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Notice.

will offer for sale at Sumter Court House
on tho first Monday in March next, to the
h'ghest bidder. TWO NEGRO MEN, be.
longing to tho Estate of II. J. Brown, decd.
Also Two mules, and one horse; and on the
following day, at the late residence of said
deceased will be sold Corn, Fodder, and Po-
tatoas.
Conditions OF sale will be for the Negroes,
2, Bond with good pcrsonal security, credit
Four Years, interest from day OF sale, and
pald annually; and for the other property
credit till Octo',er next
John G. WHITE, Admir-, .
Fob 6 1850, 'a- IS At ~
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Head Quarters,

The following Troops will parade for RE.
VIEW and DRILL a, the times and places
mentioned, viz:
The Uniform Companies Of The IG.h and
l7th Regiments, and the LIST Regiment oi
Artillery and the Charleston Hussars, on Fri
day. the 22h of February.
The l9'h Regiment q Infantry at RIDGE.
vtift, on Tuesday HE Goth Of February.
The lower Datioinn Of the 10Th 'Reyi.
ment at Strawberry Ferry, on Thursday. the
2Sth of February.
The Uppe- Battalion Of the l9;h Rcgi.
ment al Black Oak Lock Cor Club Housed or
Saturday the I'd Of .larch.
The oh Regiment Of Cavalry at or near
Bradley & Brittons Ferry (south sde) on
Thursday. the lst of March
:3d Regiment Of Infantry at Conwayboro,
on Saturday. the 9th of March.
The 32h Regiment at Marion Cour, House
on Tuesday, the 10Th of March
The 10Th Regiment of Infantry a, Darling
ton Court House, on Thursday, tho I4,b of
March
The 7th Rcgimen, Of Cavalry at or near
Darlington Court House, OH Saturday, the
10Th Of March.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry at Bennetts-
vile, on Tuesday, the 10Th of March
The g5th Regiment at Chesterfield, on
Thursday. the 2lst Of March.
Tho 2lst Regiment ut Lancaster, on Sat.
urday, The Odd Of March
The 22d Regiment at Camden, on Tues
day, the 26,h Of March.
The 2Otl' Regiment at Swimming Pens,
on Thursday. the 2Sth of March.
The 44lh Regiment at Sumtcrviile, on Sat.
urday. the 30th OF March.
The ,,l NJ, ~
ed Officers will assemble previously at the
place Of rendezvous of their respective Re.
gments or Ba,lalions, for Drill and and In
struc,on.
The Major Generals and Brgadicr Gener.
ais will, with their Staff, attend the Reviews
in their respective commands
The Drigadier Generals are charged with
the extension of this ordar to their Bripades,
All the Troops and Arms will be inspect.
ed, except at Charleston.
by order of the Commander Chief
J. w. ChNTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
FEB q Is 1t
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COD LIVER OIL.
South Car0lina----Sumter Dist,
IN THE COMMON pIEt,S.

Andrew ]. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, ads. c..
a. Rupert. for ai.--Ca. Sa
Andrew J. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, who
are in the custody IF the Sheriff OF Sumter
District by virtue Of a Wri, OF Capas ad
Sat'siasciendum at the suit Of C A Rupert,
ior another, having filedin my office. togeth.
er with schedule, on oath, of their estate
and effects, their petition 10 the Court az Com
mon Pleas, prayiiu that ,hoy may be admit
ted 10 the benefit of the Acts of the General
Assembly made for The relief of insolyent
DeeioIs: ~ IL ordered. That .he said q. A.
Rupert for another. and an oiher the creditors
to whom Tho said AnlrewJ Hicks and s,anJ.
i'cks, Is IN any wise ind6bted, he. and they
are hereby sytnRaoned. aud have nt,tiee to sy,s
rear before the said Court, at sutnts !, Ss:o,irt
ionse, on the second Monday nfser ,hs an
Monday IN March r,sSt, 10 si,aw capas il any
they oaB, why the prayer of tho petitisa
aforesaid should not be gfsn.ed,
III. ]. D. JONES, q q rs. 3
0fice of Common Pleas, 10 3n
Jan 2, 1850,
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Attention !! Riflernen,

