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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

FLORIDA SUGAR CANE.-The editor Of the can
cent City" speaks of remarkably fine specimen
of sugar cane sent to bis office. Ii has thiryone
joints, mesuIes sixteen feet in length and has as-
selled. This cane is from crop planted by Capt.
Hanhsm, on the margin Of the Sebastian river,
near The bridge and the editor is informed viii yield
at least two hhds peracre The most remarkable
circumstance in reference to this crop of cane is,
that it is an experiment Of Capt. Hanhamt TO test
the quality of pine lands covered with the saw pal
meuo, apparently the most barren and unpromising
soil of any. The land was prepared by extracting
the palmettos by ingenious invention Of the Cap
tain, and correcting the sourness of the soil with
lime. The experiment has proved entirely success
ful and demonstrates the fact that there probably
no description Of land in Florida that will not with
sufficient and proper management yield the most
abundant crop of sugar. 1t may be added that the
saw palmetto thus removed as a nuisance contains
| as large proportion of tannin as the best English
Oak bark, and it is believed it will become profit
able article of exploration al very remote period.
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RE- OPENING OF THE
&C CIR ESCENH ROMIING SAIC

CItI1NINIILINI Do " IIINN oNLUUNI''
No. 05 st. Charles street
flNHS Establishment has lately been Opened under New
Administration thoroughly repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by any Saloon the city and those who en-
10y the healthy exercise and excitement of BOWLING we
say, Gre a Gail.
The AR viii always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LltSUOkS and the Gentlemanly Attendants olS6m
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Che Daily Crescent,

Pu blisbed Every DaY-Csunday Excepted)-
BY CROCKETT, FROST IL GO.
-=O=-
OFYIcE...... No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET.
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OLNEY, COTRELL & Co,
EMIGRATION AND REMITTANCE OFFICE

La
81. So StA .SEsa. Sd 90
5'HE subscribers beg leave inform their friends and the
public that they continue their business of issuing drafts
aud bringing out passenger from Liverpool to this ety in
good ships and on reasonable terms Sterling Sight Drafts
from 81 upwards, payable in England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales on demand. New Orleans Dee H. ISd9
dl7 An oLNEY, COTRELL L Co, IS Camp st.
NEW ORLEANS ENiIaRANT 4 REMITTANCE
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TOLEN, the night Of the lst inst, Double Backed
~ GOLD w T CHI, medium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Brinkman Il Collin,
London No 25O9On the outside engraved crest with
the initials $ s. W. AlsO-a GOLD HAHN,
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached The
above reward will be given, and questions asked
person who will return the said Watch and Chain tile
Office of the Nerandab Hotel, or to
nA s. WOLFE q C,Tav,er street,
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WARR.7.FTED PURELY HEGET4BLE.
SPEEDY, safe and etfectual remedy for WORMS. 1t
"A fact established beyond the shadow of doubt by the
experience and testimony of the eminent physicians
more than three ourth OF the diseases with which children
atct caused BY worms and thousands of children
die annually from those diseases when the either not
known attributed something else various the pre-
paraons which have been recommended remedies for
worms but experience has proved them all inef
fecua; the end however, has at length been attained and
remedy been found which has failed destroy
wherever they have existed This assertion supported by
the testimony of the most eminent physicians and respectable
individuals in the country. The remedy is
"a = IfaN, NArFr ff1Ype
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CR0CKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
$ AM ~ Ell E. MOORE, 81 Camp Street.
Gao Imports and has constantly ior sale, reasORa- -
~ bic prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, large NE
49, assortment Of Common and Fine CROCK Ele5
al ERY, English and French CHINA, Cut and "a
Moulded GLASSWARE, Table CuHerg, BritGnuia
ltare, Cdst0rs, Lamps, Japan Trays, Table aud Tea
Spoons, etc. ETC. Goods packed insure safety
to any part of the Country.
ar Also sent TO city purchasers. d4 en-
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EXCHANGE ON NEW Y0RK-Bills at FIVE to
IL sixty days' sight, for sale by
IalS JOHN H, ELLIOTT & CO., % GRvisr st.
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There were printed in France, IN 1872 $40
works Of all sgrss-less by lI0 rhan ihs numcer
published IN 1873. the year OF the revolut0n- VI
.nw hun9eI, sS'e S wess ooohs - ~ =,
yllg anu 9sne e,'e s.r.npsi ehs'as'nks sne ho
EtePhs, e"u n o" 'n"7'csi ~o'AA-
magnincens sword o. honor-a IN maesesesp,eee o.
WorkmanshpITnas Desn plese enseu @ to zen Yen. Sean- %
sssll IL. .i,5 n s
ue,ui'ierS -, - o'1s' y ~ s'''' o'sn'.s
: Inc Venice GazeHe contains nonncanon IN M
S',nlSg s .ne W .as
ness ~ yp 81 ~ :, d;.aj ~, s An y
s, ;ss =, - On, :, ~, @ - -
niebt -. po'n'i''eu - 81 ou' . aiJ '''o u -
-SIT,. Ilo-s - .r..-
= hS LFDy0 81 vienna states HAT f0r year past
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BUSINESS CARDS.

