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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES
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Nos 50 and 81 CAMP Street n
-PRIESTLEY BRIN. Import.
ma Ann Dr AIrRs IN F0RsiaN ~
MI AND DoHEsTiC HxRpWARr, Cur. -
LrHT IRon TN PLATrs efc etc. thsnk their iends 7or
tSir hssl nnaee Ts Guaiy and price al their goods
hons sscurs 10 fhsm costinuance al By arr
W. f0m EuroDean and N0rtben por,s NAV ~ oonsany
eceving iesh sppns careinyse eued Of every thing In
hdr Hne and can Confidently invite the attention Of pur
ohaa 10 tsir asrs snd veil .snsfsd siSk III which The
following \ 3 part: - ~ = 80
EnEliah Bar iron. round edunYe and 6nt-J00 tons:
RGs Cabs Iron roand ,ausre and ast-l0O tons;
bS: Sa;: nd .o TONS
Be9 %. bpiler pate-Q tons.
a. a. D Dion s. p plat, ST 1s:.
ewedsn icn-a00 tons;,
Best Swedes plough plates-l5 tons;
Rsaxisr' kods, SIG and X inch round-300 bundles
Snsss so SSs gns:. American and Tennessee from 10
Hoo irou fiom u 70 Ak inoher-s0k bundles.
6ouni lion from X to az ipches-S I'D bundles.
g. Nal Sslsbssssd Weymouth and other good brands
R sssss s ssi T.els Ss ssts; Rszor., ETC.:
Block I'm Zinc, Hpais!, sic:Eis 900 pounds;
Bsaxiem Copper from 10 Y l2o y shes.s-4O, 600 b;
Axes, genuine Coinas, Hunt, c-a50 boxes;
Sesdss and sh4yes. Amess and other b5ands-2So doz;
Co.'S Mis, Wiiscn' !: genuine dossn 0'" oo1''
f R1st R CIR. s, and r ,1a S.. sss.
Ch:in CHE "a Ancho sSa oon onains'
Cooper Tools; Timer Tools;
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This Of SaaDanla has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she apDoachng that critical PERIOD The Tu
Of Life " should neglect take preventlv
for any of the h9bls diseases which female
for by using this medicine Nor less vaua
bic for those who approaching womanhOod, it cal
culated by blood and iuvigor
atng the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for al
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t brac
the whole system permanently the natural energies
By removing the Impurities Of the body,n. ia, stua
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine many sewers and painful
surgica operations may be prevented.
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n. FOR FREIGHT Ok CHARTER-The
S6&k sieilan bark FRANCESCA, Vela. master, will
b. ready in few days to receive cargo for any port
fen II BARELLI s. co. 81 Common st.
ga FOH FREIGHT OR CHARTEt-A fine,
E& fast sailing brig OF $50 carrying 1400 barrels.
- Apply TO WIN, ]. DEWEY, IS Gravier st.
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Owing to the .ataccess and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarsaparla, Number OF men who were fomeryc1
Agents, have saced making Sarsaparila Extraoz
Elxirs, Bers, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They .1e
have stolen and copied advertisements they are oniy
worthless limitations, and should be avoided. ~
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street. Sun 3uiIdpe Now
YORK Redng Co.. State street, Boston, Dyott 5. n
l52 NorM Second street. Philadelphia; S. s. Hance Drug
glst, Baltimore; r M Cohen, Charleston; los SouM Pearl
street, Albany; p McGIaw, NatChez; and BY ali the
United States, WestI lies and the Canadas S''' thu
40 J. WRIGHT, ISL Chartres strset
do SOLE AGENT New Iraao,
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PHlLADELPHIAl u IS36T highly recunInend IN
Davss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
Of It's virtues My wife had been affected for long time vi
weakness and pain In the breast the OF this medicine
short entirely relieved her. The symptoms would ans
time ecur, and all the relief WAS speedy 40
in this first place IL is months since abe
free Of the affection, consider and recommend noS
