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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22

City Cousin-p presenting tray Of cakes We
kiel, won't you take few kisses?"
Country Cousin--"Je-rewsalem not before SO
many people"
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SPECIAL MOTTO rs.

Job Printing of all knds--Pamph Is, Cataiogue
Shop Bills Bank Checks placards, Concert Bills Nsl
ng and Business Cards. Posters, &C &c, NEATLY and
PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE, npon moderate
erms dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22

H. X. StratfOrd would say to all thos
wishing good Daguerreotypes of themselves or friends
that they obtain them by calling him, The
Great Daguerrean Palace Nos. l6 and II Harrington
Blork, OF Main and Front sts., where all will be
treated with civity and poeness Entire satisfaction
Guaranteed. sep27dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22

Now is your time. CLA Film is taking Da
guerreoypes the reduced price of so cents We
would advise our friends and the public generally if
they wish to procure PERFECT LIKEN ESS, to cal
at his rooms, 42 Nam street, I'd door rth Of b. h.
HnIdon d ois. inns DIFF
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win bel Sold at Public Auction,

ON TUESDAY, Jan. 81 al 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
60 the HOUSE IN front of Barnes & Morse's Liv-
EGA cry stable, on Mechanic street. to he moved Off
The House can be seen any time by calling at Barnes
d. Nj rse's Livery Stable, on P. BARNES, at the
General Stage flee. jan2l-d6tf@
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22

DR. HENRY SARGENT
TTAS taken an office in the Worcester Bank Block,
Il il on Foster street, near the Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad Depot. No. ii, up stairs nl7df
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FALL


TNHIS HALL, with complete Furniture is of.
fered TO the Public, upon REASONABLE TERMS for
Concerts, Conventions, Lectures, Exhibitions Dancing
Parties, &c, &C.
1t also offers favorable opportunity for any Religious
Society to place for Public Worshp on the sab
bath. Application, for the present, may be made TO
WILLIAM IL. JACOBS, Mt the Hall, either Of the
Subscribers. H. N. TOWER, | Con,,,i,.oo
20dMaT3w ID w LINCOLN, No"Ai''0o'
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'orner Of Main and Mechanic SIS, Worceste'
A Permanent Establishment

mail, pre- paid
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.

q P. CHAMPNEY would call the attention of pur-
-. chasers to his Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry, Silver Ware. Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c, &C
My Stock is LARGE, well selected, well b ught, and
will be sold we for the purchaser Personal attention
given TO WATCH Work. All kinds of Jewery repaired
IN the EST manner.
Also, Electro Guiding and Silveripg, Feeling thank.
FIJI for past fayors, intend merit continuance of
the same No Piper's Block, 267 Main street.
Jan. 20, 1852 diff
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Dissolution.
California Life Insurance.

YNHE State Mutual life Insurance Co Of Word
Il ter, Will insure persons who are bound Tor Caif.
MA to reside not more Khan three years. reasonah
addition to their ordinary Of premium To all gen
tlemen who desire to secure to their families or mend
something reliable in of decease before their l
shall have become large enough, this Company oner
the double advantage OF low premiums anu suIstA
ments
Applications may be made a. the Office Of the aE
ny, No. SO Main street, Worcester.
Jan, IS "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22

Amusing and INSTRUCTIVE EXhlbltl0n!
OF FANCY GLASS WORKING, SPINNING
AND BLOWING!
DROF. W. WOoDROFFE, the CELEBRATED
il FANCY GLASS ORKER, OF the Boston Mu
scum, AMI G. A. WooDRoFFE, Philosophical Glass Blow
err will give their Beautiful and Instructive Exhibitions
at Waldo Hall, Worcester, for a few days
only, commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10,
1852 GLASS Spinning, al the astonishing rate of two
thousand yards per minute! infinitely finer
than silk, and equally elastic aud flexible. MIR. W.
will also exhibit Ladys beautiful Head Dress, made
from Glass. AL o, Splendid Fabric of Cloth,
from Spun Glass and silk. Trick Tumhlers and many
unique and beautiful articles manufactured from Glass.
The Professor will hold TWO Exhibitions per day; one
from until 5, aud one from until g. 2. NJ. Admission,
2i Each Visitor, after with ssing the process,
vii be presented with snecimen equal in value to the
Admission Fee. For further particulars please witness
the Exhibition. janis DIFF
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j. k. Clark, HoMGPATHIc PHYsIcIAN,--No.
Walnut Street. Office hours from to A. NJ, and
from to l. n
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. janl #
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Notice

