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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15

Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY BARRELS Nelsor
- y Brown s and DenmHn's ROseudale Cement landing
s0f sale by ls6l JOHN STROUD n co. las Common al
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NEW ORLEANS q OARROLLToN RALR06D
CARRIAGE MANUFAOTOR5

EY The Cars weavs New Orleans and Carroitou every
houL alter clock on SundayE if the weather il fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Can will leave every is minutes
from the C0ruerof RarOnne and Canal StA. mayI9-Sm
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JOHN sTROUD.,,...JOHN STROUD, JR.,..,.WM eTROUD
- JOHN STROUD & co.
Jas COMMON Street bst,ossH CdrORdeiet and BdrOHHs
u~,pprp ,y.,JrI9lTIA 5 bTERsIN z,y,,r GtSst4SaA
VI ELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS, sfss37sr J,
TOMBS, Toxin SLABS, GRAVE STONES. &FEs8i ~
and MARBLE, in all its different varieties tE45i
THOMASTON LIME CALCINED PLAS- WMlM
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
hlG CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR, N
WHITE SAND ENGLISH, PENSACOLA Is,
and PIrTSBURG FIRE-BRICK. ma
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ING MATERIALS, At Auction Prices.
II McCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street 2 doom
~ above Poydras-Keeps constantly vzzszsTzs=zzN
on hand good assortment Of N EW ~ ~ .as7se,
AND SECONDHAND FURNI. ~ III
TgRE, Curled Hair and Moss MA Sfs-i1iAazsassss
TkASSES, made Of the best materials, which he Is dis
NG Of Furniture and Mattresses, and all kinds
OF JOBBlNG, done al short notice and by the best work
mon. Furniture packed, moved and shipped with care
~ New and SECOND. hand Furniture bought etc etc
I'VE BIN W MNtNITOHEON. ln9 ST Gharles Il
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~ O., GERMAN BRANDY
CnsOmhouse Stores, entitled 10 debenure for an nv
= aux w. u, CUSHING "a f2rRviaTe
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II SOOk IS one OF the eminent physcianE in
polt ant was the attending physician of Joseph
honapaate eX-king OF Spain during all bis residence in
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TO OALIFORNIANs!
SMITH & BROTHER, No. 50 COMMON sTREET
- GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RuBBER GOODS

Manufactured under GoODYEAR's PATENT
~ s. h b. have for sale and constantly receiving
almost article necessary for the comfort and use of the
CALIFORNIAN EMIGRANT. Among their assortment may be
found AIR BEDS, Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Riding
Gaps Sou weser, Cloaks Goats, Pouches Clothing Bags
Travelling Bags Bottles Water Tanks, Blankets and Tar
paulins. 80, Also,
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADDLE
BAGS Saddles and Brides of every description Bits Stir
luDE Spur. Hair Rope. Moss Blankets. etn etc. gus
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4 4 COuEN having hdu ou yeATS eAIeIsACe, olltIa inc
- above iBfdlii1ie remedy for all Diseases
pertaining TO the EYE. Opthalmiai of years M51
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the 49, ~
Eye, Of years, cured in 10 weeks of this NJ
city being blind for months, restored to the sight
Of one eye in weeks gentleman who always used specs
o % years by using only Drop was enabled to read the
newspaper without them by C8ndeght hours after. lu
19mmation Of days cured BIZ Single drop Ii gives
Dnancy to the Eye, and also sreugt CITIZENS the sight
~ 2O5 PHILIPPE Street, near Heva, and 40 ST.
CHdRLES Street. apH ~
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HOMOEPATHIST
AR. ID, GLASS, Gate Of HODkiRSUHs, KeRtWckg,) No,
- 81 BARoNNE STREET, between Union ami PerdlGo
streets.
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CRESCENT OITY HOTEi

