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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-30
Worcester and Nashua Railroad
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Wfnter 4rrdngeBe
Ioo1a 'i'"Hh TRAINS viii run as follows:
~, itedFe Arrive at Groton Naebpo orl
Worcester at function or Atashua ana
6l5an v1IeIoI at Lowell at
II0Oam 40 90 d'ih' 800 am
4l0nm iS'30 pm lis pm.
leave -, 80 pm pm.
Nashua and Lowell junction W.,
i.oO ain l.2O am. S.l5 am. e45.nii'
l.3O m. il 80 am. l23Op.m 80 90 ahl'
FITCIIRiJRE ANN Voc 10 j, pm p1in, ZOO pm
run IN connection NTH Worcester and Nas5,, ,Cr;
leave worcester at 645 and II a. NJ and a. 10 n ms
leave liIchnurg at 10 am, and 1880 and az n m
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way betyye, " "a.
ceSte Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitchburg
ine loInIg tram orcester, connects with the Steam
boat tram from New York via Norwich-Eyelno i,
worcester, connects with the same train New York
IIfor connections with the other road nj Worras,r
Groton junction and Nashua see Snow d Wi,, ph
finder aud Railway Guide ''u0i rain
~ through tickets are issued at Worcester for Prr1i
to, montpelier Wells River and White River nnc,nn y,
the same fare by each Oh GiIits Gu, .,,r n, a.
Fitchburg. 4 w Ssar0,s &c - ,''':.'- II
Nov IL, 1850 W AhA' 0upt;
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FOR SALE,

hvl A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new on Saem-st ,
FnR containing rooms, with good supply of water
a very desiable place for a small family and will be
sold cheaa part OF the purchase remain if desired
Apply to WIN. a. DRAPER & co
hprli 20 du So Front Street
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Washing Fluid,

w AhhANTED superior to amy thing OF the kind In m
w for snle at 80 cents per gallon by
s,o sPuRh d SHELLEY, 40 Moin-st. =,
T'P 10 eodGwu Worcesin
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SHOP, 20 by IS feet, over M. o. Woods Livery Sta
4 n p's W naa hehted L. SLATER,
'o". p looV' innA Il
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s~vaitsl
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vp,..r NOM .rfolg' t"r o,l'cn portals spranr
Ana k.x>.d,at,, COS i:o.o slCep'ng flowers
I,Ar. e. tosa li 'rt ci1' a;c.'c.
Wte-,. .hais '.s nec9 on ih' 'nc>sy Foe.
A,d l.trn o. VAN i.' songs shat made
IN, ctarr. 50 ~l-,nef. ou. nea. no more
ycc canno' l.,,, 0'1 '.om rarlel bound
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land NOR, -s.'iul gam ."t ana '"'
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II hot ;o utt,fa sweet iar"N'H
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Vo.o ,he hearts that have loved y' W."
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M yc,.r magic have changed TO prayer.
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lovers ef at ~ ,his country .G.r I .f-..
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an the rrorh, ~ The Biuc. cons .a,r. ~
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here I'D rlch rePa,t. $50. f..+l' -
for the author by Foalcfs 4 We,
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dents IN the Kevoluiionar, waI. pe...a.l B. D..
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u THE kNICKERsocKER," for Oct. is
a sterling number. filled With the Inc xhaustibae gay
e,ies OF the editor, and the contributions OF corps Of
writers, sufficient 10 make the fortune Of any maya
zine. "Old knick," are glad 10 hnd rom the
announcement on the cover, Is still In = state OF
palny prospt nty, having enjoyed larger subscrp
ton AM' during the past year than IN any one OF the
twenty years OF his previous existence. BY the bye,
u IS no more than nigh, tha, knick should ENJOY
his subscriptions list" though the phrase Is An odd
oAe, and receive hack portion Of the pleasure he
has gwen. As an illustration OF the good proverb
BE happy and YOU Will b. ynuon knlcks heart
% oened by success that he puts down the price
from Five Dollars to Three at the same time Prom.
isiDy q better quality OF matter than heretofore
This, o Knick. Is the hight Of rashneSs and VIC don
believe YOU Will be able to beat yourself Is
IiuestonJ
~ EPISODES or INSECT IIyy Tho
third and concluding serie. Of this chsrm,n, ~o,.
on natural history is issued by J : Red6eld. II il
devoted to the description Of autumnal IA, ,sect.. and
" MARRIED by The same delightful sympaihy With
nature and the breezy freshness OF narrative which
have asserredly made the previous volumes such fa
rontes "nh the public. The nyle in which these
ocaufiiui "Episodes' are issued BY Mr. RedGeld 10
snuueo 10 The highest conmendat,-n The typo-
gsphy illustrations and binding. exhibit nchness
AMI elegance tha, finely harmonic with the plc-
'are'qos delinea'ions OF the author $50. pp lsa)
% The WORLD ov WATERs," by Mrs.
DAVID Ossonsr. juvenile work, presenting the
leading fscu Of geography IN the disguise of pleas
ing nsnstrs. II 10 Illustrated Nth several very
re&i ~ood cuts. dsno. pp. sss II. Carer
BioiAsn
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ES33SlA1alE9'493jlE|ISS|gl ES33yAa3|4jEISg
French Language.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.--PrivateL Les
,sin the above Transs tions from Englshnto French
6X Apply The office oft he rscent or at the corner OF
Apollo md Callope streets dill
CONS OF TEMPERANCE JEWELS, esc..A
p supply Of Sons OF Temperance Jewels and Repahn; !;
Younger Bother Jewels kept constantly on hand a No.
Y Gaslomhouse street Divisions organizing in Lexss
P. Ii. WILLARD. No. " Customh3nse street,
oas If New Orleans.
QROOEIYN WAREHOUSE CONPANY.-The
ID Brooklyn Warehouses Algers, opposite New OIeans
now in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH. intended for re
front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
coseyed without drayage to the weather. ample
loading Of ships.
Charges are fixed at rates. and every accommoda
ton offered the Merchants the city the Shipper
the upper county. 1t is the wish Of the 0mpaIy to equal
the conven,ences0 of the Alta tic Dock Of New York..
Persons interested in transmitting Msrcha ndse are invited
to visit the premises -
leans. T. J. CASEY, Secretary:
References. R. Geddes Price, Frost Il Co.; j.. W.
St~ntnn Co.; r. y. Nichols teSt
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ANOTHER AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE
Two steamships are now in course of construction
at New York. to form line to run between New
York and Norfolk. At the latter point, this steam
ship line is to connect with tbs railroad line from
the ssaboard to Roanoke.
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- S:Sy:vJ:RS, >
5flSasi i!li4

