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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-26
TIE SERGEANT-AT-. .1RM,S.

Mr. Glossbrcnner, the recently Ser
gcant at arms, is the Editor of the York,
Pa, Gazette. We have no doubt he was
emincntly qualified for the Office. Tho
following notice Of his nomination, from
his ownpen was writton on the day pre-
yious TO his election,
eve think the last mentioned is a very
judicious nomination indccd--wc know
the nominee very well, and are rather pre-
judiccd in his favor--but we are some
what apprehensivc that he would have
first rate chance only in the event of the
election being decided in favor of the can
didate who should receive the least votes
We are glad 10 know on the best possible
authority, that he looks to the election
sentiment: blessed are dcy wot don't
spect muffin, fordey amt guine to be dis
appointed
n Beautiful Thought.-"Out of heav-
en- and the bible, there is noting so pure
as that love which makes us forget our
selves and live unto others The last
time Eve wandered through Edcn's bow
ers of celestial amaranth, the Angels be-
tokening her departure, gave her many
flowers, which she twined in her hair, and
wore on her neck all, save one-a love
blossom which she pressed to her breast,
and the approving smile of all the angels
quickcned its fainting leaves into life, and
lit took root in her heart; and so, ever
more, the children of Eve are inclined TO
love-"
Queen Victoria, it is said, is coming on
visit to Canada. If that is the case,
she had better come soon, or she will be
obliged to SO out other own possessions.
The Richmond Republican, in alluson
to the amount of juvenile depravity, &C.,
brought to light by the late police re-
ports in New Yosl, says that resolutions
dcnouncing the sins of other coming
from such sources, can only be compared
to the supposed case cf deputaion
from Sodom Il Gomorrah, cxpostulating
with Abraham on slavcholding.
Baldness- We learn {, ON the Buffalo
Express that badness is owing t. the
desquamatication Of the epidermis. Hang
on to your hair, now, those who possess
any.
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Ng % MEY! mn ON EY!

Those indebted to the late firm OF
Thompson & Keith will find their Notes,
and Accounts in the hands Of officers for
collection if not paid by the first day Of
March next $50 .jsc a
EN-. KEITH,
Jan. s, so. IT
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WI a Ee ER 4 10 I'D

On Tuesday 18th inst, by Rev. D.
Humphreys, Mr.. II. G. TRIMMIER to
Miss Mary j., daughter of DR.. NJ. Thorn
son, all of anderson District.
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Notice Co Undertakers,

&will sell to the Lowest bidder on
Saturday the 9th of February next, at
twelve o'clock, m, the rebuilding the
bridge overthe west prong of Cane creek
where the Road leading from Pickcns
village TO West Union crosses it; the
sale TO be at the bridge.
JOSEPH BURNETT,
35---3t COM. ROADS, g..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-26

arming Of all male adults is being CARR.
ed on with the greatest possible activity.
without any one knowing where the arms
come from,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE
IN EQUITY.
PICKENS DISTRICT.

Mary Murphrce &
James NJ. Murphrcc Bill for sale of
VS.. Real Estate,
Sarah Stewart, &c. &c.
Moses Murphrec,
and others.
By virtue of decrctal order in this case,
] will sell at AUCTION, at Pickens Court
House, on the first Monday in February
next; One Tract of Land lying on the
Eastern side of Twelve -Milo River in
Pickens District, known as the Moses
Mwphrcc Tract, adjoining the tract
whereon hrs. Nary Muphcc now lives,
Lands of Isaac anderson, jr.. Capt. Jacob
Gcarin and others, suppHscd to contain
about one hundred and seventy five acres
more or less.
Twelve months credit will be given OH
the purchase money, except suAiciency
to pay costs. which will be required in
cash on the day of sale. Purchaser TO
give Bond with two good securities and
to pay for titles.
MILES IN NORTON, c. E.p.p.
Pickens c, H., s. G. Jan. 10, so
85 ids.
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letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Pickens G,
H., Quarter ending Slst Dec, $40, which If
not taken out within three months will be sent
O tho Post-Ofice Dcpaptmcnt as dead letters
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N r. w GOOD S!

