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CAn DIS. etc.

-.v,o. n. q. P'ysrr.
HVAYi6R d PIERCE, Physicians ami Snr-
reons, tender their professional services to
the Citizens Of Marshall and vicinity, IN the
ynriou, branches Of their profession
Office No. J Johnscns new brick building.
Marshall, Nov. 10, lsA9. n2o ".
~ N. ADAMS, Attorney at LaS, Marshall,
u. Harrison county, Texas ns3 y.
nRURY FIELD, Attorney al Lam. Ad-
dress: Elysian Fields, Harrison county
Texas. "sS y.
rAN A. PATlLIAD, Attorney al Lac, Marshall
Il. hm,ison county. Texas. ~
4 Massey ASkEW, Attorney al lac ana
I No,rYy Public, Marshall. Texas. n36
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rnrnstnre Marche use.

Tar undersigned respectfully
inform their friends and The
~ public that they have ;ast re-
cei,cd and are daily receiving an extensive as
~ortment OF Cabinet iuroiiurs Of every var-
city and ~; also, chore assortment of ih"
following Articles, 70 wit; ehalts. ientherH,
spring. moss, and hair mattresses; eurled hair'
hair cloth, plush, damasks, cords, and sassels'
glmps, ,arnlsh, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
our stock, which viii be offered at prices that
cannot fail TO please.
4. FLINT 4 JONES.
Nos, AZ and - Roynl It., n. q, NEG ~
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Aan,inlstrmttUn Notice.

r IN EkS ut administration de fa'nts non
i 4 were granted on III. estate Of N. l.. Grggs,
deceased, to the undersigned, BY the county
court pcr,ainnine 10 the estates OF deceased
persons, held in aud Tor Iiarrisoncouety, Texas,
on the I'd Of July, 1881. All persons, there.
fore, having claims against sa,'i estate, arr here
by notified to present them within the time
prescribed by law, duly authenticated md
those indebted to the Same will please make
immediate payment to
JAS. N, SWANSON, Admir-,
August 10, 1851. nj 81
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THE seam boat jefferson, BEs
- - MckisskY master, now being
built at Cincinnati expressly for the ,rade,) viii
commence making regular trips NJ soon rs the
water permits, to jefferson, Hnithanh, Port
Caddo, Clinton, Reeves, Swanson, and all other
landings on The Lake,
The Jsdsr'on vit carry about 1900 bales Of
cotton. aud her Accommodation for passengers
will BE- Unsurpassed by any boat in the trade
August l6, 1891. n6 y
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Jtdtrseu Water-Cure Eslabllshne1

JtutTSon Wee % ssSe1a
hR SAMUEL uAhhl would Fs.restfso3
~ inform the citizens OF Faster. Ic.as ~
he IS now h''ing ny MS pu''u'nSs W 'h.s Pls(
Tor the reception Of pa''sh's VINO nc dssisoN
of testing 'he praeuea' aPp"cauoa Of ~
Water Cure a
Having Prae''eeu h,hc'een wan unoes ~
Aliopashc system, ana Tor me 'as! Two yeesl
nhder inc "a''. ,"''' w" "A'mk oeeo0
FULLY convinced OF '"e suPe"o'ay o. ."e 'sease
OYER all o,her known prae''ee' nc MATTERS ~
sell that lac WI os "p's 10 give general aatia
taetion 10 All iEose w"o hre '"poling un44f
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10 Merchanas and Planters.
A. NJ. MURG

sukEvEPORr, La,
AFFERH for sale large and general ms
~ scrlmens of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Gaps, Groceries, &c, TO which the aiten
ton Of buyers j. invited. His stock wasbough.
nj ,helow~-i pricrs sudhe can cil.r grea, induce
mrus. Country produce taken nj best ra'es
Merchants also supplied a. a small adtanee
Shreveport Nov. 1880. 22-tf
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STEAM MILL

To Farmers, Mechanics, and The Public
q, nercIiy
MY steam mill, II miles south Of Marshall,
WI is now grinding, and will commence saw
ing by the 10th OF July Orders for lumber
will be received from this time forward md
promptly filled My mill is situated in nm ex.
tcnssc pincry Of the best quality. Persons
wanting wall be supplied on Us liberal terms as
ean be had elsewhere.
L. NJ. WILDER.
June %, 1851. v3. nj 6m
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M,arnlnK.

