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straight and erect at any period almost Of his e lie
did not die Of old age but OF cholera mOrbus.
Welearn, says the Rutherford ,Tenn) Telegraph
that negro boy belonging to Mr. X. JONES' Of this county
was ked by ms muster Friday night, 18th nit The
gro ad been TO town witness the han gng and being
ger me influence OF liquor when he returned home attacked
his master, who drew knife aud cut bis throat We sup
pose that no hing will be done with Mr. as was entirely
IN self defence.
We learn from Berlin, says the New York Tri-
bune, that Gutzl8 the Chinese Missionary he has
discovered IN interior OF China, tribe who speak
exactly the same language The MaEVa of Hungary The
Tribe Is entirely ignorant of Christianity Two Hungarian
gentlemen named Hrady. going out China with the
Missionary his RETURN for the purpose Of visiting these
Chinese MagyaTs
On the morning Of the 9th ult., the large ware
h0ue 81 South William and 80 Stone street, New
York. occupied by Durkee Co. cotton and storage
store, took fire from unknown The entire nte
IOr of the and part Of the adjoining No 81 South vii
liam and 81 Stone street. cunDied by Floyd BayaT
destroyed. The amount Of damage has been
pOted, but must be considerable and covered by nsu
The ship Kate Hunter, which arrived at New
York the 9Th ultmo from Tampa Bay brought the fol
lowing passengers: 5 G leCamp, surgeon, u s y G.
Rdgey, breyet major. Fourth Artillery, comm snding bat
TALON: g w Getty, breyet captain Fourth Artillery 9 w
Rains brevet captain Brown, fst ientenanti NJ
Howard. first lieutenant J Moore, COHd lieutenant Sc
Cqnd Artillery: and lady and five companies of Fourth Ar
ulery, e. F, II, $, and NJ, numbering 225
The Cncinnai Times says that IN looking over
file of the Western Spy and Hamilton Gazette published
in Cincinnati 1902 they found letter copied from Phil
Bdepha paper, in which it stated that Gen. Lee, OF the
American Army had privately declared himself the author
comparing manuscript letters by Gen. Lee with hOs
Junus of opinion that the similarity Of style uii
Ient establish the Generals claim 10 the long disputed
authorship.
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D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
III public that he ia prepared to Visiting Wedding
and Mercantile Cards. N0tara and other Seals Steamboat
and Forwarding Samps Jewery Slverware, Door Plates,
and thing appeIanng to Engraving with the utmost
Plate Printing, Visiting and Business Cards, Bill Heads Bills
of Exchange etc, will be executed with dispatch
uanlike manner. nl2 2i2w3p3w
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EU Application will be made to the "COHmcrciat
Bank u Certificate No. liyg
dated May -, 1889 Tor Ten Shares Stock the Vi N. C.
HALL the original certificate having been lost
NeSOreHnE, October 81, 1850. ng Iaw6ts
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EE- Rc-sugugement the ACROBAT FAMILY, for THREE
NIGHTS MORE.
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY unI FRIDAY, December / S
w and 6 addition which, splendid per
finance and brilliant HursemHs viii be presented
entire change Of Programme ga night.
tGT Dress Cue q, 50 cents: Pit, IS "a
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Francis EtgbI'e y 60,
No. % Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing Establish ment,
Have the pleasure Of frTurng friends that they IN
receipt Of choice FALL and WINTER GOODS
OF the test Materials the Iasst style ard vy
moderate prices. The stock c7mrryss IN part
Snrer Black snI Blue French Goth DRESS COATS.
Brown Ofvr Cira-n Frcn:6 Cloth Froes Goats.
Br1~n Owe, Green, french Cl0'h Waking Cpsts
Br~n, OItyr Ffrreh Cloth Business Goats.
Boz Blue AM UIgs French Ciptn
a'rts Frfr-H tsrzrusre Sac Goats.
Back, Hrm-f rul D1HIa Cloth "a LETDTS.
Bach, R,osu sr.H plnlia Cloth sURTOuTs.
B1rE CO.. CluFks
Em.nr.or.. f. ~ Fancy Csshnere VESTS.
f.''6''.r . - Fancy SIX Faa'.
Eu1or vs.,,.
- Rich %. ...s D.. ~ FIGURED Six vsr.
R'rA Ea cd vsEs
" anu @al Narcotics Vests.
RuF Eiir. elf .s'H
g.1c' e,l Blue u KIN Cashmere PANTS.
Colonel ''r! F1ucr Isssiulrrs p .r-s.
sTE.llh .ul OK ri AtIsI CtEEtru-re Points
NoT spun SILK INpERsHlRTs ruI DRAWERS.
Nhfs Cashmere anl NIafino fnlersltr-F an.i DIawer
hih,eI L.m"s "o1i Un,l.rshirts and Drawers.
linen .ra Cotton Shirts.
sIIE. Aernu and Cotton HALF
Cashmere ROBES DE CHANBRE
Rich Figured Silk lrl Satin Csravalg
kish WHue Figured silk lr.l sailn Crsyat,
Rich coisrel Figured Six snd satin Crtvsts
Rich rainTri Snk and Satin ssars.
White and c"iotcd LINEN Camirtc HpKFs
Nbua lni e@.ursd Si.E HIkfz
Wbne and e"lorft tnglrsh Silk susrsndea
WIIe tuf Cpioftl Wellington sp4nl,i.r,
BLACK, ca'urari White fluskiu (!iavss
Bls.k, -unTrl AMI Silk Gloves
Biact and cOl9rri Silk Umtrelas
- f't5s 80, is' Q" INA 'Et'lSi TRUNKS, Of
ptri't ihhlhlIfItH'e- lW Dip, " 10,
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The first Annual Meeting OF the ufOve Society will he
the 10th inst at O'Clock p. Nj at tbs M'Grhe
Church, Of Poyiras and Curon The friends OF
the Billie carsc, we'll the members Society," are invited
to Intend dG r. Nj. OHANNE, Sccrctlry
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Second Week, and Ereru EUcniRg during lie Week.
COMMERClAL ENGnANGE lAIL..