THE Subscriber would again inform
his friends, and the public generally, that
he has just received a fresh supply of
SeasOERablc Goods (!
consisting in part of the following articles,
viz Calicoes, from to 20 cents per
yard Shirting, bleached and brown
Cambrics, Lawns and Alpaccas; Cloths,
Twecds, Cassimercs, &C., for g"ntlemcn's
wear; Blankets. Hats, Caps, Bonnets.
&c; Umbrellas, and variety of other
articles, which he will sell very cheap for
cash.
S. R. MCCALL,
Pickcns G. H.. Dec 10, 40. 32-b
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Daguerrcun Artist
Nficajah Alexander
j. l.. Byram
II. j.. Campbell
Peter Ellington
Elijah Foster
w. Grant
Rev. ID. Humphreys
James Holden
James Lay
Baily Mosley
Alfred Mccall
Rev. John Owens
Watson o. Roe
John Wilson
T., e, !
January, IL, 1850.
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Abraham Able
q. n. j. .Bollos
s. M. Bell ah
w, w. Clayton
Garner Evans
Rev. j. Grisham, 3
Richard Golden
Eilcas Hunter
| John Lay
Edmund Martin
VIM. Martin.
j. B. Mauldin
Jeremiah prater
Daniel Whitmire
| Samuel Wilson
LEXANIER p, NJ,
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BaldneSS--We learn fiom the Buffalo
Express that badness is owing t, the
desquamofication of the epidermis. Hang
on to your hair, now, those who possess
any.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
TELEGRAPRIC IHTELLIGENCE.
Summary,


In the U. s. Senate yesterday, the joint resolu-
ton authorizing the Library COMMITTEE to pur-
chase the original manuscript of Washingtsn's
Farewell Address was brought up for considera-
ton, and called forth an interesting debate, in
which Messrs Clay, Webster and Foote partici-
paed, in support of the measure, and Messrs Davis,
Of Mississippi, and Borland, of Arkansas, in oppo-
sitlon. The resolution was passed.
The bill in relation to the recapure of fugitive
slaves, was also under consideration, and, after
considerable discussion, was postponed till to- day
A resolution was introduced, inquirng as to the
propriety Of presenting to Capt. Cook some suita-
bic testimonial of the appreciation of his services
in rescuing the passengers and crew of the ship
Caleb Grimshaw
A memorial was presented by Mr. Clay, for the
purchase of Mount Vernon by the government
The principal feature in the business of the
House OF Representatives, was a resolution by Mr..
Savage, calling upon the President for information
in relation to the seizure Of Tigre Island by the
British government, which was passed Among
other matters, bill was introduced for the reduc-
ton Of the rates of postage. The joint resolution
from the Senate, in relation to the election of
chapains, was adopted.
In the Legislature, the resolutions heretofore
passed In the House, IN relation to the improve
ment in rivers and harbors, were brought up in
the Senate, and after some Intellectual attempts at
amendment, were passed.
In the House, another set of resolutions on the
subject of slavery were introduced, declaring 1t
inexpedient to leglsate upon the subjects but pre-
vious to any action on the same, the House adj
journed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
Affairs In Washington.
OUR PRIVATE TELEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR PRIVATE TELEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON CRY, !
Thursday Evening, January "a, 1880
A further examination of the California cores
pondence discloses very little not already known.
The correspondence of Generals Kearny, Mason,
Stephenson, Smith. Riley, and other military Off
Gers, cover ream Of paper, dating back to 1916,
much Of which was publishedon the Fremont trial.
Secretary Marcy, In November, 1918, writes to the
military commander that the temporary regulations
of California to be considered as the govern
ment de faeto, till Congress shall provide regular
territorial government. So that territorial 60
vernment was the object of the administration.
The letters of j. Collier, Collector at San Fran
cisco, mention the following gentlemen as his
deputies-Alex. Irvine, Monterey; William Tlnel
San Francisco Alex. Bradford, junction of the
ella and Colorado in the desert Z. ID. Collier, San
Diego. The inspectors at San Francisco are John
Carpenter, Thomas Harvey, Augustus Richards,
Amos Adams, John A. Collier, on his way out, on
the 10th of April, from Cincinnati
Collector Collier writes TO Mr.. Meredith that, as
he wants reliable force to accompany him over
land, he has named some eighteen young men as
inspectors, TO 60 out with the expedition, In addi-
ton to the above list. They probably employed
as clerks From California, Mr.. Collier writes
several letters, and says that the business ia his
office is perfectly astonishing. $1,000 people are
in San Francisco. He has entered into contract
with MIR. Saflarans, forithe bailding of large
custom house, of brick and stone. A copy of the
contract is furnished, with the SUN left blank
William Cary Jones writes several letters, on the
subject of land sales, &c.
The Senate confirmed several Consuls to-day
The case OF Colonel Webb Is postponed till some
action has been had on the Austrian resolutions
OF Gen. Cass lie has gwen notice that he will
call il up on Monday.
The Hungarians dIned with the President this
evening.
Mr.. Clemens, Of Alabama, il is SAID, was select
ed by Mr.. Calhoun, to lead Off in the Senate, on
the slavery question and that Mr. Butler does not
Ike il, Clemens being too rash from the begin
ming. Butler will probably be the man, in the
absence OF Calhoun.
We learn that j. Bartlett, of Rhode Island, has
been appointed Commissioner to survey the Next
can boundary, in place If Col. John C. Fremont,
resigned.
The Committee on Ways and Means will report,
probably on Monday, the bill for the temporary
reliefofMr. Meredith on the collection of revenues
The German band performed at the assembly
tonight
The news from Pennsylvania, of their refusing
10 make up Proviso resolutions in the Legislature,
gives great satisfaction to the compromise men,
bers of Congress. II is confirmed by the Hon.
James buchanan, who arrived here this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
Shipping Intelligence.

