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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-04

SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.

rgNIE subscribers beg leave TO inform tl,eir
i friends aud tn, public. that they have taken
the above House for term Of years, and arc
nov prepared TO entertain boarlets and iras-
tlers.
This large and elegant establishment, former
ly known as the Commercial House, is pleas
auily situated or the corner Of Texas aud
SpEng Streets. central to business aud yer;
con. cnlcHt to the Steam Boat Landing.
The propriclors have bad much experience IN
Hotel keeping, AID viii spare uo pains or cX-
peucc 20 rpHder !heir guests comfortable
Tlc.r table ,hlll alaays be supplied With the
best Tint our oNn, and The Ncw Orleans mar.
kcis viii afford
The public IS respectfully solicited to call and
give the Palmetto House tr1l
A. LEONARD,
J w GAMBLE,
PfoJf"'crs
Shreveport. Feb 5th. 1850 3s-tf
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List CerliaGnle.,

rI>IIlS is To give the police required by law
| tina, my conditional Certificate No. 1872.
class No . issued by the Board Of Land Com
mi-.oners for Shelby County, and dated the
i7,h day of August, 1899, is los: OF m'-la'd so
that II cannot be obtained; and unless niorm-
alton i, had Of the same within ninety days
from the date Of this notice, ! shall apply 10 the
proper authorities Cor duplicate thereof
JAMES T. JOHNS.
Dee III, 1880. no36 l3t
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~ Mlstake i!!

n U " - WITT
WE now offer to orr friends and the publit
w generally the fines, CUTLERY ever brought
to thi. market Our hs Is not large, NJ srfra-
ordinarily fine. Rodgers and Woestcnhclm'
finest pocke,.knises. Wade and Butchers best
manufacture Of raisors, with everlasting and
beautiful -,rop. Ladies' finest scissors and
.hear-, and Warrin- superior sewing needles
(or,icred expressly for the Ladies Of Marshall
every variety Of Limerick fish-hcoks; hes, steel
pens. and gold pens; walkers celebrated, water
proof percussion caps, and a fsn splendid Bowie.
knyes---wiih lcts Of other pretty things.
Call at the drug store of
NORRIS l. TACKETT.
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NOTICE.

>hs is TO iorwarn all persons from trading
i Tor the following notes; one for one hun
dred dollars and the other for forty dollars,
drawn in favor Of Geo. J. Ramsdalr. The lat
ter note payable 1T. OF January 1916, and the
former, think was due 1t. Of January 1877.
| have Offsets sullic,en, to NEE. both OF these
notes. But ina-much as the consideration for
which they were given has failed will no, Pay
SAM HARRISON.
December H. 1880. n26 1t
- q. NELSON q CO., Commission Msr-
-. chants New Orleans.
:. O Nelson New Orleans: l.. Banksmitb.
New Orleans II G. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank T. A. Mel.
son, Athens, Ala.
Dee II, 1850 nn2G bm
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LEGAL NOTICES, Ble,
THE STATE or TEYA0.

