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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19
j. B. STEEL, IA CAMP STREET:
New Orleans stationers' Warehouse.
.f2lleIEEES for $3.50.
Together with a choice
SELECTION of ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
Suitable for

oAAtAGtAGAES NOH- Il . OOs
Together with choice
SELECTION of ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
Suitable for.
Christmas and New-Year PRESENTS,
t. The subscriber takes pleasure in recommending his
Animals and beautifully Illustrated Works the examination
of discriminating public, and feels warranted saying that
his assortment is edualed by any establishment in this
any other city in this country or Europe.
Gifts the beads of Memory IS rosary,
OF friends and old affections"
English and American ANIMALS for 1850.
THE KEEPSAKE "A London Annual, with thirteen
THE DRAWfSG. Room sCRAP.BOOK-A Popular
English Annual, protusely illustrated. By Charles
THE GEN OF THE sEAsoN-whh twenty splendid
THE LITERARY GEM-A Choice Garland of Prose.
Poetry and Art Containing twenty finely executed en-
THE LEAFLETS OF NIEMoRY-An Illuminated An.
THE Ru sN6 wv 1EsSf Gee SSn8HI oysssg GIN
THE FORGET MEN OT-Beautifuly illustrated
FRIiENbSiitP's oFFERiNG-A Christmas. New. Yea,
and bB Birth Pax 4 PFssRt Tth elegant engravings
THE GARLAND; Or, Token of Friendship.
| THE AMARANTH; or, Token Of Remembrance
THE THE s2Ss Of Of f BEARTY.
THE GG 6ED2 2E EERFFEFFNDShlP'
THE KEEPSAKE OF FRIENDSHIP.
ge iP dsn 5 So every IL a sas S d la
- JUVENILE ANNALS.
THE JUVENILE SCRAP.BOOK;
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS:
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS:
THE CROCBS:
THE FAIRY BOOK:
THE ROSE; Or, Affections Gift;
THE CHlLD'S PRESENT;
THE HYACINTH;
THE PEARL:
THE GEM:
Also A splendid assortment of JUVENILE WORKS
for Children Of aages embracing all the various writing
Of Edgeworh, Sherwood, Barbaud, Farley Embury
T. $. Arthur, Charlotte Elizabeth, Mary Hewitt, am
other writers OF juvenile celebrity.
Together with large assortment of PUZZLES, GAMES
/ BLOCK AIpFT HEfTE- TR ANSp STATES
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q. tHARlzs fHEATRE. This evening Mile Blangy will
.ppes ~ ne ballet Of La Visandiere The Pride Of
nc .lasep and The farce Of Ny Aunt viii also be
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PELICAN DIVISION, No l. at Pelican Hail. corner of Com
mon and st. Charles streets, at halEpast O'Clock.
OCEAN DIVISION No 2, at Unity Hall, Margny Buildings
Third Municipality, al halEpast7 o'clock
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION, No. s. at Unity Hail. Ma
rigny's Buildngs ThHi Municipality, at halEpast I
JEFFERSON DIVISION No 10, at Gretna, at halfpast 4
Temple Meetings,
FINN DECREE TEMPLE, No, 1. at Temple Hail. Musson
Buildings, No. II Royal street, at halpast O'Clock
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i,AtiDA AARlETRs.4Tonieht VIII be presented at
ans house the play Of Nicholas Flsm.,, ar ybeb tbs
ieesnane farce Of The seert To conclude with sbe
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~ There vussno Eastern mail a all yesterday
IN consequence Of she non-afrinl Of The Mobile
~. which is reported as aground.
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NEW YoRK IN SL1oEs."-Thisis the title ola
thick pamphlet Of 1913 pages sent us by Dr. Hunter.
is republication Of the very graphic and anu.
sing sketches Of New York ciiy-its remarkable
localities classes Of persons, habits and humors-
fnt published in the New York Tribune about
venF am
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so.leleDt s fAsoRAAA.-On citizens are waking up 10
abe merits Of this beautiful exhibition Last night he large
aaeon q amor Han wa crowded with ghed audience
19'riaf1ui $50 80" ~ 1'''e'
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VEWANnA HOTEL.