NQtIce. -. -.
fF'HE Citizens OF Worcester aud vicIny, nc resp
l fully informed that the HAIR DRESSING
LOON, in Piper Block, Main street, recently occup
by john w Slate, is now re, opened by the Subsch
whe warrants satisfaction in Hair Cutting, CuiH
shaving and Champooing, to all who may please vi
tronize him.
to at all times.
N B Children's hair cut, and razors honed
janl7-d6L* EDWARD a. nOWARg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22

G. ID. COOK, M. D., Dentist,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
superb Nj imeral TIE eth.
ODice,-206 Main ST., Butnlan Block,
janis WORCESTER, Mass. dawtf
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II Griffin & CO.

TTAVE just received As Bbls OF St1art's BEST quality
Ii REFINED SUGAR, which will be sold at a small
advance, for CASH.
Stuarts EXTRA SYRUP; also, EAST BosToN SYRUP,
at low price, with general assortment OF GROCER
les, which will be sold, not cost, but us low
be afforded. jan2l-dt
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Nae Perfect Man. Or MasonlinitY.
0. S, FOWLER,
Worcesterand Nashua Railroad Company

WUICESUET and N dslUa haIIT0dU company,
ANNUAL MEE TING.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of
i the Worcester and ashua abroad Company, will
be held at Brinley Hall, in the city Of Worcester
THURSDAY, the 22d lust at O'clock in the FORE
noon, to act on the following articles TO wit:
Isl. To heal the Report Of the Directors and act
thereon.
3D. To elect Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
Sd. To act upon any other business that may legally
come befor' the meeting.
By order OF the directors. r. HAMMOND,
Worcester, Jan 8, 1852, jn22-dlt Clerk.
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Notice The proprietors of this paper Will not
be responsible for am goods delivered to Others than
themselves their families, without written
der from MS for the EARLE d. DREW
Worcester August z. diff
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BOARD.

ONE or two gentlemen and wives be accnmmo
W dated with BOARD and pleasant rooms by apply
ing Moses s. Chapin'S No. Maple street. just North
of the Worcester House.
Also few single gentlemen can be accommodated at
the same place. janl7-dtf
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Notice.

NOTICE.
TIIE Subscriber having isposed OF his interest in the
Bonnet and Fancy foods business to NesSrs E. w.
MILES d CO, tenders h thanks to The Public for
their liberal patronage, aud invites continuance ofthe
his Successors, whom he cheeiully recon-
mend ia every respect worthy of their confidence
He would also invite those who have unsettled
counts, to call aud ADJUST the same at their earle con-
venence at the store If &. w. MILES q CO., 100 Main
street. jan20-dawtf j. 5. RAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-22

90 despatch, dated Portsmouth, Va, lS'h
inst, states that ''lhe Branch Bank Of Virginia was
entered on the night Of Sunday, and robbed oil 49,
600. The robber had not been caught"
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EATalN,S
Initiatorv Counting Room, Foster St.,

Inltlat0ry COunLIIIS hUUHI, rUSU6I DU''
TNYM H. EATON would respectfully offer his servi-
w ces to such as would like to acquant themselves
with the science of BOOK KEEPING BY Double Entry,
with or without the of a Joum-l His system is
clear and concise being easily understood BY me most
ordinary capacity
Zach and every Student who entrusts himself to his
instructions shall be warranted to be capable OF con-
Quoting a Books to the entire satisfaction OF MN.
self or his employer His Rooms will be open day AMI
evening and each student devote such proportion
of the day or evening, is convenient for him;
length of time specified The student can remain ui
he feels perfectly satisfied.
TO the Ladies and Gentlemen he would state, that IN
connection with Mercantile Department. he will ill.,
simple aud correct method of imparling a
sar. III sciencn of the Engiish Lam
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N0TICE.

TNHE Overseers Of the Poor, of the Town of North
L Brookfeld will receive proposals for and
his wife, to carry the Town Farm in said town, for
one year from the lst of april next
Propositions received till III Goth day of February.
ianl4-d6tM6t. Address VIM. IL. AYRES.
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California Life Insurance.

THE ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i Hartford, Conn. arr issuing Policies on the lise
persons ahont gong to CALIFORNIA, in sums
$1,000 TO $4,000 in aslnge risk, at rates rs per
less than charged by Mutual Offices.
GEO A. BATES, M. d., Medical Examiner
be in attendance at the office at O'Clock p NJ,
day. WASilBuRN " HOLLAND, Az t.
ian2 off
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To the Public.