corner of ST. Charles auA Petliio NE57s,
FI'RIUhPHANT SUCCESS Of MURPHY, WEST Il XII e{s
L PEEL'S Original Campbell nstrsIs. M R,
to Crowded Huu'Cs Nightly For u particulars, A1S
Programme. To- No PuAtponctnrnt. "a
ES Daors at kaipast upck, r Nj. performance
half past . JAMES NORRIS, Manager.
q Mn on lnl-H narlln unSa Ii.
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HRts......nnd 900. Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods
BY T.. IL. y ETIIPAIN.

HATS .-.nhd..,,. Catalogue SnIe OF Dry Goods
BY +. IL. PETITPAIN.
NIbNDAi, Decm5er9 At 10 ocpckWi lie sold At his
VI room, No. 3 Canal
10 cases Mems Silk and Beaver HATS;
and
l2 packages and lots Of Scasoa DRY GOODS, such black
AMI MuhT Lustre Eout plaid Silks Serge chang able
lgak silks Paponss plain and figured AFgcas French Bed
blankets aud 10 points French Cot onade Frns
Linen Table Sets sh Linens, SIX Cruvats, patl Mn-ns, point
NlRckaw Blankets plain aud twied aud white
nrts, black and brown Cus, Ladies' white,
ou Jose badr 0dkerchisa. Wuoen Shawl biue ard
Prints, cached Cutus, Ticks. Jeans
Collars, L. Hardkerche Cotton MO'quio Nettinps
Terms sale
Catalogue will be ready goods may examined early
the day % 81
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NOTICES.