THE additions and Improvements in this House made
during the past season will render lbs iacties Tor
accommodations inferior TO no Hotel IN the country s1
a new and elegant DINING Room and several suits Of isIl
apartments for families hay been furnished in the adj VI
oinng building on ST. Chafes street, thus making tbs ~
parmen of the House perfect than ever Tie accom-
mOlatons for gentlemen have been prOpOOnaey increased
in extent and convenience. The propneOls, while ackpo
edgng their obligation TO the numerous friends and patrons
OF the Neanda for the liberal support It has received under
their administration, would the time assure Them that
exerton their part shall be lacking warrant contn
uance Of their favor. NewOrleaHs, bee al 1879
dlsIm ID NJ. RILnRETH
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7outA-ff hsfhhH CIRCUS. = Notwithstanding the great
y = ~ - psaisss' sin this place. with its man.
moth company q eluessans and superior oloygn. IA rirblv
cqded wh ilsonahls and intelligent audience A sirht
IF M asas ta THAI Eenily peep out nom beneath iis
f1eiv oa on ihe pretty ilile heads Of die hundreds
aaast uiih. And Il niiea could bs ~ nboB s,ci a
eqIi iols, Cd Hundfediold than tbe s-la,sii sa,is
p wines nc hsli pfsiqnnanes 81 eg1ssiiisli-1
iql.If
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NOI.EMAN'S BsTTERS-Sold HAelesals and Rs.
- tail by the ONLY Agents Tor New Orleans,
d. 6map RusTE \ PADDOCK, ITO Poydras e.
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Finn Degree 4 omple No. 1.

TfAF Nc The following officers elected serve the
t.rVgs present term in Finn Degree Temple No, l.
J. X GGLE........W. d. T. w. MEG ARITY, w DIR
n. X PEARCE.,. W. D.X.T. VIM MILLER -. w. d. Tn
l.. b. BLADES ...P.W. DIT.
| This Temple will In Temple Hail. No. " Royal street.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec TO- 1919 halEpast O'clock
for the purpose Of comforting the three degrees
dls q w. w MCCARTHY w. D. r. .
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t- And neglect not that Cough which daily weakening your
Ituu irritating your and lungs, and inviting on an
disease Consumption when soothing and healing remedy
be obtained Dr. 4. ROC EHS' SFRB p OF LIVER-
WORT IND TAR. For sale al ..
az See advertisement on OUTSIDE Dc SNIP
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Yarmouth arrived yesterday from Philadelphia,
saw, on ihe 9Th inst, bark supposed to be Span
lsh) ashore about SIX miles to the Northward Of
Gun Key Light with several wreckers alongside.
The OTHER SrDE-The Baton Rouge Gazette.
Of last Saturday speaks as follows of the removal
q the seat Of government to Baton Rouge, and of
the accommodations there for the State officers
members Of the Legislature, ETC.. "The clause
making said removal was inserted in the Consttu
tiohiaer mature reflection. beautiful and stately
edifee, pride to the South has been built at con-
siderable expense, and every convenience viii be
furnished the officers Of the different Departments
to dispatch the business Of their various offices
Ample accommodation can be obtained al a mod
crate price for the members Of the Legislature ant
Il they have to submit to a little ineonveniepo,
during the first session, the evil will be amnI,
remedied at the second. What cause. we Nh I
there for any discomfort on the part Of he mem
bels or their friends The object Of legisIatio,
will be attained; away from the dissipation AM
ailuSemenls Of city life, the members will cooll
and deliberately set to work, and much of m
hasiy and imperfect acts which are yearly passe
will be avoided
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s4lgl1l'0lDl'i@te Books