- BOSTON. Jan ~.
Arrived Ship aorc Havana barks Tiberar Francisco
Thatr, Cenuegos; Eagle philadelphia; brig do schrs
Flavila. Savannah; Emerald, Philadelphia. -.
SALEM. Jan Is.
Arrived-schr Glenroy, Richmond.
NEW BEproap, Jan q.
Arrived-schr Oscar, Jones. Norfolk.
WAREnAH, Jan II.
Arrived-schrs Adventurer. NYork; 10Th, Franklin, do.
Sailed. l9th-Sehr May, NYork.
Arrved-Bark Franklin Apaiachicoa; brig relos Carde,
mas; sloop EDDY. NYork
sailed-schr WIN W wyer. Norfolk and Baltimore.
BRIsroI, Jan %.
Below-Brig Rio, from Port PRICE.
Sailed-Brg st Croix, Havana
HOLINESS HoIR Jan q.
Arryedasshrs Abstract aud Delphi Provineetovn for
York; Jasper Boston do. shaw Wcases
Lucerne, Naanza Sd inst for Boston,
Cirard, Philadelphia for do.
Brig Oregon. AGRA, Africa, Nov g. for Salem. bark
Active for Leeward Spoke Dec 49, lat 80 ~ Ion 50 H. brig
Brig Slepus Port au Prince Sth ult for Boston SPOKE
18th inst, lat 3d. Ion r. bark Maria Hersey Cardenas for
Portland.
sehrs Patton, Wilmington NC, for Boston, Nercs-
tor Norfolk for Portland, with loss Of boat topmast
deck load.
port AM-Barks Lucerne Grard; briss Oregon sils.
schrs John Patten hercator the others sailed
FRANKFORT Jan IL.
Arrved-schrs Eagle. NYork; I9sh Aonclova Baltimore.
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from the 0oor.
The Speatsr decided against Mr.. Jones' Who appeal
cd end ser saying that the House By its action had
created . Ne tenure, Withdrew his appeal. -.
Mr. 0Esrny bad nsnorisl Of three hundra1 oou-
stitusns sgsiDst the election Of chsplsns vhed
to ststs its contents Objection being made
NomipatioDe we're made for chapsins but before 20
ing into election, the House adjourned til Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25

