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ss he Dos1sa .Jqns1o1 fnanhs -. FL
lows of fsuals ptysiSlknG
That the medical profession ID here
aftSe 70 condst a women u we'll a.
men IL no lpnger : matter Of doubt.
judd from the strong sitting ofpub.
lie sentiment in this direction. The
preference f6r females in some depart
fsents Of pr1ctices bsseming 10 gamer.
III we understand. that the few who
are educated are oyertasked witt h..
bor, and many incempstent women are
prompted 70 advertise themselves. and
for the wsk Of tbose better qualified
they are employed. 10 prevent tho
evils from tbw source. II Is important
that the Female Medical College III
this city, designed to accommodate tho
whole Of New England. should be plac-
ed in condition " afJ u thorough
scientific and practical education 70 n
sufficient number Of suitable females. =
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Ity tho National Lime. |

Louisrille, Jan. 26th.-lntelli.
gence from Washington says that the
House debated al the morning On New
York Mint bill. Message from the
President received rclative 70 frauds
On the Treasury. read and referred .-"-
Deficiency Bill taken up. amendments
proposed and the House adjourned.
The House passed Bill giving the
right of way ton Rail load from st.
Louis to Iron Mountain, Mo.
Tho Senate confirmed tho nomina.
ton Of l.. Mills Collector at Beverly
and Salem, Mass. Sanders was mp
pointed Collector Mt San Francisco.
Nc,p York, Jan. 25-Mr. Pierce
sent letter to the Board Of A!dor.
men declining public reception i"
consequence of his bcrea,nent for the
loss Of biz E,p.
Judge Caleb Gushing is scrlously ii
with scarlet fever. Lieut.. Gibbons Of
the Surveying corps ON the Amazon
supposed to be dead'
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nyes-It will be seen in the proceedings
of,he House Of Representatives Of Yes
tcrday, that Mr.. iona G. White of
Thibodcauxvillc, in the country called
La.ourchc Interior, latitude 30 by
II u, gave notice that he would IN
troducc bill to day to remove the Seat
Of Government
We are very glad, that the matter
has at length come to a head, aud
somebody has boen found bold enough
to introducc it. We shall publish the
yeas and nays in the largest type in
our Office, and make some comments
on the subject tomorrow. We learn
that several amendments will be pro-
posed to the bill. and the claims Of
pompeii cloquently represented.
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Bernard Gregory died in Londsn n
few weeks since. Gregory was The
protector aud proprietor Of Que Of the
most notorious papers Of its day. viz !:
tho Sa,irist. which. for a long period
was the terror of the gamblers and
lawyers. Grceor,ra career vas a
strange ore. for previously to his start.
ing the Sa,iris,, in 1881, be had been
actor. banker chemist, and several
more things besides. but his chief no.
totiety is derived from his long, con.
ncc'ion with the Sa,.rist and tn n.
RES Of prosecution which his continued
attacks on public and private charac.
i.ss drew upon him tr the Duke bf
brunswick, however, Gregory met
with stubborn adversary, who 40 Gar
from enduring the scorpion lash Of his
pen, retvrted upon him by actions and
indictments. and ultimately lodged b m
in Ncwgate. The Duke, however,
had 70 spend as he often said, g10,
900 to do tlis. =
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During The year 1867, nine hundred
md fifty three works were issued by
the publishers in the United States
OF these. twenty five were TRANSACTIONS,
two hundred aud forty .oine were re.
prints. Of English publication. and SIX
hundred and seventy-nine houses are
engaged more Or less in the publishing
business. In Boston there are twenty.
seven; in Philadelphia twenty-six
publishing houses.
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The Earl of Aberdeen il the first
prime minister who has not been n
member Of the Church Of England,
since the explosion of James II from
the throne and the restoration Of Pro-
tcstant asccndancy by the revolution Of
1888. His lordship Processes the faith
Of his forcfathcrs. aud is member Of
the Presbyterian church of Scotland
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-27