eHEgABA'OfSA'bs5G ABOUFGS
For CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
I H. BECHTEL & CO., No. 40 Camp fJFITRz7
d street, have among their extensive as A9LaR5A
sOrtment the following beautiful and interest $3.50
ing BOOKS, suitable for gifts: VtlsaHttst4W
RASSELAS, by DIR. JohnsOn-A new and elegant edition:
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD-Rich bound and Illustrated;
PAUL AND VGRGlNIA-A new and complete edition,
with Plates;
THE LIFE OF CHRIST, by II. Hastings Week.-Mrs.
tFated;
BoSWEtLs LIFE OF JOHNsoN-lO vols, London,
with Plates;
THE POETS OFFERING, by Mrs. Hae-Richy bound;
THE BRITISH POETS-In plain and fancy bindings;
FAMILY AND POCKET BlBLES-iThe most beautiful
and extensive variety to be found in the city;
EPISCOPAL AND CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
Fancy styles
ALBUMS-A large assortment of all kinds;
MOORE, BYRON and SHAKSPEARE-RichIy bound:
JUVENILE BOOkS-A large assortment;
ANNUAI4S for iS50-Comprsng Leaflets Oft Memory. Snow
Flake, Garland, Friendship Offering, Gem of the Sea
son, Gems Of Beauty, etc, etc.
AsO-Fancy Portfolios, Writing Desks, Work Boxes,
Paint Boxes, Wedding Cake and Scent Boxes etc. dl96t
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WRITING nESKS-in Morocco Ebony and p,pisr NT,cb4
b5a,AaIp,IIEts1 FANCY lNksTANDS-a great variety
'ohl FOLlOS-Nanous styles aud sizes, with or without
PBB3kTE MQ&NAlES-a large and beautiful assortment
EA ST. fEN-HOLDERs, Paper Weights and Taper
FANEfp NOTE AND BULLETS DOUX PAPERS
newest and best kinds.
IL Fer sale at the NewOreans sRdoners Warehouse.
al sap Iw j. Ii. STEEL, IA Camp st.
ldl7,l9, ~, 24,l % ,3l-jl 2--ltW 29th.l
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supply the trade on the most lihpr,
y 10 examine our stock before puI
SHELDON Il POTTER.
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CIkS, Shawl Cashmere Aouaseine de lanes French Mer.n0s
- Cloak1 MUnlas, Paeots Of Fall and
Winter Goods Thl. Day reduced price fully per
do THOMAS BRADY'S, p Charres u.
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester IS. December IA, le49.
TTON HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
II for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of GILESa WILLIAMS, of
Worcester in said County, trader and late partner in the
firms of Williams & Hall--Moies & Williams-Moies,
Williams Flag, and G. Williams Co., an insolvent
debtor and the payment Of Debts or the delivery Of
any property him. for his use, and the transfer Of
any property by him is forbidden by law.
The first of the creditors ofsaid nsovenf debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency at the Office OF said
Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County, on the
first day of January nert O'Clock in the forenoon,
for the proof of debts and the choice of assignee
assgnees of his estate.
DIS J.DAY, D s., Messenger
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Eorcester So December 6, l949
ny virtue of an Execution which issued judgment
ID in avor George Hobbs, of Worcester aforesaid, gen.
tleman against JEROME BILLINGS, of said Worcester,
carpenter the December Term of the Court of Common
pleas for sa4 County, d. 1919, have taken all the
Right in Equity that the sad Jerome Billings had or the
ninth day July last the day when the same was attached
on me.ne process to redeem certain morgaged Real
E,tate situate said Worcester and the that is de-
scrihed in mortgage Deed thereof from the said Jerome
billings to james Estabrook recorded in the hegstry of
Deeds for County book asa page COZ and satur
day the twenty sixth day Of January next 1885, at
two o'clock in the afternoon at the American Temperance
House in said Worcester, shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder, public auction, the aforesaid right in
equity of redempton satisfy said Execution and all fees
Dl5d J. DAY, ID. Sheriff.
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NEW FALL GOODS,

