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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26
ONLEANs FEIALE ACADEMY.

ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
MFRS NJ sG 3 81 fSRScY,o@ 81 S 2S94 r crse
I'VE renCe teacher has been Of many years standing
respectfully announces that she now prepared to assume
OF 9UhG LADIES' either as permanent Boarders and Pupils
Her Course of Education embraces the English and French
Languages, in both their elementary and higher branches
elements of Practical Science viii also be taught # desired
el S5 pcs n Of he Ac2demy hehy pleasant and
to her pupils proficient in all the domestic and social
p F9 US tsrm; and further ParSgl9 spPly at D. nMI
near the junction of Nayades street. $50 I'm
HIVE DOLLARS RkNyARD-sto'en from our door
A. On SATURDAY evening Black patent leather horn Sad
detection Of tbe bis WI" oe pam LOT It's recovery ana 'he
y@ E. J. HART & CO.. 70 TchonpitOulas st.
SITUATION WANTED--By a gentleman twih I'M
take charge Of any Recruitment IN C6mmercia onse
who 2ccmasd and has had ten years experience one
and G5ngiRa 1 desiIons Of making Any
crescent Onee which WI be promptly attended to. sl3
EQR sALE.-sOuth west corner, s. feet on Efato, g.
feet on White street, With substantial ard well finished
,e,o L. ID. HAlLES, under St Charles,
SIS lot near Common ST.
pAPER-Lener, blue and white, American and French;
90 straw, large and small, Hardware, Rag Shoe and
sic =, .'O'' Z. D. j. HART CO. 70 Tohoupfloulas st.
SUGAR 3 P PA NNTIATION FOR ssEALE-sitaated
about lazy acres OF pne-l5O acres cultivated inSf@STS
sary oubgidngs Tor servants. A stock Of mules and work
oxen and n negroes This property will be sold liberal
IS i'm good Rios e. p' m&cKE s98p5 Canal
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANs,
D. A GENEEkkAAIE' &a;$5s3RFFMhfENT OF the Fza
above Goods received by the attest aTriyas, con III
T Rrrsr tS59Egr stenton paid to Plantation muers
" WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS.
aps ssmdaw fK "a 49, \ Gii0;; It,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

A man named John Goodlops has bean arrested
at ST. Louis, on board the DR.. franklin No. 2
charged with the murder of a soldier at Galena, s
short time since.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

lion. Persons raPt,vsd be- asrs hE1tbsy7s,s
no -sE-f's aaa4af S~ifar"ags4 Hfrr WITH ts is ga--
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

In the arctic regions when the thermometer is
below zero, persons can converse more than mile
distant Dr. Jameson asserts that he heard every
word of sermon at the distance OF two miles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

There is little boy out West, whose arm at the
elbow can be encircled by lady's ring. He is
three months old, and weighs one and three fourth
| pounds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26
TntIorfng EstnblIshment.

No. I6I Camp 81 opposite the Florence House,
New Orleans.
THE undersigned has hand and constantly receipt
l. OF large additions of FRSNCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS, CASstMEREs aud NEsTIAGs, of the
finest and latest styles and hest manufacture and well
prepared supply his friends and the public with Fail and
UlgtCr Clgibmg made in the hest of the latest
Pa is and Northern styles and reasonable prices
Also, on hand a fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and his own manufacture, consisting as follows:
Goats of various tyes and COor, at 90 TO $50 90
Pants do. patterns and - 90 10 IL 90
Vests dc. patterns ard - 90 to 8 0O
ALso-A fine Stock of Shirts Cravats, etc. to Terms,
CASH
20 3m II. HAMBURGER, Merchant Tailor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

The Western Military Institute has been orga.
nzed for the fall session, and we understand thai
the school is rapidly filling up with new student.
from all quarters.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