eJ" HistriOnic Balls -POSTPONEMENT.- The
First Bal Of the above unavodfby Fostpored
THURSDAY the I2h tus', when it will Jcey take ra
By order Of the Committee d. SORIA, Secretary.
Gsy" Orphan Boys Fair.-The Ladies will ho'd at the
81 Louis Ball Room tor few days commencing MONDAY
9Th for the Benefit Of the MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
the Fair which has been contemplation many ra.t
This Asylum, the only in the city of New Oeans that
Boys is constantly crowded with Children many Of
very tender
city like this Asylms leing Indispensable tho Ladies respect
fully solicit literal community cooperate with their
,d,rs t., relieve the institution question. d3
TT South W estern Bible Society Of Newt rleans
The first Annual Meeting OF the uose Society will held
TUESDAY, the 10th inst O'Clock, P Nj, tn. M'Grhe
Church, of PoyIra and Curon lelel
to attend d6 r. NJ. OHANNE, SccrctlTy
AZ NOtiCe.-The unders gned has resumed business on
his ~ account AID Will aid in the liquidation OF the affairs Of the
lac house Of lFERlch CO., d'solyd by the decrease Mr..
EDWARD J. WALSH. u3O W Il. LEYERICH,
~" Persons having any Claims against the Estate
of JOSEPH FOWLER, Jr, will rlansa present. them
dc In WLHELMuS BoiARr, Curator, e6 ST. Charles st.
~" Succession OF John McDOnOgh.-AIl persons
desiring property belonging to the succession of JOHN
to be left the office o Executors corner Royal aud
cusomhouse streets, in the building occupied t Union
{. / RoEfFs.,l I,,. r.-..
4 Nf + 55 1&ss5 E E;;'5%;"'''
N'"'i'''"'' NV D. '''o'
-
- ~ ~ |Pt' ""o"t VI nic N"''rshS Oh
LOUISIANA. Ihe Lectures IN tins Department will com.
mence on the first MONDAY OF December
consequence resignation Of the Hon Henry A. RuOr
uhD has hoe prrI a Lyarr..rr,ty. il, q rc lie MA, iii 49,
,,.,i 49, " 's'''' "'' l"'' VIII ~
'"ar''' " ,,,.,,,, ~ ,, w
Professor CHRISTIAN h"StLiU0 whose lectures viii embrace
the History and General Principles Of the Roman Civil Law,
Juri.I rulence and Land Tides OF Louisiana.
Those Of Professor McHALEB will embrace Admiralty Mari.
of tn, United states
pin. nj p,,r...,r u A. nLtl Iur,yr, l l..., .,
'' '''i''' ~ ~ WI '''''''' ''''h'I''''
Law NFInhal Law, ana the Law OF E'ldrnce'
Thuse Professor MONROE wll embrace Common Law Con.
sttn,raI Law, and E,,,,y i,rsrr,isu,. aud pro,,i
D'I ' ' 7i''' y'f'7 ANU 'iuIu'e'
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@ $S5g g IN i75]
FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.

