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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-25
New YoRK, Nov. 81, P. M

New YORK, Nov. Il, 4. M.
The Crescent City has half million of
gold in the hands OF passengers and one mil
lion Ole hundred thousand dollars gold as
freight.
The cholera was raging at Port Royal.
The news of the admission Of California
into the Union had been received with gene
ral satisfaction.
The news from the mines is of a mixed de-
scription. Wherever the streams have been
damned "A plentiful supply OF gold has been
the result; but several OF the dams have re-
Gently given way in consequence Of rising
water, and the labor OF months rendered fruit
less. Collaborating quartz begin to be dis
covered, and in the eui will form he great.
resource OF the miners when the surface gold
fails.
News from the overland Immigrants is Of
the most distressing character. Ii is stated
that there are 10000 now behind the desert.
journeying to California, "A large PORTION OF
whom are destitute of provisions.
The cholera has broken out among the en-
granis, and was carrying them of with
dreadful rapidity. The expedlency Of making
II requ,siiion OH the collector oil This port for
AN advance OF SlO0 600 has been suggested.
ii is probable that the citizens will resort to-
this means oil allevraiIng the terrible distress
OF which the accounts reach Us day by day.
The resources Of private benevOlelce are ex-
tended, ami il is but right that the govern
ment Should afford assistance.
A report prevailed lew days before the
sailing Of Il steam-r that the cl olera lad
Inade lis ~ psarance in San Francisco. This,
however, Is positively contradcted by the
ci y papers. The people, in large numbers,
are leaving San iran isco rs fast as they
can, on their return To the United States.
The Crsccmi City brings $50 passengers,
and 81 100000 dollars in gold dust.
The choier, is committing terrible ravages
al Jamaica. One thousand had died in thee
weeks al Kingston and xix hundred ia the i'll
terror.
Eu.~c,cra Oct 1H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-25

GROCERIES.
1CS HALF chests im;eriaI, Gunpowder and
4 81 Young Tyson Tea;
20 do Pouchong, and Oolong black Tea;
40 boxes Pepper and Pinen,o;
IS bbls ground Ginger, and 20 bags Race do;
Cassia, Cloves, Nutmegs, &C.; in store, for the
trade at reduced prices by
noy2l-tf BEMENT e. VIELE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-25

Messrs. JNo. LAW, and others.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-25

BASKETS, Bung starters, Rolling pins, Knif
- cleaners, Potatoe Washers, Butter prints ans
lots OF other things for sale by
mv4 If HORNBROOK & BURTIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-25

To Jso. Law, Esq, and others, Commit
tee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

Both the iuyallds we're convalescsnt, and
Lion wss sitting up. receiving with quiet dig.
nily The carssses Of his friends. when AIDE.
lines mother came running up STARE. and
throwing herself upon her knees before him,
aud clssping him aGeclioua,ely in her arms,
llid her cheeks upon his rcush bead and
sep,.
Hes dirty animal, madam" said The
gentleman, who had not forgotten he, former
sighting remarks; "he'Il make yocr pelsse
10 such stale. Besides, he may be mao"
She cas-, up her eyes with an expression Of
meek reprosch. They acre very fae eyes,
and think he felt for his features soi!snsd
Immediately.
"Oh, pray, pray, give him to me r she
earnestly enlreaiea.
4 "G,se Lion TO you :" he exclaimed, in de.
risjon " W Thy, wha, would you do with him
| will tell you. You'd pet and pamper the
poor beas, ill he vas eaten Up with disease,
and as nervous as a fine lady. No, no 4, gu d
better give Adeline 10 me. Lion and can
take much better care Of her than you eau. y
Perhaps so, su," she replied with the
gentle manner thai had come over her since
the acclden, a. but sni could no, spare he'
she is my onlv child, and | am widow"
81 must 90, muiterrd the gentleman Il
himself; '.whew hes not the immortal " tt
Ter assured Us that one widow is equal Il
twenty five ordinary women lie not safe
morally safe--to be in the same boa, witt
her,"
He walked awny, bu, who can wresll'
against rrel When the boat returned II
London Bridge saw him carry Tag Adrlln'
ashore, and the widow leaning on his arm
They mad lon, conversation all he va,
home And, when he had put them 10 a cab
, they had another cha, through The window
Terminating with promise 10 "cor9e early.
G " hat could all tbs mean He looked al
ter the cab I'LL !, was out Of sight.
u ~ lhiuk she has 90, nd Of her nerves,
!. he observed 10 himself; what a charmn
creature she 10 without them" -EnglIs
{ Paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
Soaking Corn i'm saItpctrc.