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
those in this City and vicinity that he has now in Store
and sill he in daily receipt of NEW FALL GOODS-com-
prising one of the best assortments Of
Cloak and Dress Goods
that can be found in this City, such as
TIIIPET, MERINOS, LYONESE. ALPACAS, MOHAIR
LUSTRES, ORLEANS de LANES, PRINTS, &C.,
of every variety style and price that be found the
market. Also lai ge assortment of
Flu NISHING GOODS,
such as Beached and Brown SHEETINGS and Shrtngs,
Tickings, FEATHERS, Burlaps Crashos Diapers,
Table Linens. Beached Brown and Cold Table Covers
ElaDmeES.
have also large and well selected If Elan.
nels, consisting in part of Red Twed Grey d. Plain do
cached and Unbleached Cotton do all OF which will be
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
ShaWEs! ShaWIS!!
splendid of All Wool CASHMERES. ThiIet
SILK, and BAY STATE Long and Square SHAWLS of
of every size, quality and price from 81 to $I2.
Hosiery and Gloves.
have on hand and shall keep the best assortment of
Mems, Womens and Chdrens Hosiery and Gloves that
can be found in this city.
Wooden Yarns.
Also have hand and shall keep the best assortment
OF Yarns of every variety aud color, and well supplied
with all kinds of EDGINGS, INSERTlNGS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &C., in short, every article
usually kept in Thread Stores All Of above Goods will
be sold at the lowest possible prices.
Remember the No. 2I4 Main Street.
Sl9dwstt NJ W BATCHELDER
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California 7nrosxgh Tickets.


Mail Line Of steamships for Chagres.
p c.~@ hTHRoUGn TICKETS, from NEW
.zal.A--,zF1 Il YORK to SAN FRANCISCO, by way
% y Of CHAeeEs AND PANAMA. The splendid
and popular STEAMSHIPS Crescent City, $3.50 tons
burden, Chas Stoddlrd, Commander, ami Empire City,
1900 tons burden, d. Wilson, Commander will hereafter
leave New York for Chages direct, monthly
ing Panama with the staunch and well known steamships
Sarah Sands 1890 tons hu- den w. G Thompson, Com
lnander, and New Orleans, HOO tons burden ]. w
Wood, Com handler
RATES OF FARE-NEW YORK TO CHAGREs
After Saloon Sl25
Forward Saloons 100
Lower Cabin 80
All the above the table and privileges Of the
Saloons.
Steerage, (fpund with mattresses and board) SOS
PANAMA TO SAN FRANClSCO-DIRECT.
First Cabin $500
Second Cabin $50
Tho Second Cabin has separate table, and the herhs
single, fully furnished with hair mattresses and bedding
and board the -aah Sands rooms great ad-
vantage in point of comfort the unfinished hunks an
open seerage
The subscribers issuing Through Tickets to San
Francisco by the above named steamers The first have
New York by the Empire Cy,' Feb l. 1885, connecting
is necessary remittance of passage will secure
berth until 10th January
J. HOWARD &c SON, "a Broadway.
P. S. Inexperienced Surgeon is attached each steam
er. DIN New York, Dec8.
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EDWARD S. MASON,

EDWARD s. MASON,
TEACHER OF THE
ORGAN, PIANO FORTE & VOCAL MUSIC,
No. Warren Hall, PearI-st.,
Piano Fortes tuned and any other business connected
with the profession will be promptly and faithfully
attended 10, either in or out of the City, on applis
cation at his room.
June 81. d&w6m WORCESTER
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Paving Stone.