valuable medicine. It's gthening effect has ge
in addition relieving the breast SWALLOW, ~ Was,
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Rssolved, That permission be granted to Henry
about thirty years, and that said slave be permitted
to remain in the State; when he shall have given
the usual bond and security, to be approved by the
Recorder.
Approved March Is. 1884, A. d. CROSsMAN. Mayor.
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notice TO THE LADIES.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Those that initiate Dr. T0wnsend's SarsapanJla have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females ae
and have copied bills and circulars which relates To the
complaints Of women, word for wordoher men who ut
S medicne have since the great Of Dr. Townsep
Sarsapara in complaints incident females, recommended
theirs. although previously they did number Of these
Mixtures, Fills etc., injurious females they aggra
disease, and undermine Ne titufin -7'-~
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Resoipsd, That the cooperation Of the Council O
the First Municipality be asked, with view to
the erection Of 9 fire or alarm bell upon the neu-
trail ground on Canal street. go
Rsssd March II, 1851, J. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved March ID 1851. a. D. CAOSSMAN, Mayor.
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orrIcLDS HAMS--50 tierces landino for
sale oy Ell. HART " co. 7sTchoupi,ouas,I 81 lo'
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A. II. DONALDSON,
No. 81 Camp street. New Orleans,
IMPORTER OF CHOICE
nRANnTES-Sa1ar, 1909. Ot.rJ nunu,, 4,
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No. 3IB7. ?
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant ofthe Mayor, to Duncan Mcfarland, ten dol
lars, being the amount of q fine paid by him for
Pad Marph Il, ISL ]. n. CALDWELL. President.
Approved March Is, 166l A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2 1851 feel free to teeomm W. =
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my sxpeeca
OF it's beneficial etfecsin my have been for
time past subject TO attacks ot splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the
accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms Last pnap having
attack of it, was recommended by acqu nance wing
had been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup try So and
relieved by it in es than bottle It's app rent good
effects were immediate.
IouN I'm T.at p.aa
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[From Mr.; S. c. Hdyss of tAsJ,7a Of Breoer, Hayes s
Phiiddciphia-Jauuary 8, IS47.1
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar an Invaluable RENE
dy il cured the Of colds with me II you yDnt ny
dhoate viii oheesfuly give one. g. D. U.yTs
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ResoEped, That The Treasurer and Comptroller
be, and are hereby, authorized and instructed, TO
issue note Of this Municipality, at six months
date, bearing seven per cent interest," to the order
Of Mechanics Fire Company, No. 6, for one
thousand dollars.
Passed March II, 1851. J. H.. CALDWELL, President
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SCROFULA CURED
This certificate concusvey proves that this Sarsapara n,
perfect control over the most obstinate disease of the OOt
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
DR.. 1opHsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to infou
you that three Of my children hay been cured of the scn
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great obg,
ton. Yours, respectfully,
Isaac W. CRAM lO6 Woos,sy s,rao,
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DIR. DAVIS
SYRUP OF WILD CHER Ky AN ~