The great Mason Win ease, which
has been in litigation for thirteen yearst
and has occupied the Supreme Cour
Of New York for several days past, wins
submitted to the jury on the 18th inst g,
under the charge of Judge Roosevelt.
After about two hours absence, the
jury returned a general verdict against
the validity ofthe will. 1t is said that
upwards Of one million dollars are in.
yolvcd in the issue.
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MAGNETISM ALIAS Srlgi1rALrsM

MAGNErIsM ALIAS SrIEiruALlsM
THE following appeared some time
since in the New York TRIBUNE
Singular results are obtained in
this city from very simple application
of the nervous fluid. animal magnet.
ism,or Whatever be the agency to brute
matter. Letsa party Of six or eight
persons sit around connnon pine Ia
bic for twenty minutes to halt an hour
with the palms Of the hands held hat
on the tablc--sit is not necessary 'hat
their minds should pay any attention
to the process, or the ordinary conyer-
sation be suspended---bu' presently the
table becomes 50 charged with the mys-
FERROUS fluid that it begins to move.
Then rise from it, push away Your
chairs, still holding your hands near,
though it is not necessary to touch it.
and it will turn around from end to end,
and even proceed rapidly across the
room, without any visible agent, on
which excursion the persons must bear
it company or the current is broke and
the movement stops. The simple faith
and no outlay Of physical Or moral
strength, and the result with table
that is not too heavy, is pcrtty sure to
follow, at least we have known OF sew
eral instances in which it has been
most cstonishingly produced. The
fact when scientifically established misf
throw light onthe obscurity Of mesmcr'
ism, spiritual manifestations, and all
the unexplored class Of phenomena
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The Life Saving Benevolent Asso-
citation Of New York have voted aeold
medal TO Capt. Nyc. Of the American
mail Steamship Pac,fc, aud silver
medal to the mate, Mr. Thompson, and
to each Of. The seamep who bravely
manned their life-boat during terri
bic gale, and thereby rescued the en-
Tire crew Of the British ship Jessie
!Stcphcus, just is she was sinking, and
took them safely into Liverpool.
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IL We taLc the following extract
from Ilans Yorkle' a las: letter to the
New Orleans Bulletin. It is but one
more feature to show that tho impu-
dcncc Of rogucs in the Nineteenth Cen
fury traneends all that '.as heretofore
been told Of
Ono Of The well dressed gentry came
into the Housc Of M acquaintance Inst
week, aud asked for the lady OF the
house, who sbotly made her appear
ance- She encountered a tall and be.
whisketcd Senior with huge slate ,.n.
der l,is arm, He pantominod to his
n,outl, and ears and then wrote upon
his slate. IL am deaf and dun and want
assistance The fdy had her doubts
of biz dcstiryedncss aud was dismissing
him when he looked out Of the window
with iorlorn gaxe at the rain. and re-
turning to the assault said "1,/e0sc /oan
me- IN oId Umbrctin, His fair IN
tcrroaator Immediately gave him u
quarter af n dollar, reasoning that any
man who would ash for an umbrella
was honest
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N Office.

