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"INcoNOGRAPHIcE ENCYCLOPEDIA.n
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STEELE'S FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE,
RLEsToN, SourH CAROLINA.

CHARLEsToN, SOUTH CAR0LNA.
- THE SUBSCRIBER 8 establish
ment being one Of the most extensive
A and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
on finding there a superior assortment OF all the
latest STYLES of Hats for this fall. Fine French
Moleskin and Beaver Hats, with an extensive
variety Of fine black, and blue cloth Caps for gen
tlemens, youths, and children.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can be supplied with Hats and Caps
for plantation and house servants. Black, white,
pearl, and drab waterproof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps.
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BUSH's
SUP ERROR MPOUN
COUGH GAEDYt

A NEW article, biehly medicated with COD LIVER
"A OIL and other invaluable remedies united in chemical
combinations and forming the best safest pensantest and
uosi wonderful medicine Of its kind that has ycr been CT
ieFen TO The public, for Coughs Colts HoarstEeseCfq m
- ohctoi nj ec9.s, ard all other Disecses ernie uEgs
II Is especially valuable for the relief and cure Of
ton certain cure for Whoopifg Cough, and the best
remedy eyer used for Group, and the cIoupy cough 10
which children subject
IL Is Invaluable for Ciergymen and Public Speakers gener
any, 10 use boh before and after sCaAEg, aayig irrta
ton and restoring the gued organs Of speech and he eT
haustcd bod} TO their natural tone.
me Goa Liver Oh has Of late obtained reputation be
yod most Other medicines by long use il has bepp found
great Vdlue N the cure Of all chronic diseases Of the prc
depending on scrnulous dathcss or deprayed habit AZ
the BODY Tor This re son IL been EXTENSIVELY used d
recommended by the Medical Profession both IN mis- conn
~ Gnd Europe stu il is very remedy and bad
ier children 10 take ard somene proves Intellectual when
used alone To cbyate these difficulties the pr,priato,1
have carefully prepareda COUGH CANDY corbining IN
.he virtues Of Cod Liver OIL and cfseyfa oicr medicines
known to be Invaluable in the euro o. pulmonary d,re
Inc whoe together forms the hest COMPOUND o acute and
chronic dl3eaaes Of The lungs in USE ~ Dc moi l h,
try IT, ~ ~ "
1CPfopared and sold at wholesale by RTjsII & co No
2Idrk STREET Worcester, Mac. snd sold al Yss,l n or
cesier 81 spur Sbley, A. Clarke, w. D. Weihsrhpe +
ia7el saa Green TO, Dfuygisa al 8 cert, per tsf
"S'' HH1 HDy Is
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JENNY LIND AND NOTHING ELSE

reeeyedb by the subscriber from the land Of Wooden
Nntmegs, where they roll of the time like the waves Of
Cape God shore JENNY LIND CLOCKS A new aud
beautiful Mantle Clock Rosewood case called afcr The
swedish Nightingale that Is pouring fourth her sweet
notes 10 his land OF liberty, with the Fugitive Slave Bill
thrown m which we will sell 10: less than half hat DODGE
pald Tor his ticket ~ the first Concert IN Boston.
Also, good assortment Of Clocks and Clock Tdmmuos
pair thai has worked only Is years IN CLOCK manuactor
and thinks lie Can give satisfaction -
Clocks repaired and warranted keep time BY note with
nj the variations. at A. NJ. DRISCOLfS IeucIry Fsab
siment, BlosLow's CoURr, PRoNr SraEzr
Worcester, Oct IA. dw,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-05
INVALUABLE IrjVEMTI0gS,
VIVA. e esEE,
20. % Snahnrv ST.

