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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE ST. LOUIS PRESS.
THlRTY,FlRST CONGRESS SECON D
SESSION.

WAsnrNGToN, August 8.
SEEATE.-The consideration OF Mr..
PEARcE's bill for the settlement. of The Tex
as boundary line was taken up.
MIR. Winthrop took the floor upon his
amendment offered yesterday. His princi>
pal objsc; was to open the subjoc, for fur
Their discussion. He agreed with every word
OF the Executive message. He though, thai,
the friends OF California had RICH! 10 expect
her admission. He saw no objection to Mr.,
Pearce's boundary line, and therefore with.
drew his amendment.
Mr.. Underwood then offered on amend,
ment giving substantially the same bounda
ry line as that provided in the Omnibus BILL
which was rcjected--yeos "a, nays %.
After some further debate. the question
was taken on Mr.. Mason's amendment Of
fering substitution for the whole bill; when
i. was reected--yeas "A, nays 81.
The bill was then returned 10 tho Senate
with the several amendments.
The first amendment was the substitution
Of the expression cher claims to territory"
for the words "her territory" in that part Of
the bill relating to the consideration for
which sic, 100000 is to be paid to Texas. -
After some discussion, the amendment wns
concurted in.
The question recurring on the proviso,
which was itself an amendment, that only 5
Of the 10 millions Of stock shall he issued
until the creditors of Texas shall have been
paid, Mr. Achison spoke in favor Of its re.
lection. After some further debate, the pro
viso was sglecd to-yeas II, nays 35.
Several other amendments were made and
rejected IA 10 90.
Alter some further amendments the bill
was ordered to DO engrossed and read the
third time when i. was passed. Yeas 80,
Nays 20.
YEAs-Badger, Bell, Beuien, bradbury,
Bright. Cass, Clarke, Clemens, Cooper
Davis, Mass Dawson, Dickinson, Dodge,
IIowal Douglas. Felch, Foo'e, Green
Houston, King, Morris, Pearce. Phelps
Rusk, Shields, Smith, Spruance. Sturgeon,
Wales, Whitcomb Winthrop 80.
NAIs-hIchison, Baldwin, Barnwell
Benton, Cha Sc, Davis, (Mss.) Dodge
(Wis.) Ewing, Hale, Hunter. Mason. Nor
ION, Seward, soule, Turroy. Underwood
UPham, Walker, Yuee-20.
Senate then adjourned.
House-Mr. Undefhill, from New York
was appointed on Committee Of Elections
in the place of Mr.. McGaughey. excused.
Mr.. Grinnell introduced q resolution
which was adopted, insuucting the Secretary
OF The Navy 10 furnish all correspondence
and information in the Department relative
to the visit Of the U. S. ship Prebe 10 port
Of Nagasaki in Japan. for the purpose OIL
obtaining the release Of 16 Americans.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole, and took up the civil and diplomat,
ic Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Stevens, oil georgia, addressed the
House at length, reviewing tho Presidents
message, and warmly advocating the rights
OF the South
lie wos followed by Mr. Savage, wtc
stigmalizcd the Presidents message as revo
Iutionary in its lone and hypothetical in its
position.
Mr.. Williams next took the floor and cd
vocated the Prosnent's message.
After which. the House adjourned.
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School NOdice.