Cocsft D. HARaasos.
County Court terisin.Dg !. Esfsss, y E1kesdtsU
and Wards. tx-s
IT, ne xsrV II said Cosssy-(:MoAT,
WHEREAS, George w. Mitchell, sispisi..
w 'fatp> Of the estate Of D~nj.ma .N1ich~ll.
deceased. fas NED MI application fos derrre e,r
the dis,nbs'ioh .. the property of ,iss estate II
said deced-n,. am y npsvafine that Peter Jones,
Reuben Jones, AMI one o.tcr whose nsmse il
unknown, supposed {, reside n The sis,e II
Mississippi. William J.. { fIsyan louisa btyaA,
Henrietta Bryan, and Jass~s u, Bryan, Junior.
residences are moi known; aud Fielding Mitch.
ell, kcb"cea Mitchell, BenjaMiw H. @inehe.i,
Stephen +. Mitchell. Peter Mi,thtn, Iadssos,
NJ. MITCHELL and George W. Mitchell citizens
Of Harrison County. Texas, and R-hffo N
Mitchell, aud Lashin Mitchell, transient r-fSnna,
are III. parties entitled TO the proj crIy Of paid
estate: and whereas, the names and Ic, ids IN -
OF some ~ said parties nse hhhnnwn:
NUu are therefore commanded 10 Cublisi this
citation IN newsps per fsb!'sled IN the county
ainrc,air. fbr four sar-t r>,s~ weeks. that ttse
said parties aiuse na.iits and h sAse,ivss II.
unknown mny have due notice 10 appear Al tie
Janaafy term NJ snid Ce..s.. - IL h II i. On ,tss,
last Monday in Jannafy, 1881, TO SHOW eausc "
any 'Nty have OF eau, Why deefce for fl,c pa{'.
,iiion and distribution Of the property o! .sM
estate should no, then aud There be made.
Herein fail not and due return make rs by law
directed.
- Given under M hand and tho
seal Of sad Court this cslh idhy
k0H0 Of \osembcr. a y. 1850
w. y. &. BEAXi.EY, e.. IN.
Received IN office Nov. 1hth. 1880. and handed
to the editor OF the 1,<as Reyubiiean sans
da, Tor pub.,caiion. 5. X. PERRY.
no 20 It Sf'GHc
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The Court OF Appeal confirmed on sat
.rd,y the decision OF the Court of Corre,-
...,al Police, which decided itself compe-
,.n, to try the editors Of the Mo"i,ew du
CIR. Steele. Rationale. Gazette dc France
courricr Francais, Erencmsn', and Pcu-
~, for having omitted the signatures to
writer's Of political attlcles.
The Cour, of Assize condemned N. Vol.
III De ST, Philliber9. editor of the Mote. to
,bremon,hs Imprisonment and2,000 francs
soe for publishing an article insulting to the
p,esiden, of the Republic, and acquitted VI.
Bes.eliey-c, its author.
The elections in the Saonc ct Loire have
heeu in favor OF the party of order IN the
Commanc of Couches, out of twenty one
candidates, fourteen are conservatives in
.h., O, Charoles the whole of the Conserva
alive. are elected by majority of $50 out.
If 40.
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To Merchants nnd Planters.
A. NJ. MORG AN

SHREVEPORT. Ia,
nFFERS for sale large and general ms
~ -oriment Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Groceries, &c, 10 which the atien-
ton Of buyers is invited Has stock wa. bought
at the lowest pnees and ,e offer grea, induce.
ment-. Country produce taken al best rates.
Merchants also supplied at II snail adranee.
Shreveport Nov 1880. 22-tf
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eesosno.

I>vANS. GREGG, h KEY have Frshoud
II from s,eir old sand. 10 their new brick
buiang, west ado Of ,h~ Fublx Sqaarf, cor
ner OF Houston Avcnn~--wkrr they would b.
pia-~d to ~ all their old trirnds md eus'oncrs
and many NOV new ores
October -, 1881. MO u
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s n X Ev EpOR T.

DOBERT DONNEiL & co, Lcvce street.
~ Shreveport. u. Grrcriss Dry Goods.
Nfaioars, Bos's, SAoes, HAS, Pr6risioas,
Iiiass, Liqu0rs &c. 23-tf
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'''"'''' '''h' ""'N -, low
Dr. J. r. UcHdsrsoa,
Sr--Thc quart bottle Of Tonic You gave TIE,
with five boxes Of your pills, has completely
cured me of dspep-a. which you know almost
made me a manac, during last winter, when
We were both uyalids together, IN New Orleans,
IN The same room.
believe You have made one oG the most
valuable discoveries IN medi4 nc, that has been
discovered.
Yours, Sc. lllvny B. LEE.
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itFH 'NifiAf "a, i''' - iNSVs
This Is 10 certify That my wife has been az
ncicd with toe bronchitis for four yrars soine-
times her cough was So severn, ! am confident
she spit up a gill Of thick ahlcgm during the
course Of day She had taken medicine from
be- mineral doctors a grrei pnri Of The ieur
year. Of affection, and too without any relief IN
h,r ease. then applied 10 pr \ VI. Veal, who
in shor; tanc cured her Of that distressing
di.csve, and noW ifgy hope this sheri com
municalion will carry good news to- thousand,
that may be similarly afflicted.
DAVID d. NovNG.
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NllrH.E

I OS'r OR MISI.AID--A ANAL POCKET
~ BOOK, With narrow tsrs sivtHk, 9"lsnd
OF damaged lit,M from s&~. TIE hiic~iY
notes were IN The hook, 10 Wit: Chs note ~
Robsr, and Allen Ehepwri, Tor eilIi ene
note on K. s. Pridteu, lot o73; t~o .tetes IN
A. H. Ramsey. and eth~r l~pers not necessary
to mention. Any information len Il this e!live
viii bs thankfully reviewed.
WILLIAM W. ALLAN.
November -. 1850. 4tts
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n. =. r ~. n, DIAL.