~ I6s 0ry Depot Jar hs Sale Of DALLEYaS ORTGIHA
- yNA.F GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTlOR,Hi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

san FRANCISCO REG UL.4R LINE.
IL FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-The A l. fast sail.
%szA, Ing ship GEORGE STEVENS, Captain John
~--A Cushing, loading for the above port and will
have all possible dispatch This ship superior order COP
pered and well found in every respect For freight or pas
sage apply on board opposite Post 10, Second Municipality
or to Up. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp st.
Je4 or WILLIAM ]. DEWEY. 81 Graver st.
III FOR SAN JUAN, NICARAGUA-Harrison
4EAla 4. WickIam'8 Line-The coppered and copper
49, 1''1-sH- fastened clipper brig MAJOR EAsTLAND,
J0hn u Hunstabe master, will sail with dispatch above
Her hrst cabin all in rooms and the second cabin
arranged expressly for the comfort Of passengers. To
favorable opr0runy, the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed IN the trade and the swtes
'ae out oil THIS port For freight passage information
respecting the route, apply below to
r. NJ. HARRISON & co, IA Grayier St.
au6 o. WICKHAM IS Common ST "
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DR.. christie,s eALXANIc RRAcELErs

Il .
Are found of vast service in cases of conyuons ar m
gpasmodie complaints and general affections of The
head and upper extremes Also, in Palsy and Paralysis
and all diseases caused by deficiency of power or nervous
energy IN the limbs or other organs Of the body.
EF Many hundred Certificates, from all parts of the coun
Try, OF the most extraordinary character can be given If re-
quired. ~ - '' "a ~
sy~ No trouble inconvenience attends the use of n,
GHRlSTlE'S GAl.VANIC ARTICLES, and they NAV
be by the feeble and delicate with perfect ease and
safety In cases the sensation attending their use Is
highly pleasant and agreeable They be sent TO any part
OF the country.
Prices.
IHE GALVASlC ELT........'..'.,'. THREE DOLLARS.
HE SALVANlC BRACELETS. DOLLAR EACH.
The MAGNETIC FLUID ..,,,.....,... ONE DOLLAR.
R The articles accompanied by full and plain diTeo
authorized Agent.
s4~ For sale in NEw ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents,
GUINNESS 81 HILL,
E.--ERs IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, ETC,
3 Iy cod 3dD Ia Camp street.
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C'ENIENT-5O00 barrels Newark and Rosendae, landng
- and in sto1e 1000 bbls. Nelson and Browns do 100
Roman and other brands,
"a UAYMAN 4 HOLDEN SO Mapazine ct
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DE.-ERs IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, ETC
ly eod 3dD Ia Camp street.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1850-06-01

lheF eFrowing Cotton Crop.-The Angus
t. Chronicle of the 10th instant, says: 1--WE
continue to ~eceive most unfavorable rensdnn
from various sections, Of the present pros 3
Of the growing Cotton crop. The season
!ias thus far been very unpropitious, and ma
ny planters with whom we have convers d.
concur in the olinion that the prospect is
quite as unpromfng rs it was last year at
this period, thus Aeatly lessening the chan
ees for an averagA crop-indeed, rendering:
it impossible withdt the concurrence of the
most favorable aDA propitious seasons, both
tor the growth a's maturity of the crop.
In TACT, after the rtst favorable season for
the growth, an ayerae crop cannot,reasoaa,
fa ey sod be ANTICIPATED 5ep ted. mild, open dry
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1850-06-01