A IL persons nrc hereby notified that II there
"a are any further trc-passes committed on
my lands, viii resort to legal remedies against
them; for am determined not to pay the pm.
ter for this advertisement, and lose my tinb,t
in the bnrendn.
This notice il Intended for a protection TO
all that have right 70 control, in any man.
aer whatever.
A. D. BuRRESS.
January I, 1851 II mas
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DOBERT DONNELl. e. co. Ies.e street,
IL Shreveport. La. Groceries, Dry Gsrads,
Haedyare, Boots, She's, Hats, Prottsions,
W,ses LIQUORS nlt oJ~if
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Ls4t Certificate.

Lo@t Certificate.
NTE hare lost ,i,s hvsdright certificate Of
w fsaeh heKitirie, J. ]. Cravnns NJ
sisass. for one third " league OF land, NJ.
4os, dase4 Nay II, 1858, and ssurd BY lhs
Board ii lSsex Cenmtssloneta VI shelby
Cosnty II not hsard ftou IL ninssy lays iron,
he date Of this noiice, app,lsa,i.n viii H.
ssads to H. proper Department for aupimats.
BENZ. Il. YOUNG.
q, r. HQULWAnE.
1Afsaau, n.y. ~, 1851. ~ ~
f1f1a NJ f. - 1Isals
EVANS 5ANUERS. q CO.
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Ser sale.

TIME dwelling h"nsc now occupied by Mr..
Taukrr.lc,, and the store house formerly
occupied BY Mr. }. Levy. The first is wi'h'n
two minutes walk Of the business par. OF town,
and the other il situated imIncdulrly upon the
public square. They are desirable pieces Of
property. For further particulars apply al ,his
Office, or to
A. &. HANKS.
Nav al. 1881. noiy 3m
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Tie Faculties, for intellectual abilities moral
worth, and-prolcssional requirements, VIII com
purc fayorabiy with The most distinguished in
our country. The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in this o, any othsr eounlry--all
Of them are able lecturers aud the best OF
teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographic
cal position, and the extent OF our population
can hay. no dorb. NJ 10 the eligibility 81 orr
situation for M enterprise Of the KIND, - 10
health, intending all seasons Of the year, we
deny that Asy ornss c31y MAS MORE.
Acommon error exists IN the minds Of many
students relative % the place o, studying med
cine; those who intend prac,ieing among the
dso..rs oi the West and South, should GER
luiply educate themselves at a school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted Win those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of the per
mancnry of this school, We feel II our duty to
stat. that the Trustees aud Fiwnit, form a uslT
in acf ION, which augnr- web for It's ieiure sue
cess; and that the peculiar Internal orgaznsion
which connects them cannot te interrupted.
L.. W. VI. KING. Esq.
President Of the Memphis Institute.
march :, $50, W mao "
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MARSHALL HOTEL.
BRACkEN HOUSE.

knsl, Cherokee County. I,ras
~ MRS. BRACKEN T. son have lraa1
IN the large and rommodious building
lately kept by +, +. Ilaydon and nrc prcvnt
TO accommodate VII who way favor them VII
their Patronage. Their table will be supplsso
with the beat The market affords. and their ~
bles with careful hostIcrs and tie bes. Of Pr
ender.
May II, 1891. v2n41y
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n. Is. Il N. n. DIAL,

Ihysicians, Surgeons, and Oosiefricdns.
I\1iILprac,iee theirproicssion IN partnership,
w and one or both may at all times he 'oullh
a, thcir old stand on the north side Of the pubic
square. In Nil cases Of Importance The services
Of both will be given without mn additional
fee. They will Keep the finest selection o.
medicines and furnish their patrons It dr>'rib'n.
Marshall. January i-, 1881. n2sy
TAR. n, w. EAMES, having permanently
- located in ..a.,hal. respectfully tnd. -
NJ, medical services to the public general,
Office one door east Of DIR. loung's brr.
huiIdiup ,an:oy.
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ST n AZ u D,