Physicians. Surgeons. and obsieiric'dns.
WII.lpraetiee their profession npar'her'''ip,
w and one or both may al all times be 'ound
Al their old stand on the north side Of ihe pubic
square. In all cases Of Importance the services
Of both will be- given without an additional
fec. They will keep the finest selection OF
medieInes and furnish their patrons if desirable.
Marshall, January lat, 1881. H.
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ADvERTISEMENTs
Warehouse.

WOfcnO0se.
EEJIn TIE subscriber is now prepared
(lL1W to receive cotton and merchan
AA| disc. Instructions IN every cas,
in reference to tia shipping of cotton, will b,
strictly obeyed. A far as hi, interest +. con.
cerned, he hopes that those who pairoui4e hin
will be pleased in every respect
i. I. SWANSON.
Ioruardcr and Receiver
Swanson's landing, Jan. 4, 1850. MS an
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Masonic Female Institute.


The next session of this Institution will COM
mence the i7lh of February next
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January 4,
MANTED.

10y a gentleman who - graduate OF ''e
- University Of Georgia, sin.".h !" y
private or public school. Address j. A. MINT
shall. Texas ,..i,
gse thi. three Insertions ana 'ofwa'u y, :,
connt for payment
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,.,hx Altogether. upwards Of 900 lives
s last Another letter from Constantine.
.,ys TIM. 500 men were killed by the
r..lo.ion Of the 30. gun ship, that 1863 werc
eir.d and forty ,hree were badly wounded.
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TEN stout, active hands (negroes) for The
l ensuing year, for which a liberal price will
be- gwen Apply at the Steam Circular San
UM NAM. J. HlCllARDSbA
Dec II, 1850. up2b II
w X McADA Ms, Notary PHbiir, lIarri.
. son county, Texas. n37y
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Dry Goods, Groceries ard Hardware.
From Br. Ical's Medical Institute
SHREVEPORT. Ia.

TINE undersigned will treat all Chronic aud
i supposed incurablc forms Of Disease, but
most especially
Lircr Complaint Dyspepsia. Cholic. Rhea.
mafism. Lumbdgo, Spienifis bronchitis,
CoHeh. isihmd, Cossumyiioa,
Cmccr, Fus. Deafness,
DroysB E-ysVe'gs, Diabftcs Gonorraas Glfet.
Goai, Grad and Nlose Sic, Headgchs .jqai-
dicc, Palpiaib1n II hs Ha~, Pdisy. PIT,
Rictc's, RHgsorm, Mycmioi Diseases. sea,d
Nlad, Screia'J, NcHtg ~. pi'Hs' Dane, Mp
preston and Retention NJ Irac, Syphilis, T,Qer.
Ncuaieia |due NVeHlng. Chiorofis, Amen.
arrida. DgsmHorrtca, n-Rorrhagia Loscorr-
hpa, Prolggsis ioi, Po'.pas and Lsygosr
at 80 per month.
Al persons DESTROYS of testing the efficacy Of
his remedies in iucir own cascs. no matter where
they reside. can very conveniently do so by
sending their aye and symptoms In plain writing
as correctly as possible, when medicine to sui.
their cases will be compounded and seat by mail
express, or private hand. LIS foe, 50, a. above
mentioned. may be- vncosed aud sent hy mail
az hi. risk. The charge will he one dollar for
each tine ne applies Gelyani-n. lie will not
seDi medicine TO great distance unless the
i'vHr' forwarded. Or ~ reference given.
lfief-t" .,,lo them 1, lsniion, must be-
pee Wit. Al .t.iicuis uaa r hie iu,,.- Alaie
eA'' are charged aeco''ng f., SO, amount OF al.
tcH.!ea aercssary.
Tie calls OF such IS my Be- N % their inter-
est TO procure hi. services viii bee punetualiy
attended 10.
Here are certificates Of extraordinary curcs
from different States, SO the afflicted may see
that they are not out Of reach of biz remedies
Tor he viii send medicine thousands of miles hy
mail express, or private hand IA accordance
with the abnsc rates:
JEFFERSON Coryry, Ga, Jan. 10, 1850.
Thl. mas certify that about six months ago
was violently attacked with Rheumatism, the
pain of which was rNeruciafing, that my ara
/ persisted away till nearly lost the use Of it.
put myself ~ early a. was practicable under
the treatment Of the best physician in thos,
parts, aud took his medicine ,ill found vas
getting worse. then applied to DR.. 4. NJ
Veal who treated my case and too with the
greatest satisfaction, for thc pain soon ahatcd
aud my arm filled 10 IL natural size and now
/ hive the use of 1t rs well ~ ever had Also
nav wife has been afflicted with Dyspepsia ant
prola,tsns lsou for ten years. and my daughte
for a considerable length OF time VITA hmonorr
hma, Compression Of the mcnscs.) aud hay,
been souudly cured by the doctor.
SIMON WILLIAMS. .
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STEAM MILL.