of sap OIL one corner. Strings will be
reduced to Board measure and paid for at the rate
of $40 per NJ. To be delivered continuously
along the line of tho Road, two extra pieces for
every hundred feet. If hewed strings are deliver
ed, they must be Of exact size, with square corn-
ers und free from chop marks.
End. Cross ties will bo feet long, and Of two
dimensions in thickness; one-third gain ties, 8
inches thick; two-thirds intermediate ties, 5 inch
es thick the whole to bc hewed OIL two sides TO u
face of inches, and the bark TO be stripped oft,
and must be procured from good sound white oak,
post oak, heart pine, chesnut or cedar.
Pine tics must show inches Of heart upon the
whole length of both faces
Tics will be paid for at the ratio Of 25 cents for
cedar ties, and 20 cents for all other ties; to be
delivered in piles Of 36 to every hundred feet as
near as possible to the Road bed; l2 gain ties and
"a intermediate ties.
hewed upon two sides, to face OF inches, and S
inches thick. Mud-slls will be received of any
good, sound, durable timber but if of pine, they
must show line Of heart upon the whole length
of both faces, to be delivered continuously along
the line Of Road, three extra pieces to every 100 f.
Ss will be paid for by the piece, at the rute of
4O cents. Contracts will be entered into separate
ly for each description of Timber, in amounts in
value not less than $50. Contracts will also be
entered into for the reception of timber, at eonyen-
lent points upon the line of Rail Road in quantities
OF any kind, sufficient for from one half mile to
ten miles !; provided, however, that the continu-
GUS delivery has already been contracted for, or
Tor some reason been dispensed with.
Payments will be mado every sixty days, but
no payment will be made of q less amount than n SO
Proposals will be received until all contracts arc
taken. WIN. SPENCER BROWN. q
ap6-4t Chief Engineer.
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Straycds

1lN From the subscriber, living near Lib
~ erty Hill, in Edgeficld Dist, HORSE
and MULE. The Horse is a bay, or years
old, shod before 10 particular marks recoIlected
lie was formerly owned by Mr.. Jacob Martin, of
Abbevlle. The Mule is u marc mule, very dark
bay, between three and four years old. Any per-
son having taken up said horse and mule, will
confer favor OH me (and moreover, suitably re.
warded) by dropping ME, a few lines directed to
Longmire's, Edgefeld Dis, S. C.
apl3-3t A. 7. TRAYLOR.
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1SStrlY.

lSEN TolIcd before me an Estray, by jos.
1A Fl. Cobb, who lives six miles south west
OF Abbeville village, on the Vienna road, where
the estray can be found-a chcsnut sorrel MARE,
about thirteen and half hands high, six years
old, with star OIL the forehead appraised at the
sum of ten dollars. THOS. THOMSON,
apl3-4m Magistrate.
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Committed