MoRE CANDIDATES FOR rus PRrsrprNcY.-An-
other new name mus, be added to the list OF can.
didaies tor the Presidency, even at this early day
General Lane, Of Indiana, has been nominated in
hat State. General Lane distinguished himsele
In the Mexican war, and, in consequence thereof
received the appointment Of Governor OF Oregon;
but he prefers to stand his chance in the next
scrub race for the Presidency, to that Of rustica-
ting the latter Part Of his days IN the wilderness Of
Oregon. II every state should put forward l,s
own candidate, we should have a good number be-
ore d., election opens IN ls52. Thirty candidates
would make vcy decent scrub race. Ia the
meantime. politicians AMI agtators Of all kinds
are CUTE busy making movements in Congress and
M he state Legislatures throughout the country
slastTy aLd antrslavefy seem To b. the PRINCIPAL
icpcs that may Affect The race two years hence.
Trrurspous srr,msuir Dfuo,srn.riox On Mon.
S,y ntrnipT next, at hsf past nine ocleck there will
ie launched from the yard OF VIM II. Brcrpe, az the
ot ofTwsnh street Fact River three splsn did steam
,hips-tbe Arctic Of three thousand ave hundred tons
the New world Of six bundled; aoS the Boston, q
seven hundred and hfty tons.
The New world will be steamed up previous to her
leirg launched and som she kisses the vatery
clement her machinery will be put IN motion aud enc
viii proceed down the bag on trial trio It's dec-
o. something novel for stremship 70 be "hred no
tecre teng Launched bat the public must be p-epari
i.r .irsrse things nov dsys. The Ne~ World is
etsunsd ior the Js'ifCi ria trade.
Jle Arctic s % The rev Ins Of steamship. that
ar.b.ns consttuct,d BY Coliios EsI for the Lv.
sipooi line The Atlantic and raciac are nearly CON-
sna ny reference to the advertisement In another
this city Tor Liverpool en- the sxth Of Anil nsst Tne
fscihc I'LL soen after follow and go viii the others a.
bssptifoi s,,sm,hio. pn, We predict that these
other eide Of the Atlantic '>""' v" Wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
The News from Europe

The steamship Niagara arrived at Halifax at
one o'clock yesterday morning, and again sailed
at six o'clock for Boston, where she will arrive
sometime this afternoon.
The Cotton market was buoyant The sales OF
the week were $1,000 bales, of which spectators
took $4,000 Prices were up, all round quarter
OF penny per ID.
Breadstufs were dull, and had met with a slight
reduction in price. The price of Flour had suf-
fered a decline of about sixpence. Corn had also
declined about sxpence.
Money was extremely abundant. The highest
closing price of Consols was 81. American stocks
were finn and in good demand. United States
SIX per cents, highest price quoted, 106
The demand and prices of PROVISIONS were bet
ter. Sugar, coffee and lard had decidedly adj
vepced.
The Niagara brings no political news Of inn
portsnce.
The teegraphic synopsis of the news will be
fourd on the first page.
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neaes a1l advise The NeW York Hanstars "A
uves ccnersss lat the fatsesv ssd kasoay Ais
shoula be regarded all conds
rsccns o. policy either foreign and b
the first Object Of their exertons
That the Of General TAYLOR in
ne ate syeeiai messsgs - The subject Of tsrsris meet
The snsrgs>s Of
Deoste vas had but no question taken prior 20 a..
journmens. -
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THIRTY-FIRsr CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.


