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sisnor Vito Wits extensive and unreserved sale
q Marble statpary. AsbSsteT Sculpture. superb
and 'oy fancy and Ss do
BY N. VIGNIE, AuctiOneer.
oI A. cssIas, ~ is5 at 10 Be sod a. No.
81: Charles Thrate-
Gs sa s,o BUST
Angels for wallis Of BasHo Relieve Figure Of Aremsia
ALABAsrKR SCULPTURE.
Birth Of Venus, the Seasons Spring and Winter GroupThs
Sas. starr ssss' agate ssa Ai s.ean
isnl Pra nt.af Fapsr an W. ss.H Candle
FRENCH CHINA.
.m Sc s, SSsr Ss Bouquet Paper Holders
PAPER MAcHH.
Rich Tables naid with PEARL worksands Portfolios Fire
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
saOs ana pa sui s: Cut
Solar Lamps Silver plated Baskets French Wine Services Richly
-Four Mosaic Tables, of style OF Workmanship.
v vhs above extensive assortment the sgnor
Of & France and mag M from s famed studio.
Of the ctisens Of New Orleans. 'N'''
looaS, toe previous ihe which io COM
pany ct hs ladies' and gentlemen Of New Orleans and vc
First Auction Sale Of Paintings at the UnIoD
Gallery. 13 St. Charles street. up stairs
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY EVENING next, February o. commencing at half.
sho and valuable PAINTINGS BY modern aser.
Terms All under $500 cash over 5000 so days for
approved endorsed notes. satisfactory to the vendor
The proprietor of the Union Gallery In making his frat
pubic sale Of the season. beg call
ana to the fact that titles
made represent the Paintings differently what they are The
designate the Paintings he Sold for him 10
themselves - '~s> " ~ n'''" '''
All the Pictures to be sold the room adjoining tina
Union GALLERY until the day Of sale and public are invited
e.an.o .ne same. hanl'.ance Tree fels
DOLBEAR'S WRITING ACADEMY.
0G CANAL STREET.
A NJ Citizens and strangers are invited 10 visit
@ my new establishment Lessons daily in BOOK.
49, kEEPlNt Ladies taught N elegant and as
ohaoe style OF writing ia few Several young s
uenen WI be qualified teachers Penmanshp this winter
Z Dolbears superior GOLD PENS for sale.
lel. ~ RUFUS DOLBEAR, SC Canal street.
Lace Curtains.
sW The best assortment Of APPLICATION, TAMpouRp
and FLOSS WORKED Lace Curtains, at
Remarkably Low Prices,
Can be found at SIMPSONS,
felt lot "a C.x,, amazon
DeNA iSaUiff'S Works,
" Complete Works Of the celebrated author y Roeoe
with many new and valuable works. just imported and for by
fell St 2ip JOHN BALL, Sc Gravier street
CASH BOXES: CASH RnYES
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11"y u" Iey u NeWOTItWhS, d III. ~, IkJ i,
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. ONE F,
Extra SITTING OF Monday, January 20, 1851. !
X ESOLVED, That from and after the list OF
February, isl; the establishment known as the water
works, situated on ievee street, between St Philippe and
humane streets, and belonging Municipality No. One be
ana the hereby abolished. N' ~
Resoced further. hat the Mayor lie and he hereby
authorized TO cause to be sold auction, by p f. Trcou
hnc9nse after twenty days notice in The official paper Of
this municipality, and in the Delta and Crescent all ma
cash, - - $3.50 W.
Inc purchaser or purchasers 10 the same ffeen
Gays alter the day Of SALE Otherwise the Surveyor shall have
the same removed for the and the purchaser
or as the be without further les notice.
IognedI JOSEPH GzsoIs, Recorder.
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Dean SaUifi's Works.
CASH BOXES. CASH BOXES.

~ Complete Works of the above celebrated author Rocoe
WIN many new and valuable works. imported for sale by
felt 3, 2ip JOHN BALL, Sc Gravier street.
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.bf Jaily Crescent.


