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ARTESIAN SPRIN

4NHESE Springs, situated 10 Madison
= COUNTY, % miles Northeast of Cam
ton, will be open Tor The reception Of
visitors cn the 18Th May next, Gen. r,
.C McNarkin, well known 10 the travel
ling aud reading pOblitas ihebest land-
lortof 4 e south, will have the snperin-
|tendpnce and management under his en-.
tire control. This is a sufficient guaran.
Ice Tor the comfort ofthe visitors. We
have erected and in The course erection
buildings sufficiently spacious 70 accom-
mediate five hundred persons IN all
comfort, and also d number Of double
cottages which will BE-. rented to famit-
los by the ninth or season. There
VIII also be a large Ball Room and Band
Of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables. for amusement and exercise,
and a Bar room we'll furnished with tho
choicest creature comiorts.n
We have made arrangements with
Mr.. Ledheller, the en'erprising cOnlrac.
Tor Of the Yazoo City, Lexington and
Benton Stage line, who viii promptly
convey all passengers from those points
10 the Springs.
Passer gers by way Of Canton. viii
be Immediately conveyed to the Springs
BY Mr.. Jesse p. Brown, in coach and
hack, with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated on the
Ridge which lies between the Big Black
and Pearl, in a high rolling country and
on the immediate border Of the pine re-
g!on, and The proprietors feel fully just
fled from their own observation, from
The estimation of that portion Of the
public to whom the beneficial effects OF
their waters are known, and from the
concurrent testimony of many %intelli-
gent gentlemen Of the medf al profession
under whose recommendation and obsera
walton they have been used, 10 recon-
mending them, in all cases in which ton
les are indicated, but especially in all ca.
SEES connected with a debililated condition
Of the DIGESTIVE organs, in diseases OF
The mucous tissues, embracing Dysen-
Icsy, DlarrhGa, and especially summer
diseases Of children in chronic inilama-
ton Of. the bladder, in most diseases Of
the Kidneys, especially those attended
with alkaline deposits, in lorpor of the
live F; as a Io'aI application in chronic
Inflammation of the eyes; 10 diseases Of
the skin. both as a local and internal
remedy in diseases of the scalp and
ulcers generally and all diseases of f.
males, connected with debility.
II, LATHAM.
NJ. JONES.
G. w. HENDERSON.
Pr prietorS.
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EOAN 80 HN
Among the man pdimrortadt discover es
If this Ct generation, is one " hose fame will b.
written, as " lth a tunt eor, in the history os
TIE past. SANDS SARSNPARIl IA stands
forth alone and by its own works %procIalo $
its powet-that mute eIoqnence so irrcsistlbl
afiec ing IN the appeals OF the %suferitg I RE
lief, has been answered Thousands OF cases
OF disease have been cutrd by This inva' uabjt
medicine, such as are not furnished in tile rec
rds Of time. These things are not done in
secret places or in some unknown town, hut
are performe in our ptit c pa cities and pub
lie places. They are brought before the wrrld
to substantive, beyond d0ub'. the healing vlr.
tues ofthis preparation; and the facts unfold
ed, although gig Mic, are as pIaln.a the Eghl
of dav.
The Sarsat arilla is combined with the mos
~efectual aids, the NEST ~salulary productions,
The mp5t potent simples Of the vegetable klRg-
do n; Al d it's unnrecedented success to there's
toration OF health If those who bad long plned
under the most distressing %chlonic malauleS,
las given il an exalted Notwithstanding,
as it does, evidence of lis Own intrinsic value.
| and recommending II t. the afflicted IN tern.
the afflicted only can know. ltlins long been
a most i rporinnt deslderatum in the practice
of medicine, to obtain a remedy similar TO thls
ore that would act on the liver, stomach ano
bowels with all the precision and potency OF
mineral prepara ions, vet without any o their
| deleterleus effects upon the vital powers OF the
system, Although possessed OF pc werlo
healing properties, it is entirely harmless anu
will not inlure the most delicate constitution
" hen in perlect health. no effect is produced
b, its use, except an increase of appetite; bur
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b Franklin Reported Sgte,-The De
|Egland, Independent. publishes the
extract from a letter received by
no Tucker, Of Pembroke street, De
tsd Along Kong, February S74h
Nn, who is Masters A ssistant on
Nsj,sty's snip Hastings
lE just received intelligence from an
y vhaler Of The arrival Of Sir John
lnd his party OF the Sandwich Islands
ued that place Immediately they an
Alter an absenc of five years, The
y The whaIer Informed us that Sir
nklin despatched his first lieutenant
sAnus, to sail Immediately Ior Eng
The intelligence.
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bsrE-We have observed with
4, toUtse Of our ever vlguant and
,sa.Dor. Cen. Foote, during the pres
\ If Congress, and believe we do NOT
A hounds Of truth when we say,
,,,noIdinary exert;ons to effect an
wnDiOmise Of the Ngiiatlng and dis
~h,,lions connected with the territo~
A, subject of slavery, and thereby to
N, union Of these States, receive as
deserve. the commeUdation Of nine
he people Of Mississippi. Notwith~
nne Of the democratic presses have
tempted to dispar ge the success OF
sots BY contrasting it with the less
and patriotic one Of col. Davis; and
hnlof Tie latter as app'oacI ing near
Standard OIL party, 10 produce impress
Nonble to Gen. FoOte; yet if we
The real poodle outside of clique in
Twin be found, such Is the general
1t Of The people to the Uuion, that
u Of the latter has their unqualified
-Southron.
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AEnssFnw4@sHa
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NpY virtue of an order Of the Honora
He bic ProbateCourt Of Madison Co, Ms
sissippi, made Mt the Fob. Torn 1850,
the undersigned as administrators OF
John Hodge, decd VIII sell on
Saturday, The GA day Of July meet
on the premises, at the residence of the
ST subscriber, on a credits of one and two
wears, the following described tract or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being
in said County Of Madison, East
haif southeast quarter, section 2I-
uorth,east quarter section 28-wrst half
northwest quarter and east half south
east quarter section 81, township s,
range | east
Bond and security will be required Of
purchaser or purchasers
SUSAN HODGE, Adm'X.
Nay rs, 1850. 3w.
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Your obedient selvopt,
] M JESEIRUN
Here is another nearer home:
New York, an

