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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
Court Notice.

State of Missouri,l
County of Howard
In the County Court October Term 1850
TOHN w. HENRY, Public Administrator
~ and having in charge the estate William
Bus er, decd. Petition TO sell land for the
payment of debts.
Now comes said Admr. and files his pet.
ton setting forth thu, The personal estate of
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the debts
against his estate. and praying the Court to
order the sale of the real estate for that pur-
pose, which petition is accompanied by the in
ventores and exhibits required by law. I. is
ted be notified that application has been made
for the sale Of the real estate of the deceased
to wit: The S E. or. Of the S E. Or. of Sec.
ton "a forty ncres-N. e. end of the w. ! OF
S. E. or. of same Section, 90 acres-W. N.
E. Or same Section, so acres-part N. f. or
sa me Section 80 acres-S. L. or. of S w. ar
Section l9 AZ 66.l44,hs ucres-W. ! S. L. ar
Section "a so ncres--all in Township 81
Range 10 in Howard county Missouri and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before
the first day Of the next December Term OF
this Court, an order will be made To sell the
real estate aforesaid Or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pny the debts against said
estate 1t is further ordered that notice here.
by required be given by publication in some
newspaper published in Howard county for
six weeks excessively before the Dec. Term
Of this Court and this cause is continued.
Attest, Al HERNDON, Clerk.
October 18th 1906.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE IAw-PosrTIoN
OF Col. BENTON is evident that a
violen, opposition to this law will be
made. The infammatory language
held in the public meetings at the North
the violent proceedings recommen.
dcd by fanatics, and withal, the fearless
execution of the law by public func,
lionarics, will force i, up for considera
lion probably the very frs, day Of the
session.
Where will Col. Benton stand on the
question of the repeal Of tho, law? The
N. Y. Evening Post, Col, Ben,on's New
York Organ, with view to shield its
favorile from Abolition indignation,
mentions the singular and significant
fact, which before had escaped our at
lentiop, that Col Benton did not uote
for the bill on the test uote Of lis engross'
ment for a third readingi On the final
passage Of the bill, the ayes and noes
we're not called, and The mut,ered noes
were not recorded. Was Col. Benton
among the NUMBER Isn't il a little sin.
gular that Colonel Benton should have
recorded no vote for the bill! Isn't il a
little singular that The ST. Louis Union
has already assailed the law, and thus
furnished southern ammunition where
with northern abolition presses are now
cannonading the law1 Isn't il little
singular that the N. Y. Post should be
the formost in this work of breaking
down the moral power Of the law by
quoting the ST. Louis Unions Southe, n
opposition to it, and in holding Colonel
Benton sca,heless on its passage by
quoting him among the "abscnt or not
voting"
Col. Benton must define his position,
explain his mot voting" for the fugi.
tive slave law, and lie, Missouri know
distinctly ifhe intends to favor its mod
ifcation or repeal.-Iutelligencer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
BOUNTY LANDS.

A J. HERNDON is prepared to attend 10
IA claims for Bounty Lands under the act
of Congress Of 18th September 1850
The forms and instructions with copy of
the rolls will be sent 10 this Office, where all
persons interested can examine them
Charges moderate and no extra charge for
Clerks or Justices fees. No pay reql ired
until the warrants are received.3
Call at the County Clerks Office Fayette,
and in his absence leave the name, com.
pany &c.
Fayette Oct. 24,h lS50-te.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

FuGITIvE SLAVE LAw.-The excite.
menl produced by the passage Of this
Law continues TO increase in the North.
The United States Commissioners are
dischaIg ing their dnties with praiswor.
thy promplncss. In some portions armed
resistance has been determined upon by
q few fanatics, but we are inclined 10
The belief that The greater body of the
people are disposed 10 yield obedience
10 The law. Although the South has
suffered greatly from the continued vio-
lali0n Of the rights of property by cit.
izcns Of the North; we sincerely hope
thai our Southern friends in their eff
foris 10 enforce the Law for the recov.
cry Of their slaves, will not be governed
by a split Of passionate retaliation -
As general thing the treatment Of the
slave by The Southern master is kind
and lenicnt. A large number of them
aided by The conslan, interference OF
the aboli,ionists. have made their es.
cape into The Free States, and now
when The owners by virtue Of The La V
aud the Constitution seek 10 recap,ure
them. we feel assured that they will
not forge, what is due 10 themselves and
their reputation for humanity as TO at,
tempt The use Of Ony stronger means
than is necessary under the Law TO ef
feet i,s purpose. If such is our course
there will be thousands of our Northern
fellow citizens who will he ever ready
10 assist in lis execution.
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American Hotel.