OFFICIAL JOURNAL
y C0ssMe1 Of The Sesoad Msfnieipalify
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NHWHOTu NITH6H, hentuCkY,4
-po,, FEBRUARY 10. 1851.
IRON and after this date, Steamboats, can he
= supplied with superior quaty of COAL -
rom the above extensive Mines at Napoleon
Akansas, where the prOprist0B have estab
ls tn1a permanent Depot E. A. MULFORD.
ielo Im
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"A WONDERFUL CURIOSITY,
ONE or THE GREATEST CURiosITiEs in the world is
~ now be sesn HOG three wears All
anu weigh, fourteen hundred Mississippi the honor Of
rearing TINS wonderful Swine. by
Noxuoee county, Mss great WEIGHT
hnsly formed IN particular. 1t at DAN RfCEs
ClkCus LOT, St. Charles all the ay fsI7
WANTED--A Good Dress Maker, one who
w understands cutting and fitting and can come well
recommended None other need apply The highest salary
will be given. Apply to h ''
A., mrs. g. w. ROPER, No 165 Poydras street.
hFpDA npapttro
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luce J(tIINIMS.
eW The best assortment Of APPLICATION TAMBouRp
and Floss WORKED Lace Curtains at
Remarkably Low Prices,
Can DO found at SIMPSONS,
felt lot S0 C.x,, srnu.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-18

{ IARPETlNG, CURTAINS, etc.-We are in
Of ss' for sale at low prices choice styles
Velvet Wilton Tapestry Carpetins:
mgera Fhsss t n TAPESTRY Brussels Carpetns
S.p $500 uniee-pv ingram do;
Bugs Bsizes, Bordered Crnmb Cloths Stair Linen,
Stair Rods Transparent Shades, etc ''
Floor Oil Cloth, 10 "a fl. wide, cnt to any size. and,
Curtain Materials; Six and Wool "a rich Curtain pa.
g. Wo,sted rich Curtain Damask, new style;
Eom6roidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
ioA extra soh ul embroidery Bobbnst Curtains latest
cS's; sH'k fsEE Tais MGss,
MI spti rs Charities st. and n Customhonse st.
CARPET WAREHOUSE, 90 Charities street.
,ovin are u constant receipt of patterns OF the fol-
sply, Brussels, Inprains, Venstians:
EIigured baize and Linen Crumb Cloths WindowShades;
na1 Uoth' Stair Rods Table and Piano Covers Mat
Floor oil Cloth from to feet wide new patterns etc.
AZ III Z! y Tsle a we offer at the lowest market o
NEW STORE-The subscriber has opened n
D.. CONJUNCTION with his well known Comb, GyAAA
anu variety Store. No. 10 Camp street. an ~
every DESCRIPTION; fine GUNS. PIsToLs. PERrU "''"''
sstes 5Ims,a s sf
Cty and country merchants VIII iId 70 their advantage
70 eau and examine before purchasing elsewhere orders
Brushes manufactured ORDER at the shortest notice The
ladies will find either of these essbshmsnts large and
splendid variety of SHsi Tuck COMBS Of the est pat
sale and retail. JOSEPH HUFTY,
JAZZ lm2p Charres street and 10 Camp street.
CLARET-600 boxes assorted qualities, for sale
" by LW.ARTHuR& co. % and " New Levee
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qseHleS UnqH Ne. Z. D.ashteu Of Temperance, mss..
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KEsPEAR IRON FOUNDR