L.. LEVY, Note, Stock and ReaL Estate Broker No.
20 Camp, door from Common ST, N. Orleans. d1 ly
"a l.. McJILTON, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
VI. Dealer, z 1 Chartres street. d24 ty
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TEHE undersigned his old established Office continues to
accommodate persons deous of remitng money 10 their
friends in England, Ireland, Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable in post town in the above named king
doms and in suit He also, usual continues hav
ing passengers brought from Liverpool to this city, good
ships and reasonable Parties living distance BY
addressing letter (pOtpaid) the undersigned, viii be
promptly attended tJ. JOHN TOOLE,
sl0 ly No. 9 Bank Place, New. Orleans,
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The GREAT TORPEDO, CASE Our readers
have seen notices of the curious and important
case, of recent occurrence in New York, in which
the two Drurys Gather and sony charged with
sending an internal machine " to the house Of
Thomas Warner, Esq, with intent to destroy the
lives of himself and family. The trial was pro-
crossing on the 'lst, One of the witnesses, a son
OF Mr.. Warner, gives the following interesting tes-
tmony as to the facts connected with the reception
and explosion of the machine
The dinner table was set and had set down to table my
mother related Mr. Warner the circumstances under which
The box had been e Mary having iod her hoy hoT , she wa
Mr. Warner then told when was through dinner and
he had gone, bring the box down and open might be
aware where he should receive thing from that time
nl mother then said George 60 up sta and ge the boA
broaSh the box which mother had put IN MT HSrEsr 2 s
brought it down and placed it the table, between Mr..
Warner and myself; it was mahogany table, with two
side; mother the end the window,
father AZ the other end and on the SIDE SIDE opposite the fire.
where Twas sitting the end Of the table where Mr. ar
was perhaps six feet longs Mr. Warner took up carving
knife alter looking at the box, and cut the string thinks he
| he umolded or tore off the paper.
The top q the box was up and father looked at it. and
the cover t was sliding coyerl It seemed 10 come of hard
why father seems if the top would off,
and placed my hand each side it, The top had been
drawn off than about nineh when observed that ii
seemed be filled with small gobuls grensh eoored about
the size Of the top Of finger When il had been drawn
ne, such appears on applying friction 70 ueis match
We then occupied the position before, but had my
arms the table, seadyng the box and laher body
santng towards the box. Mr., Warner was the first person
who spoke and sad For Gods sake, for lives.
lie was nearest the door, and out first was next, and
mother last was very little distance ahead of my mother
MY mother had Just cleared the post, when the door
smashed after Soon after we went back and th'
room seemed as ii it might be fire. In the middle of thu
passage Mr. Warner stopped thinking there might be
| other explosion.
When we went into the room we found the sashes wen
blown right out. The side wall blown PARTIAL tn
cellar the door blown off its hinges, and mp against the mex
wall and broken in pieces fecoeet picture, irane
with glass covering the picture was pierced BY something
which left round boe and in the wall nnder the picture
cloth found fire whenwe went in the leaf OF the tabi
was blown off, we found the fragments OF the box Bin
about the and fragments OF the door, the tin has
(which contained the powder, etc.
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We, the undersigned having frequently administered
medicine prepared by Mr.. John Winner, of this town desg.
mated 8 j. Winer's Canadian Yermuge' and being fully
satisfied whits efficacy, confidently recommend is safe
and efficient remedy for the expulsion of from the
Intestinal canal G. O'REILuY,
Lcentate of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland etc.
G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London etc.
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JOIN STEOup. JOHN STROUD, JR... WIN. STROUD.
EOhN STROUD & CO., 145 CoMMoY ST., between
g Ear9ndeai and BaTonqe sts., DeaLers ~ hiAR-01N
BILE MANTELPlECES and ENAMEILEDi( JAOl
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB [rzEaII
SLABS, GRAVE STONES and MARBIIE q in cl+r--IIt5Ao
al IT'S different yanetles ThOmasOu LIME, Cal NHY
caed Pil,tA4SSiTIER' 4SiI II OF PARIS, Roma; 49, Hy-
drdullc CEMENT, Pastering HAIR, White sand, ~
English, Pensacola and Pitisburg FRIEDRICH. mY3
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A COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
'HNHE ENTIRE INTEREST in the OOFFE-HOUSE
NO I5I Ich0RpjtDHids street, near the corner -,
O. JuIia street, known as the " "Mechanics' and f577f
Brayhen's Retreat together with the House.. Hsii,
HOLD FURNIruRE belonging to the same. The H9.sl
lonse Is dong good business, is IN good location for
For particulars apply the premises oTto b. GIlIOOIY
al the corner OF St Joseph and TchoupOuas streets
N. b. The House offered for sale in consequence of the
owner having Two coffee houses l3I n
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4 SocaRkS Siifi an 1FS FaSpHpsGSnas lnSsS Z
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DIN H.. ELLIOTT IL co., Commission Merchants,
J2 Gravier street nI2 ly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-14
NEW AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE
HOWE & PUTNAM