On Vine street Jetwesn Main and Second streets,
ST. Louis, Mo.
z& The above Hotel. rebuilt, thor.
NIT. oughly renovated reitted and fur
siisB9 nshed, with entire new furniture
&sskzz& with large and convenient additions
will be open by the subscriber for the accom-
mediation oftransienl and permanent boarders
on Monday the 10th September.
Its location is desirable, being situated in
the centre of the most extensive mercantile
portion of the city, and equally convenient to
the levee. The house with its new addition
contains large and airy rooms sufficient for the
accommodation Of 200 guests, with dining
room OF sufficient size 10 seat comfortable the
above number
1t is the determination Of the proprietor to
make it equal in every respect to any house
in the city, and hopes by the strictest stten-
lion to the best interest Of his guests TO ner.
i. liberal share Of patronage,
GEORGE WOOD.
October 2ith lS5O-tf,
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BRIDGE TO LET,

E>HERE will be let to the lowest bidder on
Il the ground, the building of a La tice
Bridge, across the east fork of the Charlton
River, near the town of Old Charlton, Cd
Saturday the Odd November, 1850. plsD
ar d specification Of the Bridge can be seen at
Mr.. Jno. Mcore's, in the town Of Charlton.
ABNER FlNNELL.)
JOHN D. LOCK. Bridge
JAMES A. CLARK. Commissioners.
l.. REYNOL Is.
October oath lS50-tdbl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

MARRIED. Brunswick, on the l4lh
inst. by DR.. Bull. ANDREW l.. KERR,
to Miss JOSEPHINE A. SWlTZLER, ell
Of that place.
On the 30ib ult., in Dubuque, Iowa,
by Elder M. Modify. WINTHROP II.
HOPSON. NJ. D.. OF Fayet.e, Missouri to
Mrs. Ella A, CHAPEL, of Dubuque
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
rTO the Soldiers Of the last war with Gre,

Two the Soldiers Of the last war with Gre a,
Il Britain, of any of the Indian wars since
100. and the officers Of the late Mexican
war.
Having received the forms and instructions
adopted by the Pension Department, under
the act of Congress of Sept. 2sth 1850, grant.
ing bounty lands to soldiers who served in
any of the above mentioned wars, the under.
signed is now prepared in connection with a
gentleman of experience at Washington City,
10 pr ocure land warrants for oil those who
may entrust their claims to our care. Claim.
ants from distance must make full state =
ments of their cases by tier with Sl epclos.
ed. Postpaid letters from any county in Mis-.
souri, will receive prompt attention. Address.
JNo. ii, PRICE, BOonpale, Mo.
Bnonville, Oct--24-,T
JOB WORK, Of every description neatly
nya cd al
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

D@A writer in one Of the religious
papers of Philadelphia is striving to
prove that falling in love is morally sin.
ful. If he can make that position good,
he will have no difficulty in establish
ing the fact Of total depraviiy. for evey,
body docs 1t,
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q l. A : q q w vi o.
THURSDAY, OCT. "a, 1850.
Hon. THOMAS II. BENroN, arrived a,
Bnonyile on The l7th Instant.

WucH Is RIGnT.-There has been
concluded an armistice between the
rival factions of the Democratic party
in New York, and the different Jour.
mails oftha, party out Of the State are
cOngraiulating themselves and the party
on the felicilious union. We have here.
iofore expressed the opinion tina, the
Free Soil wing of the party had gotten
The advantage in the bargain. We now
feel convinced Of the truth Of the opin.
ion from an announcement in the Even.
ing Post that the Union Convention
had nominated Martin Van Buren, for
the Presidency in 1852. From some
cause this portion of the proceedings
of the Convention must have been sup.
pressed as we find that the ST. Louis
Times the organ Of Anti. Bentonism in
this Slate denies that any such proceed.
ing was had. We would be glad lha,
the question was settled, that The De,
mocracy Of this State might know
whether they are 10 hold felIo wshp with
party that yet sustain the little Magic
ian: We hope therefore these violent
anti. Benton papers will seek the infor.
nation, and enlighten the public on a
subjec, Of such interest. If they do
not they will certainly subject them
selves to the inpula,ion of wilful ignor.
ance. If however they have kno"ing.
ly endorsed and commended this union
Of The party at Syracuse with knowl
edge that Martin Van Buren, was the
choice Of the Convention for President,
we can scarcely find language 10 express
our utter contempt for their subser-
viency to the will of faction so dan
gerous 10 the country, and for course
Of conduct so little 10 have been an
,icipa,ed from their former professions
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