TINE "Lobby Members" of the first Leg
i islaturc of Louisiana, under the new con-
stitu'ion, are requested TO meet at the "Har-
ncy House this morning at "Lunch time"
The extraordinary action Of the ''regulsr"
members of the Legislature in voting a bill
for their o~n relief, without regard TO III.
necessities and condition of the "Lohy
Members makes it important that full
and p,,nctual attendance should be had, for
the benefit of the proprictors Of the Harvey
House
BY order of the Finance Committee
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Letters from the coast Of Africa re-
port that the British Government Is
about TO Withdraw its naval force from
that locality, thereby abandoning the
suppression Of the slave tradc.
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DRowNED.-.We understand that
one of tho hands Of tho steamer FASH
ion, rs she was landing at Natchex on
Wednesday Inst, fell overheard md
was drowned. We could not ascertain
his name. --Concwdia MtclHgrucc.
SnfHronN.
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RESOLUTIONS have been offered to the
New York Senate. by Mr.. Bananuche
requesting the President Of the United
States to exert l,is influence with the
government If Tuscany. to permit tho
Madiai family and their fellow prison.
ers TO emigra.e to Tic United States
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n-Col. Gaiscopd is at length or
with his Balloon" Though he can
not get up amongst the Planets we
have no doubt that the Royal Obsor-
vatory" will map him down as one OF
the Celsstials, after they once get the
fifty foot reflector upon him. We had
Aought to Offer him the privilege OF
"hitching on his machine - but VIC
find there's nothing to faster to in the
Comci--its all gas. The Balloon looks
well and makes fair propositions to
life members" We like the poetic
motto from Moore, "With Blue Devils
thank Heaven. I've nothing to do. -
This is n motto to travel with stick
to it Col. John and success is incvita.
bic, whether fortune STILES or frowns
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Sr. PETER AND Sr. pAuL's Cot.
Lran.-We have not yet had the pleas
urc to visit this newly finished Acade-
my. But from our window. we can
nee where it has reared its head UP in
to an elegant Cupola wherein our old
friend the clock ut st. Josepb's has
been safely deposited. There is no
fear now that our old friend will have
to wind up his affairs and discharge his
hands; no, he il properly cared for,
by the quiet, silent. cycrworking order
Of Loyola--,an order whose existence
cannot be oblitcratcd---an order whose
profcsscd object is good to all man
kind. II is with pride we have obser-
we'd their silent progress in our midst.
A few brief years ago they purchased
lot. of ground in the North part Of
our city which Mt the time was thought
tc be worthless. They soon erected
the skeleton of two large frame build.
ings that stood Gielcssly for while,
but the work was going on within
n thick fence around the promises soon
shut out the light to inquisitive spec
tators and during this time the grounds
we're being adorned and bcautiticd --
Scarce year since and the foundation
for n large brick edilce was laid-not
with pomp and show, and parade. but
silently and slowly but sec"rciy, from
the trowcl Of n single workman, and
now VIC behold an ornament to the
town. and credit to the whole State.
This Is tho location for large semin-
ary of lcarning--this IL the society that
can keep vigilcnt watch over it, and
out Of this beginning We look to SOC a
rival to the bcst--an Institution that
cannot crumble at the death of SIN
Gle man--an Institution with which
has been deposited the sacred and mys-
tic literature Of ages long sincc--b"t
for thcm--(orgoiten. We call attcn-
ton to their ample arrangements for
pupils. And 1--WE bclicve) We have
authority to say that parents are invi-
ted to examine for themselves
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The Queen Of England, as stated in
the news by the AraI,a, promises an
other Of those infantlc ties which she
is bound to the loyal hearts Of her pco-
pie.
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vegetables Market.

r1Nhe privilege ofcollectinx = >t2m
l. dues on the stalls IN the Dsh3
Vegetable Market, will be sold ut the Mar
ket place on Saturday next the 2Dih day OF
January 1859. at nine o'clock. A. NJ.
Notes payable At six and twelve months,
endorsed 10 the ,atisfaction Of tho Mayor,
to be furnished by tho purchaser
JOHN r. DUFROCQ Mayon.
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Proceeding Of the Legislature.