have never yc, heard Of corn soaked in
'aI'petre causing an explosion. alsf berg la.
ken into the crop Of Mr.. Cos; but ] do knp~
'ha, this Cfos family do mo, relish corn
soaked IN il. have tired the pl,n OF iesdiog
crows by slfew,ug cora, cot soaked, on the
ground, and they soon called together the
Whole family. even 10 thihy.shtd coua,nss for
regular feast. and soon ate up the whole
gwen them, after tboy pulled up half Geld OF
90 acres besides, as desert, MOI leay,ns even
tho ihnd planting.
have soaked corn in saIipe,te for several
ears |, gives The young plan, a heal by
appearance aud vigorous growth 10 the STAR,
causing !, 10 mature aI,noa, two weeks esfict
than When planted suhoat soakng. b.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

of coal and ashes Of plants nay be employed
as sources of those bodies.
Argillaceous soils may be rendered Pfoduc'
tive BY the application of Silica and Lame
or. what is thorough bu, more expensive
process, The cllyey soil may be slightly cal
eiued. Which viii render i, extremely fertile
The latter, now well kaown. fact is due to a
otinc,ole in chemistry, which assumes that
caloric is oppoted TO cohesive attraction OF 10
another law, which ia, tina, calor'c is an'aso'
nis,;c 10 chemical atFinty. In the former case
the superiority of soil formed Of burned clay
is owing to the loose (uable nature oil ihs ma
ter;ai. which PEI, mils the percolallon OF air
and water, and allows the rootleis oil The plant
to penetrate to considerable depth; IN the
/ latter case the calsisa,lon 'mpar's to the ) H.
cious salts, (of the clay,) tendency to de-
composiion, which action affords the sus'en'
ance suitable 10 plants.
Some varieties Of Clay, however, are deii'
cient in Lime. To soils composed OF such
Cav. Lime mus, be added, most Advantage
ousl, before calculations. Mari (CIay rich
with calcareou. ,nauer) may be employed as
source Of Lime.
The application Of Sulpha'e of Lime (Gyp
sum- as a manufe, is very advanageous 10
Il
certain OF the legumlnous plants which plants
however, by analysis. yield no Sulpha'e o.
Lime. The gypsum is not asslnIa,sd, but
BY q procsss OF double decomposition lorm'
with ulmate of Ammonia, present IN the so''
climate of Lime, and Sliphate of Ammonia.
The latter soluble sal, being absorbed by the
,ooteis Of the plant the Natogeu Of the An
MONA is, therefore, tho iruo nou'ishlng prin
ctple.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
From The Dollar Newspaper.
Fire vs.. C9tcrpiilars.