49, n Sh 71hlN 11CON FVUNDHY,
2OS Gtrod Street, NeaO Orleans.
WHEELER, PETTEES ~ CO., would res
Rsctfpy inform the public that they are now prepared
e do I, TIIEAMBOAT WORK. and build SUGAR Nj Ii
IN q al descrlpons; also, Draining. Planning
such as Turn Tables Stay Plates, Switches. Chairs etc. on
inc shortest notice and the most approved system.
Having Lathes Of various Sizes we ae enabled to u,n and
bore Iron and Brass work of almost ali kinds. -
, Orders Tor Columns, Pipes, Wheels Furnace Mouths
Era'e Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gallery
ana Iomb kaines, Shafts and Pueys. Axes and Boxes
meet with prompt attention, ' '' WI"
The blacksmith Department fitted up to enable workmeu
10 execute any orders that may be received, ~
please address to ~ W. WHICH
WHEELER, PETTEEs & CO., NewOdsan,. La.
]. +. WHEELER, J. GFDnES Ha'
i. c. PETTEES, s. SWOoP'
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manner az to give effect to the intentions Of the Testao
Tar as the same can be done without violating the law The
clause OF the WILL by which the universal legaees
hbited from ever making partition cannot have effect
Whatever But the clauses by which the egaees ordered
to pay annually persons bodies corporate.
per cenage of the and fruits of the estate until the
same shall have reached hundreds of thousands millions OF
dollars are construed by prohibition of partition of
his estate between his two heirs for limited tmef0 that
space Of ume in word which would be required pay of
the annues. calculation has been made at bar which
likes that tme in the case Of the most favored annuant
two hundred and ten The calculation be
Gus, but thing is certain that assigned for the
payment Of annues and for the consequent indispensable
duration Of the undivided ownership of the two cities.
Another fact equally certain that the question
will far exceed five This is therefore, case for the
application of the a23d Article the C. Code and accord
ngy decide that the bequest Of the annues question
legal and binding for long time the two cities shall
main oin owners OF the estate and longer anu that
partition take place between them, until five years shall
have elapsed from the opening Of his succession.
9TH Ground. That the deves the cities of New Orleans
and Baltimore made upon impossible conditions and ar
contrary to public policy. The ground repetition Of
those already examined By Article 1906 of Code cond
tons impossible illegal and immoral in last Will, consid
cred as not written All commentators Article 800 of the
French Code om which our Article 1906 was taken yebs
tum) agree that the word conditions" in that Article in
GUIDES charges clauses well conditions strictly
speaking Such conditions clauses charges do not
date the beaue but themselves nvadated says Gre
gono Lopez, in his Gloss Of 3D. Law Of 9TH Title the 9Th
Pardas which is identical with our Article 1905 Indeed
ne doctrine as old asthe Civil Law. Pandects Book 2th
Tit. 3D.. par. 16.
otn Groand That the bequss to the Mayor Aldermen and
'nhaotant OF NewOreans, beques, made persons or
corporations having no capacity to receive.
The beousst in this case the Mayor Aldermen and
inhabitants OF NewOreans." The city of New Orleans was
Incorporated in is by the style of The Mayor
Aldermen and inhabitants of the city of NewOrleans The
corporate name as contained in the Charter slightly differ
ent from that in the WIN but that the Legislature ba,
also given the same slight variation Of style this Corpora
on, in the Act Of March % 1875 pages lOa and O3 of
Billiard & Cuny's Digest.
But 10 commended in argument for Plaintiff that the Cor
poraon created by act of iShad ceased 10 exist by the d.
vision Of the city into three municipalities in 1885, The VIII,
of McDonosh Is dated 1888. Think this founded
in The ast section of Act Of March sth 1886 d.
ving the city, expressly keeps alive the old corporation for
certain purposes and the Act Of auth March, $780, gives il
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James X. Shields, Guardian, Va. Thomas o. MeuJ
Tutor Of 1hos. r. Moore, a Minor. -. No. 4499.
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EE-5DO bags Rio and Havana, for sa le bv
IL w. ARTHUR co. q and - New I,eyee'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

STEAM SHIP Losr.-The steamship Brother
Jonathan, which arrived at New York, Tuesday eve
ming, from Chagres, brings accounts ofhe loss of the
steamship Union, bound from San Francisco for
Panama, with 300 passengers, and about $500 900
in gold on board. She was wrecked the fourth day
out, on ST. Quinlan's reef. The passengers and god
with the exception Of $4,000, were saved; but the
ship and all the rest of the cargo. were lost. The
steamer Norherner took the passengers to Panama,
where she arrived on the 9TH instant, with consider
ably over two millions in gold dust, including that
taken from the wreck of the Union.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

BLooMER COSTUME IMPRoyED.-A friendly cor
respondent IN Georgia, writes that the ladies of the
South have made decided improvement in BIoomer
trowsers 1t consists simply in allowing the trowsers
long enough (aiter fastening them at the ANGLES in tie
usual sgle) TO fall gracefully over to the ins,ep He
has seen both kinds, and this much more
becoming and decided improvement
The short dresses and sers have got as far as
Atlanta and LawrenceviIle Ga, and the Columbus la
dies are painting for its appearance. That very morn
ing, our correspondent three ladies together lin
doors two dressed in full Bloomer, and the other in
the other in the Improvement to which he must Weld
the palm, i. e. the improved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

THE CHEAPEST EXCURSION YET.-An opportu-
nifty viii be offered citizens, Friday, to enjoy
delightful trip, for very little money. The arrange
ments under the direction of Mr.. John Kendrick, of
this city, are, leave Worcester at fifteen minutes be-
fore O'Clock in the morning, for Providence, where
the splendid steamer Canonicus will be in readiness
receive passengers, and proceed direct 10 Newport,
leaving there those who choose STOP The boat will
then proceed Block Island, about thirty miles to sea-
ward from Newport Fare only $l.50. For full par
ticuars, see advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

BIT OF A Row. o. J. Smith is concerned in
the management of the York and Cumberland Railroad
Maine, and therefore there is in the camp Alta
late stockholders meeting, at Alfred, there was row,
Two lawyers, John T Paine, of Melose, and Charles G.
Clapp, of Portland, had fight, and one choked the
other, aud two sets OF officers chosen both of
which going transact business for the corpora
ton One of the parties being out-voted, seized the
books,and the contest afterwards, was for the recovery
of them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

