pas
sengers:
Rev, Simeon H. Calhoun and lady, Rev. William
Syria REV. Oliver Crane and lady, destined for
the mission to Turkey; Rev. Eliphalet Maynard
and lady, Rev. NJ. Dodd and lady, destined for the
mission to Salonica.
The vessel also took out, as part Of her cargo,
200 barrels $3.50 gallons) of New England rum
probably to insure employment for the Missionaries.
If the Missionaries succeed in saving as many souls
as that same New England rum shall destroy, they
will do remarkably we'll
NEW YoRK STATISTICS FOR 1848-As TO NOR
talify the tables show that there were deaths
there during the past vear-of which 77O6 were fe-
males and 6912 males-a falling of from l647 of
$751; though greater than any other previous year.
As to crimes, the whole number of persons con-
victed and discharged in all the courts, was 5O3S
sentenced to be executed sentenced to the State
Prison, (men 119, women ~ 1856 aggregate
time Of sentence, 448 years and 10 months.1 Sem
fenced to the Penitentiary, (men 700, women l70,)
$40; sentenced to the City Prison, linen 162, wo-
men 81, 229 sentenced to the House Of Refuge,
boys IS, girls 81 IL Out Of murder trials there
was but one conviction, and the only rape case
resulted in acqlittal
As to fires, there was total of 428 fires, and 10
false alarms. The loss was about $40, goo; and
during the year, ID persons have been burned to
death, and 2 killed by the falling of the walls !;
about 40 fires were caused by camphine lamps, and
Oby incendiaries. The excess of fire during 1848
over lS47, is 1863 fires and 10 false alarms The
excess Of damage amounts to $164OO0.
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To the Patrons Of the aEvENING MERCURY

To the Patrons of the EVENING MERCURY"
CIRCUMSTANCES have so operated that we have been
~ compelled osuspend the publication ofthe MERCURY
and while Tesettng event disastrous to us, we feel
grateful for the favo extended to and the sympathy
which has besn expressed BY friends Our assets shall be
Immediately appropriated the payment of debts and
only that they will be sufficient to satisfy all To
persons es are indebted to the MERCURY will promptly
pay the authorized Agent of creditors and to facilitate
the OF Affairs request those whom the
Mercury Office is indebted to send in their accounts imne
diately Cjal31 G.. r. SESSIONS & CO.
WHO Us far the Costly FIXTURES, High Rents and
Heavy Expenses of the Millinery Stores doDn toaon
do
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c.
d. d d nj EIET n Ana+;ns,,<

WILL be sold Daily, the of JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w Canal Camp and Magazine
general DRY GOODS consisting part
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KERSEYS,
....Also----
HATS, Boots Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery and large variety
Of FANCY GOODS all OF which will be suitable for Country
Trade. Terms cash.
N B.-Libera Cash Advances made consgnmen of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jwey and
Merchandise generay OF
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G- The bridge across the Wabash river at La.
faVette is finished
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medical, Law and Misoellaneo Gus library.

%NALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS, n auction.
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical Law, Histori-
cal Miscellaneous MlitNt Literary, Scientific
Will be sold without auction, by catalogue, few
days. No. 40 Charles St Charles Hotel
j. B. Rucon, large collection OF English Editions of
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS. comprising 2i00 volumes of
HISTORICAL Medical Biographical Poetcal and Miscellaneous Works.
Due notice will be of the ay OF SALE and when the
logues will be ready for delivery the above place. ja
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4
Groceries Provisions, Liquors. etc.
BY MORPHY IL MENUS.
THURSDAY, January l6, at 10 o'clockWi be sod No. 81
Is8 boxes Tobacco bags
$50 Havana Coffee 10000 Regss segurs 300 boxes Boston
packereI Rsisins Hams Shoulders Crockery Brandy
Gin; Whisky; Vinegar; OILS, etc.. etc. jal6
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, etc.
BY P. f. WORTENDYKE, Auctioneer
i the store corner q St Charles and Grave streets
The Stock Of tie above store consisting of Gold and Silver
etc.. e positive, close concern, without reserve.
E Figures Glass Cases for sae and Store
Terms.-Cash. al6
Slaves at Sale without reserve
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
TUESDAY january 10th, 10 be sod at auction
The following described NEGROES:
guaranteed speaks German and English.
fully GUARANTEED.
g. JANE "a very superior washer oner good
d. MARY-aged years. child year. rusty woman good
washer and ironer and American cook fully guaranteed
AMI trusty servant; fully guaranteed ~ ~
g. ESTHER40 years. intelligent and cleany
as EXCELLENT 1a house washer and
and and her three children aged years
will be sold go country owners Instructions
8. sAMaged % field hand; title only guaranteed
g. "a years, good cook, washer rcne fully
TO- HENRYaged IS years. field hand stout man sold as
having unaway from the plantation.
IT, JANET years. girl and field hand fIy guaranteed
49, MAKf55 years, superior and fully
TIE above Isl of SLAVES belong to citizens of New Orleans and
Lafayette whose titles and guarantees can be relied
sale before j. r. Beard N. p expense of the pur
chasers. iai3
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE. CALOMEL BLUE MASS, IPE- N
as can be procured esewhere-Call and ~
$iudge..Dr. e. J. COXE'S PREPARA- u
CGC SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable superior to
the CAPSULES or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERW oRT.
etcFo the relief and of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT
EV Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tsm, Bronchitis and CONSUMPTION.
To- Office corner Magazine and poydas SITS. n23 1y3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16
EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.-No. 40.