SUND55RSIlEE:sSm,,.,
70 packages New Buckwbeat;
100 66o boxes i1 d!, ext, G9F 10 SP! s6ao
p packages Black and Green Teas;
E Es f. Ioiss s6% i Rfs3aS Pfq9ss Grapes
IIsiagiass Paper S6elod Aimolds i'''''''
Gitron; Cuuants Wines
F SG9 dn 1sf m Sa5 M Bts T T53sHS"
Picked Salmon and l+obsters;
Porter Pale and Scotch Ale; Pickles;
- Sauces; ketchuPs, English and American.
4 the above articles are landing or Just received in
store IS 49, S3d Of superior Wga2TR E9 as
SPLENDID LONDON LAYER FRUIT-25
- cases. dozen each ID boxes of the finest u.catel
bunch Raisins imported into this Market Just landed
S d55 Ss New "0'o iS 51 RA9& NJ M " Camp st.
SUNDRlES-Landng and in store
~ RICE RICE casks new Carolina;
COD FfshHa0 SoIe eG and 8 d fil9fd
i tEtPPERR-l I5( bags bags D.
GAYESNNG PEPPER boxes, in bulk and in yias;
f55b oa N efS 49, II oO kits and hf kits
GRANBERRIES-i0 pkgs in .bbls, hf bbIs aud qrs;
S,IhP-75O boxes New York and Bcson
GROUND PEPPERNSo boxes
LAMP WICK-5O bales;
T FIiAT R, G2fk ,2;I 4, n kinds,
$PERM AND sTAR CANDIES 500 boxes;
G E8RR lW ! I,SE55 i, SSsk' Durand;
CASnY.nl.0 Lo Vg " \ H ea' md ,ss,,,eJ.
RttffGKWHEAT2IU0 1ac .I4,. ss''''e"'
F2 rs II" ss * " 81 s s5Q 3 Common mon street,
Agents for the Hazard Powder Company.
EIGS! FIGS 10 hogsheads, containing each
sale o drums IN Figs .pB5aA G fT G Cd rfE5 sR.s for
IL quarter bore for sne %v u IL !" WHOLE "a ana
A hMCN DS'-H@it smell, IN trails, Tor sale by
HAVANA sWEETMEATs - A ',a.,,p :,
n n, pa 80 - a., ~ y. "a o. ASsolieI III
S asIs a,H eafre's nr SAFE by
-Hh-Pu n. NlIhol.S Y W., 20 and ~ Camp st.
- bushel IA the bao snns,ior nr,iJs in or h. i
s2.DS 70 1S oes s''si 5S s:
CHARLES SEDUCTION,
No. 81 Camp street
HEAS-Of various kinds and qualities;
L Coffee " =;
M19es and i. .. -;
London Porter s"$ Scotch Ale :;
ain s uaS Cdn 3@T ' and Tss:
Moossei D snI EIU@r az a"a h Ie
Hams, 3 a and Ne,,pIaila Tongues and Dried Beef
Constantly on hand BY , qona thu s receiving and for sale on
the most reasonable terms. NJ lmisd&W
FRESH TEAs-The subscriber has just re-
$$S ed E$sS s% .; IL &
fine At moderate prices. lGai4lsa
E Extra FINE ne 81 GTSSPPEWhEERR IN ZIP p G c
Extra ine IMPERl Al, u! halt chests sand and ID boxes;
Extra Lne " sun, y hat chests ana ib boxes;
Extra hne OOLONG, u hall chests
mo 3m W: Z. RAYMOND, II Camp st.
h Nv - l C,n Gan TON lea COMPANY,
signed RECEIVING yer steamship Ohio choice lot of Green
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AZ NOticc.-The unders gned has resumed business on
his aud will aid ia liquidation the
house LEVERCH Co, Dissolved by deccase OF Mr.
EDWARD ]. WALSH. w. f. LEYERICH.
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COAL.

UITH CGAI. AARDs-McBEAN, WILLARD 4
~ co. keep constantly hand their arls No. n
Gustowhouse street, first door from Royal. and No S2
TchOupouas street. second Yard above St Miarys Mar
ket supply of psbuTg, Anthracite, English and American
Camel COsl All orders left at either yard will be promptly
attended 20, O& Il
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Olive Olive 0I.......... Olive Oil.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
MONDAY, December g. qususrrast ocock-Wl be sold
VI on the rvse opposite Spain street Third Municipality
$50 baskets OLIVE OIL. Il
.0D boxes do ounces.
baskets do halG5ottes each
- haftaskrrs Olive Oil, l. do do.
Landing from bz Dti4o from Nice and entitled to
irU.utUrs ct sale
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TT IL. 5. begs to inform his friends and the public
that they can hsveVisitiug and Business ards NOtaal
and other Seals Door Pates Steamboat Stamps, and every
thing connected with engraving executed in the neaes man
N. B.Nisiting and Business Cards and every kind OF
Copper Plate Printing executed the shortest motto" MI I'm
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REMOVALS.

d EMOYAL-The Office of the New Orleans
~ and CarrOltOn Railroad Company has been removed
No. II BaTonne street. NJ
d EMOVAL-We have removed to SC Union
~ Row. No. 70 Carundelet street,
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.