The Sumter I,iflemen are hereby ordered
10 attend a parade Of the Upper Battalion Of
44th Rcgiment on The 10th Inst. at Sumter
vile, armed and equipped for review.
The Commissioned officers, Sergeants and
torporals will attend the day previous at 8
O'clock for for Drill.
ss BY order of Capt. HAMmET, s..
p. S-As there will be an inspection of
arms &c. on that day it is advisable that each
member should be prepared with Ammuni-
tion as required by Constitution.
FURTHER NOTICE.
An election for Orderly Seargeant is here
by ordered on Tuesday tho l2th inst, to I'll
the vacancy occasioned by the departure OF
J. NJ. Pringle from this State; Lieutenan,s
w. y. Hudson, ]. T.. Cummings and J. w.
Dargan are appointed Managers Of said elec.
ton 10 he held o, Town Hall from 10 m to
Bpm.
And Furthermore, d Stedhan,, f Andrews,
Spencer Davis and J Gordon, are appointed
Corporals for the present year, and arc TO be
obeyed and respected as such, whose duty il
ia to extend this notice.
BY order OF Capt HAMMEr
J. B. WEBB, o. s. Pro. 19,n.
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Educational Notice.
Feb. i3 1850,

u The exercises Of the BRADFORD
SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Sumter
District will be resumed on Monday, the 4th
OF February ensuing, under the direction OF
Rev. EDWIN CATER, ass ,s,cd by able and
accomplished Teachers ID u the various
branches OF literary ani ortlStt4auial edpca
tion The Trustees have made The most lb-
eral and complete arrangements to mpart an
extensive, thorough, and highly finished edu-
cation TO all the pupils committed to their
charge; and on the most moderate ter,ns-
Strict and parental attention paid to the
manners and morals ofthe, young ladies' Re.
liglous service, in connection with Sabbath
School exercises, held every Sunday morning
in the Chapel, for The benefit OF The Institu.
ton.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of five months each, beginning res.
pectively on the first Mondays in February
and July; payments half yearly in advance
Rates the the same as last year.
ID. Is. McLAURIN,
The following resolution was adopted b.
the Board o Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent, who
shall send to board and educate in this Ims,i.
tute, at any one time five daughters, shall lie
entitled 10 receive the board and education oi
The fifth one gratis.
An arrangement has also been made to
supply Students of the Institute with hooks
and stationary at Charleston retail prices.
d. B. McIaurin, Sec'ry.
Sec. & Treas.
Feb. 9th 1850 Ii If
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Notice.

The subscriber has undertaken the COL.
i.ECTING BUSINESS, and hopes by his
promptness in attending to any matter en-.
trusted to his care. to merit the patronage of
the icofnmunity. He resdes in sumteryiIc,
where he viii thankfully receive for colIec.
lion any Notes, Accounts. sc. &c.
Dec. 10, lSa9. stf B. CAVAN AGH.
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4@M4@&MM@@ M9WSAe

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he has taken the house we'll known as
the GROSS KEYS" formerly kept by Mr.. VIM.
McKnin, in the town Of Camden, where he is pre-
pared to accommodate travellers nnd boarIers at
reasonable prices. Those who desire to feel the
same quiet abroad as Mt home, arc invited to give
him call.
Travellers accommodated for a single night, and
breakfast in time for the cnrs in the morning, at
moderate charges. J. H. F. BOONE,
Proprietor.
Feb i3 1850, l6 II
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+, Plantation for Sale,

!. The subscriber offerssfor sale his Planta-
ton in Sumter District, two lInilea tputh Of
Statesburg, consisting "a tract of seven
hundred and fifty acres (75.l.} large portion
Oak and Hickory and admirably adapted TO
the cultivation OF cotton. iTherais is an excel.
lent Dwelling House--good out buildings
stable and barns-and houses for the accom-:
nloda,on OF forty or fifty negroes. Tie good
lands and decided health of The place combine
to render it a desirable purchase. tiFjt
For terms apply to ,. ,.sss 3.,,.;,s5 81, ,e.t[
WI. REEFS, Jr.
Staseshurgh. Sept. 10, ,Is19. IL 46f If
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Spring of 1850. 59t q