EAEIE LIFE AND HEALIH INSURANCE
COMPANY.-No. 40.
WALL St.. NJ Y-CAPITAL $500 ,000-100,0 900 PAID In.
To- This Company, from its possession of ample Capital,
in addition reserved Premiums has decided advantage
owe purely Mutual Companes in point of security to tho
desiring effect LIFE INSURANCE. Its success having
surpassed the sangune anticpaons of its founders,
proves its advantages be duly appreciated by the
muny. Its rates about 10 cent less than Mutual
Companies or the with full participation the profits.
Prospectuses will be furnished and applications for Insu-
rance forwarded to the Company. application to
GEORGE WOOD, 8 New Levee
jail 1m3p and Tchoupitoulas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

VERANDAH BATHS.
NEXT door the entrance of the hotel The tubs
IN are Italian marble and kept in perfectly clean
condition. Open from A. M, to lOP. M.
Nlonthly uckes
single osths ~
In the of the weather. frequent bathng IN
a high degree cond ucive tn health do I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-16

November, 1913.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. IL WALL STREET, have issued, since
MAY last -four hundred and policies,
To Merchants .183l To Cashiers of tanks.
. Clerks .......... So :. Secretaries of ms Co.'S Q
:. Manufacturers. 81 Ladies. ...........l6
=. Mechanics. Az HOtekeepers.
. Clergymen............ % :. Public Officers.
. LAWYERS ..,......,,. 81 :. United States Officers.
. Physicians ........... III :. Members ofCongress
:. Sea Captains 81 Farmers. :.'.ls
. eamen,.,,...,,.,. 81 :, Othe Occupations. -. B
Amounting to......H1 AmoRting TO-. 65
s I'll
Total New PoIcies. 4IS
Surnlus of The COmpany November l, 1873 $500 600
ROBERT L. PATTERSON President.
BrNJ c. MULLER Secretary. ja13
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= ~ Law CU-PAhI
-. and EDW d F. NEWHALL, Third street. Cincin.
nati Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery
They refer John Glenn ESD Balmore Messrs Richard
son and Gbeib Cincinnati; D. Baker and Co.. New York
Pesse and Brooks Boit0n.
eR- s. F G. has business which will induce him to e..
tend person Ohio during the vacation of the
Courts in New Orleans and those entrusing him with
will have it promptly attended to in that manner il
resired ial5 q
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EXTRA PAY.
Il THE undersigned is fully prepared TO execute all papers
III necessary to procure THREE MONTHS N
ri EXTRA PAY, and collect BACK PAY IN
officers and soldiers who served in the late war - ~
with Mexico Office in New COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, directly
nm &c Major Dashiell's office. VIM MONAGHAN,
jaI5 Inns Late Capt. Co. F. 9Th Regt La. Volunteers.
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o. & @R5l "a e

GUTTA PERCHA HATS
by the Saragossa. Clifton, Arkansas and Monongahela
ID have eceiyed still further supply of those q
nor GUTTA PERCHA STlFFENED HATS, e
Of them with peculiar and beautiful curl 80
G. ID. BUNCE'S
las Premium Hat Store and Mandatory 90 Canal ST.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-12
To the friends of Temperance i'm the South
nnrt of Wore ester County.

Deeply impressed with the which exists
between the pecuniary social civil and religious Of
society and the Of the Temperance - and be-
eving that this noble enterprise, in its present aspects ard
postion calls for careful consideration and the united aud
harmonious efforts Of all its friends the undersigned would
invite those ympathsng with them this subject especially
those residing the south part Of Worcester Co.. 10 unite
Convention to be held at Grafton THURSDAY the
18th inst at 10 A. M to deliberate and with reference
to it.
1t earnestly hoped that there will be large representa-
ton from every town. and from the different temperance Sos
cees in each town the south part of The Couny and that
after mutual consultation BY the friends n Convention
bed such be adopted and theoretically carried
out shall give fresh impulse the this region and
hasten its ultimate iriurRphs.
H. A. Tracy, S. J. Woodbury., E. j. Mills, Sutton, o.
Adams z B. Wilson, President Grafton T. s., A. f. Smith,
President n. E. T. s., W. slocomb, President Sons Tens
perance, D. Pierce, ~ Kimba, T. c. Bscoe, Grafton A.,
H. Waters, l. Griggs, E. Forbes, N Beach, r.. T. Har-
rnglon, S. Holman, Mbury. N. w. Williams, A. Brigham
D, K Bannister, Shrewsbury ]. Allen, j. Maynard, W
A. Houghton, Rice, Northboro. G. Denny H. N
Beers W. = Brown, D. Boynon, President Washington T.
F., D. Brigham, E M Phillips, westbOrO; J. c Webster,
L. Clsfn,J Fitch, Hopknton. Davenport, J. 9.
Metca, A. H. Reed D. Davenport Mendou 5. Clark, T.
B. Whitney, ]. circuit, w. &. Capron Uxbrdge. J. c.
Walton L. F. Clark, W. Bates, s. F. Bachelor, North.
bridge. dwlt April II.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-12
j. HOOKER, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office 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 socis patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will ntrust the dispensing Of Medicine to the Of
INEXPERIENCED individuals but w far aspraccabe attend
HIMSELF thus avoiding to Patient and Physician
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