THls EVENING Saturday December ls5o-Flre Entertain.
FRIEND WAGGLEs,
laughter his friends rsin
TWO GRAND ADVERTISEMENTS
by MILE HlAriot, and NesSiE Maugn, Vegas Pnguely.
The pleasing YtudeHl sutitlei
THE CHAsTE SALUTE,
will he ssen by AE w. II GhpEsodoe, Mr.. Reeve. M Con-
ever, Mrs. c. HuwsrI Mrs C0rcver and Mrs. Rove.
Tht entertainments WI conclude with
MY PRECIOUS Betsy.
Price Of Adsio Bores frat and second tier, Parquets,
IS xe4 thr! TIER, sr courd persons only 50
CELERY, IS
~ Doors open h1lfpssG performance at
the Box Ose viii be every day, 10
and from vii 6, when places may be taken
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Sole Proprietor and Manager s. CHARLES
Actng and stage Manager........ 4. SARzEDAs.
TAls EVENING, Saturday, December 1850, will acted
L Shakespeare Tragedy entitled
RICHARD ILL.,
RigHRIi MIR. Ne1he
t!cln mo Mr.. W. ii, Crisp
Queen Elizabeth. Crisp
CRACOVlENNE.... by ........ Mss ST. Clair.
The popular Baa,l The Ivy Green Mss Bruce.
PAS De DEuK ".RUKY O'MoRE,'
ly Nj lie II. Vallse aud Msa Lullam.
Popular Song "The Eegsn. Fellow Bruce.
COMIC DANCE........b Mons. ZIvyst9wsH
The whole to conc uie with the Farce entitled
THE DEAD SHOT.
5 , nid ,, uh
S'ei' Mo- Donovan
Doors open hatpast s. Performance I.
Price, nI AGmISsIuH- foxes aud Parque'te, Is
Family Circle 81 ceus Cdorel Boxes 50 Galleries .
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TO RENT.

ITO LET-The Second Floor of the store No.
80 Gravier street, composed of two separate en- -
closed offices counting rooms For terms apply to LAD
MCDOWELL, MILLS Il co. 6A
do 2w 80 GFayisr
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eTt" Histrionic Balls -POsTPONEMENT - The
First Bal unIyOdby TostpUred until
THURSDAY, the I2h tust., will yofcey ra.e.
By order Q tie Committee. d. SORIA, Secretary
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Eg Orphan Boys Fair.-The Ladies will hold at the
81 Louis Bail Room, tor few days commencing MONDAY
9Th for the Benefit Of the MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
The Fair which has been in contemplation many part
This Asylum the only in the city Of Newt cleans that
Boys is constantly crowded edren many Of whom are OF
very tender age
In uciy like this, Asyums Nng indispensable, respect
fully sliclr literal community cooperate IN their
ydrrfs To relieve the institution II question. d3
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CASTOR OIL-In store and for sale, 20 bbls.
~ pure Castor Oil Nv. F. Adams. St Louis"
d. 1t FERD, KENNETH " co. SO Magazine st,
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Tenderness,

lhefe IS particular tenderness due to per-
sons under any recent affiiction, noonly that
we may seem to vex them whom God has
wounded and prosecute them whom he hath
afflicted; but because men are more suscep-
ilbie OF resentment, in proportion to the great
ness of their distress. Men of mind nyoly-
ed in melancholy, like objects of dark and
black color, are more apt to take fire, than
any other. Their distempered souls take UNI
bragg sometimes, where none is given. All
this we must bear with and place to the ac-
count, not of their natural temper, but of their
adversely, which embitters their spirit, and
discolors every object Handle then gently
acoupded mind, as you would DO aoUnded
body, with ali the tenderness you can. II will
not bear too rough hand Remember, tina
a good.natured man cannot give pain, without
feeling, in some measure, the pain which he
gives. As the ancients held those places sa-
cred that were blasted with Lightning; we
ought TO pay a tender regard 10 those persons,
who are Wis tied with affection: Their persons
are in some measure sacred they claim kind
of reverence from us, and are to be privileged
from any ludi crons, much more any inhnman
deportmenf. The very sight of them should
strike US With thoughtfuIness on the changes
of fortune in general, and beget in us that
delicate feeling Of their own case in particular,
which we would wish for, if in the same dis
advantageous A general civil
ity is debt to all mankind: But an extra
ordinary huma nifty and peculiar delicacy of
good breeding is owing to the distressed, that
we may not add to their affliction by any
seeming neglect Rev. j. Seed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-26
Man a Stndant.