70, % Sudbury street, Boston,
WOULD inform the public that he has invented pe,p
- contdyauce for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS.
winch mparts to the water neither color acid or taste
Inc outside Of the pipe is covered with composition thai
preserves them from rust. This considered BY the nst
eminent chemists the ONLY f for converting water
INTO hoases for domestic purposes Those using agua.uct
water viii nd for their advantage to call and exape
JJlIe has also invented a GLASS STRAISIR ~ he
placed al the bottom Of Wells and Springs The water Is
carried through glass Hed pipes any part OF thu house
desired u Persons from the country are invited 10 all
OF send IN their orders. dwtf Boston, June IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-05
.E46Ekt- EzighSs

Tue handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT H.
the world Is MARSlrS PATENT OIL. This X a na,
nven ton, recently introduced, and now very extesy
ased BY the pubic- is perfectly sale and free to burn
any common Oh anpswith tiesim pie alteration OF tl!
"ich Is done Ter me ins expense of l2 cents 1hi, on
compose entirely OF vegetable and contains some sit o.
ght 1ars some Of which are Essential Os The whole
Ems oody oeautlul N appearance, and gives cieqr Jr
liant and od0ress Hght without grease smoke s,nen ~
srpioson-hus furnishing the public with an article from
winch they can obtain almost any qantity of light and a.
same time clean and beautiful. The above is for sale AZ
A. H. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Eostor
md Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depo.s
n D. Mr. NJ is the only Agent for Worcester
JAMS 49,,
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Marphy 3 MISUNDERSTANDING Envelopes
10. .aG.s ATa6isnn 81 - a-.,.n- a =

Marphy MISUNDERSTANDING Envelopes.
- no. 26S Madison St, Rev York
VIE subscriber in soliciting the patronage Of all who may
see ms advertisement, feels Of that hesitation with
winch new article brought before the public The eN
perehce OF years has established their superiority
AL question: and he confidently refers to the testimony 81
nose business men, who have used these Envelopes and in
ms rapdy increasing sales proof Of their excellence
Inc following few Of the reasons for III ir nnnli
ISL on the place occupied by the seal person NAV hny
is name, business and address, cunscuosy and benut
llY endorsed coorei plain, thus aifprlipr prRracr
SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD end. The Envelopes cannot be-
opened without being destroyed. 3d. Neither WAX nor wa
eIs are required 70 seal them 9TH Upon the miscarriage
OF letter the seal isnres its immediate return Of b send
Or instead OF being buried for months in the bend ette
olace' ON The Envelopes furnished at almost ne
Saue lfe Al plain ones. 9Th Each letter nocd il ,soe
greene aaue tiFsgeHf sure attract the attention Of IN
ttongh whose hands II may pass. The following il list
" prices ior Dies engraved on Brass and which win last for
yeHrs and Envelopes Of The usp,1 rtta- 1o ;, W.
Nhe q i5l good paper, and made shoyo with rene
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad

800. =..."..;:::.::: 60.
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Waters Celebrated TndelibIe Ink.

Nv i,Ih ald without preparation The alb se ,k brs
~ been IN use for the laI Tgy YyAps ,nJ ~ %
riario'ls 80 the cloth. % - ii' 'he ie''s'
TsAthANtED TO GIVE ENTIRE sATIRFAc1IoN
erietoss prices, by tae ueert '' ~ tHe pfD
.,a... hAAl5 u LAZELt, Apothecsyv
N"'"]" eps claims, doors north b ffo..e
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COTTAGE HOUSE. Besrly new. on Sslem-st
- = coltzallg rooms, with good supply Of walter
very desiaaie place f0r small family and viii b
sas c1ezq-s PzEx q the purchase reEaIn Il desired
A-s5ss 20 WsI- h DRAPER < CO.
AE-dz5. sd 3 Fro11 Street
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PAPER HANGINGs.

The best assortment in the State.
A BOUT 209 NEW PATTERNS. Frcgcb and
n American PAPER HANGINGs, jnst received and for
s,e Is prices varying from cts. to i,50 per Roll
warranted the CHEAPEST STOCK IN The comfy b.
a. J. BROWN lis Main Street.
Wo'ccsicf, Sepf. n, 1850 dwif
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New England Health Insurance Co,
Office No. POS .ifain st, Forester.
ENOs DORn. Aren't

ENDs DOkE, Agent.
THE season is hand when ali should take care Of
her health. The above Company has, times past,
paid ont thousands Of dollars the sick who, Of
beaiih. procured POLICY that secured them -FOUR
DOLLARS WEEK ii sick, at a cost of st, 25 wear.
They have thousands hand pay 10 those who will take
Policy and unfortunate be sick. = All inst
Claims will be paid received. June q
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Prieey q Enrelares NM.