CrTy OF WoRcksTER, Dec. Is, 1872.
PROPOSALS will be received by Committee Of the
City Council for furnishing about 800 cubic yards Of
good COBBLE STONE. suitable for paving Of sizes vary
ing from seven to ten inches in length.
The stene to be delivered at Worcester at any
Rail Road Station not more than twelve miles distant from
Worcester, on or before the first day of May next.
Further information may be obtained, by application TO
WIN. A. WHEELER or WIN. DICKINSON, Esq, Cashier of
Central Bank. VIVA. WHEELER,l site
CHARLES WHITE, g
WIN. DICKINSON, : Committee.
f@Fssst#" zsatS q sALVAN ALLEN, AS ssh
Dl7dw3t EDWIN DRAPER,
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Stammering and Suffering Cured.

SGamm6fIng anu CCuJC6IIAS VuI6us
AIR. BARNES will be In Worcester on TUESDAY
wi NEXT, the ilth last for the purpose Of ahording
relief to those aficted with Stammerng No compensa>
ton is required unless satisfaction is given Persons
leaving their names at the aAMERTckN HoTEL," will be
waited upon at their residences. Mr. Barnes stay will be
but few days. dws Dec 2.
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Architecture,

TNE subscribers would inform the citizens of
and its vicinity that they have taken an office at NO.
BRINLEY HALL for the purpose of Drawing Plans of
Buildings in all tho various styles Of Architecture with their
details and specifications where they will be happy
their friends and all others who may favor them with call
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOY & HAPGoOD, Architects,
Dec IL. dw6w NO Briuley Hail
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w. o. REMIS. Artist.

Street. where he would be happy his friends and
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
Mr. B. has atte time that he could devote to instruction
in Landscape Painting Those who DESTROYS of acqur
ing his bold style OF Painting have the opportunity
Nov "a. dWtf
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Will commence the second quarter of her SCHOOL, for
Young Ladies and Misses, MONDAY, December 3rd in
Of Mr. Samuel Cotton. Terms from So to SIS per quarter
cording to studies pursued
Reference may be made to the following gentlemen: Rev.
DR.. smalley, George Bates NJ D., Geo. n. Rice, Esq.
Nov 49, dtD3
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Stone PNU6aeg BLOCKS.

CRY OF WORCESTER, Dec. 10, 1898. 4
1lROPO5ALs will he received by Committee Of tho
CITY Council for furnishing about 1000 square yards Of
GRANITE PAVING STONES, inches thick, 10 inches
wide and from eighteen inches in length the stone
to be sound well split ami squared UP to make joints
on all sides of not than inch the oor two inch
es Mt the bottom, when laid together. !.
The stone to delivered at Worcester or at any Rail
Road Station within reasonable distance from Worcester
the months May and June next aud to be measured and
paid for when LAID.
Further information may be obtained BY application to
WIN. A. WHEELER, or WIN. Dickinson, Esq Cashier Of
Central Bank WIN. A. WHEELER,
CHARLES WHITE,
= WIN. DICKINSON, Committee.
ALvAN ALLEN,
Dl7dw3w EDWIN DRAPER,
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COUWTRY nEALERS
Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes,

Secured against GUnpO1cder and warranted not to re
books or papers by dG8pness
lTtHESE SAFES are made in the most substantial man
ner lined with composition which Is perfect non~
conductor OF heat and cannot be destroyed having
been exposed, frequently to the tests, in
everv instance preserving their uninjured.
Manufactured by JOHN E. WILDER,
No. 90 State Street, BOSTON.
Orders received by WILLIAM CROSS,
April7 distf at Worcester Bank
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! ~ ROsS's XpresS forward all sorts OF
reels and small through disect over the Worcester
!! Road to Newport, Fail RtUer, Bristol and Warren
Nuy22. dwtf
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MISS RRuCE

Has REMOVED her DRAWING SCHOOL to No. 6 Warren
Block, where she be found during the day. excepting
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and the evening
her boarding place, Mr. Dyer's Pleasant St. Pupils can
lent for them. diff Worcester, Nov7
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Roger Williams Foundry and Machine
ShODs for Sale.