A CERTAIN, prompt aud etfectuai remedy for
"A Dianhea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and
other dise Of the and bowels Ii has been used
by great numbers Of with the highest satisfaction, and
physicians themselves have pronounced of the most
uable remedies known, because positively the d.
for which il Is recommended
Sold by all the principal druggists in the United States
L. ID BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
ap15 lydGW ApOthecary and Drug gist, Ia Canal ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-30

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR IN GEORGIA.
Preparations are now being made for the next Fair
of the Southern Central Agricultural Association,
to be held in Macon, Ga, on the 9th October
Money for the prizes has already been subscribed
and District Agricultural Committees and Others
have been invited. Thus Georgia makes noble
display Of her natural resources, and becomes rich
by measures Of peace and health, while South Car
olina is parading herself into debt to buy +" small
armsN Withal -.--- ~
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A GREAT PASSAGE" Hurrah for the Collins
Line!" burst spontaneously from a thousand voices
this morning, when it was known that the Pa
cfc," in nine days and twenty hours, had crossed
the Atlantic. 1t gave full as much qualification to
the public as if great battle had been gained in
Mexico, or on the frontier, or the ocean. And
why should it not? 1t is great victory for our
mechanics, ship yards, our iron and steam
foundries, engineers, our mechanics, in general,
for our common country. Such victories are blood
less, but far more important for prosperity than
if five thousand men had been killed, and ten or
fifteen thousand wounded. IN. Y. Express, 10Th.
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DCo 1910; Pinet, Castil.
lon II Co., Hennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY - Amonti'lado
Harmony. Imperial. Yriarte.
Lobo. etc. etc.
MADEIRA Blackburn's .
South Side. Howard, Marsh
PORT-The Queens. Opor.
to. London, etc etc.
BURGUNDY = Chamber
TN, b,H ssr%1sase; S%P9S;Ss IS. stG, Pine, s.
Co.'S II Ell dsick, Schneider,
Creme de Bouzy, etc. etc
HIT. g SAUTERNES-C
teau d'Yquem, etc. etc.
CLARET-ChateauLafitte
~
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WATCHES AND JEWELkY