no VHE JAILof sAbbeville, a negro man who
l. says his namo d ALECK, and that he belongs
to sophrona TDlma1, Of Edgefeld District. Said
boy is abont5 t5s years Of ago, S feet 8 or 0 inches
high, and has defect IN his right knss that in
walking presents his leg and foot something side
wise. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, Psy charges and take him away. !,
!. mylS T.STEPHENS, Jailor.
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GO.PaFtnershiP.-The undersigned offer
~ their services to tie citizens of Abbeville and
its vicinity, in the various departments Of their
Profession. Tho services Of both will be rendered
in all cases il necessary, without additional charge
mo. DAVIS, MD.
ap6 w. G. LOMAX, MD.
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..i,ii years,
.nu duys, by the addition OF two
sums only, which both taken from the same
table by George Oates author. OF % Six per cent
Interest Tables, and just publi-hed and can be had
wholesale and retail, ut
GEO. A. OATES e. cos.
Piano, Book-and Music Depot, Broad-st.,
NH l6.H between u. S. and Globe Hotels
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controversy. They
nave cnellsncd WIN abiding confidence the
hope that their Northern brethren would
cease their agggrcssions and do them Justice
lhAa5ents which have transpired here and
toMhich l have advcrtcd, (Webster's speech.
and the laying of Roots resolution on the
table, have added to the delusion. uwarn
them to rise from the lethargy into which
they have been betrayed. l tcllithem now.
IN oil candor, that see no returning sense of
justice in the North. They should appoint
their delegates to the Nashville Convention.
let them assemble there. asMl deliberate upon
the grave issues which kabolition has present
ed-iet them concentrate the sentiment of
the South, and lay such plans as will defeat
the ends of abolitionists. Every Southern
State should be fully represented there by
her ablest Constiuution-loving sons. That.
convention, sir, wilk.meet, although it is pro-
bable that the confident expectation of n
compromise will prevent its being as hume
rously attended as 1t would have been some
months bark, the people believing that the
necessity Of its convening has passed away.
fear, sir, they have been deuded into the
hope OF a compromise, so industriously in
stIlled into their minds for the purpose Of de-
teating the Nashville Convention. That ef.
fort has been partially successful; but tile
convention will nevertheless assemble, and
the South will not readily forget those by
whom they have been deceived. Sir, it has
been fashionable to denounce that conven-
ton, and to disparage the purposes of those
who called it. For one, am not ashamed
OF that~convention-nothing could make me
ashamed OF it, but the failure of the South
or OF those with whom my honor is more
Immediately bound up, to attend it. The
ends OF thai convention were high and holy:
it was called to protect the. Constitution, to
save the Union, by taking such steps as
~ prevent, if possible, the consmnma.,
sses which would probably lead
sf both. Had the pufs
eKho called that
Zen, md moth
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his wie, - Station, and Mary his wife, some OF
the Defendants i'll this case, reside without the lin
its of this State: On motion by Thomson g. F.ir
comps solr.-Ordered, that the said Defendants
do plead, answer, or dcmur to the said Bill of COM
p!aint within three months from the publication OF
this order, the said Bill will be taken pro confess
against them. II. A. JONES, c.EA.p.
Com'rs. Office, 5th March, 1885, 3m
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..".e. ..,,e..l, has I,s.,. ~..,
and right. he will begin to experience re-
lief, ,dightness, freedom from, pain. and 9
ciear1c less Of mind, in delightful contrast with
that fentaI stupor and physical pain caused
by coHs. And how infinitely better is this
nnethai of breaking up colds and freeing the
systeltof disease, than medicines, especially
than olent poisons.
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MelOdeOus.

JUST RECEIVED, by the subscribers, an as.
- sortmeM Of PRINCE &~Co.s Improved Patent
MELODEONS, an instrument well adapted fof
Sacred Musician excellent substitute for the Or
gan, being sufficiently loud for a parlor or small
church. For sale at Factory prices.syith freight
added, by GEO. A. OATESS& CO.,
Broad-st., between United States and Globe Hotels,
directly opposite the State Bank, Augusta.
NH l6 81 tf
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Notice.

Notice. s.
A Ii. persons having demands against the Estate
II of Tandy w. Wilson, deceased, will hand
the in properly aftested by the 10th of June next,
at which time tho Estate will be settled up.
R0B'T. WILSON, Amir.
May le, 1850 At
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Ordinary's office,

- ~ MAY o. IboU
MoT1CE-Executors, Administrators g. Guar
lS dians, who have not made their Annual Re
turns in this office, are requested to do 80, at ar
early date. ~. w. ,sELLECK, DAD.
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How TnlScs LooAs SAN FnAxc1sco.-
One offthe papers Ablished, liz that c;tv
recently gave the folloing graphic outline
Of the amusefnents fond there. 1t saws
there are BOW two thcaks nightly omen Rr
the amuseinentofthc p,4icSconcerts. balls.
dinner parties, andispldl&l military suppers'
Ihe shop windows exib all the elegancies
'ciyilization and art hnydpPduced in ali quar-
ters5 se globe, for Aetomfort and deco
nIsha;ed. A9s, gaily attired,
Sain. .oyAkets, and ddshing
agraee and
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South Carolina,