Upeople who are always talking
sentiment, have usually no. very deep
feelings. The less water you have in
your kettle, the sooner il begin TO make
a noise and smoke.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

U1The glory of good man is the
testimony of good conscience; have
that, and thou wilt have inward peace
in the midst Of troubles.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

HOf all our infiImiiies, vanity is
The dearest TO Us; a man will siarve his
other vices TO keep that alive.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

O|Charles Lamb once said Of the
water cure, 1t is neither new nor won.
derful, for il is as old as the deluge,
which, in my opinion, killed more than
il curedr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
/ signed will apply at the November term,
4th Monday, of the Randolph County Court,
for final settlement of his administration on
the estate of Mary F. Tay lor decd.
s9I--iw. Fl. NJ w. TAYLOR, Ex'I
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEIT
FlFTIES ON TUE BANK OF
MISSOURI.


thrown into considerable excitement
yesterday, by the announcement, that a
large amount of fifty dollars counterfeit
notes on the Bank of Missouri, had
made their appearance. They arc, in.
deed, il is said, the most perfect coun.
terfeis ever made on the notes Of that
Bank.
The discovery was made by the Tel.
Ter of Messrs E. w. Clark e. Bros,
who received $4,000 in these notes from
The Bank day or two since. He sus.
pected that they were counterfeit, and,
on close examination by Messrs. Clark
& Bros, with a magnifying glass, they
were finally pronounced bad. The
signatures are excellent, Cashier Shurlds
acknowledges il impossible for him to
detect them by the signature.
Messrs. Page 81 Bacon received ad
vices from their California house, that
counterfeit fifties on the bank Of Mo.
had appeared there, and they were on
their guard, but we understand that the
teller Of Messrs. Clark & Bros, discov.
cred several of the ffties in package
of Mo. bank notes at Page & Bacon's.
The paper Of this dangerous coun-
,e:feit is of very little lighter color
than the genuine. Signatures eractly
like the true ones On comparing The
notes with magnifying glass, the fig.
ure IL on the scroll in the genuine is
found wanting in the counterfeit, and
the note appears TO be engraved on q
different plate from the genuine, though
the difference is, scarcely perceptable.-
II is supposed that these counlerfei,s
originated in California.
Since the above was in type, we have
obtained the following accurate DIES.
cription Of the counterfeit from Mr..
Hughes, one of our bank directors:
COUNTERFEIT $50, BANK OF Mo-
General appearance good. On exami-
nation, the engraving will be found TO
be much caarser than The genuine, cs.
pecialy the dropery Of the female fig.
ure. Signature of the President and
Cashier very well done. The counter.
felt sign by Jno. Smith, Pres't, in the
Jno. the n 0 is written out distinct. 10
the genuine n runs together. In the
counterfeit, signed r. Campbell, Pres't
there is slight flourish in the termina.
ton Of the first stroke of the letter r.
not in the genuine.
MoRE CouNrERFEIT ON THE BANK OF
MIssouRI-Arrest of Counterteiters-
For some days back. the police have
watched their opportunity TO pounce
upon gang of coun,erfeiters, whom
they had good reason TO believe were
at work in n house on south Seventh
street, near RusseFs place. Yesterday
afternoon several members of The
guards repaired to the house, and hap
pencd fortunately 10 enter while i
contained all its tenants, and while lhey
were busily engaged in the act of throw
ing out $40 bills on the Bank Of Mis-
souri, from their presses. Three mer
were arrested; one name Love, another
Macafee, and The third Barclay. From
$4,000 to $4,000 counterfeit bills were
seized. A press, plates, &c, &c, were
also seized. The men are now in The
county jail--their examination before
the Recorder may take place to.mor
row.-'S. Louis MteRigencer 18Th ult
To Benjamin franklin, among Other
benefits conferred on his country, i,
| American indebted for the weepios
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

UnThere is no peace maker in the
world like good dinner.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

To Benjamin Franklin, among other
benefits conferred on his country, is
American indebted for the weeping
willow, now difiused over the whole
land, and broom corn, which has be.
come so extensively both a luxury and
necessary in housekeeping life. He
planted slip Of willow basket which
seemed to possess vitality, and it became
a tree, which in time supplied cuttings
for lhosards Of Cultivators. With like
proyidenl care he planted seed which
had adhered toa whisk, and as lis
products we behold The millions of
broom corn stalks spreading over the
entire country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
PUBLIC NOTICE.