New York, an D, r0oU'
Messrs Sands-Genilemep: ~ have great
~pleasure in acknowle ging to you the great
benefit | have recei we'd from the use OF your
Sarsaparilla A subject Of pulmonary disease
/ mode voyage to Europe, but whiie mere
continued to be afflicted. "A few weeks al,e'
my return, | was seized with q 7iolent h%en1ofr1
uge Of the lungs, and from the debility anu
great proslralion Of strength that lol2"eG
with The protracled difficulty Of resplral,on'
am entirely rel ievedby the use o your oatsa'
%pariIla, which | consider a most important an9
truly valuable discovery in the healing af'' !
feel thai | have not Tor fourteen years enjoyed
40 GOOD health as OF present
Very Respectfully yours,
Prepared and sold wholesale and r tail y =
81 D Sands, Druggists and 100 Fulton ST.
corner of William; New York. Sold also ny
Druggists generally throughout the Y states
and I anadas. Price 81 per bottle; six bo'ties
PRtESTLEY & M0sBYr
June !, 1850. S"'
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NOTICE.

9EY wife SUSAN C. KERN has left
fA my bed and beard without any just
cause or provocaliqn and | hereby tore
yarn all persons from h~arboring her or
my property, and further forewarn all
persons trading with her on my account,
as VIII not pay any Of her contracts.
May l8, 80. w. P. KERN,
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ITS POPULARITY ABROAD,
From South America
Morncabs. Venezuela, ApnI II, 1860.

Maracabs, Venezuela, Aprll II, lbbU.
Messrs- Sands-G ntlemen-keonside it Il
duty due the public, TO make known The
GREAT benefit | have received from using your
valuable Sarsaparlla. About TWO years since
| was attacked with Rheumatism in my shoul .
derg, and also in my legs, a d 50 severe was
the pain, that l was upsble 10 sle'p. tried
nll Of the best medi Inc | conld hear of with
ont receiving any benefit, until through The
advice Of a fricne / procuredsome OF yoor
sarsuparilla, and at.er using iour bottles
in the course Of fifteen days, found mys.eI
entirely well. have no hesitation in SAYING
your Sarsaparlla is the best medicine l ever
took, and can confidently recommend TO my
friends and the public.
Your obedient selvont,
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EoENNANNMlls.

mOLBEAR'S Writing Academy inthe
AD Masonic Hall, Main st, Natchez,
Miss. will be kept open the ensuing
year.
2or3 Gentlemen will be qualified to
teach writing and act as agents for the
saleof Dolbear's science of P~enmanshIp
and DoIbesr's superior Gold pens in the
Southern States.
A men class Of teachers will com.
mence on the 4th Of Nov,
Lettef IS addressed to Levi Dolbear
Na'chez, will receive prompt attention
Mr. A D Thompson who is well
qualified TO teach P~enmanship, will give
lessons in Madison and Rankin Counties
wherever a class Of ~ OF 10 pupils is
formed,
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Read Phts Ftrst:

TvHE undersigned would respectfully
IL inform the public ahat he is carry
ing on tie Carp nters' business N Can
ton, where he is PREPARED to do all kinds
Of work in his lin /; he will particularly
attend 10 all orders Tor Collins and for
ward them in haste. All the work war
ranted and at a reduced price.
may l8-lyI JOHN. R. BRADLEY.
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TO. THE PUBLIC.