| say every man is to be a student, think.
er. This does not mean, that he is 10 shut
himself within four walls, and bond body and
mind over books. Men thought before books
were written, and some of the greatest think
ers never entered what we call study. Ma
ture, Scripture, society, present perpetual sub
ects for thought; and the man who collects,
concentrates, employs his faculties on any OF
these subjects for the purpose of getting the
truth, is SO far a student, thinker, philoso-
pher, and is rising 10 the dignity of man. 1t
IS lime that we Should cease to limit to pre-
fessed scholars the titles of thinkers, philoso-
pliers. Whoever seeks truth with an earnest
mind. no matter when or how, belongs to the
school OF intellectual men.
In a loose sense of the word, all men NAV
be said to think that is, a succession of ideas,
notions, passes through their minds from
morning to night; but in as far as this sue
cesson is passive, undirected. or governed
only by accident and outward impulse, it has
little more claim to dignity than the expert
ence of the brute, who receives, with like pas
siveness, sensations from abroad through his
waking hours. Such thought, if thought it
may be oalls5, having no aim, is as useless as
the vision of an eye which rests uii "o.i-:.-e5,
which flies without pause over earth and sky,
and of consequences receives no distinct I'M
age. Thought, in its true sense, is an energy
Of intellect. Ia thought, the mind not only
receives impressions or suggestions from
within, but reacts upon Them, collects its at
tention, concentrates its forces upon them,
breaks them up and annalyzes them like a
living laboratory, and then. combines them
anew. traces their connexions, and thus inn
presses itself on all the objects which en-
gage it.
The universe in which we live, was plainly
meant by God to stir up such thought as has
now been described.--Dr. Claiming.
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NEW CARPETS

TEYE have this week received three patterns of
w the Bigelow Brussell Carpets; in par
cula (our own private pattern pronounced by all who
have it, the handsomest carpet made at these
mills
We have now nine beautiful patterns of these goods
which all invited to examine We also receiving,
made to order beautiful new patterns of three FL
and Supcrfine Carpets, never before exhibited in
this Market arrangements for carpets perfected
early in the that goods handsome pro
lit less than late purchases and examination of cur
will convince ALL that any attempt compete with in
prices is utterly vain. F
oct DIV Gao HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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BAY STATE sHAWLs.

yAVING just completed my arrang for the extern
Il l. sive sale of the BAY STATE MILLS SHAWLS l
would take early opportunity to inform the public that
have received large lot of all their different styles and quail
lilies and am prepared to sell them at WHOLESALE OF
RETAIL, at rs Low RATES as they can be purchased
gfthe Manufacturers.
MERCHANTS from the country can be supplied at my
Store at the Agents lowest prices my advantages for OBJ
tanning them equal to any Of the largest Jobbng
Houses in Boston. MARTIN STOWE,
No. Flagg Buildings,
Aug 30 dwf opposite Central HOTEL
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

sasss=a II VIE subscriber continues THE EX
{s.9elssT PRESS between Boston and worcester fol
@- the safe Transmission of Packages Bundles, Bank
'------' Notes, Specie. and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and nego
iaIg notes, drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
handze, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and risk is assumed by the Boston and Wor
Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester a
en-, Newburyport Tanton Fall River, and New Bedford
lso, to Portland, and all parts Of Name.
Orders free for goods TO be returned by this Express.
FIcEs-HARNDEN g. CO.'S Office, Court Street
Ioston; ]. ii. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1863 Main Street
Feb rs. DIFF 5. 5. LEONARD.
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Is Pieces Dutch Carnets.

JUST RECEIVED in new patterns. We have Just
received rs Pieces genuine Dutch Carpets, of very
superior quality better than any ever before Imported
to this Country; to which ask the attention Of pur
chasers before buying, feel confident we can sell
these GOODS 20 PER CENT CHEAPER than they car
be bought elsewhere in the State.
s17,6dw3S b. l.. HARDON & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-26
GREAT DTscOVERY.
CURRIERS' OREGON HAIR OIL.

THIS OIL is prepared by H. c. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and the greatest
discovery in the known world for the growth of Hair and
warranted 1t VIII cause the hair grow where has fallen
on and is sure preventative and makes grow thick dark
and silky Price per bottle. The hest Of references can
be obtained from those who have been beneen this CITY,
~ - The money VIII be paid back, in all cases where
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