ZEE 1REAT RAILROAD CELEBRArIoY.-Tbe
'me or The Grand Railroad Celebration, in Boston. of
eva" o 80 'nen mas recently been sad and in which
nnely determined. The celebration will commence ~,
tne lhh OF September, aud will be one of the greatest
atpays OF The Kind ever Witnessed on this continent
LORD Elgn, Governor General Of the British proyncas
anu PRESIDENT Fillmore, will probably be among the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

RARE MARRIAGE.--In Concord, Ky, Josenb
Moore, u years ofage, and veteran of the last war
with Englsnd, was married to Mrs. Mary Toen. aged
"a years. The magistrate who oiiciated on the occa
sion was II years old. This union makes the third
w'e 70 the groom, and the fifth husband to the bride
Mr.. Moore has obtained land warrant under ,he no.,
OF Congress of 1880 and intends to settle upon h. in
order to raise his family - -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

FAILURES The New York Evering Post announ-
ces the failure Of r. g. Fairfield & Co.. importers in
the China trade; also of Stephen w Barker {. Co.
We are sorry to hear il announced that the propre.
tors OF the Boston Daily Times have gone into chancery,
tor liabilities reported at $4,000 The large circua-
ton OF the paper, and the ability and industry displayed
in lis columns, ought to have secured the proprieors
handsome fortune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

p western papers state that Mrs. Fish, the original
Rochester knocking woman, has brought suit against
WI y. ~ Burr at Cleveland, for SANDER, demanding
IN damages, The pretty sum Of $4,000 Mrs. Fish
VINO, ny the way, take to be of the shark genus 10
SAID to have made good deal Of money by "knocling
round IN various parts Of the country. She had bet.
Ter let the law alone, she will get more knocks Than
she mas ever given, and find in the end that she sn'l
"worth rap.-Boston Post w '''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

MUTTON THAT is MUrToE.-An English cores
pondent of the Albany Journal. says:
"In the British exhibition | saw, to-day, South
Down Sheep, seven years old, that had never been
sheared The wool was twenty-seven inches long, and
weighed thirty lbs giving wool than any sheep in
the flock which had been shorn regularly. The sheep
was IN ile health and had not suffered from heat 1t
was a curious sght-being broad on the back as a
Darham OK, and such a roll Of wool never saw be.
fore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21
Free Soil Caucus.

The Free Soil vote rs of Worcester are re9ues,eI 70
meet at the Police Court Room, on rhiDaa r. EnNo
Soil safe Convention be holden in this Guy september
6Ib and to transact any other business which may come
Bv order of the Free Soil City Committee
August co. 1851 d3t CA WALL, Sec'ry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE-That valuable estate
situated on Highland street, belonging to the late Eben
Harrington, will be offered for sale again this morning.
at 10 o'clock This is undoubtedly the best chance for
investment, either for private sale speculation,
to be found in the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

MORE New YORK ENTERPRIsE.-Iti is reported
that line of steamers is about to he established be-
tween New York and Genoa. One Of the prominent
advantages of this line, beyond carrying passengers and
mails val be The rapidity with which the perslae
fruits Of the Mediterranean can be Transferred to rr
shores.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

II The Bangor Wing says that Vermonter has
invented machine for making brick by steam
power, by which the clay is shoveled up, dried,
puverized. and pressed dry into the moulds, at the
rate fifty thousand a day, and placed in the kiln
for burning. no sun-drying being necessary after tile
bricks come from the mould. The bricks come out
in very handsome and solid shape.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

CUBAN SYMPATHIzERs.-The Journal of Com.
merce learns from officer of the u S. Army, lust ar
rived IRON Florida, that number of men we're congre
gaeu az the mouth OF St. Johns River, awaiting the
arrival of steamer to convey them TO Cuba: large
party had also gone up the SaniIa in steamer where
they on board six pieces of artillery and some
further reinorcements These men were in high
made no cenceament of the object of the ex.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21
Worcester water Cure institution.