WAsHINoToN JAnuary =, 300.
PURCHASE MOUNT vkasoS.
Among the numerous memorials presented, was one
by MIR. clay, asking the purchase, by Congress Of
Mount Vernon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
rHr PATENT FLAWS,

Mr.. D.vroS, from the Committee on Patents to whom
was prssented the numerous memorials relating to the
Blanchard patent, reported bill gviUg further RENEE
dies to patentees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
Assembly.
AInASr, Jan. ~, 1850.


The following petition, we're read and referred
Mr. CsfEY, OF tundIy citizens If Chautauqas. Catsa-
rssur tbd Aee y, 10 compel the Nss OK aal tss
nsiI,sa CoDrsby TO build their read az located
In lsl5
Mr. MaHris, two petitions on the sam. subject.
Mr. hIcHsnpsos o. oitissns u county 10 pre-
vent the tae Of intoxicating drinks.
mr.. BsnRkrr that the b ard OF supervisors Of Chau-
tauqne county be allowed to TX the psnsaton OF
Mr. Ans Of o. ;. Of Buiralo for an appropriation
fer the Buffalo orphan Asylum; ALEC fer an am 60 a.
mint q The charter 81 their savings Bank.
MI fosD, Of 30 German, 81 Buffalo, fer protection
homestead Law
Mr. WH,tlnH. Of citizens of Franklin. for an .puro.
Traton tor the improvement Of Racket river
Mir CLARA. 81 ciifzebs a DE Puyster for r.
Of tells On raroad fright
Mr. RnMoSp, for amen dment Of the charter Of
The Northern Dhpensay.
MI GnssRr, OF physicians of New York City Medi-
Racket river.
Mr. HoRroS on same subject.
Mr.. WnsoS, rmonstrsnce against railroad con-
t.Mr. roRD for a repeal Of the free SCHOOL, s~.
Law.
Mr. Tnvnow, chairman Of the COMMITTEES to whom
tsuith Me- Sors e,y to change K. nance reported
BY bill iavorably.
Mr.. Bows pursuant TO notice, Introduced bill In
relation to bsfbor matters Of the port Of New ork, In
crsssirg their number.
etT buftusnt W noe'Cfs ott IN reiatton 70
establishing penitentsry In Rev York city. -.
MIR. Lsslr, bill to amend the charter or the Troy
Savings Bank.
Mr. McsIosp gave notice of bill in relation to falls.
Of -four.
Mr. O Allrr gave notice Of q bill 10 amend the
charter Of the fsrmers' Insurance Company, Erie
county.
rHr covrRNon's MESSAGE.
The resolution In regard 10 printing the Govegnors
messsse In German csledup but too late for much
action as tie hour bad arrived for the discussion Of
the tlavery resolutions.
rr4e
Mr.. WArtRs offered resolutions ~ substitutes for
those already offered on the subject.
Resolved That THIS Legislature deem ~ unnecessary "A
mshe AZ this time. decisrsen their opinions and
wishes IN respect W slavery in the territories the United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25

NEw OsLEArs. Jan. 23-oPM M.
There has been considerable excitement in the cot
ton market to- day, resulting in advance Of u to
of cent the prices Of yesterday. We quote
middDg Tx, good do. IL ~, and fair 1879 l2x.
The sales 5000 bales, portion Of which IL for the
North. The news by the Niagara is looked for With
much interest she expected to bring advance.
Rio coffee is held firmly at 14c with fair business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
Fire at m0ntrOse, ga.

MosrRosE, Pa, JAM A. 1850.
The leather mandatory Of Mr.. w. NJ. Foster was
destroyed BY Gre this morning. LOSS $4,000, ON which
there insurance Of 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25
Interesting News by sne Southern nail.

