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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
uf STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MADISON COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court Of said County
October Term, i84O-


Henry Hayman ooun, for sI4s,5s S5 d. ted ed
26,36 VS. and due on the 18th day
Dixon Hall. OF NAV, A l847
A ND now to wit on the 18th day of
IA Oct. AID. l849- This day came The
plaintiff by his attorneys, and the At
lachme in this case having been re
turned dduIy executed, and the defendant
failing to appear and repleVy the prop
erty and estate levied on and plead ,lore-
in=4Thereforeit is ordered by the court,
that Unless the defendant does appear
here on the first day Of the next Term Of
this court (being the first Monday Of
April, l850,) and replevy the properly
levied on, and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him the said defendant Dixon Hall and
the estate attached be sold to satisfy
said plaintiffs debt, damages and costs
1t isfurther ordered by the court that .
copy of this order together with spe-
cifcatlon Of the cause of action and the
amout due from the defendant to the
plaintiff be published in the MissiSsip.
pi Creole, "a weekly newspaper publish
ed in the town Of Canton in the county
of Madison and State Of Mississippi
once a week for four WEEKS success.
sively and that all further proceed
ings herein be stayed until the next
term oil this court
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
HENRY R. COULTER Clerk
Feb. Cd, 1850. 2l-4
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Counta

BY THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY
December Term, lS49.
WNHE estate of Thomas F. Taylor
II deceased, having been reported tc
and declared by said court insolvent;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate OF said
deceased to present the same to the un.
dersigned on OF before the I'd Monday Of
July, 1850, or their claims will be forev-
er barred
By order Of the court.
]. T, CAMERON, Cl'k.
Dec. Is, l849 l4-6m
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CAUTKON".

All persons are notified not to trade
for certain promissory note payable to
me, and made BY VIM, r. Lucketl dated
in January l849, for one-hundred and
forty dollars and due January lst 1850
Said note having been lost and the aifi-
davit thereof assigned to G. C Johnson.
E. CORDTS, !.
January 10Th 1850. 1876
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EXECUTORS NO TICE.

+ ETTERS Testamentary having
Abeen granted lothe undersigned at
the Jan. Term, 1850, Of the Probate
Court of dadison county, Mississippi,
on the estate of Lucy Dinkins, decd,
all perons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and maRe i'm
mediate payment. and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will be
forever bar red.
A. H! DINKLNS, Ex'r.
Jan.19. 1850. NoI9-6t-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

IT ETTERS Testamentary having
~ been granted to the Undersigned at
the January Term, 1850. OF the Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county, Missis-
sipp, on the estate of Spencer Suddeth,
decd, all persons INDEBTED 10 said estate
are notified to come forward and make
immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescr bed by law or they will be
forever barred.
GEORGE E. SUDDETH, Ear.
January 10Th 1850. 1885,
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Holm GerWecTk

EEAs rem5yed to the shop formerly
H occupied as Gun Shop on the
North side olthe Square and will do the
BEST WORK and furnish the best ma
terials that any WORKMAN can do.
= June % l849, Ally,
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s1Iss(sstppt CreoIF,
.,,v SATURDAY MORNING
n n \. MONTGOMERY.