FJNHE undersigned Executors Of the last
i. will and testament of Thumas Burrns
Decd. will apply at the December Term 1850
of The Howard county Court for an order for
the sale Of negro man slave belonging ~
said Estate, for tho purpose of distributions
JAMES M. BURRUS Er.trs.
THOS. p. BURRUS.}
October 18th, lS50-Sw.
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From the Hon. Peter Minard, one Of
the oldest Settlers in Illinois.

It gives nae pleasure to add my testimony
to the virtues your great medicine One al
my bloodtd horses had swelling over the ca,
OF the knee, about the size of a hens egg
Some said 1t was strain, and some. that il
was the joint water from the knee. and could
not be cured tried oil cedar on it, and all
the llnimems and ointments and they did no
more good man water then by persuasion
OF my Friends tried II. g. FarrelI's Arabian
L'niRent' and was happy to find it take ef-
iect after few days, and i, finally cured IA,
noble animal entirely. think it is decided.
y the greatest lrnirGent for horse a. well a.
human flesh, | ever kncw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
Proposals for Corn.

Proposals for Corn.
ME undersigned will receive. un,;, d..
l. 10Th day of October next, proposals f.,
Inc delivery al Fort Leavenworth, Of
10000 bushels Of Corn,
or TOR any par. of that quantity. NOT les,
than one fifth. The contractor to y;vo ,bo
proper security for the delivery of The sam.
on or before the 18th day of December $50
Z. A. OGDEN,
As.;s o :, Asst. Or. Master.
r. LeaVnworth, Sep Is, 1850.
September 26-ll-3O-lS5O.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

Manufactured ONLY by II. &. Farrell
inventor and proprietor, and Wholesale dru.
glst' No II Main Street, Peoria. H., TO ,pb;sb
all communications must be addressed; and for
sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow; II. Blaksley
& Co. st. Louis. s'
can and get Fsrrier Book, free Of CHARGE.
Sept. s. l950-3m. 81
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Esq. Boxer, Of New Canton, Hi
nois. Savs.1

MT II. u Farreli's Arabian Linment hss
ired some bad cases here. which every o,ba,
retneoy had failed in; one wasa white swe,l.
ing and contracted cords in the leg ola boy
twelve years old. The leg bad wi,heredawar.
ana was 80 contracted that he had no rs, of !,
Three doctors had tried their skill upon i, !,
VAN, and he uas fast sinking to the oror. a
when the boys father was induced TO ,Tv II
u. farrelPs Arabian Linimeut. Before the
first bottle was used up he came into Dir a.
store, and the first words he said wern ..M,
bsrker,t want all that Liniment YOU have il
the store: the one bottle got did nv bow no,e
good than all that mad ever been Done before
mat boy is now well and hearty, and ha.
Tree use OF his legs. 1t is good for sprsin,.
BRUISES cuts burns and swel'ngs.
Being fully satisfied that II G, Farrelrs ARA.
p'ah Llniment Is The best medicine in the world.
cneerni.y rec0mmend II. had been Attic.
'eu ,or 10 yeors with mos severe pain in
my breast and shoulders, which VASE NJ
that could hardly do anv work n, .n W.
would often have To lie 10 bed for ,wo weeLs
at lime with it. | used YOUR lin;mcnt n, !,
and it cured me sonnd and we'll ina v,
the time Of using your Dimment. ono of ~
worst coughs ever had in my life; and i, cr,-
ed that too, | rubbed il in wen ,ver NV h,a,.,
and shoulders. II is also eyce,ler, for frox,.
bitten feet, sores, sweIlincs, sore ,bros,
mango erysePelas, dc.
v, ISAAC CLAYTON.
Mahniactnred ONLY by II. &. Farrell,
inventor and proprietor, and wholesale dru-.
gist. NO II Main Street, Peoria, H.. 10 pb;eh
all communications must be addressed. md n,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

JOB WORK, every description neatly
executed at this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
Rtmedy for Man and Beast. .-
III. q. Il A II IL r. LIS
CELEBRATED
ARABIA llNIME Mt,