U WILL continue the GROCERY BU-
IA SINESS in the house formerly oc-
cupied by BIaIock & Thompson, where
! viii keep on hand a good assortment
Of fine
LIQUORS, WINES. 30.
Persons wishing 10 purchase a fine
article, for raedical or other purposes
would do well 10 call, Alson variety Of
Family G OCcTieS,
Consisting in part of
FLOUR, BACON, MACKEREL No !,
sHAp, conn; COARSE y FINE SALT,
Tneks Island d., Whit Vine g. Cider
Vinegar, Double refined Loaf Sugar, No.
4 do, Soap and SlarcA, London pale Me,
Cider. Lemon Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar,
Best cleving Tobacco. Inferior do, Fine
Hapana SegarS, Boston Nails, &c DC
All Of which will be sold low for CASH
April e7..0.tf W G THOMPSON.
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oWt for CheGD Goods:

|NG % heavy Sock, and, scar
o. money, we have concluded to
nrSlock OF Merchandlzeat first
y 10 per cent, on a credR at the
prices Persons wishing to
great bergalns, will do we'll to.
aCall and examine Our stock
SOMER & Co.
% 90. Aft
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DR.. cHRlsTlE's


Is ,ised for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head,
snch "a bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous
and sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Buzzing or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness,
which is generally Nervous, and that distressing com
plant, called Tic Doloreux.
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1es. Fs. WILLIAMSON,

In the matter Of the set- In Madison Pro.
Element Of the estate oi} bate Court.
Henry [ Douglass, deed. May Term, 1850.
GAN reading q. Ming the petition ofSa.
~ rsh Douglass, Executrix &c, one of
It G creditors of said estate this day pre-
ferred, the said petitioner representing
and alleging The security Of A. A. CASH
day, as admir-. de bonis non of said es.
tate 10 be insufficient.
1t is therefore ordered bv the court,
that said 4 A Cassidy, edmn'r as afore-
said be cited 10 answer SAID petition at
The next July Term of tlis court, and TO
show cause, if any he can why he should
moi give other and sufficient security as
said administrators, pursuant 10 the pro-
visions of the statute in such cases ma 10
and provided. And it appearing to tho
satfaation Of the court, tint sail A. A.
Cassidy, admir- as Aforesaid is not a
citizen OF this State, but resides beyond
the limits Of this State, 50 that the ordi-
naryproce, S of law cannot be served on
HIM. II is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks
in tho Mississippi Creole, requiring the
said AL A. Cassidy to appear at the time
above specified, and give other and fur
Their security as aforesaid or his letters
will be revoked Atfue copy from The
minutes.
II. IS Art. ]. T. CAMERON,
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W, writer's say that while The Pres
\. ,,.d 10 observe rightly our faith
4. will be equally SO in demands
,.a,a for any unworanted proce DIS
!. ,,l,sns which the Spanish au-
/. I, base upon the late attempted
IN, Ehig.
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DIR. cHRlsTIE's
.GAT.VANIC

Are fonud OF vast service in cases Of Commissions or Fits,
snasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous AhecuonS
of the Head and upper extremities, Also in Palsy ana
Paralysis, and all diseases caused by deficiency oil power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs Of Me
body -,
ar7- Many hundred Certificates from all paris Oh 's
country Of the most extraordinary character can ~
given, if required.
ma No trouble or Inconvenience attends me use .
M CHRTSTIES G.dLEANIC .aRIIOLBS a IN
thew NAV be worn by the most feeble and delicate, WIN
narfact enso and safety. In many cases the sensaIi0n
attending their use is highly pleasant and agresSo'e'
They can be sent to any part OF the country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars;
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar hacn'
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
M. The articles are accompanied by full and PLAN
a;rgsetions. Pamphlets with full particulars'lna be hau
Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
07- Bsoa,e Of Countefeits and Worthies' h%nltdbo"'
W b. o. MoREHEAD, M. D.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED sIAIES'
1872 Broadway, New RoTA'
Fer sale by
.PRIESTLY q M0SBY.
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y. been Transmitted to the Uri'ed
", Attorneys at Mobile and New
n, Ne 1913 in force against Gen.
,,iis. make his oppeararce-in those
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q, ArFAIRs.