Adams Premium DaguerreOtypesI
ROOMS directly opposite the american House, the
CITIzEN's BANK
GOOD PICTURES taken as cheap as at any other
" room in the city. customers will find one OF the
BEST RECEPTION ROOMS furnished with Musical In
for Ladies Gentlemen to while away their
time, while waiting
Also, one of CARHARTs BEST EoLIANs for SALE Visi-
from the Country respectfully invited to give
a call ]. X. BUNDY Assistant OPERATOR.
lanl9-dn
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WANTS
To Merchants.
Money Wanted.

A BOOK-KEEfER, Who has thorough knowedge
n Of The business, waits situation. Apply at TINS
lice dot JANA
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WILLIAM DICKINS ON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will attend TO this and to other matters Of business
his Office the Central Bank novGdf
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Mrs. M. $. Thompson, Female Physician az
Midwife, has removed to Kinds Court, rear No. Maple
street. an14 div
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DIED.

DIED.
In Westboro' Jan. 81, Mr.. Joseph Richards aged So
Funeral next Saturday. Jan 24) at IL o'clock, A. M,
from his late residence.
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cool and Sparkling sodn-with
every variety of SYRUPS. Fifty Tickets for one dollar
l. I. LAZELL, Apotheca
epb dwu 20l Main street,
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Segars Of exquisite flavor are always 10 be
found in qrantities to suit, at the Drug Store OF
l.. t. LAZELL,
l5-dti col Main ST.
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III. $. M core, MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer
In Scents Furnishing Goods.No 2ISt Mainstreet u. s.
Hotel Building, Worcester, Mass. i've
DIR. A. j. Eaton, corner OF Myrtle and southbridg
Streets, Worcester, Mass ian7 dtr
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Tanners Oil.

Tanners UlI.
On bills. Tanners Oil superior article, received
~ AMI for sale low, by q, 5. & A. J. HOWE,
Wor. B'k Block, corner Foster and Norwich sts
janl9-dtf
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House for Sale.

House Tor Sale.
-, THE SUBSChlBER offers for sale the BRICK
GsSsA HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit Streets
Ie.sSs- where he now resides 1t is nearly new con-
tains fifteen rooms and is well arranged for two families
Twelve Hundred Dollars Of the purchase money
main on mortgage for term # years, if desired
jn2l-dtAl GEORGE l.. MAKEPEACE.
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To Belt Makers.

10 4GIU ILcLIAGIos
VNTANTED, Person Belt Maker, who thorough
w y understands making Belts, either sewed
eted and the proper qualities of Leather, and best mode
of stretching.
Apply to /. WAsHBURN & co, Worcester.
Jan. 10, 1862. jan21-fdFaMwl.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-11-04
For the National Era.
THE AUTUMN WIND.