Is causing counterfeits TO spring up all over
the country, spreading their bencful influence
over the land, rohbing the pockets of the hon.
est and unsuspeciing, by imposing upon them
worthless and poisonous trash, for the gen.
une H. O. Farrels Arabian Liniment. Fell
low citizens! Look we'll before you buy, aad
see lhat the label Of the bottle has the letters
II g. before Farrel's, for if it has not. i, is
Counterfeit, The label around each bottle
of all my linment reads thus, III G. Far.
rell's Celebrated Arabian Liniment," and nv
signature is written upon the label also, and
these words are blown in the glass bottle, al.
6. Farrell's Arabian Lininent, Peoria"
This truly great medicine still goes on.
conquering disease, and snatching many a
poor poweriess victim from the grave. By
its powerful, stimulating, penetrating and
Anodyne qualities, it restores the use of
limbs which have been palsied for years; and
by its singular power of reproducing the ST.
noSial Fluid or Joint water, it cures all dis
eases of the Joints with surprising rapidity.--
For Rheumatism, and affections Of III @ Shine
and Spleen, it has proved itself a specific: and
Tor affections Of the Lungs, Liver and Kidney.
il is most valuable and powerful auxiliory:
also, for all diseases Of the Glands, Scrofula.
Goitre or Sweled Neck. &c &c. And indeed
for almost any disease where an external au
plication is required, this medicine stands
unparalleled.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
Missouri Pension Agency.

s Triumphant success Of he great Aratnia
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24

On Vine street betwesn Main and Second sire
81. Louis, Mo,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-24
Missouri Pension Agency,

October Oath l65O-tf.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-23

LICENSE VoTE IN VERMONT. Official returns
from ten counties in Vermont show emo license"
jority Of 576l. Last year the majority in the same
counties was 1884, and the no license now falls of
2450 and the license vote increases 65l The coul-
ties of Bennington, Chitcnden, and Grand Isle, are
yet to be officially heard from, but they viii increase
the emo license" majority.
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~ The New York Herald saws:

Ms Bremen is a genius, an oddly, singular
beng, poetess, muse, a ray ofheavenly light-a
big pearl, or diamond, with a crack in it--but she
VIII never get practical knowledge of American
principles, institutions, and manners, from the as
soclaons and company she keeps to during her pre-
sent stay in this country
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u The meetings at DO Grande city passed res
outions in favor of terri jrial government, and
there has been a conventio;s called by the people to
meet at Brownsville to cyhsder the subject DIR.
Kellogg, the notorious e/er of the Texas robbers,
has been arrested at Ddzos
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Gy The bill to increase the capital stock ofthc Nor
witch and Worcester Rail Road Company, after discus
sion yesterday nthe House, passed tot third read
ing. The motion reconsider the vote, Dy which MIR.
Boutwel's amendment the Charitable Fund Bill, was
adopted, was then debated till the House adjourned.
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Cym'E be Reut

II HE subscriber would say his old frefds in this CITY
and vicinity that he has taken the well known Daeuei.
reotype ROOMS No. ld2 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER Two
doors north Of b. H. ardon & Co.'s Store where he IL pre
pared TO take AS GOOD PICTURES and as CHEAP as can
be taken IN this OF other city, and them in Cases
ockets rms, and Rings pnns will be spared in giving
saislaction Ladies and Gentlemen are invited TO cali nns
examine specimens before sitting elsewhere
March 49, diff j. X pIINDy
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LOUISIANA WONT Go! Correspondent of
the New Orleans True Delta, writing from Baton
Rouge, says-The Nashville resolutions were to
come up in the House on Wednesday You NAV
put down Louisiana as being opposed and refusing
to send delegates to that convention
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TEXAS. Hublc meetings held at Roma, Starr coun-
ty, and al Rio Grande city, the Rio Grande rivcr
have passed resolutions by overwhelming majorites, in
favor Of scparas territorial government for the tract
Of country between the Nueces and Rio Grande.
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HEAVY DAMAGES Mr. James Collins has re-
covered 81 600 damages CT the Schenectady Rail-
road Company, for injuries sustained by him by a
collision of the trains the company 9TH Novenl-
Der, lS48
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BIBLE PASoRAaA-This beautiful painting At the
City Hall, is the theme Of conversation among our c-
zens. The subject is Of deep and absorbing interest,
and this great painting Is not only well drawn but
draws we'll Exhibition hsaiternoon at O'Clock and
in the evening.
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EDWARD 9. MASON.
TEACHER OF UETr

OkGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND VOCAL MUSIC.
NO. Warren Hall, Peart-st.,
Piano Fores tuned and any business connected with
ne profession will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Worcester, March %. d,r;stc