FfBA AT
ann Of the district Judge in
crowded on the 37'h uIt. to
N. JJhn Tolon, Secretary OF
who was arrested, under the
I, he q5ih by process issued from
Nh, Codlt. The only action in
N admission Of Mr. Tolon to
II 5000. A special charge
...,It Delivered by Judge Belts,
HMM, jus, tnen 'worn, in relation
isgsson. The charge is a
sodert we-lhink The Cuban
i 5slf gyy Of violating the
uanea States
Washington, dated the 9Th
,nl6movo sun, says:
s,mnl CaRneI meeting, last night
Y 5,eussioa occurred about the
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DR.. Christie's Galvanio Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
OUTWARD applicdtion, in place of the usual mode of drug.
ging, and p~hysicking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection.
They strengthen the whole system, squdliss the circu.
lGtiOn Of The blood, promote The s%ecretionS, and neper do
HE slightest injury under anu circumstances. Since their
introduction in the United States, only three years since,
more than
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q ae.uatched to arrest all per-
u Win the expedition, as soon
" upop any part Of the Uni'ed
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OF New Jersey OIL distinguished dl'nhhoilS NJ eAoi'eo
reputation =
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July Il, 1873.
DR. Al CHRIsTIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know OF
me what has been the result in nay own case, OF the
application of II GALVANlC BELT N NECK.
LACE, My reply is as fOllowss
For about twenty years ] had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the s%ymptoms became worse,
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course
of medical treatment whatever. About fourteen years
weather, in the discharge of my pastoral duties,
became subject to a severe Chronic Rheumatism, winch
for year after year. caused me indesoribable anguish
Farther in the winter of AS and 40, in conse.
quence of preaching a great deal in my own and
various other churches ia this region, | was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as
10 require an immediate suspension OF my pastoral
labors. Nj nerpaus system wds uoiO thoroughly. pros.
trdfed, and as my Bronchitis became worse, so also did
nv DyspeDsia and Rheumatic aleclOn-thus ovlnclng
that these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous system, In the
SIghole pBSfmacoppia there seemed to be no remedial
agent winch could reach and r%ecuperate my Nervous
completely failed. At last | was led by my friends to eX-
anime your inventions, and Enough with no very san
guine homes of their eficiency0 / determined to try the
effect of the application Of the GALVANlC BELT M
NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
in June, 1916. To MY GREAT ADJOURNMENT IN TWO
DAYS ny DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE; IN EIGHT DAYS l WAS
RNABLED To RESUME MY PASTORAL LABoRsi NOR HAVE /
SINCE OMITTED A SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT OF THE
BRONCHITIS; AND MY RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS EN-
TikEIY CEASED TO TROUBLE ME. Such IS the wonder
full and happy results of the experiment.
have ecommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia aftec:
tions. They have tried them, WITH HAPPY RESULTS, l
BELIEVE, IN EVERY CASE. 49,
ROBERT w. Lands
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! STATE or MIsSIssIPPI,

stALE OF MISSASSIPPIs
MADISON County-SS.
Frobais' Court of said County.
a'lrs, rrediOtrs and all perS.
i'sr'stet in Tie estate of
Gi6coa G TidweH decd.
'e hereby commanded to APP
Y before the Probate court OF
st0anly, al a regular term there
holden in the court house oi
a'Y on the Second Monday Of
100, then and there to shew
any you have, why the said
@ala not order and decree the
described lands, tenements,
s'old 10 pay the debts of said
oilReasl quarter of section no.
V southeast quarter and. west
" aOrlh-east quarter of section
@wlShip 8, range no 9 east,
nal OF southwest qualter,
- southwest quarter Of
quarter OF section 10, town
slse 8 easf,-also the south
~ west halfof the north west
" ''c'lon "a, township ., range
Witness, the Hon. JOHN r:
aogco7T, Judge Of Probate OF
,a'u county, the second Mon
Wy Of June in the year oil
~ Lord one thousand eight
s W. and fifty and seal Of
'1s slh day of lune, 1880
John 4. CAERoN, C1erk.
~ 4l-4e
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A Derangement Of the Nervous System.