Some years ago, great numbers OF cater.
pillars made their sppea ,ance in our fruit trees
apples, peache, aod committing
totrbe deptedatops. Many trees were en-.
ure'y stripped Of their leaves, and Of course
We hid but ll,ls ffu,t, ard that scfubby. 10
spite Of our ,dor,s TO subdue them Their num.
b-rs increased annually. Al last took pole
long enough to reach oil the ue'ls, and os be
small eud OF it pu, a coating Of about Xix 10.
ches IN lepglh around ,bi, | sound some tow
or 4 .x abou, hall an inch thick, aud covered
il again with ar, snl 50 on Nth TAR aud TOW
alternately, uoul had bunch about ,sice
The siz, of a COO "a nut with tar on the outside.
This completed, took II 10 tho trees Infested,
oni ssttia. fire. 10 IL with u friction mach, !
hsld i, near the nests, 50 tina, the blaze would
reach them bu, moment was required TO dc.
s,roy beth caterp,ll1rs aod their nests. Such
q tar kno, wh! bI'n ai least an hour. No
harm IS dcue 10 The tree, except shen The
nest is near some buds and even thea i, is in.
considerable. living persisted 10 this plan
we arc nov bil little troubled NTH them
Il is preferable to pulling tho nests down, a.
Not one nest gu, NJ one huudfed oil be re-.
bail;.-W arrsn Co, ". j 1850.
AGRICOLA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
CEzlRLOTTE, n: c.

TENHE above establishment, situated On N,n
H Street, third LOT North Of the Public San.,s
In tho town OF Charlotte, has been constantly ken,
open by the present Proprietor. from the Isl Of
January, 1910 10 the present time. for the accom-.
innSa,ion of the Public, and will continue 10 be-
KEEP, open for The same purpose.
The Establishment has bee n enlarged and i'm.
proved TO a very cor siderable extent within lho
last two years--lhe entire building 10 in coinpl,t,
repair aud is so Instructed that all the room,
have abundant light and can be ventilated a, plea.
sure.
The Stables are not IN ERROR 10 any belonging
to any similar Establisbment in " estcrn Nor b
Carolina; and care will be taken that they shah
always be supplied with abundance Of good grain
and proverdes and attended by faithful and eAp.
renced Holsters.
The Subscriber will use every exer,ion 10 give
satisfaction to all who may psironize his House,
and hesi'ates not 10 lay that. from ten years sx.
perience he will lie able 10 keep up the accommo.
daiion ut the Carolina lnn, in style no, surpass.
ed BY any Public House in the interior county,
aud be takes this opportcnity to return his cot.
dial respects 10 generous Public for pas, iasors
and respectfully solicits y continuance OF Their
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS can, at all times, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots, free Of charge
and furnished with grain at low prices,
1T The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart ri weekly
JENNINGS 3. KERR.
Oct. n. 1919. 5lif
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
DIR. KUHL'S
AbySsinia Mixture.
Fer Cs,srrhs, Infuerzs. costiyeness, Piles, Or.
vel, 6eBor'he, elect, fiacr Albus, OF tle
Whites, Weakness, Distractions, sc.
oet. ts, Ise.


GeLD INT, n. c., AGO l, ls4s
n Kuhl-- Dear Sir.
You viii please forward 10 u a. room ~ cua,
renient, fresh suppis ofths RvsioEcr The Blcet
and The AbyssiUla Mixture, vt have spld gu, "a,
some time The kesioier aad the DcpurAiiss
Pow der, bsye proved 10 be very sficscious "a
faisnesf Of the chest. rheumatism, sore Leg, Iu.
famnsston- OF lie Eyes, Debility, and other chio.
nic diseases. We warranted tbs Asyssinis Mn
iate 10 every patient. and una has asked to tsi
The money fsietned. bat on ths contrary, every
oAe has praised iis great sankt sc powers
We remain you're, respectfully,
A & u. ". iiUNEYCUTT.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
Smoking Potatoes.

A correspondent Of tho CuIuvator writipg
from Green Bay, W scnnsiu, ssys,
Il have beer informed by gen.le Of
my acquaintance, Iha, he stepped his potatoes
from tottug by smoking them, Alter the
potatoes were dag and p,ced IN the cellar
IAN Oh, door cellar he built SNAKE and
continued i. elgh, or ten DAYS, shfn affected
pats dried W, and the resi- Of The potato re.
NAMED sound and good through tho winter.
fhe remedy was discovered by placing fire
IN an unfinished cellar, TO proven, the vegela.
bles freezing -immed a,eiy after which /, was
found that the po'a'oes stopped fotiing. lie
says he has tried the expefmen, for two or
three years past, and has never known It 10
fail Of arresilng the disease immediately"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
G0agAg a..
The spring song of IA glad Heart.