MIR. J. W. M'GAKVEY, a graduate Of
I'VE Bethany College, will open Male
school in the town Of Fayette, on Monday,
Aug. 26lh.
Mr.. McGarvey is qualified to teach a.! the
branches commonly taught in the Eastern
Colleges, and hopes to give entire satisfaction
to ali who may prtronize his school.
For further particulars, refer to james A :.
Shirley, II, L. Boon and Dr.. Hopson Of Fay.
cite. Cug22-tf
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ascertained and es,abished--and nu.
merous and weighty reasons conspire,
in my judgement, to show that this di-
visional line should be established by
Congress, with the assen, of the govern.
mcnt of Texas. In the first place, this
seems by far the most promp, mode Of
proceeding, by which the end can be
accomplished. If judicial proceedings
were resorted TO, such proceedings
would necessarily be slow, and years
would pass by, in all probability, before
the controversy could be ended. So
great delay, in this case, is TO be
avoided if possible. Such delay would
be every way inconyenient, and might
be the occasion Of disturbances and
collisions. For the same reason,
would, with the utmos, Difference to the
wisdom of Congress, express q doubt
Of the expediency Of the appointment
Of commissioners, and Of an examina.
ton, estimated, and on award Of in
demnily to be made by them. This
would be bu! Q species Of arbitration,
which might las, as long as suit al
law.
So far os am able 10 comprehend
the case, The general facts are now all
known, aud Congress is as capable OF
deciding on it, justly and proper now
as il probable would be after the report
Of the commissioners. If the claim
Of title on the part Of Texas oppears
to Congress 10 be well founded, in
whole or in part. i, is in tho competen.
cy Of Congress 10 offer her an indem.
nifty for the surrender Of that claim. -
10 case like this, surrounded as it is
by many cogen, consideration, oil
calling for omicabIe adjustment and
immediate settlement, the Government
of the United States would be justified
in my opinion, in allowing On indemni.
ty to Texas, not unreasonable and ex.
irravagant. bu, fair and liberal, and
warded in just spirit Of accommoda'
ton.
think no event would be halle with
more qualification, by the people Of the
United States, than the amicable adjust.
ment of questions of difficulty which
have now. for long time, agitaied the
country. and occupied, TO the exclusion
Of other subjects, the lime aud atlen-
tion Of Congress.
Having thus freely communicated
rhs results Of my own reflection, or
the most advisable mode Of adjusting
the boundary question, l shall, never
ibeless, cheerfully aquiesce in any 9th.
er mode which the wisdom of Congress
may devise.
And, in conclusion, repea. my con
viction, that every consideration ofthc
public interest manifesls the necessity
of a provision by Congress for the set.
tlemen, Of the boundary question. be.
fore the presen, session be brought to
a close. The settlement Of other ques.
tons connected with the Same subject
within the same period, is greatly 10 be
desired; but the adjustment Of this ap.
pears, to me; 10 be in the highes, degree
important. In the train Of such an ad.
Ijus,men,, VIC may well hope tina, there
will follow return Of harmony and
good will, an increased attachmentto
The Union, and the general satisfaction
Of The country.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Washington, August 6, 1850.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

The contest in the fourth District, be
tween Bowman and Hall, is extremely
close. All the information we have
been able to gather in the last few days,
by boats and otherwise, favors the sue
cess of Bowman. We incline TO the be.
lief that he is elected.
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T. L. STEPNENS'
HEADACHE REMEDY,

4 CERTAIN Cure for Sick-headuche,
"a Nervous headache, Toothache Sunpa
Neuralgia, heartburn, Sour Stomach, Indi.
gestion, &c. dc,
The most extraordinary Medicine ever Of
fered to the world! 1t cures the taos, invet-
crate cases Of Sickhendache in few minutes,
It's effects are wonderful in nearly every case,
The secret uf its curing SO quick, is that it al
once corrects and supplies deficiency of the
Gastric juice Of the stomach. This is not
only giving temporary relief but is removing
the real cause Of the disease. If you will
only use one bottle Of this medicine, you will
readily be convinced that the eekheadacae
and other like affections, can be cured as cas-
lily and as quick as any other maady to which
the human family is subjected.
For further particulars, you are referred to
the Agent who will furnish you with Medi-
cal Almanac.
Prepared only BY TIL. Stephens, Fulton,
Mo-, and for sale by
). Riddlcsbarger, agent Fnyette, Mo.
q. Henderson, Glasgow, Mo. cuC5
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THE TIMES
G. Il a = g % w Mo.
THURSDAY, AUG. 20, 1850
ELECTION RETURNS.