CORNER CUSTO.MHOUSE AND 'FRONT.' SITS.
w Hi HI be 9gensd for The reception of BQARDERS
~ WEDNESDAY, January g. 1549 Well fur AEsl7A
hshed kOOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen sssH
IABLK-the best the market will afford -Atn4A
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
em one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
CITY and no pens will be spared to render those who MAJ
stop with him, comfortable.
taltht1l and attentive Servants.
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nR H. A. FOURNlQUET-Ohio on ST. May
~ STREET. between Camp and Magazine, opposite the
Magazine strest Market. at n. GOtdHa7'S Drug Store,
LAFAYETTE. W3G
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~ store, for sale by
= ~ ]. HART 90. Is Tohouptoulas st.
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DR. MACGIBBON has removed to 50 PHILIPPE
~ STREET, between GrayieT and Common. jy5 6m
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@ doqDle TO Introduce DR. Davss Syrup Of Wild Chevy
mn mere, and have sold all received from you. DR.
~, &ook mas used 1t in his practice he thinks highly
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dROber CbrePapitauOn Of The Heart and Consumption
Of the Lungs relieved by Dr.. Davis's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Gerry and Tar: PHILApELPHIA, April 9, 1896.
For four or i've weeks Of last winter troubled with
cough attended with great gnness and pam the
breast and frequent violent papitaon Of the heart Toe
cough was SO harassng prevent me from sleeping
great deal OF the night and weakened that degree
that was Obliged frequently duHng the day TO leave
wo X 10 rest myself. My physician pronounced my lung
affected ana began TO entertain serious appTehensOns that
would not vet well again. At this time, Dr. Davss Syrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar recommended 10 me- In two
or Three days use Of it, the oppression and pain the breast
greatly relieved and by the time had taken four bot
the cough entirely cured and my general health and
strength restored. The papitatun of the heart with which
had been severely troubled for ten years, almost gone
feel little Of it occasionally with over eXeFton. The relief
of the papaton has been great th6 confident one
two bottles Of the mfdCine would have entirely
moved it. HENRY NICKERsOR, 100 John street
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1898 From xenia at p m Saturday
BY Byron
To Fairfield by p m, IL miles
And back betwecs p and 10 p m same dav
1924. From ST. Joseph at 6 a m Wednesday
BY William Centre and Brunersburg
To Defiance, by p m, ~ miles
And back between and p m next dsv
Proposals end Brunersburg will be considered
NOTES
Each proposal should be accompanied by a guarantee
signed by responsible persons the following
manner, viz
"The undersigned guaranty that
if his bid for carrying the mail from BE-
accepted by the Postmaster General shall into an oh
legation prior first day Of July aers, with good and
sufficient suretes, perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
MASTER other equivalent testimony that the guaranlos
are men of properly and able make good their guarantee
The proposal should he sent to the department sealed
endorsed " Proposals for route No. in !"
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
and the terms and conditions which the contract
be made the annual advertisement in another column
C. JOHNSON
Dec. 10. l848 Postmaster General
Dec 3I--laW l2ws
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GENCY FOR CT A n 1.-Mcssrs. ELDREDGE,
"A PLATr and STEWART, late of Wall, OF VIII
liam street. New York, have extended branch Of fheir
office to Washington for transact ton Of public business
1t will be under the charge Of their
bcr-Charles H. Stewart, legal gentleman Of over thirty
years experiences in his prcessio and eleven in The adj
vocacy OF public claims As guaranty the confidence
OF the public Mr. Stewart has been favored with the tel
mona,s OF officers OF the general government and other
public gentemen before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing his cases. his geat Diligence know"
edge OF business tact OF advocacy and uniform success
would not be becoming here alnde further to those
but Eldredgc, Part and Stewart solicit persons who re-
quire the transaction of public business peruse their cur
higher passports confidence cannot be prcseutsd nor
better guaranty for be reasonably demanded
Without eniering into detail EIdredge, Plat. and Stew
will attend public business OF every nature in Wash
ngton, and. through thei, office in New York TO business
arranged For they pledge their established char
acfe with the habits OF life maared in business and adj
vocacy assuring who may them that what their
show done for others they will do for them,
and that they always be found their post this city
as we'll during the the sittings OF Congress
ELDREDGE. PLATT, Il STEWART.
Office in Washington the house of John ison, it,,
ESQ northwest of and l2h streets New York,
~ William street, first floor.
Ou-Cimula~ of E. p. q 8. can be had application at
either office. ~
Dec. 6-d3ms
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- uons Esprit Politique, Resources Mitsires, Agri
coles, Comnerciales ct lndusrclss dos Ens Unis par
Gulaume Tell Pousn Volumes Paris lSi8 third sdi-
on, revised and much snlazgsd Just received sr sale
by FRANCK TAYLOR,
Feb 10
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Instructions.