STRAH q d,
- FROM the subscriber living ~
miles east Of Marshall, two yoke
--8 Of steers. One yoke baek, about
7 years Old. No msFks remembered. The
other yoke white and pied, with brindlc heads,
about four years old. marked with crop in
the right ear, and swallow fork In the lclt.
will give liberal reward for .hese steer,
or for -l,ch information IA will enable ire to
get them. THOMAS A. BELL.
Auguat 10, 1851 ~ st.
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the STATE OF JFXAS,
County Of Harrison.
County Court Pertaining 10 Estates, July
Term, A. - 1851.
WIN. CRUNK, administrator Of the estate
w OF John W. Crtnk, has filed his accounts
with the said estate for the final settlement Of
The same. This is, therefore 10 give due no.
tice 10 all persons interested, that the said ac-
counts will be opened for examination and NJ.
lowance. i the next term OF said court, to be
held al the courthouse OF said county, on the
last Monday in August Christianity when and
where they may attend and ccntcs. them il
they think proper
ny order Of said court.
l'este: +. C. BEAZLEY,
Clerk Z. &. II. G.
August ., 1851. nj 81
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Marshall, May 9th, 1851.

p ST. Offer my homestead fer sale. Posses
sion given the first day Of January next. Ds-
ring my absence from home, ut the difItren
Courts G. A. Frazer, Esq. is my agcn, to sell
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TIVE undsr.igned ~bsld most RESPECTFULLY
j infcrm the rwhiir. that lse has juss rseeiv.
"a from 81 l.ouia, louiasiilt, xid ClnssnMatt, !,
;ssge stock u lhx aboss stibAtaniiala ~ M,
whirh he oGsfs wy Io~. (wholsasle os rsaaiI)
fos essA N ~ hfgs stofs fB6m ant)ss The Re-
yeblksh s1esss weSs sua tabIis sssass, MAJ
hall, Ts4aA
.. d. WOOD.
Hay 81, teel. n4A II
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Rev. IT,. B W,Lsos. President
Mrs. EMMA " boSroEy. Wee Prtnctpdl
Miss ELIZA BuRros, Primary Department,
Miss ARABELLA JKsSlrT Jvsg, Music Piano
Dra,oiog AMI Fancy WORK
Caurae sf Study. and ohasres ser Ses.
sion, twenty Weeks.
pn,v.pv Drr.pru,sr.-Ortbov
Kr,ding. and writing. per session Of
6y, months. $40 GO
'rcoSp JUNIOR CLAss;-E'emen'ary les
sons N nf'.nme'. s., u ' NJ, ~
s'"Pny' n" ,.1', "'''oP"'' e., m
=, o'ygy' h"" History r'.,.L o.. w
'fsf 'o:,o" NhA'' -:,,'',' ''".'
mar vcos',p'"ll, , ",','"', ~ ,,, ~
m'u' N","I I, '"''"ropn,, NJ" M',L' -"
''e ."''' no.'',' "''''s'' "''"V e,k M
oF', hl'' i',',''y S,ss wv N"
uo'"l,' anu p,a.a.;. "' y"
MIDDLE ..ass'~--S"en''s''y M"s'" wp,
"s,,' "u'a' S'""s' r 1.s"a'
,w''np'y, n.I' 49, ', r,'.n'
.on''e" anu uon,.,". .'o' n.
Ms.is,, nsa ' ...,,,...".d nsc M
6 m'1S." '.'"s. 1890 .'" a"I wsd.,n Wv
'hS'1n .AAss--nns '',..a ny r'"..,.,
r"s''ess '""f'.sai ~ 800,
Ins"un'" anu "'''''" VI '''"' eon m
=, 81 s'""'es w
1'..thl. Al M
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IivY DEPARTMENT..

III " U7s1 7sV ~ II
Zion. T.. W. N. King Professor OF Theory
md Practice Of Law.
John pclafielj, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
eial Jurisprudence.
7erms--S50 per session.
Al communications pertaining TO TIN depart
ment must be addressed to
Il. ". N. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850.
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ssxssR Oh ~ E1IE ~ l,ssss-s.s'sss
a = M Il r, N bssa O.
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MAseAtC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