mournful sound hath the autumn wind,
As it moyeth the fading trees
And scatteroth in silence ON the ground
Their dried and withercd leaves,
And blighteth the few pale flowers that may stay,
To smile on the year as it passeth away.
A mournfu sound hath the autumn wind
1t telleth Of change and decay;
OF the hopes OF youth, that clustered round,
Now dimmed and passing away;
And it singeth requiem too sad TO hear,
pser the golden hoas- Of aesting year,
A mournful sound hath the autumn wind,
To the heart that is sad and lone;
1t beareth a voice on whispering wings,
Like spirits gentest tone;
And the gushing tear from its fountain Oft springs
That the Joys of earth are such transient things.
mournful sound hath the autumn wind;
Yet love TO list to its wall,
Till the spirit is chastened with holy thoughts,
And visions of hope that neer fail
And longeth for the land where no mournful sound,
OF autumns wind, or q fading Leaf, be found.
Burlington, October 10, 1852.
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=" But Canaan was the youngest son OF Ham
and, therefore, very unlikely to be born ut this
time" How is this known He is mentioned
last but so was Japheth among the sons of
Noah, and yet he was older than Shem-
See Gen X, 81.
1t is a iavorite doctrine Of Mr.. Fletcher. that
all matrimonial connection of the children OF
Shem or Japheth with those of Ham, has al
ways been a sin; yet Abraham made such a
connection, and God promised specially to bless
Its offspring. Moses married an Ethiopian
woman, yet he was chosen 10 be leader of Gods
favored people; and when Aaron and Miriam
reyled him ON account of it, the latter was
punished with the leprosy. Mr.. Fletcher labors,
tor some special purpose, TO show that the
black woman celebrated in the Song of Solo
mon was the mother of RehobOam and is 40
blind as not 10 notice that according to this
hypothesis God chose one of the prescribed
race OF Ham to be an ancestress of the Mes
slah OF the chosen Israel Mr. Fletcher has n
most Saturn-like propensity to deyour the of
spring OF his own brain. He quotes the find
ing of Moses to prove that the Egyptians were
black, and trlumphantly asks" How could
the princess so unhesitatingly pronounce in
regard to the parentage of 10 young child,
unless there had been n difference in the
color!" Yet he tells us, one or two pages fur
Their on, that there is no proof that either the
kings of Egypt, or the nobility, were Hamites,
the country having been conquered by the
Shemites since the days of Abraham. To con-
quer Egypt an army was required and that no
small one; no that there must have been a
large number of the race Of Shem in the land,
and this idea is death-blow to his former
theory in regard to the reasons of Moses being
at once recognised rs Hebrew child, on ac-
count of his color
Mr. Fletchers array reminds one Of the I'M
disciplined hordes Of various nations, which the
oriental monarchs are won't to lead to the field
There ~ no bond to keep them together or
make them act in concert. The enemy has
only to sound an alarm, like Gideon at the
camp of INDIAN, and at once leach mans
sword is set against his fellow" and nothing is
left for the assailants to do but to spoil the
bodies of the slain. j. G.. Hoop
Wea Philadelphia, Pa.
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80 perfectly benumbed did we become, that we
were only too happy to resign our state, descend
from our "dog-cart," and do the last two miles
on foot cheerily inspired by thoughts of the
glowing fire and the hot breakfast which await
ed us ut the pleasant inn at Tarbet
After breakfast We had a pleasant row over
to Rowardennon Inn, from whence We were to
make the ascent of Ben Lomond. Of this
memorable ascent, and other delights and ad-
ventures, will Discourse in my next For the
present, adieu. As ever yours
GRACE GREENWOOD.
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NO. 300.

the fact That is what want Thy rod
thy rod thy staff-thy staff :"
The close was perfectly tranquil and easy
and occurred at precisely twenty-five minutes
before three o'clock.
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BunL & BLANCHARD, PRINTERS,
sixth Street few doors south of Penn Avenue
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NJ, N,,ional Era is Published Weekly, on
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TERMS.


Too dollars per annum, payable in advance, .a
,II,',rtssments not exceeding ten lines inserted
Lr.o times for one dollar every subsequent hiS0'
non "orn,unications to the Era whether on bust
Al &c me naper or for publication. should DC ad-
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CITY Intelligence.