BALTIMORE, Jan "a, 10 p. NJ
Inc three Southern mails due last evening Game To-
hand tonight The papers from New Orleans are to-
the 10Th inst, and contain the following infornstion
LATER FROM HAYri-DAsrRUcTIvR FIRE In JERrME
Late dates from Jerens mention the occurrence Of
fire, supposed to have bssn the work Of an ineen-
diary, which consumed almoa every building. Other
accounts say that the Dominican squadron had nr.a
the town. The sdies issued BY the Enpsror osne
into operation the 6th renewing the tax Of 500
on -. 1.-THE news In despatch is ysrv imper-
feet and the remainder failed to reach s.l
INDIAN TROUBLES IN MEXICO
Letters from the city Of Mexico to the 10th state
that the Indians had made incursions into Nsuvs-
Leone committing great atrocities. The Msniis.sr
calls the attention Of the to the extensive
smuggling operations that going on particularly
on the Rio Grsnde.
Accounts from Ell Psso announce that the Apache
Indians continue very troublesome about the Gusda
loupe mountains, robbng and killing the whites and
committing many most higb-hsnded outrsgss.
FROM TEXAS.
Letters from San Antonio, Texas, state that tho
troops we're In good health. grand military ball
given on the sh Of January to Generals Brooke and
Garland, which passed of with much eeidt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-19
WATERS HAIR DYE.

VIE great and increasing demand for Hair DYE and the
difficulty OF procuring GOOD ARTICLE has induced the
subscribers to experiment. until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye, that snrpnsses any other now in use
The advantages possesses other kinds are that the
application perfectly simple the Hair requires no pre-
vious preparaIicn il entirely free from any unpleasant
smells and does not fade, crock, wash out
1t does not, like ordinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
and unnatural dryness of the hair but the time that
its color is changed it retains its natural ustre and soft
ness Instead OF inurng the hair it tends in great degrees
to strengthen its grewth and prevent its falling out Gen
tlemen who have hair, and whskers Of lighter color will
find match the twO and those whose hair has
grown premaurely grey, restore it original beau
ty and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye
nse f. WATFRS
For sale by NJ. d. GREEN, and LEWIS I. LAZELL. z
June r. eodQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-19
Pimples, Freckles, Redness, Sunburn,
Tan, Blotches, etc.,

lOMPLETELY REMOVED by the use of the ORANGE
" FLOWER LOTION. The subscriber offers this Lotol
70 me pubic with confidence, as Safe agreeable and
tain remedy for the or prevention Of Pimples on the
lace and skim for Freckes for Botches for pre-
yenon OF Sunbun and Tam for Redress from exposure to
the SUM- Tor Chapped Hands, and Tor rendering the complex
ION clear and beautiful 1t particularly recommended
gentlemen to prevent soreness after shaving and for pre-
venting eruptions which often follow
o. Manufactured and sold by ORLANDO TOSIPKINs
Boston, For sale i'll Worcester by Druggists generally,
Juy II OWEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-19
House Lots. Houses, sc.

- BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
STN Id each, delightfully."- situated Fairmount,n hal
-@ mile north of the Court House, unequaed for beau
~ olocation and aspect for those who prefer live little
out and large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street, the elevated
land directly of the Central Church. the most desirable
lets remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
ern Railroad Depot and in other parts of the city.
Also several Dwelling Houses different parts of the
city. Good Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property, for sale the accommodating terms by
Feb 10. eodistf D. 5. MESSENGER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-19
PONDS IMPROVED UNION RANGE.

nj ESSkS- MOSES POND & co. of Boston, who have
M been for years engaged in the manufacture of COOK
ING RANGES, have recently made great improv emenl in
them The oven placed the side the fire so that access
may be mad to without being obliged reach the
1re While baking The boilers Immediately over the
ire and require little fuelthey fitted for wood or coal
Hot-a fixtures, for warming additional rooms are attached
when desiredaso, Wdterbacks and Bath Boilers They
are OF SIX SIZES, suitable for the smallest families and
the largest hotels lTIhe Agent is prepared them
Tor any responsible persons and ask nopay till perfect
l9dctiOn is afforded One may be at LORING'S IS
NAM street. Aug 80