STEt NJ VI u L.
v1>HF subscriber takes his method OF INFORM
ing his patrons and the public generally,
that his Steam Saw aud Grist Mill, situated
about one aud quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, i, now in operation, and in good order.
lie is prepared TO accommodate orders at short
notice aud on reasonable terms, for cash, or
a, credit To punctua dealers The following
a, = ~ 400 feet,
measure, 80 90
AMBER lie 90
II, palisg, side and
.drc ms sure, 80 !"
The cr., mill wi! at all times be in opera
,ion Sacks broueh, to the mill must bs plain
IL marked or there will be- no responsibility Tor
loss. I'm.
Ten per cen, win be charged on lumber BIZ W..
when no, paid in advance. Az sum- ." ~, IN
cembcr Of the current year ,oarS,
January 4, 1881. "A''
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. II.

WNsuiNoroN, ciDesday, Dec. III.
Capt. Naglce, who disappeared from here
about n year ago, after being detected il
delfauding the Government by presenting
forged vouchers OF claimants, has been in
de,ed at this term of the Criminal Cour.
upon the testimony of Capt. Quail, of Pitts
bareh. lie is said TO be doing a private
banking business in 81. Louis, aud the Pres.
dent viii make n rsquisiiion for him.
Coi IIungcriord, i'om Virginia, demo.
crat. has been appointed TO Clerhship in
the Pension Office.
4 Special Committee will make recon.
mendalions for important changes in the
Bounty Land Act OF last session.
The London Examiner gives the follow.
mo table rs an estimate OF the number of
.pndlcs engaged in the cotton mandatory
throughout the world; Great Britain. H..
800. 900; France, 1900 900; United State,
900. 900; Zollsercin State, $4,000 ;
Russia. 100000; Switzerland, 100000 !;
Belgium. 100000 Spain, 100000; Italy,
400 900. Total, Is .Ds5 900.
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MI SIS = 3

TRUSS YES.
VIui.l's and CHASE'D, With haas rpsiAea
III (sup~r;or quali,y) s'aels and doshls. Al
80. Chsldrrn's and cousoa 'TruaAess u The Dfss
Store Of NO1Ns0 = I6SAh1
NAV y. 1e5o. n1ey
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SANDERS 4 STE lvART.