Dc In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi-
cines increase the disease, for they weaken the vital eneE
gies of the already Frustrated system while, under the
Strengthening, life.giving, vitali2ing influence of Gal
vanish, as applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis.
covery, the exhausted patient aud weakened sufferer is
restored to former health, strength, elasticity and vigor
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10000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions, among which
were a large number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject
to Nervous Complaints, have been
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WESSON's sPFCTFTC

infallibe CURE for DYSENTERY and BOWEL
"A COMPLAINTS and preventive against CHOLERA.
The effects of this Medicine truly astonishing aording
relief the short space of twenty hours Large
bers of persons have been cured since has been introduce
ed The of Cholera have been subdued
and the patient restored by the of this Specific
entirely free from minerals and produces injurious effects
upon the system whatever. Those who afflicted with
the above diseases will find worthy of their attention.
Prepared and sold by CALVIN WESSON, Yorce Ms.
u Those who may wish for my melicne obtain it
by calling at No. IL Salem Street, No. SO Mechanic St.
corner Tremontaso kept Doct Calvin Newtons Front
Street, where advice be had and s. A. Howlands
Bookstore, No. l43 Main-st. eod2m Jay 81
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Will positively close this week.
BREWERS EXHIBITION
OF THE WONDERS AND CURIOSITTES OF
THE AMERICAN CONTINENT,
AT BRINLEY HALL.

al bhlNLE4 HALL,
Opens on Monday, the 29th of July inst,
commences at u O'Clock in the Evening
On Wednesday & Saturday afternoons, al o'clk
Time occupied is q hours
NOT being able to obtain Amory Hall for weeks. the
lN Manager will open this exhibition above stated 1t
consists of the PARAMOUNT WATER WORKS and seem
cry adjacent the Schuylkill = Also, the MAMMOTH
CAVE OF KENTUCKY, 40 different views, and not any
two of them in the least resembling each oher-also the
PRAIRIES Life in the West ending with the prairie on
Fire. Also, the NIAGARA RIVER, and FALLS i'll Sum
and in Winter time.
This is the third edition painted by Mr. Brewer from his
original drawings-and is much enlarged and improved.
The second edition exhibited by him in Philadelphia
but has gone Europe The artists of Philadelphia
speak of il follows:
Thomas suly, ESQ., says" Mr. Brewer has achieved one
Indispensable requisite-truth of representation My udg-
ment is formed the accuracy with which the painter
given the Falls of Niagara the original of which have
seen Its truthful deneation has given firm reliance
the faithfuness of the rest of the Panorama.
Rembrandt Peale Esq, says: Mr. Brewers Panorama
Interestingly varied by other scenes its chief
ton to his excellent representations of the snpendous and
magncen: chambers of the Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky.
His residence the Cave aordng him the advantage
frequent studies should be duly appreciated in this unique
production"
John Neagle Esq SAYS: "I have several times availed
myself of the opportunity of witnessing Mr. Brewers Nov
ing Panoramic Painting executed by his truthful pencil and
and several lovers of who accompanied to this ex
hibton derived renewed pleasure at each visit"
We might ill a volume with similar high testimony ofthe
best udges-but citizens invited to and judge for
themselves No lover of the caste the sublime and
tu should fail to embrace the opportunity ofbehodng
great and instructive Wonders Of Nature especially those
in our own country, which surpass all Others
6 As this willie taken to Boston in few days, and from
thence to the large cities only arrangements be made
with the different Raj Road Companies during its stay in
Worcester. GEO. HOWORTH,
(Restorer Of Old Paintings, BoSton,)
At Messrs. TUCKER e. BoNNEY's American House.
Tckets 25 cents each and children half price, for sale
at the bookstores of w. Lazel E. Livermore, and s. A.
Rowland, and at the door.
Worcester, July &c. DIV
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THE BOSTON MUSICAL CONVENTION
A NEW MAP OF NEW ENGIAND

A RAIL ROAD AND TOWNSHIP MAP of New Eng
"A Manufacturing New York City, the Hudson River
Montreal and portion of Canadacompiled from the high
est authorities and prepared under the direction of Samuel
Mott civil Engineer This Map the largest most correct
and reliable map of the Railroads and travelling horoughfres
in New England now before the public. Every town is
shown on such scale to render it plainly be seen
The size of the map AZ by 46 inches and beautifully col
ored by counties, vanished and mounted rollers ANY
gentleman wishing an early copy of the Map by enclosing
three dollars by mail shall have copy sent at the publish
er's expense or two copies for five dollars.
DResponsibe and active Agents of good address are
wanted for each county in New England Applications
post paid, will receive attention Published by
S. A. ROWLAND,
Aug2 c32 eod3tw3ts Forester Mass