d y. ANDERSON. No. IT st. Charles street. ,-ss
-. Watches. ChronOmetess and Nautical nsiru- IVA
nients accurately adjusted Philosophical and Elec Il "
flea Apparatus made TO order aH, Repaired k<1AteS
9Ohour ChronOmeters altered 20 run hs hours. s2o iy
N1 Il. MEYER, No. 100 "a MP sneel, Walch. -
A. ~ maker and dealer in yEWELRY, GOLD fp5A
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. d
AN yewelry articles relared at moderas prices mlssN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
- WARE, etc. YOUNG IL co, No. Camp street,
nave at all times on hand Of srticiss
IN tbs above mentioned line. WATCHES Eng
sh nunutacursr Gold and Silver and "a.
lace cases. Patent Lever and Duplex Esca full and
sTsis inn plate and thTesquartsrs plate msysmen and
Al .es Ssnsva Wnches plain, engraved snamsled and ths
se WIN Damendsai OF which fully warranted sS ms
badies CHAINS Of the newest patterns.
Gsn,lsmen'. Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS.
5rECTACLES, Gold, SILVER Stse. for al sights.
planonds in Brsastpins and Rngs-vsry cheap.
Ladies brsaspins and Ear Rngs-a sortmsnt.
ou fens, IN Gold and Silver Hsldsrs warranted
Rnge --'-s-' ''>s - - :
Gsl and Silver Timbss Studs Cellar and Butens.
gaen, consisting Of Table and Tea. Dessert and Bal
| sug TOngs. -Nf
Al .,oItment o. handsome Silver Cups
TIA led WAkE, csnsising Casters, Ctndssicks etc.
Ian Ean'si SLoChe, Q, bsck, white and gray Marble.
rIns Engiish Once Clocks with Steel Winding Chains
Cizens and Waiting respectfully 10
vnoe o. he nnelt quality, By b
| tHade and moderate pricer 7 =
attention given rspaifpg Clsehs Watches
Jevsry Canes mounted Dismsp.is reset nj sm
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4l9.Nb 48

We understand the receipts for March, and up
to the 20th Of April, this year, show very heavy
increase over last year-being this year, 2l,37S,
so per cent.
1t will be seen that forty per cent. Of the entire
quantity Of cotton brought to Montgomery is by
the railroad, and we have doubt that with an
| average crop the coming year, our receipts will
come up to 10000 bales, Of which one half 10000
bales) will come by the road. Montgomery
| (Aa) Journal.
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The following is a comparative statement of the
population of the principal cities of the country in

Mademoiselle Loyo has been offered $4,000
sPisqe for tw9 Of her horses. WHICH Of coune shs declines
dred thousand doars could no, bSv ~ sao oag H.
eeipts at Niblos average $l0, 600 d week. "
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COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
No. 4 Camp st., corner Canal, FIRST BlG


THE design of this Institution is to afford gen.
= temen preparing to enter the counting ~
room. and psEeually merchant clerks. the ~
cial education. ~ &~k1
The aans such to permit students 10 attend
at any hour OF the day evening those who desire
tent privately.
Each student. after thoroughly mastering The principles of
the takes charge succevey OF several both of
individual and partnership adapting the forms
the nature 0i the busIess This practice performed entirely
By The student himself, as test OF his stndy -
exercise OF the school us made resemble strictly
the usual business OF well regulated counting
Penmanship.
Mr.. GAUNT has bestowed much pains the inquiry into
the VARIOUS causes which occasion bad writing and th0e
whose expectations graduated The empirical preten.
constantly pressed their notice, ne offer his
with the fullest confidence of being able afford
complete satisfaction. 5'.ef +
References G. Lord Principal Of Jefferson Academy
Emmanuel g. Garcia. ESQ.,; Boyer Cont st. Academy
VonHarken SOM Madam Granet, CBstomouse Fe.
male institute; H B; Cenas. Esg = Wig. ESQ No. Ii
DEMPSTER GAUNT. Principals.
fT The undeuigned having taken lessons in PENMAN.
oait unde! Mr. GAuNT, who having fully and faithfully
complied with his eDgaseme tn to his asses, we mo-
less out oi gratitude then duty him.
Iuy expe ou. appobation Of his superior system Of in
gentle they attend his casses they viii fo
their time and money rece, ample satisfaction.
NewOrleans, April l, ISL
Edward Garcia, Ernest Petpan, Henry Wil!oz, +. .Grma
H. Hanna. N Petnsn H. Alien, p Giima j. Miienbei
ssr f. ,Wiz g. I.aud-m,y. G Bonigny. N. Gh.risonet
= Bordazst. III L. b elton, Felix Fofreno. T. Fers,a
y; Y; t,rma e. Sinee, a ausus,a e pusfise y s',a
bourdai-, F A. Broie Mauras, fau Blache. LANCE
CTew. W Curtis. E. Pauvert, j. Pollock apll 2w3ps~ II
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A, H, DONALDSON