We are indebted 10 numerous friends
for letters containing tho result Of the
election in different counties. We omit
several letters received since our last
as tho information they contain has
been anticipated. The official returns
will be given soon, from the entire
Slate
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A life rescued from the verge Of the
Gravel!


Mrs. Eggart (resides on Race, three doors
above Eight says that she has been con.
sumptive for the last six years, and during
the last year all remedies failed, Coughs
most distressing, cold night sweats hectic fe-
yer, cold chils every day, debli,ated and re-
duCed to mere skeleton, and the blood now
settled under my nails, my lungs liberated
both externally and inter nally, and my ply
stefan now called in celebrated Lung Doctor,
who said there was no hope Of my recovering,
Some of my friends called in to take their
last leave! With faint hope now commen-
ced taking Dr.. Rogers Liv erwort and Tar
and what happy change. l now ENJOY bet
ter health than l ha We since WAS Ia years
Of age, and have gained in flesh from ninety,
to one hundred and forty pounds within the
last three months.
We the undersigned state that we are &C.
quainted and visited Mrs. Eggart dnring her
sickness, and believe the above statements to
be true. JOHN MELEN DY,
D. K. LEAVITT.
Deacons Of the First Congregational Church
Cincinnati, Dec |, 1850.
For Sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Dr..
SyELsoN, Fayette, McCAMPBELL, COATES d
SMITH Huntsville, No. Aug 10, 2w.
From the universal success Of II. Ct. FAR.
RELL'S Ara bian Liniment in curing lame
backs, rheumatism, white swellings, dc, we
have no doubt but that it will rapidly lay all
other remedies on the shelf. 1t is equally
effective for man and beast. See advertise
ment,
n B. Beware Of spurious preparation
called w. b. FarrelI's Arabian Liniment,
base counterfeit, which has just made It's
appearance. Aug Is 2w
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Notice.

4NS2aSSs
a Ii persons indebted to John D. Perry
N or the undersigned are respectfully re-
qucsted to call upon us and IiQuidate the
amount Of said Indebtedness. Having TO use
a large amonnt Of means during the coming
month, we hope our friends Will speedily call
upon Us for their accounts.
PERRY g. BARTUOLOW.
GLASGOW Aur. %, 1880,
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Glasgow Female Seminary

Glasgow Female seminary
.VB>IIE Third session of this Institution will
4 commence on Monday, the I'd ofoeptem-
Der next, under the supervision Of Rev. A. b.
FGAziER, assisted by Mrs Nj. w, FRAZIER,
Miss LAURA T. SPRAeUs, and MS many other
well selected Teachers as the school may
require, Terms the same as in surrounding
schools, viz:
Preparatory course per session 5000
Seminary Proper, Third department 500
Second 1000
First 4" 1850
EXTRA STUDIES.
Music on the Piano $1,000
Use OF Instrument 800
Drawing, ur Painting in water colors 500
Painting in Oil 1000
Ornamental Needle work 400
Teaching French 1000
BOdrdiag-Can be had in respectable fami-
lies on reasonable terms, Strict attention paid
10 the morals and habits of the pupils.
F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, August - Cim'n BIRD Trustees.
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PerfuHl2ery sc.
EresHa Esrugs, &c.

NIGGES g. CO., have just received Red
IL and white lead, venetian red, Paris green
chrome green and yellow, linseed, olive, tan
ners and lard oil, dc &c which make their
assortment complete, all articles warranted
pure and of the best quality; no such nostrums
as Mustang, Old Dr.. Townsends and
Johu Bull q Co., no agencies of any kind, not
even battle snakes. aug22
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
v and others interested in the estate OF
Thos. ] Walker, decd, that the undersigned
intends to make final settlement Of said es-
tate, at the October Term, of the Howard
County Court. FEDERAL WALKER,
aug % 4w Aamr.
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Es. II. IN ANENElANHls,

Successor 10 Hanenkamp d. Co..
wv HOLESALE Grocer and Commission
w Merchant, No. SO, Levee, St. Louis.
Particular attention paid to snes of Hemp,
Tobacco, Bacon and Wheat. COnsignmenls
July 25
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Order OF Publication.

Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,) g.,
County Of Howard. 'O''
In the County COurt-Augus! Term, 1850
James c. Martin, Admr, of the Estate of
Lamentation Bush, decd.-.PetitiOn to sell
land for the payment Of debts.
NJ OW Gt this day comes said petitioner and
y files his petition setting forth that the
personal Estate Of the decea sed is insufficient
TO pay the debts against his Estate, which PC
ution is accompanied by the lists and invent o.
ries required by law, and praying the Court to
order the sale of the real Estate for that pur
pose-and the Court being satisfied that such
sale is necessary, it is therefore ordered that
all persons interested be notified that applica
tion has been made for the sale of the real Es.
tate of the deed. (to-wIt) the w. of the N.
W. or. of Section (2S) and the E. J of the N.
g. Or. of Section (29,) Township 600 Range
(l6,) containing lGO acres of Land, all in the
Countyof Howard, for the payment Of the
debIs aforesaid, uAd that unless the contrary
be shown on or before the first day of the
next term OF this Court, an order will be made
directing the sale of the real estate aforesaid,
or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the payment Of the debts aforesaid. 1t is fur.
her ordered that a copy of this order be pub.
llshed Tor six weeks successfully before the
next term of this Court, and this cause is con.
tinuea' A true copy Of the Order.
Test A.. J. HERNDON, CPE.
Aug. l5-24-6w
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OPThe Locofocos carried Iowa ind
North Carolina. at the recent elections.
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howard FsigEn School,

IA tEI1E, NO.
FNllE Thirteenth Session OF this Institution
Il will commence on the first Monday in
September and continue sir months.
Through the liberality Of the friends Of the
school, the Building, containing twelve large
and convenient rooms, is now undergoing &
thorough repair. The work will be mostly
completed by the beginning Of the term.
BOARD OF INSTR UCTYON.
Rev. w. 4. LUCKY, A NJ, Superintendent
and Principal ofthe Female Department.
w. Il. DAVIS, A. B., Principal Of the Male
Department.
Miss C. S. WHITE, Teacher Of Vocal and
instrumental Music.
Miss SARAH BELL, Associate in the Fe male
Department and Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
MIR. J. J. RUcKER, Tea cher Of the Primary
Male Department.
-, Teacher of the Primary Fo-
male Department.
---, Teacher of French and Ger
man.
COURSE or STUDY.
The course Of study is substantially the
same as that pursued in our Colleges.
As requisite for Graduation, young La
dies are required Gin addition to moral and
menlal Philosophy Bellies Lettres, Gyc.) to pass
thorough examination upon the entire
course Of Mathematics, including Comic Sec
| tons and Olmsted's larger Philosophy,
In addition to the above, young Gentlemen
are equired 20 study Latin and Greek sufi-
cient to enable them to enter the Junior
class in College
EXPENSES.
Primary studies 81 90
Common English ~ 90
Higher II 81
Ancient Languages IA 81
| Vocal music rs
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, with use of Piano S2l so
/" without " Is 90
| French II 90
Drawing and Painting 10 90
Boarding, in excellent private families,
convenient to the institution, including wash
| ing, fuel and lights, 81 30 TO So per week
For further particulars address Lucky d.
Davis, Fayette, Mo.
SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
PreSt. Of the Ord Of Trustees
Fayette, aug 10, 1850,
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August g, HS50.

vENHE undersigned have now in store, and
L offer for sale at st Louis Prices, cargo
added the largest and most magnificent lot Of
Furniture, ever brought to this place consist
ing in part Of the following articles:
Sofas, Cribs, Chairs, Tables, Clildren's
Rocking and Office chairs, Bedsteaas from
81 80 10 II, Centre tables, ,cdSb-
stands, Bureaus, from $ll TO 80
each, ,rriting desks, dc. &c.
and in short complete assortment; call soon.
ii you wish to buy good selection.
Jugs J. E. SWINNEY
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JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