The Steamer JIM GlLNER, Me
49, - K,ssyv, Master, will leave Shrese-
porI EVERY SATuNDY for New Orleans
and meet the DUCK RIVER, Cs.Ank, Master,
at Alexandria. Shippers and passenger. may
rely IN going through wlihon, delay. The
above boats have been thoroughly repaired and
rc,ilicd in a manner that viii not be- surpassed
hy ans BEATS IN the tsadt. Being very i'sit
draught they viii not meet with any de'cn'ien.
August 81, 1880. !! "
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JIfN NNtN ~ Wa JRl = f7fF
This may certify hai hsvc been afflicted
with the Palsy and disease of the spuc for a
considerable leagih Of time to such degree,
that lost the entire use Of my lower eNitcmi-
Tres | had my complaint treated BY the most
eminent mineral physicians near usc, aud with.
ont ans benefit, and ihrg further pronounced
my ease iacurahic. Here was seii IN this
hclpe.. condition. ,ll ! beard Of )r a. VI
Veal. and TO whom ] WAS recommended 10
apply 10 for relief TO which ! accordingly A.
senlcd 10 do, snj in about six weeks was
perfectly cured of my complaint by the doctor
now hase the use OF my lower cN'rciRlllr- rs
we'll A. ever had, and aia we'll able 10 at'cud
to my usual socliious II Is indeed, question
able whether ia me whole annals Of medicine
the like successful treatment Of -uch ease can
be found jonathan II. pooi.
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Those having diseased servants may have
their eases treated, or dispose Of them 10 the
subscriber at far prcc.
The scientific botanisi, minuscy does he the
Vegetable kingdom examine
From hi- SYSTEM of medicine all Gcictcrlons
Remedies he does abandon
For truly arc the floral regions Of every cline
Adorned With Innocent vegetable remedies
To errr disease Of every Kind.
a limited number Of Students can be amply
accommodated q, his Institution, (and sill bc
received al my tine Of the year, with well
stocked lihfafy. and also knowledge Of the
Pharmaceutical preparation 81 remedies ia his
I laboratory and medical store, Offering induce
neu.s TO the stud nj which those Who aspire to
a high standard Of 'aedleal requirement VIII
I know how 10 appreciate, wl.sa TO these vii be
added the Necessary Instructions peculiar TO
I himself to enable them to treat cases at dis
/ tsnce withoui seeing the psicni on sound
ply astrological principles The fee for each is
| invariably Sl0n, (en- HUNDRED dollar-) The
unicr~igned keeps constantly on hand full
and large assortment Of genuine botanic mcd,-
,incs, which he viii sell at wholesale and retail
very low for cash A. ". VEAL. N. D.,
Shreveport. La.
1T Please hsnd this advertisement TO youi
afflicted nrs.hhor-.
Ns,cf.he. ~, 1854 sion
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THE sur RIDR or QriNLNE AND sAR.
SAFABHi a.
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Ter subscsihcs having erected
ST in the town Of Marshall =
anG11A Foundry for the casting Of
Plough. exclusively. beg leave to solicit the
patronage q their friends, and residents Of
Texas. md will thankfully receive their ORDER
fos the same.
COLEMAN 4 ALLEN.
January 10. 1850 ~
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ray -. ana save Q,ese ,

ray -. 000 UoVN (0a0.
A IL persons indebted 10 Sam rrisu or to
"A the late firm II fdcu 4 ilallsrd (by
hoas Of accountl arc hereby notified that nnie IS
paynent 10 made within thirty DAYS from this
!isns that their clsms will be placed in the
hands Of On officer for collection,
SAM FRiOV.
January LIT, lstl sttf
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTS.
4 LIST or 1.rrTrn.

REMAINING ~ the ps~, Otl;c, a, N,rh.,, re-, ~.
Iiss day Of December. is5o. which II no, tst.n nu,
he'rr the Isl Of March l.,. will bs sent to ilr Cen.
efal Pos, Uiee ~ dead letters Nv"
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J OBJ w u X X

THE Projectors of the
Republican are prepared
to execute all kinds OF
Job Printing, in u manner
unsurpassed by any es.
tablishmcnt in the State
such as Books. Pamph.
let's Briefs Ball Tickets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Mason & Shows Croup and Conab sg,nn

aa,i generally are seized with The cyoun In tto
NboIr VI uulng the night VIII, codrcbs over Tho
shrill o, ~ NY ~ great difficulty in breathing unS
Sr' sns % onow q Mesous Group and Cough syr,n i
1n, rpecc oi that dreadful d one Of No ners XXX -
~ ilahcy and childhood Il il also 4 rem.,ly "a,
I M congn common colds and ives pyod,ceS W.
IN IN %.n esen according TO drcciios il il portcety
""'o'a's ~ us effects on adults OF children
mssSis, snow q Mason Gentlemen, tho Lo,c ~ yc,
y n.y. Sco.Sh syrup that got OF you was he means 81
ij,t ,,I.t - ~ ny Youngest child IL was taken IN the
oug w saseie attack Of tho cronp aid II seemed ne
o"ab !, ooa nos yei but gave il Your Group and
@ yrup according 10 the directions which IN y, .rsai
"s,Mofkei TO charm. The same piehi d., ~, ss",
,~er %nn sne Group, two children In tho noehbcrhocd
dd a,, ill., no. having immediate relief both Of Eea
10 account be deprived oft tn,self 1'0 WOMB "
yours respectfully Apr,,ov NJ p.,u..
S5 =. 10 Droedst PROVIDENCE H. Price % "a
cir " o'cesicf by Scott Jr, d. Co. H. r. szeIl and
eou'm octJi
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ZEE g at E5rEgy