StsNATE.~~I 0SDeu u yesolussVp Cuss
ling on Senators md Representatives
in Congress, toobtaiu appropriation for
cleaning out Atchafalaya, vermillion
md Cote Blance Bays,and build u light
house. on Raccourci Point and re-.
move the CuAom-llousc from Frank.
lin to Pat,crqonville.
Remainder Of business unimportant.
IIorsr--Tbc House met at 10
o'clock. Hon. Il. W. Noise III the char
The roll being called.sl members an
swcred to'thcir names. The Rey. J.
A. Dearborn offered prayer. The
minutes Of the day previous were read
and approved. Col. $. + Marks re.
solution being the order oftbe day was
taken up. recommending our Senators
in Congress to use all honorable meass
10 procure the annexation Of Cuba, M
it will mcet4with the hearty "rproba-
ton Of the citizens Of Louisiana. ---
This resolution was on motion referred
to the Committee on Federal relations.
The standing COMMITTEES were appoin-
ted by the Speaker, ~ follows:
Juditiary Committees Messrs.
IIicstand, Tarham. Hunt. Miller, King
of ST. Landry, Reeves, Heard. Jones.
Persons. King Of jackson, and Har-
dcSty.
Contingent Expenses. -- Messrs.
Munlay, Warren. Duncan, Marks
l'oucher, Wilder and Vcutress.
Banks and Banking slesvs
Wilson, Sandidgc, King, Of S. Land
ry, Nixon, Hawthorn, Oliver, Fa,whc,
McMurdo and Danglass.
COMMITTEE on Cinims .-Mes-rs
Tcxada, Nixon, Mercer, Favro, and
Delesdcrnier.
Finance Committee. --McsSrs. NJ.
Murdo. Brown. Douglass. Parham,
Shcafe. Coco, Marks,a Oliver, Of Sta
Martin, Mexican and I,ennc.
PuLiic Edmcatio..--.Alemrs W.
W. Pugh, Gauldcu. Day, Bush, Whaa',
Crane, McIend. Munday. Wales,
Theard aud Self.
C0mmcycr,--Messra. Warren Heir.
tnnd, Hawthorn, Hermann. Oliver, Of
st. Mary, Marcy, Ranncy aud Hale.
M>c,ml Improvements -Aessrs.
DE Russy, Sandidgc. Floyd, Gray.
Rcnne. Guillory, Walker. Thomas,
i'auney. Mathews and Sterling.
PMblic Lunds,- Messrs Ranney,
Wales, Humble, Wilder. Mcrscf,
Parham. Perkins, Parsons.
Pubiic Duiiiing --Messrs. Walk
er, Mathews. Bailey and Hermann.
Primting-Corcoran Wagner.
White, Wilder and Bouie.
Fedcrni Reiations. --- Wagner,
Tcxada, King Of jackson, Heard, Will
son and Wheat.
iona &. White gave notice that on
tomorrow he would introduce n bill
to remove the Seat Of Government 10
New Orleans.
The house adjourned until 10 o'clock
today.
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IL From indications alrcady at
hand, We may safely say that tho pre-
sent legislature will not manifest its
libcr'lity by bes'owiug money upon
persons under the head Of extra com.
pcnshtion." Whether this is ON ne.
count Of the "rctrenchmcnt principals
of the Democracy or bccauec there is
no money TO give. we are unable to
say Perhaps The last reason il the
least, for the State has unlimited credit
everywhere that money is not to be
had.
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tcw q 0perttecin cnls.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNIIE books Of subscription TO the Cap
l. tal Stock Of the Bayou Crosse Tclo
and Baton Rouge Plank Road Co., arc re-
opened for subscription by onlcr Of the
Board of Directors
JAS. II. JOHNSTON, scer'y.
Jan 90. 1859.
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p~Wc learn that the Brahmin
Cattle will remain here but n few days
longer. Persons desiring to sec these
remarkable animals, had better call at
once. They are on exhibition oppo-
Etc the livery stables of VIM. Hutch
inson q Co.
We understand that Saturday is the
day fixed for removing them.
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~ Mr.. Charles Burke, the cclc-
brated eccentric comedian is perform
ing most successful engagement at
the National theatre, Washington.
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Gov Campbell. Of Tennessee, haa
written letter to sMr. ZollieofFer, Of
the Nashville Wing, declining to be Il
candidate for recollection.
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Col kingis worse, and has post poned
going to Cuba till there shall be rome
improvement IN the weather.
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New Arrivals.