NTOULD respectfully give notice to the citizens Of Wor
wv cester and vicinity that they have taken Rooms
No. Front street, opposite CRY HAIL.
where they will transact general Auction and Commission
business.
Constantly hand and for SALE large variety of Fancy
and Staple GoOds-New and Secondhand FurHtureCook
ing Paror and Office Stoves of the latest and most approv
ed pattensTn, Crockey, Glass, Britannia and Wooden
Ware--looks and Stationery, etc.
nth above goods offered at private sale during the
day at the lowest prices.
T They will also attend to the sales OF Real Estate and
Personal property in any part OF the County.
Consignments of all kinds of property solicited.
Worcester, Sept 30, 1850. distf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE,
Central Exchange.

Directly under Worcester Bank and Post Office.
THE subscribers having become joint Propretors and
Il Lessees OF the two wel-known Eating Houses in the
Central Exchange Building have re-modeled the same
throughout at pains and expense and converted them
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON, so
by 40 feet. arranged after the style of the FIRST CLASS
Saloons in New York and Boston, combining all the modern
convenience and accommodations and forming Of the
CommOdous and agreeable EATING HOUSES to he found
in the STATE and far superior any thing of kind ever
before opened in Worcester.
The Establishment will be known as the EXCHANGE
EATING HOUSE, and will be conducted scale of lib
eray and bounty commensurate with It's spacious charac
ter and arrangements forming place of respectable
and agreeable reeshmen to the citizens of Worcester and
orally.
PRIVATE TABLES are arranged for the convenience of
transient guessa good DINING HALL for uar dinners
and public occasonsand fine PRIVATE Rooms for compa-
mes OF friends CLUBS societies, and parties The whole
establishment lighted by gas and furnished in and
beraly and with express reference to the ease comfort
and enjoyment of visitors.
The LARDER will always embrace all the substantial and
standard dishes and vands and vgant will be used
include the luxures and decaces of all seasons and
whole will be served up the approved and desirable
style and Having secured the services of several
experienced and skul caterers united with their own per-
sona supervision and efforts they have no hesitancv in
Waatg TO all guests the most grateful entertainment and
perfect satisfaction.
OYSTERS, of the best breeds received fresh daily.
and prepared in every variety style Also for sale by the
pint, quart Or gallon.
Meals will be furnished at all hours,
and Clubs PARTIES &c. will be provided for at the shortest
notice and on the most liberal terms
well selected stock Of foreign and domestic FRUIT of
all kinds-NUTs, CoNFECTIoNARY H0T COFFEE, TEAS,
Cocoa, &c, will always be found on hand
o. A regular Pastry Department, under the con
duct of an experienced Lady, connected with the Estab
slment and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE
every Variety will always be found in reserve and supplied
to laine parties, &C., upon ORDER in the prompt and
satisfactory
JLadies can call with perfect proprity such the
custom of the place.
o. The subscribers cordially invite the patronage of the
citizens of Worcester and OF the public assuring that
no attention expense shall be wanting render the
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE worthy of their most generous
support and appreciation.
N. IL. Clam ChOyvders, A No. 4, furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during the season, from stock
fresh from the of the Narragase taken
ly for our Establishment.
DAN'I. G. THURSTON,
JOSEPH NJ RICHARDS.
Worcester, October 81, 1850. w3tisdisf
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ARCHITECTURE.