IN OFFERING to the public ,hsnew and yalua hleemedy
i for CONS UJNPTIOE. BRONCHITIS, 8S1H-dH.
COUGHS, COLDS, etc., we append lew nouees o. .ao
character and efficacy the medicine. Numerous tesmo
mails be mphe for distribution at the agency,
which sufferers obtain may be proper TO say
that Dr. ID. is eminent practising physician OF twelve yea
Standing graduate Of the univerity OF PennsyIvano,
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pail u then assortment, and
most cases, at from twenty to
than manufacturer regula,
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Dacass Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tdy-We wou.d cail
attention to the advertisement Of ts valuable medicine In an
other column Several cases Of Its aluary effects
under personal obseryaon, and therefore confidently
recommend 1t TO the aiicted.Ed. N j. Ueek{u EI,isS-
aNd Temperdnes stnt,nel (I'rsnton,) FEB. 3. 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05


Surrey Of the Coast-Tae ~ep C,tiss at Hum
boidt Bay firstly Mi~a-7fe Black Sa~d
aud its Golden Pron,te-Rtariath River, &C., &c.
Dating, not from our former camp in the klamath
wilderness, but the emporium of the Pacific, will,
according 10 promise, now dot of to you few
more items Of our coast and its progressive popula-
ton. You will recoect, that, about one year ago,
many expeditions, and a score or more Of vessels,
fitted out and sailed from this port to explore the
Pacific coast hence 10 Oregon, for the avowed pur
pose OF finding an entrance to the gold Astounding
Trinity river. After undergoing much peril, sui
ferinr and loss Of life (among the latter OF whom
were the lamented u ache and Browning, who were
drOwned.in the breakers above port 81. teorgel al
the end of long and diligent Search the real In
nifty river was pronounced minus an entrance to the
Pacific; and, as dernier resort, Trinidad ana
Humboldt were announced to the pubic as the
sites OF future cities, to astonish the world with
their rapid growth and possessing all the proper
lies of pleasure, profit and prosperity, easy access
10 the Trinity mines, &c. The precious story, so
long and impaliently waited for was gulphed down,
and thousands rushed at once to the new cities ito
bel Of the Pacific Meanwhile, the press teemed
with new and astounding discoveries Of gold on the
Trinity liver and the forthcoming gores OF Trinidad
ard Humboldt. On arriving, however, at the
destiny of their hopes IL fouad they were still
some sixty or eighty miles distant from the mines,
and they Of an indifferent character to search
which they must pack their provisions on the backs
of mules or horses, over some Of the worst and
most rugged mountains in California Conse-
oueptly, in few short months, the bulk OF specu.
laiors returned, out Of pocket and "down N the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05

RIO De JANKRo, December %, 1850
Po7r0ation- Siap1y aud the Stare Trade- Untted
States Naval Force IN Port, Sc, &c
The Emperor and his court, or rather the impe-
nal household, have taken their annual flight into
the mountains of Petropolis. The epidemic which
was so fatal last year. has now again made it's APP
pearance, and the abundant rains we have had are
considered favorable for healthy season. The
census OF the city has been completed. II gives a
population Of 10000, of which ITO, 900 are black.
Even proportion OF blacks gantc as il appears
Is supposed To- be greatly undersfaied, the tax i'm
posed upon slaves, and the penalty for holding
/" new blacks" being motives sufficient for with
holding, ~ many instances, the truth. Slaves are
stl landed upon the coast in spite Of the nterdic.
uon OF government and the efforts OF the English
md Americans TO suppress the abominable traffic
The government have struck off a new silver coin
10 represent the mil rey" II is about the sire Of
our hall dollar, and has q well executed impress
Sion. The United States men Of war now in the
harbour are the frgate Congress, Com McKeever's
flag ship the brig cambridge, and store ship Re
lief. The ST. Msry's let this morning for the Paci-
nc. The Saratoga has been here on her way to
the East indies and the fRate Rartan en- route for
the west coast Of cour ointment. The off GERS and
crews OF these superb chips were all WELL and the
ships in high condition aud discipline. More small
vessels, and especially a email steamer, are re-
CURED on this coast 10 prevent the violation OF our
flag by the slave dealers. Business IL good. and
several American vessels are loading for the United
States Exchange on England, 30 per ceat.
Neye
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Our salt Lake Correspondcncs.
GREAT SALT LAKE Cry, DEsgRK.
N~va-Lu. uu-a