~ CAROLINE MAY
And why should | be grave aad SAD,
and wear a mourniul look,
when nature teacheth Joy 10 me,
From out her flower wrought book :
When che teleih me 10 sing aloud,
And sings herself. to show
How music ought, in swse. spring tins,
From every thing 10 flow.
HaIk. how tue birds are carolling
From the boughs Of every tree;
As if each drop of morning dew
Were foun: Of melody
Hark. how the bees are murnluring
Over the garden bowers,
Bearing upon the gauzs-hke wings
Sweet gifts from all the flowers.
Hank, how the evar-resilsss winds
Are singing all shout.
Now whispering love like tales OF love,
Then baFsling with shout!
H TX how glad sounds float everywhere
i The stainless ether through
And tell ma, when all nature sings,
Why should not sing too
Look on the blossoms OF thoss trees,
How the sunshine smileth bright;
And how each blade of young, green grass,
Seems laughing in the light;
Look. how the newly opened leaves
Culver, and CLEAN, and dance,
IS if thsy were in ecsiaeics,
At the merry springs hrst glance.
L7ok how the swift breeze springs 10 meet
'rae waves upon the bay,
And how they toss their foam on high,
As they wFes,le in their play;
toak hnvv ths white and heecy clouds
sal smiling DER the blue;
And to-! me, when all nature smiles,
why should not smile too
The spir, of the blessed spring
Bids nc look up, and see
How she spreadeth beauty everywhere,
On w.ve, and lawn, and lea.
And SO look obeying quick
Her care dispellng voice;
And as look, dearly love,
And as love, rejoice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
From the Olive Branch.
Mineral .isai,i.rcs.
Prospect HI, Ky

We have considered Of the uilry OF caus.
tic Lime as ii facilitates tho dccompositon Of
Sllicious tocks,-and /, must be eviden, thai
sub.sol Of a strictly calcoreous nature requires
very different manure. Since Calcateous
manures arc most adaptable 10 siIicious soil
Il follows that a Caicafeou, soil ia most benc.
fitted by Siliclous MANURE, an equilibrium
being the desldera,un in both ns,ances.-
Therefore, Clay and S,eious gravel should
be applied 10 Limestone soils, and If lirret
amount 0! The alk1Ires are required than can
be furnished b. The cla!ey matter he cInIet.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
7
A. ID. ". iioNEYCuTT.
CoscosD. y. G.. July %. ls4s.

NuNtVHUf+t. ., july y, IrIN.
d., kubI--Deaf sir:
We have suiu cot silvfyoG shy,Hris Mirars.
II rs, given ssiue saiifae'ien to az Those ' 10
have ussd Il. We hssp Waftanied tie Abysslaa
Mixture ~ all cases on our own accnuni: and sc
can say, u has Ucycr ai'td, We have daily Gala
for more Of ihn Abl fsinta Mixture. and you IN
please send rs az sooa possible such a supply
which ~ answer the gf. Al demand
Very respectfully voufs.
rlIlfER x YOIkE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
Medicine for Horses.

As general rule, any medicine, creep, an
emeiic. il good Tor a horse that is good for
the same complani IN the human syslem. -
Multiply al ordinary dose Cor man by nine
for common horse, or even by twelve for
very large horse.
The above was Obtained upon a la'e visl,
10 Col. Wade Hampton, of South Caro'inO,
and few men IN lhls country are more com.
pecnt to give prescriptions Of the kind Than
that gentleman. He has been long knosn
as one Of the bee. breeders of horses, 10 tho
UoGed S'a;es, as well ~ one Of the first rate
cotton planters al stock breeders in The south.
B.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
Letfsr FEN M,jo' Dlssa MsDessid. Ctsa
Creek ~ 0Ke,