@t ,thSESAAASe MA aASSSs itt 4iSE' ~
NV, Gs FANCRoFT. ].
DRY CO. DDS, who may visit The City ono Of the
Largest Stocks of Hgfcla assa
! "4iS observable Goods
ever exposed in Charleston. Having made exten.
sive arrangements for SPRING SALES, he conf.
denty invites purchasersto his stock rs IL 10 un.
usually attractive, embracing oil the varieties of
New and ssHsE AAEF
Elegan. silks. both black and colored;
Grenadines, Silk Muslins, Tissues;
c,n.n,mo Bafsgss rsia both a;n. plain and printed
Alpaccas, Bombazines, Chnliys;
Embroideies Of various styles,
Evening Dress Goods in variety Of stylo and
fabric; ~
White Goods Of all the various qualities;
and Nlantles;
Linen and Linen Fabrics;
Embroidered, IRevere stitched and Plain Linen
Cambria adkf'; in lgn great variety; H..
Goods for Gents Wear in ali the leading styles of
Woolen and Cotton Fabrics. '-'
most complete assortment Of all the heavy
Cotton Fdbrics for Plantation use, together with
large stock Of blenched and Brown DOmesiics,
coloicd Cottons, etc. etc.
Purchasers can always depend upon finding the
newest styles of goods imported, an agent Is al
ways in the Market 70 supply us with the most
Fashionable Goods. 'I3
In n word, the stock will be found TO embrace
nearly every article In the Dry Goods line and
will be offered at the -N
sll LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
N. Bile has made large additions to his
Wholesale Rooms and will be prepared TO Offer
Merchants an unusually attractive stock, and in.
vitea the attention of all who wish to purchase
Goods at Lou Prices for Cash or prompt Pay.
Feb. 1850.
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r. On and afiert ] alt ssIlasy, 1850 Erssglis
Trims Tor The acconfnpda atio,i of INV ,StcfioAs
Abosr !sii leave tho aIafs feet ps.
pot atsay light on the iusus of Y<assesa3 III
staiion must ha iyeted as ti,a Depot ss If
day preceding.
d Returning, The tssihs viii leave DanIsrrE CO.
l,imbn and Camden Immediately after tho Passet,
ger Trains ON Fff9ay isofpiiis, Entsol and ntheT
heavy produce for thsse 1t1ins naust be ut siIsse
Stations on Wedaesday fpseee eings iight srsieles
Will be received on Thafeday.
\ Persons desirots of nyailing of Shess fInins,
will peRsc send n6;iec 20 this ollce OF tie Gnaati
fy Of Cotton DO. 10 be despst tchad from ahe Sta
tionh, by iotser, directed 70 the es
porsatipn. i
ss,s & sst. e ~ Atyt a
OGre ,IhanspostGticf IS. G.. JSs &,
CharlestoIi 7th Ecb.Y. 1850 sSssSs
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IeI5b Hotel,

s,lg Il IS IN II r tzIlJ,lz, ly. s'.I G
This Hotel isisitaated i'd The moot pleas
ant part of ting tow nj The f6prietos viii be
pleased tosee his friends and iiie travelling
public; promising tospare ioeyertions on his
part to render them comfortable. Charges
reasonable. ,}ss. q 4
ss l&t6 IS s WEBB CLARK, 4
Proprietor.
8 Jan 23 fGs4s Ggs'l5g ls'iSisss 13 IF 4
gT Tri.Weekl: Telegraph. (Coiumbia).
and Charleston Courier, copy three months
and send billstoatiiis office for payment.
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ssHH ER IFENS SAI1ES.