r1>HE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
L ed by marshall Lodge No. - announce to
the public that the alh session OF the Institute
will commence on the 18th Of August under the
charge Of the Faculty OF Teaches, to wit;
Rev Tr,.. Is WLsoS. President
Mrs. EMMA " nostoEy, Wee Principal.
Miss ELIZA BuRroS, Primary Department
Miss ARAHELLA JEsslrT JuSH, Music Piano
Drut,iup anil Euuru WORK
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aETLRtscKs:
Lsmsd<s, Kendall 4 Co. IA. jsnS,, Ecrf.
u (.meorsa 4 Co. Isaac bridge.
Ctneketi, Frosf # Co. ~ J.sMa,
.Nini,ter 4 Asderson. iyr. >. ~ Corss'
~ n ~ Ftruer. J. q. Morgan.
fjeo. ". Hsnson Dr.. a. Hester.
n,~, "a. 1850. n0Se
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JEFFERSON.
1880, ~x~A~~

rv,lIE undersigned recently retusnsd ~
New Orleans with we'll ssls<ted stseI
OF goods, since which limo be has received =
additional supply. lila gcods ~ we'll odsrse1
to the market, ard embrace rivh astielsa = =
usually TO he found IN country stores. II
motto is TO sell cheap, and make quick sstss11
Of rcndy cash. liz hopes That persona esniue
TO jefferson will give him call
MO +. NJ. GRAHAM.
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CO1o0e0O0 81 ACrOOouA.
~ r. WILEY, Cstisciw y Acccsnss and
IL sssrst 4seryeYw sr5 i'sriedseal Agsm,
r. 81 Cuup sersst, New OsIesas.
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III FYkE, ANornfy az LaN, taI1NHEV' n
IL nola county, Texas. 80
~ Z. GALLOWAY. Aaornt., al Lar, Oh
" mcr. Up.hur county, Texas, will practice
in upshur and adjoining counties, and viii at
tend specially to the business Of collecting
April, 1850. "'o
lanes N. MORPlllS, Attorney and Co"ii-
- seiior At Lac, Marshall Harrison county
Texas ht'
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COMMUNICATION Notice.