TE subscriber would respectfully announce to the citi-
zens OF Worcester and its vicinity that he has taken
Room IN the third story of BRlNLEY ROW directly OPP
pose the American Temperance House. the purpose
OF Des3g'ng amt Dratiag Plans Of Budings public and
private in all The vaousstyes Of Architecture and he in
Vltes those who contemplate building give him CALL as
he trusts that from his experience Architect that he
shall be enabled to give full satisfaction TO all who NAV ia
vor him with their patronage.
LEWIS E. JOY, Architect.
Worcester Sept. t. 1850.
Gl am kindly permitted to refer to the following gen
llenen Hon Henry Chaplin, 5. ID. Harding Thomas A.
Clark, Waiter r. Bgeow Edward Lamb, Freeman Uphain
NJ II Morse. d c4w siq
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

L.: re- s:s-:-l l-..::s:.-- r -
s&&zzl-. :: .- sz. sss: .5ss.z ---is
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg in connection
4 with the Worcester and Nashua trains every day ex-
cept Sundays, at
645 and ii A. NJ. and at 10 PM.
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg
$40 A. NJ, II so and 5.45 p NJ.
The shortest and most dire Railroad between Wor
ceser, Mass and Burlington Vt, is by the way of Fitch
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland This twenty
miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter by the way Of Fitchburg Bel
lows Fails WINDSOR, White River Junction, and Mon'pe
er This route 20 miles shorter than any other except
the one mentioned above and 20 miles than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
aumpsic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either of these by the morning
train from Worcester have hour Fichburg which
10 get breakfast Those going in the IL O'Clock from
orcester have fifty minutes Fitcbburg dinner time,
for tea.
RETuRNINa-Passengers who arrive at Fchburg by the
IL O'Clock NJ train, have time dinner and those who
arrive IN the minutes past O'Clock p NJ tran have time
get lea and arrive at Worcester early by any other
route The early train from Fitchburg arrives in Worces-
Yer IN season Tor the New York train Springfield
the last train i'll for the NewYork train via Norwich
Nov II, 1850. DIFF
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

nR. III. w. BUXTON, Pulmonist, from the
IL Clinical school of Medicine Woodstock, and late as
socaie of Dr. 3. FITCH of New York-would respect
fully announce TO the Citizens of Worcester and vicinity
that he has taken Rooms No. 'rnley Hail. where he cal
DE ued y The Consumptive and where those afflicted
with Diseases of the Throat Heart Lungs may learn
their true condition, and be furnished with the sue
ccsslul Mechanical and Medicinal Remedies.
Withthe experience ofabuut fifteen years extensive and
successful General Practice Of Medicine, DR.. Buxton con-
eny introduces himself and his valuable Botanic RENE
dies to this afflicted Public. His services be prompt,
ohtaned at his Office by the sick bed any by
or Right, when not prevented by previous Professional
duties Worcester, sept l8, 1850.
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Drawing and Oil Painting.

MFRS. FRANCES Il. T0WNE VIII receive pupils
lSl either at her room over the Manufacturers III
surance Office, No 1872 Main ST., Brinley Row.
NIB MIS- TowNE will if desired taxi Portraits IN Olor
crayons from Miniatures or Daguereoypes. Also make
copies of Portraits or other Pictures Specimens OF copy
ing can be seen at her room.
OF Hours from 10 TO IL AM, to I'M -
Worcester. Nov 6. 1850. du
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

DR. VAN ALsTEN, having returned from NewYor
IL will now give his PERSONAL ATTENTION to the rak
of DAGUERREOTYPES in the superior style hithe
TO done by him, and at the most reasonable prices.
Call ut No. Brinley Hall, Worcester.
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RENEWAL.

z ar. FREDERICK EATON would most respect
m fully inform his friends and the public generally that
he has removed the Boot and Shoe Store of essrs
LoNGLEY & Snow, No 100 MAIN STREET. where he would
be happy all those who their Boots and Shoes
REPAIRED in the best manner p0ssib c.
Worcester, Nov 6, 1850. dw3wis
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C0AL-COAL!