Recently opened ut
30I Main street, opposite s. n. Co;oR,s Nurscrv
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
NNTHERE may be had Oysters served up in the yarous
w styles; also. for sale by the measure.
The Saloon is situated the first floor of the Block and
by personal attention TO the business he hopes make
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who may favor
him with call.
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fruit Mars
and confectionery on hand.
esf& He is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
VA kinds, from one of the best bakeries in the city.
LII. Also Pies and Cakes Jellies and Preserves Of do
nestle manufacture. 1gMEAIS furnished at al hours
BURNING FLUID aud LAMPS Of the best quality
stanty ON hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid
share OF public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Worcester, Nov. 81, 1850. diff VIM. A. EAMES.
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GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS.
WHOLE STOCK MARKED DOWN
AT RUINOUS PRICES.

AT RUINOUS PRICES.
1T is intention to sell every thing hand in the
shape of Dry Goods before l5t December, 1850 In
der TO accomplish it, have made general MARK
DOW our whole stock and such prices that
fail to secure ready sale OF every article AT ONCE.
r7Our stock much larger than hs ever been before
consisting Of the most desirable assortment offered by
us, viz:
Cd LYoNEsE CLOTHS, from Is to- 50 cts
ALPAcCAs and MoHAlRs, in fancy CHS, 20 to SO cts
BTk " Is cts to 81
Rich All Wool CAsHMEREs, ~ cts
" DE LANES, 81, cts
Blue Maroon Green Orange, Plain Atwood DIains, dc
Best styles MANCHESTER DE LINES, snoh as are
sold every where in the city for 20 and 22 cts, shall
for SeUenteeH Cents,
MeorimacS, ?ocseco, and Hamilton Prints for 10 cts
choice style ofENGLIsH PRINTS, that we have been
selling for l2l cts, will offered at Eight Gents.
1900 Yds. A French Prints, that have been
selling freely at IL cts we shall sell them now for I2 cts
IrA better Bargain in BLACK SILKS can lie shown by
us than by any other concern in Worcester. very fair
Black Silk for so cts, "a I'D. wide.
Also, in FANCY SILKS defy competition, eli her in
ptye or cheapness, having in style cheapness, having
every thing in the shape of RICH STRIPE, BROCADE,
PLAIN Also, every shade and color of
Heavy Changeable Trc Satins.
The best atcle of Portsmouth Hose r az cts
Black Worsted Hose for II cts.
Heavy Rose Blankets for $3.50 per pair.
,osn agd Bieachei SHEETINGS.
Also, llChiN6S, CRASHES, and DlAPERS.
In fact, our whole stock going uiheald of pri es.
This is an opportunity that seldom offers for you TO get
nearly One Dollars worth of Goods for Ffty Cents
HALL 81 THOMPSON.
N.B 1t is acknowledged by every that we have the
best assortment Of
Bay State Long and Square Shawls
there is in Worcester-prices varying from S75 to
for the best article. Also
Cashmere Long and Square ShavIs,
from Sc TO SEQ.
You will oblge us by looking through stock and
our prices not Is per cent less than the Goods
cabe bought elsewhere, we VIII not urge yout buy.
Worcester Nov 10. dw4wis
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Messengers Notice.