No. 81 Camp street, .New Orleans,
IMPORTHR CHOICE
DRANDIES-Sazerac, 1895; Otard, Dupuy d
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hOCk-Johannsbergef. Rudesheimer, etc. etc. -.
WSn F%nsR Co1s % ass s
~, City retailers and country merchants supplied on
fayofable terms.
ssnairs sto In small packages sssed 10 cr.as
MADAME EMERY, the Seventh Daughter Of
W the Gipsy Family, begs leave to inform the Ladies
short and AZ those wishing hsr services will please call soon
hsm ans 30 sn. S .f M K happy to inform
tV Ladies and Gentemen wishing TO know the crcum
stances that surround them, and likewise their future
pecls. vii do well by calling on Madame Z.
EOR SALE-A .NEGRESS, aged 81 years,
Washer and oner, and general House Servant fully
' x NEGREss. aged ss years: good seam,tre.s and
seASels a coed 0i' FAMILY CARRIAGE. HORSE and HAR.
NESS the Carriage as good a. new and suited for
VA "A very superior PIANoFoRTE. nearly new.
GY The above will be sold low account of the
leaving the CITY Apply at No. n Nstohez s up stairs.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Sight to 90
u days forssis BY JOHN d EtLdoTT& CO. 60,
| CODA ASH-2O0 tons high strength, and 90
- tons Palm on direct i%postatiion, .s fSr sa .ly
| COGNAC BRANDY, MADEIRA WINE and
Anisette in store and e. e, 'fs By 10 8, ommon
| GOSHEN BUTTER-2OO frkins in store, and
for fy sGf - a Old Lsv.
RUTTER AND CHEEsE-l55 trkins prime
sDS a. i. GRiEFF FV GS. 3. 81 and a Old Laws.
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GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN props

A SURE and safe remedy for, and will positively
Dysspss III SSs psrs III"
Choera infantum and healthy scuon to the L,es
without particle Of csoWt Qu'Dne
anerng INTO ter comppund Thep 20 not pufpor to be
Nmey for a Of dseaes that nesh heir TO- hat ex
perence in saying the above theY will p0si.
iv4y They will also correct all deIane msns Of The
soach. and relieve from ,hoe aches and pains throughout
the syslem COMMONLY called rheumatic.
i s % sC exceent remedy for the G;avs and as Vermt
kV Prepared only by DBL $. FAroHER, 140 Fulton
street, New York, . few doom from Broadway.
,A'' ""''t'''' 'Ai Il. Is. BGACH ln Canal street,
AaENTs 70. Louisiana. Alabama MissiinDi. Arksn.
ses, Texas and FlOrda te1l-lyd&w
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nR. ELLIOTT, Vsterinary Surgeon, wo,
DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR.


rs regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study Of Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily patients than any other physician In New
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Cos! GNs J! Gas!

A L. SCoVILLS PATENT Gas BuHNEss
-. can b psoeessst q p s. ~ ,.. hs
compared with the old burnsa props p''ssA wlh %
Ria ''' ''''A W AR, BAKER I CO. Ass..s.
A DVANCES-Lberal cash advances made on
eouseumept of Cotton and oths pssdscs q ear insn
& SagSn st, 1ysfiCq igni1oTr sfa 3 M y Cussamhsa,s 4
4 NATT-SALT-CeI~bf J. Toole brand, in
y n ec,osv iie the shsve, eitkss Coas
or fine. viii b. delivered in ans pefs 81 ~ ~ 70 suit
onssn' ~ f~ @' JOHN T0Ot.E. Is Rank P,sa.
OAR LEAD--l00 kegs, received per steamboat
spII FERD. KENNETH Z co. 93 Massslns &.
DARCLAY'S London Porter and Bahs' Psls
ID As--2l cssks, Just landed and for sais By
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