he II Is not conreaen to lorwgfd an Gun, Of order nor
m1H or express, reference TO respectable New Vnrt
Hofsa VIII BIZ sufficient. All orders " HI meet win 800.
attention Addressed WILLIAM MURPHY '''''F'
263 Madison Street New Yo,k
gyOrders will be attended to prornptl, n in =, ~ w,
d Nossrs Shell & Mott 20 Wall street. q, a. 49, ,
leIoiiman !. 90 lsf William ST. " - '-'"''' "
" BpsHeSs Cords enbosasl in caiors nom ,s,,o r,
al 800 per Il sassza. Jan "N'' ' s9 nies
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LE0MARD'S
Boaton and NEnrcastar e.

boSton ana Y orce5tar EGoFes,
5zz7rs-s WE subscriber continue. 10 mn nm,
' PRESS between Boston and va,. i.ih E
- The safe transmission Of Packages ~, atf, &c
Notes, Specie, and MercAaHdisa r Fl, Bgi
Three Times each way Dauv
Particular attention given to paving, colIcc,',-
aEiEg notes, drafts, bills, and purchasing and s
handi1e produce, etc. ils Ats
All packages must be directed 10 his care.
The subscriber Is alone responsible for proper,,
his ease, and no risk is assumed by the Bo.f els
ester Rail n cad Company @A Wa
Packages by this line forwarded from Forcss,..
en- NeNburypoTt, Taunton, Fail River, and Nfe n 70
lso, to Portland, and al parts Of Maine De-1..
Orders free for goods TO be returned by thi. F,,.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN 4. CO.'S Office C in!.esa
Igstoni J. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE. Igs MI; S,'e
req q du ;. 5. LEJNaEn
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Parallel Railway HzIes.

(EOEGE GARDNER & CO, 5 Li5erlg Squire. Boston
" offer for sale Parallel Railway Asles of superior ,ual
ty The Parai 81 AXes, from the late geets in Ef.q
land have been shown By Mr. G. %. Thorneycro L. he 81
peIior to any other in use DIN Oct H. Js50
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For Sale.

A NEW and convenient Dwelling HoSse- isoro1zh-
- = IL finished. with the iesi T1ateil2as aa Ts1sah
liz the height Of ssno on ne corner o. Is-
- ---j Elizabeth Street commanding neui view q
ne CIV and forrnerly occgpiei By Lewis L JOY
$50 n House Lots HezE the same The Lots coz
- n come within The els Of many who have not heen
able ~ bus large lots
A credit VII. be given 10 fu pIFehas-s 4 fta9 % tAe
tbgr Attenuation cal upon 7. v BANCROFT, OF
n fff a II MERGTFIELD.
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Pimples, Freckles, Kedness, sunbaru,
Tan, ISIufches. efc

Tan, BIotches, etc..
COMPLETELY REMOVED by the use of the OR NCE
" FLOWER LOTION The subscriber offers this / otgl
to the public with confidence safe agreeable and &c
tam remedy for the prevention P.mpIes Ga the
face and skin for Freckles Tor BloChes for removal or pre-
yention OF Snuburn ana Tan for Richness from exposure 90
the sun, for ChaPpe Hands and rendering tie COMPLEX
ion clear and beautiful is particularly recommended to
gentlemen prevent soreness after shaving and for IRE
venting eTuptioHs which often follow
u Manufactured and sold by ORLANDO TOMPEINS.
Boston For s. le il orceser by Druggists geaersiy
july II dsE-n
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Wilder's Patent salamander SAFES
HOUSE, LOTg FOR sale.

HOUSE LOTS FOR SEIZE,
building LOTS on Wellington Street IA new Stree;
II running from Main Street. north Of the residence
of Abel Iaques Esq Also Austin Chandler Chatham
ksWbury, and Gu ncy Streets The above ots are uoiy
for the first time Offered sale The land adjoining them
being bnt upon and their pleasant location rear Main St.
makes them the desrble LOIS in the city Terms
sale to suit the pun chaser.
L. & s. p. HARRINGTON.
Aug 30. dwtf II Portland street
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For Sale.

n ORGAN Of coed tone, with four stops bqrasorre
a mahogany CASE and ia all respects desirable ;sfr
iAeni Inc above is Wen adapted Tor paror or small
which, apply BETsEY CONVERSE On Ashland stres,
s orceater, or to UIiAS. L. CONVERSE No 81 Norih
Market 81, BOs on. diff Worcrsfey So, -