1000 Pounds make Ton
ana as good an article be obtained cty or
elsewhere.
VIE subscriber has now on hand best varieties
Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL which will be sold at Lo,nest
MARKET Prices.
Also, best quality BITUMINOUS COAL for Steam or
Smiths use.
II Orders through the Post Office, left at Lewis T.
Lazells Drg store on Main Street, at A. Baylies Store
corner OF Main and School Streets o. Bramans Store
Southbrdge Street. and at my Counting the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. R. Depot Green St.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
oct3 dtstf Gao EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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RUBBERS-RUBBERS- RUBBERS.
If you would keep your feet dry

II you would Keep Your fcet dry
CALL AT
Longley & Shows new Boot and Shoe Store,
No. IG0 Main Street,
A Nd PURCHASE a pair of those elegantly finished
IA PATENT RUBBERS. You can buy Mems Patent
Rubber Over Shoes for only One Dollar.
lou can bay Ladies' Patent Rubber Over Shoes, of any
kind and STYLE for SeUcyfDe Cents and warranted as
good as those generally sold for 81.
You can buy Ladies Rubber Boots beautiful article for
One D0itlr and Toehty-fce Cents.
Ladies' common Rubber Over Shoes, you can buy for
Fifty Cents.
u Yon also buy all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's
Boys, Misses and ChiIrens BOOTS and Shoes as low
at any other Store i'll Worcester Please call satisfy
yourself that such is the fact, at l62 MAIN ST.
L0NGLEY d SNOW.
Worcester Nov 6. dw3wis
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$50 REWARD,

~ STOIEN from the stable of the subscriber, on
Tl-@ = Friday night, Nov. ], BAY MARE, about
S7@xA II years Id and weighing about II hundred.
tZ=z2- said Mare blind III the left eye, and had
short switch tail Whoever will return said mare, shall
receive p dollars aad for the detection OF the the and the
recovery Of the mare so dcars Said supposed
to have been seen with man her back going towards
Worcester the same night. EBENEZER NEWTON.
Auburn Nov G. 1850 wltGtf
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NOTICE.

X(TE, the undersigned, beg leave to the
zens of Worcester and vicinity, that have formed
a coparnershp under the firm of EDWARDS 81 BANCROFT
No. 10 WASHINGTON Square, where shall keep constantly
on hand large assortment of WEST INDIA GOODS and
GROCERIES,, of all kinds, cheap can be found in this
city share of the public patronage respectfully solicit
ed
N b. Goods sent to any part of the city free Of expense
II. O. EDWARDS,
Oct 10, 1850. dw2wnl2 I. c. BANCROFT,
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WORCESTER THREAD sToRE.

WORCESTER THREAD STORE,
2I4 Main street, ........ Btstrlan Row,
TSTllERE may be found full assortment of every kind
w Of ladies' Gents, Misses and Chldren's HOSIERY
and GLOVES; Wo0len and Worsted YARNS CRUEL :;
Tapestry Worsted &c; OPERA HOODS; Misses Sack
etts; Childrens Goats, Hoods Tippets AID Scars.
Ladies' and Gents Silk, Wool, Merno and Cot VESTS.
Gents DRAWERS of every description.
Salisbury and Plain Flan els of every color and quality
Laces Edgings Wells, Collars, Capes &C.
Buttons, Braids Ribbons, Beltings &c.
Thread Needles Pins Tapes and every article necessary
to a Thread Store
GFONE PRICE ONLY, and that the LOWEST asked
taken. PA MAIN STREET
nearly opposite CIRCUITS Book Store.
Nov. H. 1850. dw6w JOSEPH A. ROWLAND.
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WATER CURE,

DR. S. ROGERS is prepared to board and treat
patients or give treatment without board, at his resi-
dence NO. GLEN STREET.
OFFICE HOURS from 10 to u and to 4-at No 3MArLE
STREET. d&wu oct@Z
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-14

fIHE subscriber has commenced the publication of BEE
Il THOVEN'S SONATAS for the Piano Forte, from the
newly revised edition published by subscription Germany
and respectfully informs the purchaser his ntei-
ton to issue number monthly, until the work is comrle
ed. There are in all abont thirty Sonatas
No pains will be spared furnish these classical colnpo
sitions correct, and at reasonable price All who
purchase the numbers complete whether of the SUBSCRIBE
or OF Ills agents, shall have item hound ihout ch07se Oh
presentation at his counter. OLIVER DITSON
Boston, Oct 3, 1850.
GTG. IL. LORING, 2O9 Main Street is Agent for Wor
cester dit Oct3
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For Sale or Exchange.

- FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
fssA FARM of 40 acres, situated1 mile from SUTTo,.
Liza centre. Also several lots convenient to I'll,
farm Also, WOOD LOT of 80 acres, miles from saia
farm. For particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
Chandler 81, Worcester. eodl0m June 30