u, d SUBSCRIPTION ..,,
h''' Z, ,e,r. if paid within one
pII@' srs u subscribing. II mot not
N, +, Iins, 'in's Eve dollars a year WIN
,,,,prIslse, JOB woRE' &c.
y p'tI Inserted at one dollar per
Jul lnss, mes, 4 lor each subsequent one.
1 |elNlll c'n,' c' y without the number
r,ll' 'sa, a.,osei6ed, Il will be published
s,'.s ..ss'Lasd 1gpeI accordingly, llysI,lg,g. .- az
90 cps, cossl nature, w"U -f two
HI p'I'o''n' ,, ,,"Js, gath insertion.
',s'5 ,i,,oins Il Or public addresses, for
a,ssis'dNidual persons or companies,
l,.S e,,$' !, ADVERTISEMENTS, and at the
.c,0Sidates-For State and Dis
Y. ,,.''s 'sslO,Ceufy M Offices, $5. The fee
- y y ,y,y case.
n; 4 Ga,. Y s,r aast be paid for on delivery,
y !, :, ", s'i,rs must be paid, or they will
.assde3iO.
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THE BOARD OF POLICE.
A special session Of the Board Of
Police Of Madison County will be held
at the court house on Monday the 9ls
inst. I 35.
]. ]. PUGH Ptes't
January 9th 1850.
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TUE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison Couuty-SS.
By The Probate Court Of said County.
To Mary B. Cassidy, Henrietta L.
Douglass, anil all persons intsreste ii
the estate Of Henry l. Douglass,
VOU are nersby commanded 10 ap,
n pear before the Probate Court Of
said county, at regular term thereof
to be holden at the courthouse of said
county, on the Cd Monday Of April
$50, then and there 10 shew cause, if
any you have, why he said court should
moi order and decree The following de-
scrbed lands, tepe mcnls, Nc, to- be sold,
for the benefit OF stl persons interested.
viz:
The east haif Of southeast quar- Ter,
See, 81, Township 9 Range east, and
the north bali Of east half OF southeast
quarter, Section s, Township 8, Rlpge
4 East
Witness he Hon. loay Il.
Howcofr, Judge of P,ohsie.
- Of said county, tho Second
LIS. Monday of January IN the
@ year ofonr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty and
seal Of said court.
lswei the l8b dav of January
1880, ] 7. CAMERON, err.
ian -, 1850. 1896
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Great bargains in Lands

EMTE offer for sale our well-known
w and valuable tract Of land, con.
tanning 1000 acres, on very liberal terms
for purchasers. We will sell the whole
or part, as may be desired. We think
the Improvements and the land are not
equaIled in the county. Come and see !!
Apply to either Of the subscribers.
JOHN N. ALSWORTH,
BENZ. c. ALSWORTH,
Nov 5, l849 8-tr
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed to Mr.
Leonard's new shop on the west side
ofthe square He tenders his thanks to
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks continuance Of their patronage.
His work and materials shall be of the
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war;
ranted to fit.
July l,l849 ]. BERTRAND
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PURE BRANDY,

ETOR "medical purposes" One pipe
just received from New York. and
warranted a pure article; for sale BY
july 98 D w MURPHY
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IN LEWVS & CO.,
NON, RECEIVING AND FOR
lRDING MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Goods. Produce, Groceries,
Du Goods, Iron, Natls,
Castings,
ElGGING, ROPE &c.
DO CITY, MISSISSIPPI.
aprepared to make CASH Ad-
@upon consignments OF Cot
iends in New Orleans, Mess.
bhnson Il Co. Also, 10 fur
aion supplies, BAGGiNG,
from New Orleans, or at
We will also make cash
lon Cotton for sale in store
lace. Being prepared with
Iron SHEDS, we can effect
lpon all Cotton stored with
tsirsd by the plantcF.
lS49. 50-6m
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le&C. B. PEAsE, New 0rleaus.
ln&C. G. PECK, New York.
liIls Pease & Co.
RoIcsale Dealers IN
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
aa aSrRrsT, New ORAeANs.

" AsU Orleans, Aug. 25, l849.
q The non.in!ercours with
flAOh account Of the cholera,
lnlClpated the wants OF the
west BY the Importation of a
and general stock of Staple
Ny Goods, now partly in
alIy arriving. We would
lfends and those who have
silh Us in New Orleans, OF
belief that they will lose
AIalng their attention to a
i's convenient and healthy,
'l'e being provided in view
i'nand. For the conven.
Who may wish to order or
sediment with facility, our
embrace not only every
Wy Goods line, Staple and
sal many articles of thosq
GSpl 10 variety stores.
ll'on will be paid to orders.
N nay not be prepared tc
.a'la' personally, may rely
qnd the due obse ervance
sa'nds. The style of our
altered, by the omission
Without a change Of part
\ WILLS, PEASE g. co.
sepl5-l-3m
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posi- OFFICE HOURS.