GREAT SALT LAKE Cry, DEsRRKT, II
November 20, 1850
Curious Letter from the Great Salt l.
DESCRIPTION Of the Salt Lake Iel
On sorts you should be denominat
der Of news, the Phrbus of light
Gabriel OF heraldry, in point Of
for the which reasons | addres
ley of the Great Salt Lake-tlS
men, fer the good of freedom, VIII
air, free light, free thought, an
free to all, while they keep II
inyolste, and give all an III qy
all the good they can do in
ends), to prepare for an etc!
where the beauty, and the glory. S
and the knowledge, and the power, and
jesty as far esccels the best that ever attract,
senses in this world, as your valuable paper AZ
passes an abolition handbilI, or as the upper de
OF light outshne Jock-o'. lantern.
Sir, | feel a desire to correspond occasion
with you upon the multiplicity Of matters in
Great Basin, pallisadoed by the subimty of Ro,
mountains, than whose virgin snow capt pes
God hath not a nobler sample of AlmigbtipeI
nor more barren desert TO exert the exper,menJ
Efforts OF Mormsnism, the naked truth OF Gods
worlds without end. Do not suppose me extra
CANT; tor we have places Of perfection in this
BASIN (the cream pot Of the Latter Day San
lofuly towering over the golden Jars Of
California) so admirably prepared for everl
endurement, that the hsps and chances Of a
completely dstanced, and left as matters
that was, and Is not, and yet is. These
these the Great salt Lake, in the viii
shoufd die, you would be picked and presc
forever; and also the eternal snow OF the Il
Peaks, where IL ye, through cold, expire
would neyer-no, never thaw out.
n nre nat all h. -.
or unchangeableness, for ak months with
storm, overlit with the mrrer that beauties
than meets the eye, and a kingdom OF mes
men, and children, besides much stock for
comfort and convenience, spre aiding out HI
ucles OF sportve quicksilver upon planned
where the heads are as thousands while the
are but one, are matters of fac that may
the pens OF great writers, enlivsn the pc
eheft painters, quicken the pi,tures Of Gel
limners, attract the wisdom OF atherly ST.
and elicit the compassion Of ANGELS viii
dispenser and author of all eool, blesses
tne mountains and in the vahepas his
p,e forever and ever. O. IL 4 I'D room
the mines and Minerals the bird and =
which the California lion, with
ranges as molly as the storm KIM
mountains, how would addres
w asach in their rocky maRnifd
over the Great Basin where onl
IN deep salt sea before Rome
hetine bowed to Baal. But WI
concerns for future number
II. S.-Plenty Of money, plent
pienv o. provisions, plenty Of
o. speculation % what CoAgre
0ey Get reade
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You may perhaps, think it strange thatin several
OF my letters | have made them the medium Of
making public several complaints Of various abuses
existing In hls section Of the State; and, for that
reason, take this opportunity of saying that do so
nom the fact that there is no other paper 10 the
States which Is looked upon as being so deeply in-
terested in the welfare OF our young and growing
State as that over which you have proprietorship,
and which would lend all its powerful influence
towards the extinction Of any wrong that had been
done or was IN contemplation TO be inflicted upon
as by any Vaccination or undue influence When
che post-ofice was first established in this place
ihere was no one who could be prevailed upon TO
accept the office OF postmaster aud constant changes
were at all times being made First, Henry Il.
Robinson (the present collector Of this port, and
democrat, by the way) was the trst postmaster;
then Mr. FTeeland, afterwards n Mr.. Title, and
at the present time Mr.. Richard Edes, formerly
OF BALTIMORE. At the commencement, the mails
Ter this place were not put up in separate bags but
were sent 70 the Office IN San Francisco, there dis
tributed and sent up and letters were not delivered
IN this place until three or four days, and some
times week, had elapsed after the ARRIVAL Of the
steamers below. The manifest injusti &c of such a
course TO the mercantile community Of this city
becoming apparent, mails were made up al New
York and New Orleans direct for this place, and
the 10 or 5000 letters for our city reached here
in one day eher the arrival Of the steamer and
efentimee il ten hnuts But since the appointment
OF the new pqstmester, everything is thrown back
TO ts old position, and mails are to be made
up direct for this place, either going and coming,
AZ all letters are to be overhauled at San Francisco,
making considerable more work at that office,
requiring extra help other than they have at
present, which WORK the Government is obliged
10 pay for twice, as u could be done at our
poet office without snv extra expense. To
ensure the transit Of letter to the States, we
ere obliged TO close three days earlier than usual.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

S 20 - rs: s..s47 s,:7 s5ss..siss;s.SI
WAiNS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in connection
cept Sundays, at "'-' ''''9 Joy "a
o.45 and II A. NJ, and at 41OPM
kETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
$50 A. NJ, IL. 80 and Sac p M
Inc shortest and most direct Railroad route Wa
ccsier Mass and Burlington VT is by he a, NJ Fitch
burg bellows Fails and Rutland This route is yenty, e
miles shorter than any other " 'ii'9 wv
The next shorter route is by the way of Fi,cbur IA,
lows tahs, windsor, White River Junction and Man,,
Ier ms route 20 miles shorter than any Other ct
me one mentioned Above and it is 20 miles nearer t6en @
oer ioge 10 al stations ON the Vermont Central and Pas
iassongeTs gong by either of these by the morning
IRAN nom Oretster, have hour at Fitchhnrp in vbib
10 get breakfast Those going in the II o'cIock main f
9cesIer nave nifty minutes at Fitchburg at dinner time
ana those going in the last train have fifty minutes In ston
for tea - '''''S " sup
hETuRNINe-Passengers who arrive at Fclburg bv tho
IL O'Clock M train have time get dinner and those Win
IVe III 'he minutes past O'Clock p. NJ train have time
get yea ana arrive at Worcester early as y any oha
r0nte. The early train from Fitchburg arrives in Vyon
Ter IN season for the New York train via spreded ami
Inc last train IN season for the New York train via Norch
Nov IL, 1850. va wv ~ ~
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COFFIN MANUFACTORy