-
BY virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
I. on the; first Monday and day following IN
March next, within legal hours of sale,
the highest bidder for Cash. the following
property. Purchasers to pay fer Titles.
One tract of 800 acres Of land
more or less, in Claremon,, adjoining lands Of
F.sJ:a Moses and A. Brown, levied on as the
property of Benjamin Mitchell, al the suit of
ss.sP. Ripley. ,h' 5aasg
One tract Of 100 acres ofland
: inhG Clarendon, adjoining lands OF p. r. r. Ha-
{. ldY and where defendant lives, levied upon
as the property of Washington Barfield, at
the suit OF Jas. F. Rdgeway and Jas. d. Hill
ton, cxo'r.of VIM. Hilton.
sl tract of i 30 acres of land in
9 Salon, adjoining lands Of E. Welsh and Sa.
rahs Beard levied npon as III. property of
aaron =. Beard, et ,i,e sni,uf CT. Player.
negro levied on as the prop
S,ftyFsaft o.fS Rees, at the suit Of A Con.
way. s
4 negro levied on as the pro-
perry Of William Wheeler, ai the sui, of Il.
Road Company.
"A negroes levied on MS the
eperty Of J. J. Tindal, at the suits of Jas.
l Pack, John f. June. and A. C. Houston.
Il negro levied on as the prop
eItYof Eliza A.. Walkes, at tho SUIT of JAS
B, and II. Ca Richardson. ~ lss,9.
"A, horse levied on lis the prop
erty tof' Martin Darwick, at the suit of j.
Lawton.
a negroes levied on as the
property Of Larkir r. Dinkins, at The suit Of
Bank Stale Of South Carolina and others.
j negro, levied CT as the pro-
pesaaof Arabella Brock, at the suit of h. r.
4 negro, levied on as the pro-
perty ofiJas. Atkinson, at the suit of A. Nor.
ris for another.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of Henry w. Atkinson, a, the sui, Of
A.,Norrs, for al. and A. J. Moses.
3 negroes, levied on rs the
property Of Thos N. Brough'on, at the sui,
1 negro, levied on as the pro-
perty OF JOS. T. Cummings, at the suit of ~.
A. Colclough, admr.
2 negroes, levied on as the
property OF c: ID, Gayle, at the suit Of s, S.
Farrar and John II. Rennekcr.
I negro levied on as the prop
erty OF ]. C. Graham, at the suit of w. G.
Williams, for al. "
! negro, levied on as the pro-
Pertyof Il. l.. Herot, at the suit of Bank Of
State Of s. G..
llot and buildings thereon IN
Sumterville, levied on as he properry Of w,
y Hoyt, atthe suit OF 'ohn G. Simnus,
a neUrOcs }ay,ad IN &c a.
. property Of H. Jennings, at the sui, of Bank
: state OF South Carolina, cases.
a negroes, levied on as the
property Of l.. r. Jennings, at the suit of the
Bank State of s. G..
t.negro, levied on as the pro-
perty OF Robert Lowry, at the suit Of W. A
C.;olciough, admr. Eliza Wheeler and F. w.
lsnegro, levied on as the pro
perry Of E. E. Mcleod, a, the sui, of John
ID. Murray .4sas
! horse levied on as the prom
~ Mccoy. II : w '''' u Nd
iFnegro, levied on as the pro
perty OF B. Mooly, OF The suit of D. Fl. Pool,
] negro, levied on as the BRO
perry OF James Ray, at the suit of Willis
ssamaay. 800
lhorse-mill levied on as the
property u. ID. Mcleod, at the suit of Mary
on Tuesday 9th inst,
81 HARVEY SKINNER, s. s. D.
Feb H.. 1850.
NasN Snn
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Notice.

Those wishing the Professional services of
the subscriber, may find him during the day
at ms oiilce IN rear Of the Drug Store, and
John China.
J !. MILLER.
.Sumtervlle, Jau. l, 1850. 10 On
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IIiew Fancy and Staple Goods
s .MN,Ih yMyrooxxyDe ,e81oea