POST OFFICE HOURS.
0EFofTice open every day, ercept Sunday
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Nine to Ten O'Clock, "A. M. only.
VIM. PRIETLEY, P. ".
April is, 49,
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ARRIVAL < DEPARTURE OF MAI
TO CANTON MISS.

TO CANTON MISS.
THE JACKSON MAIL
Is due, Closes,
ally by TAN. Daily at 9PM
THECOLUMBUs MAIL
Is due3 Closes,
S%s.iysy zs":is; 4 sAr. S1'Ss9 S%'ssH';s'3y' sa3 r.p
Thursday, Sunday,
THE LEXINGTON MAIL
due, Closes,
y 'W1e!dnesday,l - Tuesday *, =. NJ
Sunday, Saturday,
BENTON AND YAZoo CITY MAILS
y due, Daily except Monday) by 7P. M
Closes, Daily Except Monday alta. M
THE MADIsONVILtE MAIL
is due, Ciosess
E6is1,' Ehiiis1' and DyoA.r. saS5s5,y T11i:5,y = An Il
THE VERNON MAIL
is due, Closes,
Thursday T. 4, MONDAY and ! 81
Sunday, = a. M Friday, Am
re RAIFORD NAIL.
Is Due Closes
Saturday, by Il A. NJ. saturday,at IL AN
POsT OFFICE HOURS,
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s. l.. MosBY.
EgSTLEY & MOsBY,
IN II DRuss AND MEDICINES;
,Srvrrs, OIIs, AND PAINTS;
CLASS AND Purity;
|Rrs, BLANK BooKs, STATIoNA'
mAprIcLEs, PERFUMERY, &c
N Il GOLDEN MORTAR.
CANTON, MI.
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IsWei the 18h dav az January
1880 JT. CAMERON, err.
ian. 10, 1850. l9-9t
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Fresh Foreign Leeches
OF REFESH isl
PONDS IMPROVED UNION RANGE.

MEsSRS. MOSES POND & co. of Boston, who have
been for years engaged in the manufacture of COOK
ING RANGES have recently made great improvement in
Them The placed the side oIhe fire. access
may be had to it without being obliged reach the
fire while baking. The boilers Immediately the
fire and require little ue-they fitted for wood coal
Hoair fixtures for warming additional rooms, attached
when desredalso Water-backs and Bath Boilers. They
of SIZES, suitable for tie smallest families and
the largest hotels II The Agent, is prepared them
for responsible persons and ask nopay till perfect
iSf0ct0n is afforded. One may be at LORINGS, rs
Main Street Aug 80
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CATTLE SHOW,
IN DEFAULT OF THE USUAL
EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURES

EAHIBITlON OF MANUFACTURES
by the Societies,
ME- have taken great pains make our own "Exhibi.
w ton" of Goods more than usually attractive.
THE LADIES who visit Worcester on this OCCASION Will
md thousand novel and beautiful products of foreign looms
to excite their attention and crafty their TASTE while those
who wish to the progress of American Manufactures
will be greatly interested in
The Beautiful Brussels Carpets
of the BIGELOW CARPET CO.
The substantial GinghamS and handsome Coun-
terpdneS ofthe Lancaster Co. and the Brussels Car
pet Bags, all the product of single town Clinton J
in this Comfy; or the splendid
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry Carpets,
produced by process invented in Clappvile
The tasteful NOUS FELINE De LANES of Southbridge;
the serviceabe FLANNEtS of Oxford and Lecester the
comfortable HOSIERY, &c, manufactured Mibury;
the substantial COTTON FABRICS OF Oakdale, Webster,
aud Auburn All the above and many more being the pro-
ducts OF our own County, and egtmate belonging to our
Annual Exhibition.
We might also mention the thousand and one articles Of
convenences comfort and luxury invented by the Yankee
ingenuity" of Connecticut New Hampshire, and our own
State, but to the whole would be almost to give
variety of CARPETS manufactured at Lowell, Thompson
vile. &C., and the beautiful
Bay State ShaWls,
which elected such universal admiration at the last Annual
Fair.
II We shall take great pleasure in exhibiting our Stock
of Goods to all VISITORS whether they wish to purchase
not and respectfully solicit call from all who wish to sec
beautiful stock of Goods
H. II. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
Sept IL c37 DIV
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DR.. Heatons Hernia Infrmary, Boston.
DR. HEAT0N having returned from Europe,wil receive
patients formerly, lie continues TO attend particl
ary to the nature and speedy of Hernia or Rupture,
Yarocee Scrotocee Iydrocele, &c also diseases OF Fee
males Trusses are dispensed with in all cases.
Applications be made at his Office and residence,
Exeter Place, Boston. d3mis Aug 20, 1850
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nancing and Calisthenic School.