ABDEvILLE DIST. In the Common Pleas
w WILLIAM RICHEY, who is now jill tho cus-
w tody Of the Sheriff Of Abbeve District, by
virtue Of cupias ad satsfascieadum, ut the suit
of John Williams, having fled his petition with
schedule OH oath Of his whole estate, both real
and PERSONAL for the purpose of obtaining the ben
eft Of the Acts of the General Assembly COM
monty called the I" Insolvent Debtors Acts:
Public NoTIcE is hereby given that the petition
of the said William Richey will be heard and
considered in the Court Of Common Plea, for Alb
beville District, at Abbcvile Court House, on the
third Monday in October next, or oil such other
day thereafter as the court may order during the
Term commencing on the third Monday in Octo-
Der next, at said place. and all the creditors of the
said William Richey hereby summoned per-
sonally or by attorney, to appear then and there,
III the said court, 10 show cause, if any they can,
why the benefit Of the acts aforesaid should not be
granted to the said William Richey, upon his ex-
eeuting the assignment required by tho Acts afore-
said. II p. SPERM. cor
Clerks Office, 80 April, 1850. 3m
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announce him as u canal
next election.
~ The friends of D]
announce him as a cundid1
next election.
~" The friends of
nounce him as q candidate
o lection. ~
20 We are autho
w. CAN'T rs u candida
at the next election.
~ We arc author
p. SPIERIN, ESQ Us u
to the Office of Clerk Of q
election.
~ The friends of
announce him us a cam
Court at the next election
eE We are. authd3
A. FAIR as a candidate
al the next election.
y
w- The friends
respectfully announce @j
aJthe Court at the,9suIs
~ The fsieYb d
DONALD angSunf him
Of The Court d ihfsxt g
w-Ihe fliel Of r
announce him a ca9did
the next electiY
w- The fiends Oh
WELL nrinojce him as
u Tor CollEor at the.
4, H- Tyfriends of
ARDSONfs fsq'r., annoni
for Tar (1ecfor, at tho q
Egfe friends 81
annouugiiih as a candid
Collectg ght tho next slee
E9We are authos1
]. II FMOND as a cad
at Ii sext election. -
A. 2 /
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~ We arc author
p, SPIERIN, Esq Us u
to the Office of Clerk Of q
election. 4
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~ The friends of
announce him us a can
Court at the next !electior1
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-G We are. authg3
"A. FAIR as a candidate
al the next election. Il
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South CarOIiUa. !.

SOtItH VdFOIINH,l = ..
AnBEvfLLE DIs'r. In the Common Pleas.
.Attachment: Tresspass: Dam. g., 900.
nv NJ. B. DORM, v. RICHARD GRIFFIN
" The Plaintiff having filed his Declarations in
the Clerks Office this day, and it appearing that
the Defendant is from and without tho limits Of
this; State, and having neither wife nor attorney
withinthe said District on whom q rule to plead
car, bs sesved-it IS Ordered, that tho Defendant
doPead to the said Declaration within year and
day from the filing Of the same, or final and alb
solnte judgment will be entered against him by
default. ~ THQS p. SPERM, cor.
Clerk . Ga5ice, March lS, 1850. l-y
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~ We are authoj
w. CAN'T rs u candidaI
at the next election. b
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~ The friends of i
nounce him as q candidats
lection.
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announce him as u cana,
next election.
~- The friends OF D|
announce him as a candid
next election.
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Clerk Wanted,
WANTED

A SITUATION, (by experienced Carder,) Overseet
IA in Wo len Card-room. Fine work preferred Good
reference given. Address o., BosToN, Box 1885, O.
May IA DIV w6t@
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New and Original Panorama,
HENRY BOX BROWNS
NkasRsOR OF SLAVERY.