minutes allowed opening and closing the mails a.
particular time specihed but railroad ana
delay than necessary 10
deliver and receive the bags A..
The mail conveyed preference to passenger and to
exclusion, IL it, weight and bulk require It
blanks mail bags and the special agents oil th
their crsdens to be conveyed
further CHARGE mail lines admitting Of such convey
agents conveyed without charge the primer
railroad lines where the size OF the mails and
the their employees by the De
pamsnt and in that separate apartment for the sos
the mail he provided by tbs contractor
der the direction Of the department.
all there TO bs forfeiture Of the pay o. the p
chan thh rp least fourth part OF
running srvs far behind time to lose the
oopnexlon q depending mail and forfeiture Of due pro-
portion Of when grade Of service rendered inferior to that in
ne contract be increased into penalties
higher according the frequency failure
and The importance Of ths mail
finss viii be imposed the delinquency be satactor
y explained Time for failing 10 take from deliver It,
Injured os destroyed f conveying in place nsnnsr
tKs sxpossi y dspssAsen. lss INJURY TT refusing as
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the LIST day Of July, ls49. TO the 3Oth Of june
1889. inclusive, in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND, and OHIO will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department. in the city Of Wash
ington until of the 4h April l049, Ito be decided by
the gath of April l849) the and in the
and time herein specified viz:
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Dec. 10, l848.
Dec. 3I--lawl2w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17
Messengers Notice.

NACSSUITsVT's INUIICVa
forester IS. April Is, 1e49.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
i for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of BENJAMIN L. BATCH
ELLER of Sutton, in said County, trader, and formerly
copartner in the firm oil b. L. Batcheller Co., an i'm
solvent debtor, and the payment of any debts or the
delivery OF any property belonging the SAID debtor
TO him. or for his use and the transfer any property
by him are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said debtor
will be held the office of said Commissioner in Wor-
cester in said County, on the eighth day Of May neEf
at ten O'Clock i'll the forenoon for the proof Of
the choice of an assignee assignees of his estate
Ala JOHN w. WHIPPLE, D. s Messenger.
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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,
Magnefic BATTERIES. NC.

THE subscriber has taken ROOMS in Botuen's BLOCK
No. 2O3 Main Street, Rorcester,-where he now has,
and VIII constantly keep for sae agent, large assort
of Mead's Vibrating Magnetic eres,-Abdomi-
nal Supporters Crusses-Shouder Braces, and various
other mechanical promotve of human
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic battery, in
connection either with, without these ,rcles has re-
lieVed cured many persons, in different parts of The
STATE affected with ruptures spinal curvature rheuma
tsm and great variety of nervous disorders and ne will
continue do So either his Rooms, the residence
ofaDy lady gentleman, who may favor him with a
request any of the above instruments, or toE his
wees ia the application of the GaIvanc Battery.
April IL. diff JOHN C.. KNAPP.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, April Is, ls49.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency,
i for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF LUTHER F. KINGS
BURY of Sutton, in said County, trader and late
ner in the firm OF B. H. Batche'er d Co. insoivent
debtorand the pay oany debts the delivery any
property belonging to said insovent debtor him,
his and the transfer of any properly by him.
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
he held al the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, on the eighth day Of May merit, at
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts and
the choice OF an assignee assignees of his Estate
Al4dw J. w. WHIPPLE, d. e., Messenger
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10 sCHOOL. TEACUERS.