MIR. AND MRS. MOORE take this opportunity to
N inform their friends and former patrons that they
will reopen their School at WARREN HALL on SATUR-
DAY SEPT 9 st, commencing at O'Clock T. NJ
Regular days OF instruction every "Wednesday and Satui
day afternoons variety of new and fashionable Dances
will be taught. -
n b. Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish for private in
rruction in the Redowa Glide Waltz, Angelina, or cling
Temp Waltz and schottisch, will please apply to MR. M.
[ the Hall dtS2l eept IL
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Very Desirable.

o. BLACKSMITH STAND FOR SALE located in
ksi Asiournham, Mass two miles from the Cheshire
~-17i'aroad IN very pleasant village Consisting Of
eoUu u stojy House. Woodhouse Barn. and acres of ex
cesnt Land Also, acres of less valuable land with
goo eho 81 eet square, and of Blacksmith Tools
SAD property must be sold the terms will be made
easy 1t agood stand for CUSTOM with business enonoh
LOT Two hands new Cotton Mill is process erection
m g To1s OF the premises For further particulars in
Ashbnrnham, Sept 9. dvsvv
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In consequence ofan arrangement made between the Com
mtees and Cho Of the First and Second Baptist Churches
the subscriber will his of Twenty flour
Lessons at the yEsTRY of the PLEASANT STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH, on Tuesday Evening, Aug.
9Th. uJrTERMs-Gentlemen 81 ,5O-Ladies $l-payabe
at the third Lesson. H
Aug %. dwtf WILLIAM SUMNER.
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DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
AT CHAMBERLIN g. CO.'S.
WE are now opening the best assortment of DRESS
w GOODS we have offered. The stock consists of
so great variety that it impossible TO enumerae all the
different Styles would however, call particular atten
ti0n to the
Rich Chine, Cashmeres and de LANES,
comprising some of the beautiful goods have
Silks in great variety,
offering selections from the splendid stock Of goods
ever exhibited Worceste prices for beautiful goods from
62t cts. to Sl,5O
Rich Black Silks, SatinS, and Gros .4rmureS,
comprising besides in portation magnificent
INDIA SATINS and heauuy RICH SILKS for Cloaks and
Dresses.
Evening Dress Goods,
consisting of every thing fashionable in this depart
ment we meno particularly desirable of bean
tiful EMBROIDERED TARLETONS, very genteel and
fashionable article. Our STOCK OF
Thibets, Plain Cashmere, and De Laines,
is very full and exhibits all the choice and desirable coor
the stye of finish very soft and beautiful and the prices
are quite as low ever before.
we have large stock the lowest wholesale prices
We also ask attention TO our
VIEW STYLE SWISS GLNGHAMS,
French, English and american Prints,
which we offer usual at tkf lowest prices.
We have Just received beautiful Stock of Ribbons for
Belts Sashes, Trimmings, &C.
nysThe Paris Fashions received by every and
our Store is as the of those who wish buy
FASHIONABLE, TASTEFUL or CHEAP GOODS
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
Sent I3 C37 DIV
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HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITIoN,