DESIGNED and Painted from the best and most anthem
TIC sources OF information, is open for public Exhi-
bon at the CITY HALL,
This EVENING, at O'Clock, and continue open
until further notice.
Also on "wednesday and Saturday afternoons for the
mediation of Schools.
PART L. The African Slave Trade; The Nnbian Family
in Freedom The Seizure of Slaves Religious Sacrifice
Beautiful Lake and Mountain Scenery of Africa; March
the Coast View of the Cape ofGood Hopes Slave Feucca;
Interior of Slave Ships Chase of SLAYER by an English
Steam Frgate Spanish Shaver Havana; Landing Slaves;
Interior of Slave MART Gorgeous Scenery of the West
dia Islands; View of Charleston S. c.; The Nuban Family
at Auction; Grand Fourth of July Celebration; Separation
after Sale of Slaves Grand Slave Auction; March of Chain
Gang Modes OF Confinement and Punishment; Brand and
Scourge; Interior of the with Tread
mill in full Operation.
PART ii. Sunday among the Slave Population; Monday
Morning with Sugar Plantation and MILL Women at Work;
Cotton Plantation; View of the Lake Of the Dismal Swamp;
Nubians Escaping by Night; Ellen Crafts Escaping; Whip
ping Post and GaOws Richmondva; View of Rchmond
Henry Box Brown Escaping; View of the Natural Bridge
ons at Washington; Washngtons Tomb Mount Vernon;
Paramount Water Works; Henry Box Brown Released at
Philadelphia Distant View of Philadelphia Henry Bib
Escapng Nubn Slaves Retaken Tarrng and Feathering
South Carolina; The Shareholders Dream Burning Alive;
Promise of Freedom; West India Emancipaton Grand
dustria Palace Grand Tabeau FinaeUNIvERsAL EMAN-
CITATION.
pVocal and Instrumental Music will accompany the
exhibition.
Tickets l2l cents. diff May 6.
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Mrs. Sarah r. Parmenter

DETURNS thanks to the Ladies of Worcester for past IA
LII vors and respectfully sos share of their patronage
the present season. she is prepared Repair ard
Press Straw Bonnet and Gcntemen's Hats. DREssMAK4
April H. d2aw9W
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We Bs' CO.YL H.RFeD,

NHE subscribers have for sale at their Yard Ply
i MOUTH STREET. the best varieties of PENN. RED
and WHITE ASH, and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
will be furnished Of the best quality dry and in good order
and at the lowest rates.
The AQUIDNlCK CoAL is mined Portsmouth, r. L.. is a
hard Red Ash Coal will be delivered $3.50 per ton.
For house furnaces cylinder stoves etc., is warranted to
give good satisfaction
g. Foster Co.'s Store at E. ID. WETHERBEE's DRUG
STORE, of Green and Temple Streets will meet with
prompt attention. RICE 81 BARBOUR.
April2 eodstf.
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FiglIred POnliRiS.
actresses,

HAIR, Cane and Palm Leaf Mattresses CLEANED an,
IL RE-STUFFED for ONE DOLLAR at
WHITBECK'S ROOM, opposite Norwich Depot,
May IA diff over Harris Flour Store
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ghmriage, Sign and Ornamental Painting
.&EzN - 'I'IiE subscriber, grateful for past fayors
E3X* 3z181 L would respectfully inform the public
lK3x~4f3A that he still continues the above business
!. w the Old stand, MECHANIC STREET,
Main, where he hopes TO merit an increased connu-
AVA ~ patronage DEXTER RICE.
IA WH1cNn<m. Dec ~. iii dil
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-16
GNNSHINH us,TanN.

nR. STONE practices the examination of the Lungs,
~ the Heart and Chest with the STETIESC0PE, and
other modern devised Instruments order their vital
capacity, critically, that the incpient Diseases OF
me adopted and saved from the progressive process of
berculous alterations and consequent disorganizaton
lie led to believes from his experience and past
IN treating pulmonary complaints, that Consumption taken
in its early stages may be CURED and its pcdsposition
slbdue ~ Persons inclined affections Of this character
will do well TO call on him.
l1 Office and residence No. MAPLE STREET, the
Worcester House Office hours from to O'Clock r NJ
April rs a.4N H5. cod&eowly