ian EADY MADE CoFFINs =, an
~ sizes and kinds, constsptl ~ an
hand az the Mandatory and q . oi,
rnosi,o ~ room, No. Mechanic STREE
e,v Ion rates furnished at short notice se,,ons
themselves. " " Gull and exanne for
n n'so At ne above named place, Shop Joiner work
Drawers SVs for soes TaSSs Desks sh Cases
Also AL other kinds Of general lobbn" o'"'es, &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. d. c. HARRINGTON, from B0ston, has
~ Opened his Office at No. I15 Man-st., Worcester.
The would say that he continues to treat all Chronic
Diseases with the success, few of which he will
Liver Complaint Kidney Complaints, Piles, Humors
Weakness General Debility, all the various trains OF nerv
Affections Dizziness and Ring in the head and restore
the mind TO its healthy and sound The Doct. has
been very successful in female complaints of which he has
thorough knowledge, his medicines mild and pleasant
to the taste.
GJ Office hours from AM. to 9 PM cure is
Tanted in all cases if durable, dtf-nov 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester Evuresq

szga= THE subscriber continues to RIM THE nv
hs5as5 PREsS between Boston and worcester. for
Gg the safe transmission of Packages Bundles Bant
" Notes, Specie. and Merchandise reneralIv
Three Times each way Daily.
rarucuaf attention given to paying, collecting and nego
lag notes, drafts bills, and purchasing and selling er
ihandize, produce etc. t
All packages must be directed to his care
Inc subscriber alone responsible for propertv entrusted
ester Rail Road Company. w "i
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to ss
lso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine '
orders free Tor goods TO be returned by this Express
oFFIcEs-HARNDEN Il O'S Office Court street
i0ston; j. III. KNIGHTS HAT STORE 163 Main Streo,
Feb %. DIFF : : I F0M ,pD GET
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad,

- SAA Gnu WoICeSCer Railroad
-Etasss4is z.......: N re-
''"'@ ATaagen@e''t-on and after Mon,qv. d.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS r1.,
leave Worcester at 1880 am and a 40 n,
Leave Norwich at 645 am. and 10 NJ f'''
rhs., STEAM BOAT TRAIN
I mo S.ea II IRAN wlleave Allyns Point avo
s oAuept monday, at about O'clock for Pos,' morn
NJ a5 VIII lsaVe Wor every Evehing excepi s
rhEiGhI IRAINS-leave Worcester n, g AK -
. FTesght Tram with passenger car o, 10 an
SaVe Norwich for Worcester at g. IL M d.achcd, viii
Way Stations the Road 0-o p'Hi' stopping at ali
TRAINS CONNECT AT woRcEsTrp ,
i D1s.on worcester R.R. at 10 80 am. 345 IN oh
Providence a. wox y ~ am.i a $50 n m
WOr 81 Nashua. az - - a'm; : pm.
tne connection with the earliest Trains o., pc Pun
yer, Is formed by the Steamboat Train Ou' oi Worces-
VI lfalhs connect at Norwich with Tho tr.c,
uence ana fishkill Railroad and the New I' frovi
mamie and Palmer Railroad w" Lonooh, Will
~ cypress FREIGHT leaves Boston a, 10 ~ ,,
view ORR next morning ~ 70 in', arriving in
An baggage must be delivered ~ a.
takes his seat in the cars - Doioie inc Passenger
: nueggage WIZ not be taken to incude monev ,.,
!, ouer arcles than those of personal 2 oohhdize
sner value than Fifty Dollars notice npt ~ u when OF
w NV IN extra price paid, or the Comnany s, Vi thn
sen liable beyond that amount So"Iahy VIII not hold
~ Daegage permitted in the Passenger f,a,s
p 90 smoking permitted in the Passenper Car - n
Iassehgers must procure Tickets M te s,s, Depot
noo . ,e-a JOEL w. WHITE presda,, Vn'ocs.
y N. d w.
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Drawing and Oil PAINTING,

MRS; FRANCES r. TOWNE, VIII receive pupls o
Iva either sex at her over the MaDpfactrers H.
suIance Ollce, NO l62 Main ST., Brinley Row
NIB Mis- TowNE will if desired tax. Portraits in on az
copies o Portraits other Pictures Snecinens of conn
ing can be seen at her room. - 'P'
o. Hours from 10 to IL AM to5PM
Worcester, Nov 6, 1850 d.f