Vie ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the Worcester County
Horticultural Society, will be held in WALDO HALL,
No; 145 MAIN STREET, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday the 18th 18th, and 10th of Sept. inst
Members Ofhe Society Others are invited to contrib
ute such specimens of FRUITS, FLOWERS and VEGE-
TABLES as will tend to give interest to the Exhibition
Fruits &C., may be entered at the Hall Tuesday and
Wednesddy the 18th and 18th nss In order however,
enable the Committees to perform the great amount of labor
ueVohg upon them, contributors earnestly reques ted
to forward their specimens seasonaby as possbe
ca as 1t has been deemed necessary make the egua-
ton that no article shall be entitled premium if not
tered upon the tables before O'Clock p M of Wednesday
or il removed from the Hall without the consent of the
bition.
The Trustees offer the following
PREMIUMS.
APPLES-Best collection of Apples SIS
Third best do do 3
Best dish of Apples, less than six specimens of one
Next best do do do /
Bestnew Seeding d. if adudged worthy of cultivation
PEARs.-The for Apples.
PEACHES.-Best collection of Peaches ga
Third best do do DO DO 2
Best dish of Peaches, not less than twelve specimens
Next best do do do /
Best new Seeding variety if adjudged to rank with the
PLuMs.--Best collection ofPlums 81
Res, dish sss do Dc less than box
Next best do do do
Best Grapes of open culture, 2
Best native Grape, if adjudged worthy of cuItiva-
eP EeSt Bssf specimen ofnot less than six
FLOWERs.-Best display of Dahias 50
Next best do
Best display of Parlol Plants 2
Next best do do
Best display of Cut Flowers 2
Next best do
NeEt best DO collection 0fvegeo'e 50
Best collection of Squashes
Best specimen of Celery, not less than three roots
do do of Cabbages, not less than three heads,
GAll articles offered for Premiums be the growth
oil the County, and raised by the competitor
u deduction of fifty per cent from the amount of the
premium will be made from those are not members of
the Society previous to the Exhibition.
Those Fruits and Flowers which, by the generosity of the
contributors are given to the Society," will be sold
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Saturday,
the 2lst inst
Fruits, &C. remaining in the Hall after O'Clock p NJ on
the day OF the SALE will be considered renquished the
Society and sold accordingly =
OF The Hall will be open to visitors dav and evening
from o'clock P. M on Wednesday until 10 O'Clock NJ on
Friday Tickets of admission for all who are not members
OF the Society, 12t Cents.
The fee OF membership is three dollars Ladies and Gen.
tlemen interested in horticultural pursuits are respectfully
invited to join the association.
The splendid exhibitions of former years. together with
the increasing zeal and improving where mani
Testing themselves in horticultural pursuits encourage the
Committee to hope that the approaching Exhibition may be
even more attractive than which the Society have
held
| By order of the Committee of Arrangements
| GEO. JAQUES, Secretary.
| Worcester, Sept4, 1850. DIV wit
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Long Speeches. Prosy harangues, any subecl
whatever, ntolerabe ong-wnded plea is least
suspicious preliminary to plain truth We avoid BOTH
by directly commencing to public patronage the Hyperion
Fluid for the due cleansing and promoting the growth Of
the hair, and the Amoehe best shaving soap known-as
they are manufactured by the inventor, VIM Bogle 277
Washington Street.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott & Co., L. t. Lazel
and M. b. Green. eod3twlt38
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CARRIAGE AUCTION,
By EDWARD RIDDLE, Horse and Carriage Mart,
No. 65 to 72 Union St., Boston.