Shreveport La, June n, 1851. ~
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President Of The Memphis Institute.
march :. 1850. W MAO ~
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Alg~ia.-The augmsnntioa of III European
population cf Algeria from Mafsh 81, 1850, u
March 81, 1854, was 16.529, Of whom o26e wsss
French, ard 1928 forsignsrs. ~Ths psospset Il
the alteration Of the customs' laws developed, how
ever, during fhs last three months Of the sboss
year, most striking example. thus: In the arst
months Of 1850 oaly i've French Immigrants
arrived whereas, in NE Asst three months Of 1851
2Os6 made their appearanee. 4,
Itss as Gospsk-Thsrs asvss wai any party,
sect, or cabsl Whatsoever, il which the most gno-
rant were mot the most violent; foF hee i not =
buster animal than blockhead. However, inch
hAps it may be with States q with elocks, whioh
must have some lead weight hanrinr u thon, 70
help and regulate the motion Of the hnsr aAd nsse
useful parts. [Cin. Nonpefeil.
Important Ttial-The Supreme Court i sitsin9
at Greenfield, this week. and an important case. =
rather double case has been 1iSd, 10 which sncb
mum were engaged on oppo.ing aides Tbs cases
were DR.. Amos Taylor and d.. Taylor and wife,
against the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Company, for damages sussnined By the wifs in
alighting from car d Wendell Depot, il the Fall
of 1850 The turning fach were these. Notice
was given of the station, The caIs almost Of quite
stopped shs had got on The platform 70 alight and
the started with jsrk, and che YVES thrown "a
the ground and badly hurt lhs point was whslhsi
slght; il 20. the company were not liable-f mot,
they wese. The verdict was $1,000 for the plAinliA
in the first case, and 5000 in the Ast.-99OOO 10
all. Choate, Davis, Allen and Maitoon, for plain.
tiff; Ashmun and Akin for defendants. [Spfing.
held kep0Ducan. f5fl isiis z q i. ~ eArtf
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Ie'low lesvse sse.f =, w.sd'a.d
snsge e dnle-ehe ~ be9gk svsy4 L s..g
Onnneg = ~ ncnee@e4 15n4sW
Al me wmsy ni8n@ 80 0ye;
Dsmally ths 5ain y fal!ing, e.
vesy 9l..neliy ssd esld- W
By hesp q freshest ground, I. !.
With slmpIe, naaAeless hsad-stons,
Lies low and narrow mound
AID the brow f Annis ClsyviIls
il NO longer shadowAcrowned.
Rest thes, lost one! rest thse calsly,
Where they says not through de nisht- -tine.
Isn wsasy ~ more. ss - !.
s{ -. .-- 49, kss2f -
ASn,...,v w......-
~. iss.s IL -. 6. 7. ,g
no luc.loo. sAia-, Aom.or o. re "A mt
which took place in thai city IN dan - j: Y I.
1t will Be Tecollecsed that, some timS Ia Arm
!sst. dihsculy occuyyed between ~. Ffedeiiek
citizens Of this county. Ihe fSsuit N isst ~.
Guilty wns thai Hall wounded Kifbv (vvho - -
asmed e the tims) and injured hin . badly IA
Of Hall was held 70 bail siof his appeessncs q
the present term Of the couvt, and "a TneSdsv
sysnins .hs oa:s wss sslled Fl srial. 4 eoetinu.
IA Jndss' - Al sh;. rso.sens y ssSs' s W;.he a tns
I'M within the hor. rose ard ssLs1 \.
addreev the court Judee Ws]kes - ,isj r, ~; z
hat i was unnscessasy, and Kirbv t6en - DOM n -,
pistol from h. pocket rsine from 81 cSsir % ! ,be
- ,;. ns -. IL MswsSn !. Mnlmeld who wae
Us pistol and, ID t6e siue4s Which en.s1 sss q
sssss Is ssss' -. s y Hs,: ss .sss st s:sse ssse
AVWu Ns1O CuKubuB O4 OQ tQ4 leI, ooVcf10R tb0
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Od 16~s-An article went the rounds Of the
lPapers some moaths ago. msntoning . case of
.oneevly IA NJ Clarke county, which proved to BE-
1cenect We have an instsnce OF longevity in
thia souaty, in The person Of I. black man, which
y no nction, We have seen Tom, fsmilisrly
kssvn g 0h Tom, on several occasions, and
ooaysfsed With him. He il now osss kx,,dred mi
fss1spSx Seewsef ags. He was born in Virrinia.
but cams = Gsergis in early youth, and has been
in the family II ~ Greeaes from that period. He
now liyss with hs daughtsr Fan, on the plantation
Of Mass Lemmy;" about three miles from our
village, ON the Greepsbpro' road. His daughter
fain, with whom - lives. has besn the mother Of
nineteen children -siyssep of whom were raised
= nasufity. Old Tom u yet able to do light work,
picks up sticks, patches his oWa elethes, and says
he must work = long u hs lives. He has been
pFofesaof Of religion fifty Or sizty yeass his lived
es.sstsntly with his pfofession and lssrs NO svil
y tAe wcFld TO come. He abjnIsd whiaky ID early
h!e talks much Of the old war and thinks Gslssal
Maehington was the greatest nan dat svsr lived
tTsmpennce Banner. ss7 5 S's,o,X
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u ndass Sostse -Ths Now York Tribune has
hesn anihosizsd p pslale ihat ihe auangensan ass
ps6ilivsly eunclnisd n which Madame 6onsag
IN Wit ~ United States professionally in the
ealre Of nexa yees, pohably early in ths Aufnnn.
6hs will coma with h dssign of appearing main
~ mot ezclmivsly. in ihs concert room, and win
probably b sccoapsnisd b, 'bosh Emss, The vio-
linist, and Liast, tho pianist Thsy would form
IL most brilliant musical tsio that ever visited
Ansriea tossshsr. Madame Sontag il rsckonsd
by ths Parhian critics 70 bs the very ss Of living
singeD; end, since jenny Lind retired from The
ssagss b. bssn The main reliance Of Mr. Lumley
for success q, London and Paris. 81
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EspssIcs Parade TAs .sxps6sss II ths Fire.
mems Parade, in Cinennssis % shs ~ int, wsrs
nearly $4,000. !, 80 49, B; 81 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-08

Dreadful Accidsnk-A dreadful accident occur.
fsd lstsly d IL coal mines Of Commsnmy. Fmncs
Ths mine had hssn partially on FIRE, and tie frs
bsin out very suddenly in pan whsrs ten Of Che
minen VEN employed in working. They wers III
killed-aDd had he accident occurred ons houI
laser. says The accqunt, two hundred man. whs
weFe % have been set 70 work upon the same spot
would probably hsNe al pesished.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-08