IFo-cester, S. December g. 1850
JTON. HENRY CHAr1N, Commissioner of Insolvency
i for the County of Worcester, hns this day issued
Warrant against the Estate JONATHAN L. HASTINGS,
Of 0akam, in said County, shoe maker an nsoen debt
or and the payment of any debts the delivery Of aly
property belonging said sovent debtor to him or fer
his and the transfer Of any property by him. forbid
den by law
will be held at Court of Insolvency the Office said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, on the 2Gh
day of December instant al 10 O'Clock in forenoon for the
proof of debts and to choose assignee assgnets his
Estate j. DAY, d. s..
do d5twlt Messenger.
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ChaHin's Premium Yarn,

(WHICH received DIPLOMA at the late Mechanics
wv Fair, is to be found ouy at the
DORCHESTER THRE4ff9 STORE.
BE it known, that have this day appointed JOSEPH A.
Rowland sole Agent for the sale of my Premium Yarn in
Worcester and other person is authorized to ke sell
the from this date ROYAL III. CHAFFlN. A
Holden, Nov l6, 1850.
nrAl qualities for sale the Manufacturers prices,
the WORCESTER THREAD STORE, No. 2li MAIN STREET
nearly opposite CIRCUITS Book Store. dow NovlS
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE,
lenTraI NXchange.

Directly under Worcester Bank end Post Office
TEIIE subscribers htvHg become joint Poprieors ard
Lessees 0f the two weiknown Eating Houses in the
Central Exchange Building, have re-modeed the same
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON, so
by ~ feet arranged after the stylc of the FIRST
Saloons New York and Boston, combining all the modern
conveniences and accommodations and forming Of
most commodous aud agreeable EATING HOUSES he found
in the state and far superior to any thing of the hind
before opened in Worcester.
The Establishment will be known as the EXCHANGE
EATING HOUSE, and viii be conducted a scale of lib
crafty and bounty commensurate with lis spacious charac
ter and arrangements forming place of respectable
ana agreeable eiresment TO the citizens of Worcester, and
OF great advantage and accommodation TO the public gen.
orally
PRIVATE TABLES are arranged for the convenience of
transient guCstS,-a good DINING HALL rec dinners
and public Occasions-and fine PRIVATE Roos for compa
MES of friends clubs societies, an parties The whole
establishment is lighted by gas and furnished taste and
iberaty and with express reference to the comfort
and enjoyment of VISITORS
The LhRDER will always embrace all the substantial and
STANDARD dishes and vands and vieant used
include the Injuries and decaces of all seasons and the
whole will be served p in the most approved and desirable
sty and Having secured services of several
experienced and slln caterers ue with their own per-
sona supervision and efforts, they have hesancy
perfect satisfaction.
OYsTHR~, of the best breeds received fresh, daily,
and prepared in every variety OF STYLE Also, for sale by the
Meals will be furnished at all hours,
and Clubs PARTIES &c. will be provided fer at the shortest
notice and on The most liberal terms
well selected stock OF foreign and domestic FRUIT of
all kinds-NUTs, CO&FECTIoNARY, Hot COFFEE, TEAS
Cocoa, &C., will always be found on hand.
~ regular Pastry Department., under the con
duct OF an experienced Lady, connected with the Fstab
shmen and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE o
every Variety will always be found in reserve, and supplied
to families parties &C. upon ORDER in the most prompt and
satisfactory manner.
GJLaies call with perfect prop ty, such is the
custom of the place.
~ The subscribers cordially invite the patronage of the
citizens of Worcester and the public assuring them that
attention expense shall be wanting render the
lDF Of bairT
support and appreciation.
~. B. Clam ChoyYders a no. /, furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during the season. from stock
fresh from the of the Narragaset and express
y for our Establishment.
DAN'L c. THURST0N,
JOSEPH NJ. RICHARDS.
Worcester October 81 1850. U3tsjistr
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JANYIT3 & CLOUGH.
FashionahIa Eair Orasgers

TENiE subscribers would most respectfully inform their
former customers and the public generally that they
have f6rmed copartnershp 10 take effect and after
Mcnday Dec. 3D. at the shop under the CENTRAL iorEL,
whe-e both OF the above firm will be found in punCtul
tendance they viii also keep constantly hand suepy Of
JaEis Tr3oA iAris0rator, very superior article for
the hair.
thanks for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
received and hope i'll their uni0 to unite large share of
their former Customers. d3m-Dec. 3.