NO. % 10 * Union ST., Boston.
GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF
Valuable New Carriages and Harnesses.
On Saturday, Sept. 81, at III o'clock,
at me trO Carriage Repositories Union Street. Boston.
On a credit of and MONTHS for all sums over 5000
Z n g MILL be sold without reserve, a very
kTSEf fyT w large and splendid assortment of val
ETJ0f73 liable new Carriages and Harnesses inclnd-
----ing all the ready made stock of three ceIe-
brated manufacturers, consisting of
elegant Caleche of an entire new pattern
do do made in Paris.
4 DO Coach, Circular 'front.' an entire new pattern.
do light Clarence Coaches new patterns
do do Standing Ton Cbariottees for 6 nersons
superior light double Rockaways for 6 persons.
DO Extension Top Barouches.
do wheel Cabs
10 do Extension Top CarryaIls.
~ do Standing do do and Rockaways
81 40 Top Wagons, Buggys and PhaeOns elegantly fin
III elegant Slide Top Bugeys for persons. shed.
superior Open Trottng Wagons.
do Covered Wagons.
100 sets Single and Double HARNESS. part of which are
oil the highest cost and finish.
u Purchasers respectfully requested to give their i'm
mediate attention to the above sale of Carriages as they
comprise e largest and best assortment offered pub
lie sale They principally of the finest workmanship and
trimmed and painted
Inc whole will be arranged and ready for examination by
catalogue days previous to sale.
Manufacturers and Others who may wish contribute to
s sae, VIII please give notice at least week previous
In order for insertion the catalogue.
G3 Liberal cash advances made when required
Boston, Sept II, 1856. d8twltis
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Hair Brushes
Direct from New York.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Cambria and Muslin Edg-
IN ings and Insertings;
splendid of Wro't Muslin Collars, all prices
Every variety of Thread Edgngs, wide and narrow
White Check Cambrics Swiss Muslns India Linens, etc.
etc, just received at HALL d THOMPSONS.
Sent IL d4wis
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MISS ia. FLAGG,

Late of Boston, TEACHER of the PIANO FORTE and
SINGING, is DESTROYS of obtaining pupils this city and
vicinity. Having had considerable experience in teaching
she persuaded that full satisfaction will be given those
who may favor her with their patronage.
Miss T. is permitted to refer the following gentlemen
THos BRcHER, Organist and Director of Music at Bow
dom Square Church--HENRy W. POOLE, Inventor of the
Euharnonic Organ, Boston s. r. LELAND, of this city.
PAppoations may be made 10 A. MARSH, at his Music
Rooms 2O3 MAIN ST.. disco Aug %
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FARMERS, ATTENTION.

FARMERS, ATTENTION.
VOU can find at the New Boot and Shoe Store,
good assortment of Cowhide, Calcutta, Kip, and
Double Sole Calf Boots in almost any quantity of the
Best quality and at low prices as can be bought at
any store in Worcester.
Also, Boys, Youths and Childrens Thick Calcutta
and Kip Boots and Shoes.
Call at No. 100, Main Street.
LONGLEY s SNOW.
Worcester Sept. IL, 1850. dw3wis
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JEWETT 81 PRESCOTT,S
SILK AND SHAWL STORE,

No. 2 Milk Street, Boston
Improved and Re-stOcked for the Autumn
Trade of 1850!
ITO KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES, we have just
made Suitable Improvements in toeI knotUn EstaJ
ttShntent, and have secured an assortment of
New Shawls, Silks, and Cloak Goods,
that will distance all competition without exception We
accordingly ask the attention of
Wholesale and Retail Purchasers
to our variety of Black and cOored Dress Silks Sas and
Sdf deChene ShdcLs of all kinds including the ceEe5rat
ed Bay State ShaWts Paris CiodS and Sacks, pat
terns Thidet Cloths and Merios; SIN and ooten FAB
RIGS for coaks and dresses Marceline Silks and other
Goods for trimming ctoGks; Cashmere Scarf$ Wdtered
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pines; and large variety of similar goods.
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JEWETT g. PRESCOTT.
No. 2 MILK STREET. BOSTON.
Aug. 30. 1885, C36is d2aweOw& weop3mis