l hargsoRest Cheapest and best article rr TTcyG7 IN
tite "orla Is hhRs4i's PATENT on This ian nv
msentul! Iecehuy introduced and now yer, extengss
u.s." Wy me lntG-t is perfectly safe aud ire To- Irr +,
icS Il doa V haaps with theaiple alteration Of tbe
is con,nse3 ~ ffiie e eise Of ~ cents This oil
esn, raI.s some OF which gssct9f o The SySoie
1 upy beautiful N aproararcc snd qiycs Il otco, XII
% iarnisins The public with an s,icie fon
ao ,,s Ga Obtain aaost my qa0ty Of lght End 4,
A. n. NEWT0N'S pPssaLlai' The above is Tor sale al
'"S '"fcsF.ef and Norwich Rsil Road bepo,s
H. H.n q, mr. ~ Is " only Agent for Worcester.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

TAR, ID. C. HARRINGTON, from Boston, has
1 J ODened his Office at No. lis MaiH-st, Worcester
The Dr. would say that he continues TO treat all Chronic
Diseases with the success few of which he will
name: Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaints Piles Humors,
Weakness Gener Debility, all the various trains OF ncIv
Gus affections Dizziness and Ring in the head and restore
the mind its healthy and sound state. The Doct has
been very successful in female complaints of which he has
thorough knowiedSe his medicines are mild and pleasant
the taste.
" Office hours from AN TO 9 PM. cure is war
ranted in all cases if durable dtf-nov 27
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Bounty Land

-. KS OF The War OF 1879 and of an, Indian
" if Since if90, their wdo va and m nor a.
T pF Al CLAIMS business, and suits under any ~ the
~ OF rATENT LAWS of IN, Iii,sd s,s AZ Wv
p and other husiness conrocd vim he ~,
"e"oH' Oh ESTATES Of deceased per.ons allerd
Counce,,.. BEN SMITH, JR.,
Dec 25 1850. "' ~ |ouft-st, Boston.
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NTHOSE fame has spread throughout he New England
w States where she has been travelling 7 a number
years and has with nIivelIed success, would
say to all those Ladies' and Gentlemen who may be cn-
ons to learn the FUTURE EVEN 5 that may distinguis
their lives as elates TO BUSINESS, MARRIAGE SICK
NESS ABSENT FRIENDS WHETHER DEAD OR
ALIVE that she viii any question reia i've to the
PAST. PRESENT OR FUTURE. Also Reveal Mysie-
les and Forete Coming Events with astonishing accuEa-
cy-
she will also give information regards Disease. The
Afflicted VIII be greatly benefited by consulting her
MADAMEY. Will also give PHRENOLoGlCAL EX-
AMtNATi0NS, aud furnish her paro with Charts.
Terms 50 cenis-Charts extra Madame ing will re
main in tis place but short time. Taose shg
suit her, will call soon her eneageme call her else
where
she has taken rooms at the FRANKLIN HOUSE Wor
cester Ladies visit her by the private
Thomas street, first door up stairs to The left.
Worcester. Dec 5, 1850. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Rnildinp Lots.

THE subs rber has for sale of the most desirable
L BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, IL Is situ
ed the north side of Chatham Street, one the hgh OF
and near the Dwelling House OF Rev Dr. Smaley, aid con
bins abort $500 square feet He has also other LOTS on
The same Street containing 5000 So fl eacand three Lots
in the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots nem
he Red Mills on Taylor Street. -
Hume &. dtf tHAhIEN WIN ".
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Aioes Improved lightning Gonducscr4

iih SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform he i,bsj
tatS Of Worcester and vicinity that tiey mn, ,rtcd
~ etecl LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing screen,
manner superior 70 any thing Of the kind n,r yaI 0
Va {" Notwithstanding ar the ee co,"ti ~ ~ ge,
us'', coper points ard fsengs eiieql sie. and cop
~ Dot'uis2 ADDING thereby materially to the beauty
promptly attended to- - GlusH .$ MAJ.
worcester, March g. dvtC ~ bslNG