IIiew Fancy and Staple Goods
3 $40 IsGDSySy1nlaadless
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
Plain Fancy and Colorc,l Bereges, every col.
81 or and shade;
Embroidered Muslin Dresses;
Figured Swiss do do.3
French Merinos, Thibet Wool Cloths;
Colored Alpaccas, French Calicoes;
New style Spring Calicoes.
Bl0ck and Cold Water SIX
,POpi;sss.
OF superior quality, being purchased un-
der very favorable circumstances, can be sold
at one half their value.
Black and Colored watered Silks;
Super white Satins, black Synshe US and
Sarsnets:
CANTON GRAPE SHA WIS.
An invoice Of Extra Rich Embroidered white
and black;
An invoice of Plain white, large size, deep
Fringes;
An invoice of Plain white, low driced; to-
gether with laLre OF
STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the season.
At the North East Corner Of King
Market streets.
o. GOODS Safely Packed and sent to
any puri Of The City free gf expense
Charleston, Jan. l, 1850 IL 1t
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GreenVille Female Collegiate
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SAEGASz1l1lA4N1lACES Sssf
DR.. AND MRS. HUME SIniONS, from
Charleston respectfully announce TO the pub,
ltc that they have established a Female Sem.
inaryin tho town OF Grecnyille, s. c. where
every branch of education will be taught. The
establishment 10 one of the finest in the place
,nndthey are prepared to receive u large num-
Der OF Borders on the most reasonable terms.
Assistants Of The highest ability will GIL each
department. and they feel themselves warrant.
cd in confidently Recommending their Semi
nary to parents and guardians who desire
well grounded, finished and elegant cduca-y
ton fpr their daughters and wards. The
most satisfactory testimonials are in their
posacssion and reference 10 given to the res.
pectable citizens of Charleston generally, al.
SO TO those of Greenylle. For terms (Which
are very low and other particulars sea print.
ed CirefuaF at this office or It can be oItaire,l
from,lls Principals free Of postage. Address
post paid, ~ q
Il, - J, HUME EsIMoNs.
T., GreenyiIls g, IT,, s. G. a iii-s 3 -
''2 Dee 70, 70, Is49. ia,s 20 3u, 1
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South -Car0lina---Sumter Dist
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Geo. ). c. Deschamps ads Thos. D. Horrell,
Ca Sa.


Ca. Sa.
Geo. S. G Deschamps who is in the Gus.
tody of the Sheriffof Sumter District by vr
tue ofa writ Of capias ad satisfacienium a, the
suit OF Thomas D. Horrell, having filed in my
Office, together with q scedule, on oath, OF his
estate and effects, his petition to the Court Of
Common Pleas, praying that hc may be ad.
United to the benefit the acts ofthe General
Assembly made for the relief OF insolvent
debtors. II s ordered that the said Thomas
ID. Horrell and all other the creditors towhom
the said Geo. $. C. Deschamps is in any wise
indebted, he, and they are hereby summoned,
and have notice to appear before the said
Court, at Sumter Court House, on the second
Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next, to show cause if any they can, why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid should not be
granted.
J. D. JONES, c. c. p. S.
Office OF Common Pleas,
Sumter Dist Jan, 7th 1850. IL om
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FURTHER NOTICE.
NEAD QUARTERS,

44TH REGIMENT, 8. G. M. J
OLD FORD, Jan. 26, 1850. I
The Da,ialions OF the the forty.Iourth Re.
gimcnt, s. c. Militia will parade for Drill and
Review; tie Upper at Sumterville, on Satuf.
day the 18th; the Lower, at Bradford's Mills,
in Clarendon, on Saturday,ihe 23rJ days ol
February next, armed and equipped as the
law directs.
The Commissioned and non-C Commissioned
officers. the day previous TO review, for Drill
and Instruction. The line to ne formed n,
IL o'clock Il. NJ. Comn.andan,s Of Battal.
ions arc charged with the extension of orders
in their respective commands.
The Regimenlal Staff will turn out on the
days OF Drill and Review.
By order Of t:ol. f. NJ MELIsrr,
w. L. WILDER, Adi't.
Jan 80 ii 3t
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Sale Of Mortgaged Negroes.
ISwill offer for sale, at Sumte, Court
House on the, first Monday in March next,
-four negroes named Rose, Eve, Richard and
little LINDA. levied upon ,nl to be sold to
t2seelose mortgage given by, F. S. Belser
~ Emma l.. Gordon.
6sa st.sis IL SKINNER, S. S. d.
FEB ~, 1850 49, X l6 St
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10 NARMNyANANA.MR,M
Z a Notice for ALI.

lido hereby forewarii any person or persons
trading for either Of two Notes given by me
to William {. Young or bearer, and Michael
Gibbons his mark as security, witnessed by
Daniel Dennis; said Notes are each for $500
one payable first January, s5l, and; tho oil-
er, payable first January 1852. ,s,,stess
+ sss p. M. GIBBONS. (
Salem, Sumter Dist. Jan %, 1880. l4tf
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E't1Si# ~ ss sAYwH1DGSe
VIII be sold In Sunteryitle ON the first Monday
in March next, FIVE LIKELY NEGRO MEN;
aai on the day following at the. Plantation Of Mr.
Samuel Tindal in Clarendon, Three Horser, and
sabout Twenty-Five bead OF Stock Cattle, TO Fore
CLOSE Mortgages given by Samuel Tindal TO l.. F..
Rhame and james III. Tindall.
4, 80 e fs4tS3f L. F. 'RHAME,
IS Ssts .stssSss JAS. III. TlNDAL,
- Feb II, $780, t16 81 t'F Mort ngecB.
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Last Notice.
TO RENT.