M1sfseA Janss Goldius, Minor vilksz, Jsnss
sulhvaA. Jsass Eessyth, md e!hs.., sp.idsass "a
tiesed this Coensil = plank Felie;H Resd r.
Apollo street y Howard slssst; and whsfses. s1ok
~ improysmsnt i vsry dssirshle, sna v3ll sliori
grest facilifes = ~ ssaidenhlil thefsss, bs &
RssoIuedy Thsl = scoa = ~ Horporstien 81
Lasyssss shall eoneuf IN tkis rlsel1tiou, he Nayoe
b authorissd and requested slssr giviag "a dsys
notice in he ellcal jeurnat = sst 4 pallis sce
tiun, he eontrSat fee faSlishine ~ Is nsasrisl
and laying Plaak rad = Felicity Roed Ten
Apolls q Howard street; ths wesk = - dess -
accordanes With tAs spsni6satisas whieh Iill be
furnished By tho Surveyor and publshsd With Is
said notice. . r, s - n 3. X.
Rssplpsd, That the Secretary - directed .
t!:aemis copy of this tesolution % ths Coun.
oil of the city Of Laiaystse. 8
Passed September 30 1851,
JAAEs +, CALpWELl, Recorder, i.
Approved October + 11615 Isl J. = (, n s
ss.tiIl9 q I. p cass.sAs. lhyo..
No. 3loA
,ksseIesd That The Msyw y sslAasised aad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-08

SAoctsng Death - Az Monroe, Wisconsin,. on the
losh ois., little child Of HI. J. K. Eilsrt, drank
solasiaa of Psusafc Acid and Quickailvsr, which
bad been left standing in reach Of the child. Il
died almost instantaneonsly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-20
0TICE.
I'll. S. MOttREt. Merchant Tailor.

And dea er in GENTS FURNISHING GooDs a,4
A T the o'd stand, 30. 2I:s a-2 Main street, U.
\ S. Hotel. Worcester, Mass, wishes to
inform his friends and the public rally, he has
made with the best Importing Houses in
New FORK and Boston, from which he is receiving dali
ly, fresh supp of new and Fashionable G DDS in his
line, suited to the Autumn and Winter rade. such as
Overcoming pantaloonery, Broadclolhs and Vestings.
of superior styles aud quality, which he is prepared
to make to order at sh TT notice, and in the APP
proved STYLES
Also. II. s NJ. is now receiving, from ew York
and Boston, fresh supplies of Furnishing Goods
such Dress and Fancy Shirts. Silk, Merno Cot
Under Shirts and Drawers, Scaris, Cravats
Gloves Hosiery, Bosoms Collars, &C., all of which will
be sold much less than tn usual market prices. Gen
tlemen invited TO call and examine for themselves
at the old stand No 2l34 Main street, U. s. Hotel
Buildn!, Worcester Mass. a
olO-d2m II. S. MOORE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-20
STILL LATER FASHIONS

4N be seen at the Old Stand, No, 1884 Main Street.
" United STATES Hotel BuIdI g, Worcester Mass
the latest Paris Fashions for Gentlemeu's Owe r,
Goa rs, DRESS and FROCK COATS, PANTA-
Looms and VESTS, Dress and Fancy SHIRTS 30
SONS and COLLARS, UNUER-sHlRTS ami ORA w
Frs, SCARFS CRAVATS, GLOVES, HOSIERY.
&c Gentlemen, the above named Guods are truly ele-
CANT and VIII be sold for much less than the usual mar
ket prices. Please call and examine for yourselves
ocz5 d4w H. 8. MOORE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-20
Front Street Store Lots

VIE valuable lot of land on the South side of Front
Il ST., North of the Salem street Church extendng
on front street about 40 feet and bounding East on
iIlmbul s., and West Salem street is now offered
ior sale III lots to suit purchasers Its average depth is
over ~ leet' Tue lots will be sold on such terms
az to render them profitable purchase either for those
wishing 10 bulid stores for their or to let
mar25-dtf FRANCIS a DEWEY 2I8 Main st