NEW Arr6VW1Hs
10 Tierces Prime White Leaf Lard.
10 Half Barrels Corncd Beef,
: rs Boxes w. r. Cheese,
2 Barrels Dried Beef,
5000 Pounds Bulk Meat,
$500 Pounds Heads and Joles,
$50 Bags *hcled Corn,
10 Tons Timothy Hay,
Is Boxes Star Candles.
Jan "a ly JOSHUA BEAL.
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tive learn from passenger
who came in the Princess yesi4sr-
day morning, that about fifty miles
above New Orleans, the ateatuer How
ard bound up, ran into some boat 60
Ing down. and she sank almost hume.
dia'cly, We cannot learn the name
Of the bo,t--ioubtleas lives we're ltst
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Land for sale.

La LOT Sale.
A Tract OF Land confirming GAO acres
IL lying on the Comie Road, FIVE miles
from the town Of Baton Rouge, about 50
acres are carcd. apply to
jan 20 If W. d. PHILLIPS.
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Wanted Inn mcdiateDy,
BARCLAYS London Porter.

Barclays London Porter.
TX Dozen, Pints and Quarts, just re-
IL ceived and for sale by single bot
tie or dozen. IJan-lsl JOSHUA BEAL.
Desirable Town Lots for sale.
+ or No. 8, square IS, Beaureeard Town
IL 90 tcet by 120, near the State House
fronting on Court HoWe Street, bounded
on the South by property Of Mrs John {.
Patterson. Also, lot No ~, square 80 Beau
regard Town with a small dwelling house
thereon, near the residence Of the late Gen.
Thomas, on America street. This property
will be sold low. for cash, enquite Of
GEO. 4. PIKE, AetionAeI,u
and agent for ths sale Of real estSss
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-27

nItOHN q. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
and CHARTER streets. New Orleans, Ia the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city, any business with this paper can be
transs ted through him. and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &c, will vbe
v,l,d.
"v. y. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, IL he authorized "ssn for M's
p,pr, IN the cities Of Boston, New York. and
Philadelphia, aud Is duly empowered to take
advertisements aud subscriptions al The rate
required by US His receipts will be- regarded
rs payments. Ills Offices -BostoN, Sc"'.
lays Buildings New Yoae, Tribune Bnil.
d,ngs; PHitApItrniA, N, W. corner Third
and Chesnut streets
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FOR RENT.

Two story building on North street
"A opposite the residence Of Col. A.
Malta. For terms apply 10 "A. Walker,
Esq, Or 10 jan Iotil JOHN BUTLER.
Wanted Inn smcdiateIy.
nNE ortwo good Mill Wrighis. Apply to
" jan-t0. HILL II HENDERSON.
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STRAYED from the undersigned, a Bay
~ Horse, hnll face, white legs, about fiji
teen and half hands high, five years old
A liberal reward will lie given for the re-
turn or any information Of said horse.
jan -, y. X. G. HUTCHINSON h Go.
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M asontc, Odd Fellows, Sons Of Tenn
lVl pcrancc and Fucmcn's Gold Breast
pms, just received and for sale by
jun 2lly THEO. GOLDMANN
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Tn ERurrioN OIL foUN3 1D1HA.&
Accounts from Sicily steAs that the
eruption Of Mount Rtna, which com.
,nsnced on The Goth Of Augul. ssi1I
lasts, causing alternate hopessna fear
according to the increase Or diminution
in tho quantlty Of lava that shooto
forth from the Aery mount. Tho
mountain continues 70 schd forth 1oud
reports, and 10 ahoot up globes If thick
smoke. interspersed With iine ashes.
RATHER CootlNG. A-SoWe fellows
were recently carried before the re.
corder in St. Louis for engaging on
the previous night in u charivari.
They were diseLa1aed, with the quiet
assurance thst the}lefter be should
commit all such perstns to tho work.
house. 10 said also that their object
WAS to extort money to get drunk on.
CaflO Gasetfs.
.~.s-s-S~~~~.s~s.s~s~
Sbt'o +" "" "spy W. ~ t"c' H''
hundred shoemakers in Marlboro.
,lmsaci,u4e,tes. Who manufacture ak
'hoasWd pairs tf childrens shoes
every working day. One jonrneyman
has worked on tho bench for thirty
ycare. without loosi'g day in consc.
qIcfce Of sickness. aud during that
,i,pe has saved ten thousand dollars.
Ono firm during the lust year. Las
manufactured 2l7,OOO puirs Of shoes.
Another Of the firms. doing an itn.
.mchse business, employing ono hun.
dred men in Massachusetts, aud one
hundred and fifty in their shoe yillage
in New Hamshirc. Lust year they
made two hundred. thousand nine hund.
red sixiy.ihree pairs Of shoes in Mas
sacbnseite, aud at least o. many more,
III Now Hamsbire.
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Fancy Sugar Cured Slams.
G,sg X Shays Superior Sugar Cured Hams
~ for sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
Hay at u 4 hundred 20 umdS~.
TX ton just received which nm selling
IL for cash az above JOSHUA BEAt,
ard in Tierccs. Barrels and Kegs. for
IL sale by jan rs JOSHUA BEAL.
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nnc furnished, and two unfinished
~ Rooms TO rent. Tho two latter will be
furnished il desired Apply at the Office Of
the Baton Rouge Foundry. jan ~.
HILL II HENDERSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-21
Grenville,s y,e.t.I,l. Ex,,oct