a The Subscriber has purchased DR.. HUNTER
opposite me site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This 10 The
arse collection Of rare and valuable Secondhand Books in thu
city.
hm he wish OF the Subscriber dispose Of the Books aud de
vos his attention exclusively dealing Watches Jevely tic
ne oilers them at the lowest prices for Among them th
best works Thsooey Law Medicine Novels Belle. Lettes
Poetry and Science.
~ The ias,t Novels and Publications always ou hand
aps JOSEPH RAFAEL No "a St Charles street,
SALTPETRE-in store and for sale by
~ apie BARELI 4 CO. 81 Common d.
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RRANDY-2O halt pipes Hars,t & CO.. seIe-
- erased Brandy, vintage iS landau ~ ship Montreal
'fo% 1,h Bordeaux. ios sais by ,.,,,, ne, n,
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Montgomery and West Point railroad.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Montgomery and West Point Railroad Com
pany, held Monday, the 18th inst, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected to manage the affairs
of the company for the ensuing year:
Prestdent-Charles T. Pollard.
Directors-Thomas M. Cowles, Abner McGe-
hee, William Taylor of Alabama; John P. King,
Of Georgia.
We extract from the report of the President to
the stockholders, the following statement Of the
operations Of the road for the year ending the lst
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Sh owing nett income of 57l 43
This is equal to nine and quarter per cent. on
the capital stock.
The road will be completed to West Point, and
open for use, on the 1st of May.
The company have expended in building the road
from Opeka to West Point, % miles, $lSO,0S1 70
The business Of the road, for the past two years,
shows satisfactory increase in receipts as the
Company OILY opened part of their new road in
November far as Cusseta, and to Strahon's,
within three miles of West Point, in February.
The receipts show follows:
For to No. Of Pas'grs Bales Of Cotton. 4mouat.
March 1, 1851 i... 81. .03a 2S,9 e14U,Uo7 o.
March 1, $780,. .A,875 24,a56 laO,7Sl 81
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MORE THAN
20, 900 PER SONS
HAVE BEEN CURED9

IT is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea of the which has attended the
administration Of All Healing Ointment for the past six
months IL perfectly as,onshns witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this ms.clne No one could
had power heal many deases Bnt since ID known
that OF thousands have been cure friends
viz that there would not be single family in America who
would live day without posessine box OF IA
McAllister,s All.Heahng Ointment,
If they but knew ifs virtu 8. ..l 4,
McA III ters All Healing Ointment restores Precipitation in
the eystem BY this those avenues though
which earns. off the impures within, and thus
heves body Of diseases 1t thus that consup-
headache, qniny throat. Nh. amatsm scad p1na
IN the chest si and back dypepsa, po.ou.. best
bowels. kidney. md brain burns ehlbl.n.. piles. worms
and Inflammation Ot every kind. ~ 80 = :
Grand Depot, IA ul,on Nsset. NewYosk For sals by
apl5 3m II Magazine 711s,t
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A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
"A MILLS, st. Louis-We will always be supplied with
u stock OF tlis choice brand OF Flour. ~
dll VT FERu KEN NETT \ co "a Mass x,s q,
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no. YE RED READS Ann GRAY.

last INDIA HAIR DYE colors ~ Hair AND NOT ts sai.
Any perso ~ occasops,y this nys, may sssp Hair
o. whnkersa darh shade. black pys
tacured ~ the eelebratee Chea, DR.. nsTCk
nc r. r lossphy and BY b rsntsd
the fkin. tsis sold in Nsss CIiesns onv ~
mill 6m J.WRlGHT CO. ISL (3aySyes K.
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DR.. Fryer,

A Communication from Mrs Robinson. who has just been
cured by Dr. Fryer OF vruent with which she has
suffered sixteen will be found in another column
We have ouryes this respectable LADY and The evil
dences Of The truth of her We where the
Of her acon had long bu.rowed. and that
there is not of it left behind. lEdt0n Daily
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DIR. Fryer, the Indian Doctor.

EV BY bis advertisement in paper to-day, it will b
sean that he some strong and imposing certificates
to his skill and in the treatment of the diseases which
he processes to His remedies purely botanical
their entire in his of two aggravated
dropsy personally known Editorial NewOfean
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

NAVAL STORES-Tar, Pitch and Rosin, for
sals by HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN. % Magaxins q.
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Elm store and for sale by
BARELLI 4 CO. 81 Common d.
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~ We clip the following from the Misisspp Free
Trader dated Natchez, April 23, 1851: h-t
"In the time, and without watne what to-
morrow will bring FORTH is gratifying that emi
Dr. FRYER. THE INDIAN DooToR. has been d,lpeut
and successful. without the knife in erad ating
pay-hs kiltnl applications and tender cau. an
popularity and The advertisement paper
abode" ap30 dS w II
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As the above list only comprises Of the leading mi.
lire included therein. = 7sgl7 -
0 ] u. is sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
MEDICINES for the States Of Louisiana and Mssidpp
ADN
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EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Sight to 60
~ days. forsse BY JOHN. II: ELLIOTT GO.