NJ GLEN STREET.
rms Institution is now in readiness for patients In its
arrangement The comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
Terms, &c-For full board and treatment from sc to 10
per week Treatment withou: board, from So to pcr
week NO deduction for absence less than one week
medical Tee OF So usually required for first examination
Each patent should furnish linen and two hen Wv
cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; one comfortable and
old linen for bandages DC. ~
Out door practice attended to as usual
Office hours from 10 10 IL A. M, and Ito 3PM
ROGERS. MD
may2-dwtf E. r. ROGERS Snno,in,o,aon,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

AWFUL CALAMITY.-Five men were engaged at
Rondout N. Y, on Saturday, in blasting rocks for
we'll After blast was discharged one of them went
to the bottom of the well see The effect of the charge
Of powder, and fell as he descending, and was sul
located by the smoke. The other four went to his a.
sisance and all persisted from the same cause, sufoca
ton. The bodies recovered some time after
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

u " IL. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agent
is an authorized Agent for this pa in the cities of Bos
ton New ork and Philadelphia and duly EMPLOYED to
take advertisements and subscriptions at the rates as re
qaed by us lis receipts will be regarded payments
is Olces are, BOSTON, Scollay Buildings Court ST.;
NEW YORK Tribune Buildings; PIIILADEi PHIA NJ
w. corner Third and Chestnnt streets -' ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

VAUDEVILLE COLLEGE, MAIEE.-It is feared
that the Grafton Of Mr.. Giles before the literary socie,
ties, at the commencement last week, Of his
last efforts he labored under great physical weak
ness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

RHEuMATIsm.-All who are suffering with this
dreadful complaint, referred to the advertisement
Of DR.. Brown, in another column, who, it will be SEEM
is stopping for few days at No. Maple street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

y hen the counterpane factory, at Lancaster,
was established, the large white figured counerpanes
brought here were all imported, and cost SO each at
Wholesale those made here, every way equal to those
imported, are now sold at So at retail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

GB The cost ofthe Constitution lately formed by the
Virginia Conventions is but little short of S22O0OO.
commented 1noa G liz lie s e The yneg eaor. who
county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

10 The Transcript, is fishing Tor n notice from the
gis, and for that purpose dubs the editor with the
tile Of Honorable" We shall see how much virtue
ere is 10 soft soap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

TO Husbands and Fathers.-The sphscrihey
haVng been appointed Agent for several long estnhbed
and sound Life Insurance Companies lannon's which is he
National Loan FUND.- furnish freely to ali des
ro OF awaiting themselves of its advantages the fullest in
@ III relation to the whole subject at the OFFICE
oF THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY. ~
je20-dwtf EnyApnp ,,,s~,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

o. JOB PRINTING of all kinds,-PamphIets,
catalogues, Shop Bills. Bank Checks, PIa.
cares, concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CAHDS, FOSTERS. &c. &c.--NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed al TINS OFFICE. unon moderate terms. dil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21
COnmecticut Mutual Lifa Imsnrnnn

NohhSCucWC mutual Life Insurance Conn
Is now the largest lns uon of the kind in
the United States and the advantages a0nrled Nv ~ W. ~
sfers are unsurpassed by any in the world II offers am
pie security 10 insurers and having over IS COO mebers
thereby affords protection against all embarrassents
arising from fluctuations of the rate of mortality
Foms OF application, any information respectno the
company, may be had at the Office of the Agent No.
Warren Hall, Worcester. A. a. WnniS az s W.
y3l-d3m 80 hsehl.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21
THURSDAY, AUGUST Fl, 1851.

~ Advertisers wishing TO have their advertisements ap
the next day will please send in as early N e nS in
possible. Also those wishing TO insert al "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

CooksOn InnOcent!-Mrs. Cookson has been fopnd
at her fathers, IN Maine, and her family preserved from
SAD caimity; and beautiful head of hair he nre
served by The use of BURDITT'S OLEAGINOUS MEDI
GATED COMPOUND, which softens, cleanses beauties
and preserves the hair. e'
VI Sold by l.. T. Lazell Druggist, 2Ol Main st. Price
Is and 37a cents per bottle. aueon.d,S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

pi ~. y; N.CHOLS: M. d., HOMEOPA THI(
hours, ron ~. 9 to A. NJ, 2to and 7tosPM,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21

he Canud !, o, ., exquisite favor always I,
w 'ou'u III q'ullues TO suit, at the Drug Store Of
eh1ad,r l.. I. LAZELL
Mar q,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-21
may2dwtf ROGERS. Superintendent,
Another ofthe Hutchinsnn rnmi,u 1na...

1t IS stated maj Rhoda Hutchinson, of The family of
singers oil That ame has become insane. This is the third
belonging to the family afflicted in the same way Had
Iey aue iree use OF Bnshs SmilaX Sarsaparia they
might have avoided the diseas Nothing so well restores he
system disturbed with morbid matters which are nantes
ted in the thousand forms of disease
az For SAL by l.. T. Iazel, Spur * Sibey C. A. Uor
rngton D. Scott Jr, q Co A. Clarke, E. d. Wethetbee
S. g. White 4 Co. angls div,