I,oohE CousTs. ~ G.. Dec 25. ls4s.
D. J EAai-- Deaf siss
A I.sdy IN Ills couuty sfll icied ~ilh nerves.
compluin', Pfnlapsus Uiesi. Floor Albus, aud =
slBewha dCrsueed mihd, eanted By obsifuci,ons
was for ahoni twelve months attended by four Of
our eminent physicians. without sny effect, ard
every ore succeessely dcelaf,c her incurabir ,ne
that siic had TO die. she then procured ts Bot
lie. Of your Aby ssinia Mixture from me, whch
cured her cBtreiy. She has aimee married, sid
is IN perfect good health aud happy The Abys-
sin Mixture has likewise proved very t;iicacioa'
in many Other diseases, but particularly IN ieoss
diseases, IA which It should have the pr.ttenes
oil all others
Yours ohcdien,ly.
EUGALD McDuGALD
rrce fort Abyssinia Mixture per bottle %
cents. IL % 81 50 so.
Likevisc on hand and for sale, d.. Kuhrs 70.
stofer, Unyersal Plaster, Gold Mime Balsnm, &c
4 J. IiOLTuN, Agent.
Charlotte. N. G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

Advertisements inserted at One Dollar ~
square, ,is lines or lees, this sized type 'or W
ffst insertion, and 25 cents for each cont'hs
ancc. Court Advertisements and Si.erih : SAN
charged rs per cent. higher; and deduc'1y,
Of 33l per cent will be made from INC fega
prices, for advertisers by the year hdse'" =,
menis inserted monthly or quarterly ~ IN
square for each limo. Semi monthly 70 s''
per square for each time.
ly PostmsseTs are authorized 10 act as GV"'~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EIECU TED at this Off
Defirpy bonds for sale hire.
TERMS.


TWO DOLLARS per snaum in advance wv
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS u psym.,,N
be delayed three months; and THREE po.t
LARS If not paid until the close Of The js-"
ElaNerine ofers 20 Clpbs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-06-05

The following article is extracted from a
late discourse Of Rev. L. P. Rogers, on " The
Obligations and Duties Of the Female sex 10
Christianity"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

ington streets may be cited This unique building
is seven stories high above the side walk, and has
two cellars below the surface of the street The
owner has rented the premises that he will annu-
ally receive the interest upon the cost of the new
building, and upwards of five dollars a square foot
for the land besides. Now five dollars square foot
for land will make round sum per acre. but in this
instance the yearly income for the land is upwards
that amount. To the query naturally suggested
can the tenants live and pay such rents The
swer is that they can live, and if they de- the leases
Of the property will b,ing a4fonus in the market
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

BIiss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy
The Goldfish has furnished women with wide field Of
labor and the tastes of people with delicious article
of food fo many years but is only until recent period
II has been found that the oil extracted from the liver Of
the fish MD be used article of the matefa meIlca
Since its Introduction it has wrought the most wonderful
changes in the features affections of the throat and
lungs The virtues of Cod Liver Oil are acknowledged the
world over and all these virtues found combined IN
Bisss Candy which stands unnvaled remedy for
Conehs &c. Beware OF connterieits,
~ Prepared by b. X BLISS, sole PROPRIETOR Springfield
Price 25 cts package. For sale by ID. SCOTT, JR co.
general agents for Worcester. d6twlt50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
E. F. DIXIE.