U. S. DISTRICT CoURT The admiralty docket
will be called this morning at 10 O'Clock and set
down for trial.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The case of Dr. Jac-
ques Dupas on for trial in this Court yesterday
accused charged with having stabbed Disore vean
with dirk in the Third District Court the 23d
Of August 1850 The examination Of witnesses took up
the whole day and the continued until to-day
U. s. DISTRICT CouRT-J,tdge .McCaleb In
the Of the United States against eight Of cigar
boards, which brought from Havana with the
design Of filing them with native cigars and passing them
off for the genuine HAVANA the Court yesterday
dered judgment decreeng the boards forfeited to the
United States The boards imported in the brig Mil
andon about month and were seized by the officers
OF the Custom house. No one appeared to claim them
STEALING CHEcK-Anderson Franklin was yesterday
examined before Recorder Genos the accusation Of
having stolen check of the Planters Bank of Tennessee
for $4,000 on the Mechanics and Traders Bank Of this city
drawn in favor Of Joseph w. Allen agent the Planters
Bank The circumstances Of Franklins arrest fol-
lows: He called on Mr.. Matthew Watson President of
the Planters Bank Of Tennessee, who is temporarily in
the city and asked him to introduce him to broker for
the purpose of getting the check cashed Mr. Watson did
tor The broker went out with the avowed intention of
getting the money, and came back with policemen
Franklin was locked up.
CoMMrrrEp.--A man named VIM. Jones was yesterday
committed by Recorder Genois for trial before the First
District Court the charge Of stealing barrel Of moas
from the Leyee Jones taken in the act saith
the Policeman who arrested him.
FIRST DISTRICT-RecOrder Wintey-THe1t-
iica Distrbance-0icer Boyd Robinson, who is the
peciay appointed at placides Theatre for
mining the exact amount of censure to be passed
performance whether by kissing other means Sat
urday night arrested gentleman for disturbing the peace
of that establishment The affidavit does not state for
what particular offence the arrest was made
CoMMTrEp-pat Farrell for assault and threats
killing and Peter Quinn for like offence, yesterday
sent for trial before the First District Court
RoBBERY-Wm. Taylor charged with robbing Thos.
Lyons board the steamboat America Of twenyseven
dollars and thrtyve cents Examination fixed for to-
day. a.
Nothing further (and perhaps not the foregong
worth reporting in this Court
INQUEsTs.-An inquest was held yesterday on
the Levee, Hospital street, the body of white
man, name unknown, found floating in the river The
deceased was about IS years of age and the body ap
peared as if it had been about week in the water YER
dict Found drowned" The body had cassinet pan
falcons pegged boots wooden under undershr black al
pacca coat and unbeached cotton socks The deceased
| had auburn hair.
An inquest also held in the Police-oce of the
ond District on the body OF man, unknown, who
was brought there in beasy state of intoxication
Verdict Died from hepatitis caused by the excessive
use of Intoxicating liquors"
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French JACOnets.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOIlCE Of ELECIlUN.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.
RY VIRTUE Of an ordinance of the Common
- Council of the City of Newoans, proviing the ubsc1ip-
by the city NewOrleaus
ouas and Great Western Railroad Company approved 18th May
1852; and
"provdng npon the
city of NewOean the stock New0eans
Northern Railroad Company approved nth May 1852 and
accordance with of ordinance
all elections that virtue the third
ton of the the Legislature the March,
titled An Act providing the subscription by the parishes
taking works internal for the
posal OF stock subscribed"
hereby given election MONDAY
the day Of June 1862 take the Of
the NewOreaus poprety subscribing
thousand shares million five hundred Thousand dollars
the stock the New0ean Opousas and Great Western
Company and eighty thousand ahare millions of dollars
the the NewOrleans jackson Northern
Company.
The Polls opened the hour close at p NJ
the following and under the
and Clerks to be hereafter designated
FIRST WARD-At the Horse Station, Nayades street.
SECOND WARDAt jackson Engine house Caope
between Apollo and Naysdea Streets
THIRD WARDA Louisiana Hose house,
Carondeet streets.
FOURTH WARD-At the Cont Hotel, CONT street.
FIFTH WARDA the Orleans Theatre house. Orleans
SIXTH WARDAt Enginehouse No. Hospital street.
Royal Bourbon
SEVENTH WARDAthe between
Bagatelle and Union streets.
EIGHTH WARDAt the Engine house Phoenix Compan,
No, S. in Vaudeville street.
NINTH WARDAt Mrs Cares Monegut Cnsacaly,
|
TENTH WARDAt the Josephine and Lauro
ELEVENTH wARDAt corner of Chestnut ant
Washington streets.
The Mayor in conformity tt
law. tmyl0 3O] A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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Board of Health.
LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week ending May 20, 1859, at o'clock NJ.
Died

Monday May PATRICK FLOOD aged years,
county Longford ireland.
- The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at O'clock
from the Magazine and Bartholomew The
the family invited to attend.
On Monday May "a, at halfpast Mrs JANE CAMPBELL
aged 80 years
E Tho funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON,
dnce Of B James Jarvis No. Port street. Third District The
friends OF Br. james Jarvis respectfully in ved attend.
On Sunday, May %, at 90 minutes O'Clock, ALBERT COFFIN
formerly Of hatcher, Misa
Natch xnsrsrs plsasa.co
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RS please copy.

Mr.. EDITOR NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT:
My DEAR SInI have the pleasure of informing you the addition
another member The Friendly Medical Society
United States" Mrs MARY BARNES respectable Homeo-
path Lady Physician late Of Montgomery Aa and abe
tied free intercourse with the MEMBERS for information friendly
assistance
Doctors SHORT RoUNTREE, CAMPBELL, MINOR and MONROE
all gentlemen of the first medical requirements legally dp
matized and instructed to practice system Of medicine their
several localities and be hailed and respected such the
friends of my practice. Respectfully, yours,
W. F. FRYER, NJ. D.
PS-Mrs place Hartford Conn my95 1t4