TINE Committee for the examination of Teachers for
the outer districts of the City of Worcester, Will be
in session at the Common Council Room in the City Hall,
on Wednesday, the 25th Of April, at O'Clock P. M for
the purpose Of examining Female Applicants and cons
tracing with them for the Summer sen IN those ds'
trcts WARREN LhZhLL,
April H. d9tw2tis Secy sch. Com.
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J. HOOKER, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and Of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself and soicis patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He viii nlrus the dispensing Medicine the
inexperienced individuals, but will far praccsbe attend
10 HIMSELF thus avoiding greatT risk Patient and Physician.
Jad |, df
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 49, la49
To all persons interested in the Estate of CHARLES
SAWlN, late of Westminster, deceased, Greeting
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate 10 lie
II holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of NAV
next, to show why the Instrument which puI-
ports be the last Will and Testament
should not be approved
dAI4 CHAS. G. PRENTISS. Peg
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

tyorcester ss April l6, 1649.
ny virtue of an Execution which issued upon juds
ID ment in favor of the Manufacturers Mutual Fire lnsurs
ance COMPANY corporation established by law in Wor-
cester in said County recovered against CALVIN SliEP
ARD Of Ashland in the County Middlesex, and slLAS
GODDARD of milbury in said County of Worcester, late
conartners under the firm Shepard Goddard. paper
lnanutacurers the Court of Common Pleas begun and
holden at Worcester for and within our County OF Wor-
taken all the right which the said Shepard Goddard had
on The first day January A. 1886 the time when the
lien thereon commenced 10 redeem Inc
following described and personal estate, situate IN
Millbury, in said County, to wit: certain Paper MIL
machinery which were therein the said first day of
January d. 1876, and now remaining and on Wednes-
dav thu thrieth day Of y next at the American Ie-
nerance House in Worcester in said County, at two
O'clock in The afternoon, shall Offer for sale by pnblic
auction 10 the highest bidder said right Of redemption
I7n3w j. DAY, -. Sheriff
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STEPHEN TRACY, M, ID.

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi
iants of WORCESTER. DR.. T., having enjoyed superior ad
yaDtage and had ample experience in the East Indies and In
West, well in New England feels fully warranted in Civ
ing the that all caenlrusled his requiring
either Medical SURGICAL attendance shall be treated
the careful and skilfull manner
Office Cat presently 60 Main-st.
Dcc27. DIFF
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DR.. 0, Il. BLOOD.

egsSss DIX, 0, A BLUUD,
UYTfyA Proposes to the Practice of Bedi
11LI cine, so far relates to the treatment
the Diseases Of CAdren which arise from dcul denliton
1t is fact, HAT Of the irregularities, aud consequently
many the defects Of the second of teeth caused by
Encouragement during the eruption and before the ap.
appearance OF the first teeth.
The practice Of Dentistry for several years. has made NE
principles and process fdenlition also the limitations
ultng from familiar and therefore appropriate DEPART
ment Of practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street,aCr at House.
The subscribers have formed conAexion in the business Of
DENTISTRY, which will be continued the Old Stand 1870
Main Street. o. H. BLOOD, NJ. D.
Sept22-tf c. ID. COOK, NJ. D.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

WOOLEN CARDS FOR SALE,
ONE First Breaker. AZ inch Cynder,-1 Condenser, Sc
" inch CYLINDER One end Breaker, AZ inch cylinder,
recenty used for Crrdng Cotton and is well adapted for
Rating Manuft'g The above Cards very we'll clothed
Also i Narrow Shear in good running order Apply to
Mllburv April IL. dw4w* MICHAEL COOGAN.
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CLERK WANTED

TIME subscriber wishes Young Man to tend in Sho
i Store. Good recommendations will be requiredo on
from the country preferred. w. w. AYRES,
ApriI H. DIFF 255 Main ST.
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CHL.OROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared Il
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the Of this recently
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

Eg " B. PALMER is agent for this paper
ia Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS

la West BoylstOn. Mass.
TINE Spring Term of this School will commence the
4 second Wednesday of AprtL neat. Instruction will
be gwen in all the branches of thorough English and
Classical Education. The annual charge board tut
ton washing, fuel and lights, will be $780, S66 per
term OF twenty weeks.
For further particulars, reference may be had the
following Gentlemen:
Rev. Joseph w. Cross Vest Boyisfon Rev. Leo0ard
Tracy, WinchendOn Rev. Gardner Is. Perry. Bradford
Rev. Elan smaIley, Worcester Rev. Hervy Fits, Ash
land Benjamin c. Harris, Esq Phtnir, RI; George W.
Crockett Holmes Ammidown, and John G. Potter, Esqs
Boston; Merrck Lyon, Esq, Providence, R John W.
P. Jerks, Esq, Middleboro; Samson Amy, Esq Plains
feLd, Conn. SYLVANUS MORSE,
West Bog lston March 30, l849. d5w Principal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-17