n Invaluable edci' IoF c nkeE, rnkeI Rash and
scarlet Fever, Throat Disn mler, what is ,all, Ma
liehant utrd fore Ihi Dat, Canher ADD Thrsh the
Mo'ah OF VIII is usually termed Sore Mouth DS sen
ury anu Canher IN the hon els, Sore Moulh OF urs-
hs omen, AM the Acfid bumors of Teelhing Child
ei; ~ shot, or almost all the affections OF the Nu-
cuous Membrane OF the Mouth, 1hIoai, and Aliuienlary
Canal.
he medicine has been for twenty-five years before
me pubic, and such has been lis Celebrity that spu.
nous a. tcle has been hIown INTO the Market copy ng
almost en'I the clrculF and wrapper ii the genuine
aftlcle my Changing the name ii the proprietor The
gtnune hrs the lac slinIle OF "a. 5 GRENvILLE' on
me circular and Wrapper is put up by his widow,
MIS-. A. GRANVILLE. and is Tor sale al JOHN l..
BROW q SONS, 425 Washington street. anu SETH
w FOWLE'S, 1888 Washington street, Boston, ID
SCOIF, and JAMES GREEN, Worcester and by
Druggists generally. deud3m Ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-21
scnnnD EnR Rnys.

, The undersigned has recently purchased Farm In
Ia Town of Grafton, Mass ioity miles hom Boston,
8nd from Worcester, IN rRi, Tor he purse Of essb-
lshng sCHOnL FOR BOYS, which, il is hoped,
will b. safe from city adaptations, and quiet,
oneeriul n3M e, Tor such youth need for their well
being, 10 breathe the country air, 70 live on plain.
Wholesome food, and Eemain for season under conn-
Try hue sueh school and hume, as Will each
the desifeu end in human development and edueain,
"a sound mind 10 a roun1 body"
I hose placed un0er my will be REGARDED not
only pupils, hut members vi my family. The To-
caiion is what well known as Rrgh m HILL spot
unrivaed in the county purity Of air. and extent
OF scenery The time OF the pupils viii he 30 divided,
between study in dOu and sports of duOrs, will
best contribute 10 their moral and ysica welfare.
instruction will be gwen in the English branches,
necessary for professional active business e and Ia
the languages required for admission into college.
Pupils Will he received al all times.
REFERENcEs.-Rev " Burton, CambridgepoTt Hon
Gampson Reed, Hon G. 7. Russell, T. II RUSSELL Esq,
Boston; Albert Tolran Esq, John Milton Earle Esq,
AlonzO Hill, D. d., Hon PIny Melrick, W Urcesiel.
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE.
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