IU HEN Il.
A small Farm, at about one mile distance
from town, containing sou,a Is or 2t,,acres Of
cleared land with Dwelling and out-buildings
complete. The locality is healthy and the
water remarkably good. For further infor-
nation, enquire at this Office, or of
.tsa.4 PERRY MOSES.
Jan Is, 1850. s, l2 If
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all persons having demands sgaihst the
late Samuel McBride pf Sumter District,
are requested 70 present them properly at-
jftestedi f.e andIthoEe indebted Will please make
payment. n ST AZ
81, GEO. w. COOPER, 81
MARTIN, RHODES,
I, st5s isrccutors.
Jan 80, 1850. i5 at IS
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School B

~ Every Description from tbs slaInsn ,ayv
Speilef % Latin and Greek, inclndi,ia Sin.
tionary of all kinds. for Sale by -
"a ]. &; P. MOSES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-07
Kitchens Preparations for the Skin and Hair

AlJcnon preparations Tor the Skin and Hair
TE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public in Worcester that he has established two Agen
cies in two Drug Stores-one that of JAMES GREEN III
Main Street, and the other NJ b. GREEN 2l6 Main-st-
thereby aordg the citizens at either part of Worcester an
easy facility to purchase either OF the following popular
preparations:
THE COLCASSIAN ANIBRA an odifeious tonic for pre
venting Badness, Grey Hair, the falling of the hair
eectuay eradicatng Dandru and the thorough cleansing
OF the skin OF the head 1t is decidedly best medcaed
compound for the Strengthening preserving and beautyg
of the Hair.
THE VITA PALS, which removes freckles and all
eruptons md impurities of the skin and preserves it in
healthy and youthful state This preparation composed
of nnoXous ingredients that received the sanction
the best Chemists.
THE ROYAL ISPHAN HAIR DYE. a vegetable com
pound for Coong the hair permanent Black or natural
BrotR, as the Lady Gentlemen may wish. This article
has been the result of several years experiments and has
been improved by the experience of eminent Chemists
Many have been benefited by and it now being used by
several Ladies and Gentlemen of this city who unanimous
Ly agree that the spahan Hair Dye the best and most e
fectual extant 1t does stain the skin of the head
u Wholesale and retail, by the proprietor ANDREW
KITCHEN manufacturer OF all kinds OF Ladies and Gentle.
mems Hair Work. Rooms 257 ashia eton-Sk Boston and
IN Worcester by James Green, II Main Street. and Nj b.
Green, PIG Main-st. d3taw3m Aug n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-07
FRANKLIN HOUSE,


Main street. " oECSstcEs
se rV7IIE subscriber has taken this wen SHOWN pubic
II5ss house. and ready 10 aecohmouate tAe puoac
irl. ON ,ia most reasonable terms The House Is con-
venientIg located The east side OF Main Street.
T betveen the Court House and the Station Of
~. Pstn and Worcester Railroad, and in the midst OF the
business part the city The rooms are pleasant and are
furnished fer the convenience aud comfort OF travellers
ba y, En- he sspped with the best the market affords
and with strict attention he hopes TO receive share of the
public patronage.
viii annie ward for the accommodation of persons
t.,.ye;i la in private carriages. EMORY PERRY.
Worcester. Oct %. 1881. d3lNtf Il
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FRENCH SHIRTS.

MANY GENTLEMEN have found II ip,rossir,o % oh
~ tam wei made and well lifting Shirts aid have son
Yea win more or less orde the constant
VeSaoh produced byan uncomfortable collar md badly
ng 'front.' The subscriber has for the past seven wears
enaeayored to remedy these evils by giving his attention
H"y 70 lhe manufacture of the finer gaaies of shirts
g ghe1 oy orlHi ana accurate measurement ana invite,
~ WIZ Wish Tor really good article call ana lenye thej
'"'"'"ic9' CHARLES A IIEWINS
Boston, Aug 90, 1850 JnT Th,2r