IAVING rented his STORE and obliged to vacate the
same on the 18th inst. he will sell balance ofhis
ste by Public Nendue, Monday the 9th inst CON-
ng at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
III sale will be positive, he retires from this branch
OF ira The stock consists of Dye WO0ds, ChenicaLa,
Pants, Manufacturers articles-Paint Brushes &c &c
&c am which are the following, which will be sold at
baigaiEs I'll day Of sale:
Acid White Nit, lead Dry White,
bine Prussia do ground in oil,
do Paris, SIadder,
do Ultramariae, Nuteals
6oraX, Pomice stone,
Belt Leather, Paper cloth,
Bronze, Gold and Crms,~ .Paper press
Lhalh rrh in bbls.
Copperas, don
Cudbear, 5Sheac,
EochheaI, sal ammoniac,
Eusuc, Scales (Fairbanks)
rorus aqua, Tartar Cream,
Factory Brushes, ,Terre de SIENNA
clue, Turkey umber
Green Chrome. tNyhitpp
Gum Tragacanth, }Vermillon
90 Arabic, Nitriol white,
Green Brunswick, Vitriol oil
Green Paris }VirdiGris
I'lass' Meme, yellow chrome,
ivory Biack, do French,
Isinglass, do stone
IIhulgo' Dye Woods.
Lamp Black, ITache,
Lead, sugar Hyperic,
LOgwood Extract, FGstic
Lead ked, Peach,
lIharge Quercitron Bark
Red Tartar, &c.
Together with all the Furniture said store consisting
o. scaes measures Pumps, Tools, Oil cans &c. so and 10
gls each Terms LIBERAL and made known at sale
Dec. dot T. w. BANCROFT, Acut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
l=l--s--s s.-.Hs-slit -
MARRIED..

In Newton Lower Falls Thursday evening" by Rev.
Mr. Barry Mr.. Vaughan Jonos Miss Martha j. Wales.
In Mendon 18th ut Mr.. George Bartlett to Miss Ma
nv d., daughter of Joseph ). Davenport
In Salem Sd inst Mr.. William Richardson of Boston, to
Mrs Elizabeth Cross, formerly of Warsaw, Ky.
In Boston, 5th, Mr. Seth Hall to Miss Matilda Nckerson
both of Brewster, Mass.
In Fitcbug, I'd inst Mr. Isanc Alien, of Turner, Maine
to Miss Mary Spencer of Win ;hendon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
MADAME YOUNG,
THE WONT ERFUL AND
MYSTERIOUS LADY,
RENOLOGIST
OR THE Celebrated

PHI Il NOLOG IST,
SSTHOSE fame has spread throughout he New England
~ States, where she has been travelling n a number
oi years and has met with mfvaed Success would new
to all those Ladies' and Gentlemen, who may be
Gus to learn the FUTURE EVENTS that may distinguish
their lives eates to BUSINESS, MARRIAGE, SICK
NESS, ABSENT FRIENDS WHETHER DEAD OR
ALIVE that she viii any question rea i've to the
PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE. Also, Reveal Mystic
es and Foreel Coming Events with astonishing
cy.
She will also give information regards Disease. The
Afflicted will be greatly benefited by consulting her
MADAME Y. will also give PSYCHOLOGICAL EX-
AMlNATlONS, and furnish her patro with Charts.
Terms, so cents-Charts extra. Madame ung will re-
lan in this place but short time. Those shng
SUIT her will call soon, as her engageme call her else
where.
she has taken rooms at the FRANKLIN HOUSE Wor-
cester Ladies visit her by private entrance
on Thomas street. first door up stairs to the left.
Worcester, Dec. s. 1850. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

Character of useful Inventtons.-tie must
he wonderful who collect together all the sources
of benefit and present them in concentrated shape before
the public This successful issue has resulted from the IN
ventions Of Villa Boyle 2H Washington street Ills
HYPERION Fnid for the hair Hebeaona, for clearing and
sn0othg complexion, and Amole Tor shaving are al
lowed to be the ecacious articles known Popular
taste So,
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott Jr & Co, H. T. Laze,
and NJ b Green. eod3twlt49
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09
Wanted.

GENERAL TENEMENTS wanted. Apply at the Cit,
- Intelligence Ollie, 29S Pame's Block-(lp stairs)
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-09

SEVERAL mo pupils will be re eived in Writing an
~ Bookkeeping, at the Qmnsigamond Writing and Bool
keeping Academy, over 235 ranes Block Mainst.
Dee.3 diff