State nj Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
4~a DY authority Of he Supreme Court of said STATE
s - IN Chancery, the unde-s gnsd. Receivers OF the
LEE property and effects of the Roger Williams Foundry
and Machine Co. will sell all the right title and interest
which Cornelius s. Tompkins and Samuel Hunt, doing
business the RogerWiliams Foundry and Machine Co..
had on the 2lst OF September last in the above named
property, consisting of
lst. THE MACHINE SHOP,
building three stories high $50 feet long and built of
stone with slate root, and filled with machinery well
arranged for turning all kinds OF work usually done in
machine shop
I'd. THE FOUNDRY,
building 100 eet by 20 built of brick and slated, with
cranes TASKS chls and other apparatus tequir
ed in the foundry business.
Sd. THE CAR HOUSE,
wooden building, 100 feet long.
Also brick counting house, warehouse, barn. sheds,
&C., together with all the nppurlenances thereto belong
ing.
Should the above property not be disposed OF at private
SALE it will be sold at Auction Wednesday the second
day of January neat at O'Clock A. M on the premises
The property with full schedules may be examined at
any time, and of sale any other Information
corning the same, may be had by applying 10
J. j. STIMSON,
and RUFUS WATERMAN,
Receivers of the Roger Williams Foundry
Providence Dec 10. dtJ2 and Machine Co.
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Ponds Free Picture Gallery

A Nd MOnOchrOmatic Academy is NOW OPEN for
IA visitors and pupils in FLAGG BUILDINGS, I'd story
The finest specimens of Monochromatic Painting in the
country, will from time time be exhibited in connection
with other works of art in the beautiful gallery above
toned, daily from TO ~ A. NJ and from TO P. M.
An opportunity is offered to those desiring
ceive instruction in MonochrOmatic Painting style
picture making at easy and rapid of execution and
beautiful when completed None know of their capacity
for drawing till opportunity has afforded them the
testing it, Every who has received instruction,
presses satisfaction and delight the
made in of lessons of fifteen hours The unqua
flied praise this style fdrawing received from almost every
quarter at tho Mechanics Fair conclusive evidence
is only to be known to be appreciated and the
ention ofthe lovers of the fine Mr. Ponds are
furnished with every convenience for giving instruction
this desirable accomplishments
TERMS-l5 Lessons, one hour each, Sc.
Glass exclusively for ladies, from 9to ii A.. M.
Glass for Ladies and Gentlemen, from 2to 5 PM
Evening Glass, from ITO 9P.M
Evening Glass except Wednesday and Friday.
Extra charge for private instruction at the house.
6FMnterals furnished, wholesale and retail.
Worcester, Dec 3. diff
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ID. #. POND,
TEACHER OF TWO STYLES OF
UNCOMFORTABLE PAINTING,
AND AGENT FOR SALE OF
Nj A X Ii l. r 30 RID AND CANVA S S.
Flagg's Buildings, Main Street,
Oct. 81. DIFF WORCESTER,
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WANTED.

A the Com INTENT Factory, N j a Man who under
n stands NAPPIN and FINISHING SATINET. In
quire OF ABRAHAM FIRTH CiappuiIe, Mass or
LIVERMORE, COOPER & co.
Good Intent N. J., Nov 81 Ia
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COItsfOOt Rock

COltsfOOt Rock,
excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bron
N chial Affections, &C. This celebrated Confection
recommended to Orators Singers and all public speakers
possessing the properties which promote expecorao
and Hoaseness and Soreness the Chest aay the
constant and dsagreeable inclination cough and render
the voice snlouth and clear. Sold by
HI. G. BATES, NJ. D, Apothecary,
Worcester, Nov g. de5tw 242 Main st, cor. Pleasant.
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CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, prepared TO
extract Teeth Without pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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TaiLOresses aal --.es.. -.

Sisss, the best and most erns. =. zlS Main Street
ano steady employment si1a 1andS wanted il
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S3O0N

A NAN w., $4,000.
~ ~ me above c sodu en- wan mercantile bu.,
adrs ~n.1 some COOL you'd lie to assocIs
nav :. had through The Pos. one ies N this city