70 ROSs's XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, FaA Riuer Bristol and Warren.
Juy22. dwtf
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For Sale or to Let,

FOR SALE.
1.-TWO good Steam Boilers "a feet long by go inches
L Diameter, and one IA IT, long AZ inches Diameter,
ans in good condition. CIV BRADLEY KlCE.
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TO BE LET,
"a TENEMENT No IS Main street containing ten
SrIA Rooms Ii will be let together to a family or
Ra the Rooms will be let separately for Offices In
qnire of FARLEY GODDARD
March 26. DIFF SO Thomas St
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-09

EFFECTS OF CHEAP POSTAGE. The Hon. job
NJ Niles. in recent speech the United States sena
stated The following facts substantially accurate
namely, Number OF taxable letters passing in the mai
under the high rates. before the reduction in 1885, 25
100000, in population Of more than l8 900 Co., Un
der the reduced rates. the number in 1847 arose TO So
100000; and in 1913 to 5000 0OO The increase III
first year. 1916, was about sixty per cent and for ii
three years, nearly $50 per cent BY now reducin
single letter postage to three cents prepaid he estimate
that there would be further increase the first year
the ranking pririlege is abolished of Is per cent
This would raise the number of taxable letters to lO
oooUoo' producing at three cents SO O49 600 estma
ca avaIls from other sources, 81 636 600 total 684
ooo. Showing that the income under this system ou
nearly cover all expenses the first year. and would 500
be abundanty sufficient, and probably greater than III
Ger any higher rates of postage.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-09

BLEEDING GEN. TAYLOR. The Boston
Chronotype has the following in respect to the
treatment of Gen. Taylor by his physician:
"But we are sorry and almost indignant. TO see
shat the doctors have got hold OF General TAYLOR
and cupped him. They cupped Harrison and
finished him in month. Are these doctors com
mssioned by heaven to take blood for blood II
not, let them put up their lances their leeches,
and cacrihcations. They never did an earthly
good, and never will do any, at any rate none
which could not be far more safely and cheaply
done by an application of cold water, and in nine
cases out OF ten they are no better than murder
ers. The very highest medical authorities in the
world may now be quoted against bleeding II
the Washington doctors are going to make
Mexican OF him, and serve him as he did the
ragged, furnishing troops OF Santa Anna, we shall
take his part We tell these mercilrss Sangra-
does, that their manifest destiny to kill Wing
Presidents, will not be quietly submitted to-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-09

HoVRYS MAGAZINE OF HORTICULTURE This
periodical for March is received, and we find that con
tlnues to do good service IN the cause Of Pomoogy-
Robert Manning has remarks on fifteen varieties of
Fairly Plans, fruted in the Pathological Garden. The
Editor gives an article new and superior fruits
worthy OF general cutivation notice of a valuable
new seeding Plum and continuation of his Notes of
visit to several gardens &C., in Western New York.
ANOTHER CENTENARIAN GONE. We learn from
the Boston Journal that Mr. John Adams of Hartford
Susquehannah county, PENN died on the 9Th of Feb
ruarJ, IN his l05h year He was born at Worcester
Mass according to the city records January 2st I745
o. He removed previous tC the Revolution, TO ASKS
burnham, then wilderness, and became one OF the
founders of that town. About ten years since he left
Ashbunham, and went TO reside with his son James in
Pennsylvania.
Ar Adams retained his physical and mental faculties
in a remarkable manner. He usually walked wlthou,
staff, and often went 10 a considerable distance from
home His sight good. Since he became cen,
tenarian, he has continued make his owl shoes and
on his 05h birth day made his accustomed pair for HIM
self
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-09
" The Palladium says of the President
Inaugural

u The Palladium says of the President
Inaugural:
"Ihe Irish recruit was unable to say what hi
height was. He was either five feet and ten.
ten feet and five Gen. Taylor is Just about
uncertain in regard TO his administration of tn
government. His Inaugural contains some yer,
good truths, very well strung together but thu,
leave the world in doubt as before, as to the poll
cy on which he will administer the government
AS for the Wilmot Proviso, the General does nc
mean to 'burn his fingers with it at present"