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REMOVAL.


FFNHE Subscriber, having taken an Office in Paine's
BLOCK, No 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
Real Estate Broker,
to any persons having property for or to exchange
either in the City or adjoining towns and ,vonjd soIit
the attention OF purchasers to the following Schedule Of
Property, which he offers
FOR SALE.
twenty valuable House Lots on the beautiful fiat in
Inc western part of The city three the co ner of
austin and oxford streets. Also several Others lit
tie north westerly, on elevated ground and two
on Ffnt street, Also, number Belmont Il eet and
north. Also one on Pheasant street. lsJ Cottage
House, on carroll street, md two on fremont ST.
febl6 dtf LARKIN SMITH, 2S6 Main street.
Also, number of Farms, with hom 90 to 200 Acre
OF Land, each diff feb24
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FOR SALE.
F0R SAVE.
For Sale.

lNROM onetO ten Acres of as good LAND can he
found in this city, within three iaurths of mile of
the Court Houses. Said Land is well calculated for
Buildings or for Garden, being in high of cul
uvation, aud having great variety of choice Fruit
Trees, in bearing condition thereon.
Terms of sale easy and made known by the subscr
Der, at No 81 Main street. JOHN B. PRATT.
Worcester, Feb 10, 1853. d6w
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DOORS, BASHEs. AVN RTINnS

DUUhS, SASHES. AND BLINDS.
VIE Subscribers have opened a shop al No 9oI Main
u street, opposite Colton's Nursery where thew In
'eo 70 Keep good assortment Of the above articles
sasbss glasea, or unglaEed Blinds painted or nm.
ra.eu which we can sell as low ~ can be anv
wheIe III she city Also, constantly on hand or made
70 ORDER b. H. Corbin's work, well known 20 mannin"
lure me best work made In this ctv "'''-
old Blinds re-painted and broken windovvs y,n.i,.,
u snort notice. House Painting promptly attended to
" D. Work delivered IN any part oi the eliy lree az
IS1nr ID. a. y. +. STEVENS.
''N" dstaw WY
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER & my.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK.
TRI-VS EiI1EkLY-usual tine II Hours.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and Sew York as Low, and with e
quaIDespatcka, as by amy OsherLine.
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3 Il L I
FEURKs ISLAND, Coarse fine, Fine, and small Bags
/ Salt at Boston prices.
eblO dtf LEE SPRAGUE q co.
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ROSES Providence 4 Worcester Xpress,


" IVY LIftiII'
t-ssz7==E64 PACKAL Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended TO, with desp atch-
Packages and small forwarded, add other Express
business transacted at Fan River, Mansfield A,teboro',
Taunton, New Bedi0ld, aud Nantucket Mass Btis-
to, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, Wckfeld, Feace!ale, and Wakefield r. l.. and
StOnngton, Conn.
OFFICE.-American House, Worcester
Worcester, March g. 1852. mars diff
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

s5sg =
SS4 a zresis::s ! Z ssss-e5ssg
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave al Groton ARRIVE at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowellat
$50 AIN. 05 IN. 8 40 am. 9.50a.m.
1l.l5am. t28Gpm. liz pm lilo pm
AIS pm 535 pm. 6.l2 pm. $40 m
Leave Arrive at Grcton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.30 am. IS am. S05 am 9l5am
ll.35 am. lib am. 1880 pm. l.5Qpm
sos pm. 44j pm 5.35 pm. 100 D m
CONNECTIONS WIFE OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving al Nashua connect directly with trans
OF Concord, Boston Concord and Montreal Northern,
PassumpsIc, and Vermont Central Railroads. The FIST
and second trains from Nashua connect with down
trains Of all the above roadsthe third train with these
OF the Boston Concord and Montreal Concord Rail
roads Each train TO ard from Grotnn Junction Except
that at 1880 D. TO Nashua which has no connection
with upward Fichburg train leaving Boston at u ND
connects with upward and downward trains OF Fitch
burg Railroad, aud Stony Brook Railroad TO and from
Lowell
AT Worcester $50 a. m. train connects with steam.
bUai tram IRON York via Norwich. Ills n. m. con
meets win Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester Norwich and orcester, and Western Railroad
trains. AIS p connects with trains from All above
named roads, including the ExDress Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at g. a. M connects
with the M trains of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New ORR and Albany. That arriving
at p m with m. trains of above roads That ar
irving at M. with this New ock Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCEs TER R. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with Wore md Nashua t,ans
Leave FiIchourg at t545 and IL 40 and 5.45 p
Leave Worcester al $50 and H. ami H. 80 and 4l5p
M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
worcester GrotoD Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
u For connt cions with the other road at Worces-
ter Gtoton Jnnction, and Nashua, see Snow and VIII
der's Pathfinder and Railway hide.
- Through Tickets are issued Worcester for Bur.
ington, Montpelier Wells River and White River June
ton, at the same fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitehburg but change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route.
freight Train with passenger cal attached stopping
and starting from Lincoln square
J. W. STOWELL, sup't.
Worcester, Nov !, 1852. ie28 dawtf
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TIE Boats Of this Line v,-eaa.

= 9as~g TIE Boats Of this Line v.seDss -
-sss54Aa4i from Fox 4Somt, on MO .Ssssa3sseSzzs
- DAYS, yyED NESDAYS n FRIDAYS,
ana New York or T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, IL
SATURDAYS until lurtheTnoiice.
Freight taken for New York AT reasonable rates
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
inland Llue Of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia and the Semweeky Inland Line to Baiti-
more, at all times. When this Inland route is OPEN
Goods viii be taken al Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot, and for Baltimore per loot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight win be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if directed,
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. h. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad &C.;
Isaac Odell, Pier No IL N. r. or W. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
sept. q. lS52 dawtt Pruydenee.
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ADAMS & CTS
iOston, NGW iCfk, Philadelphia, Baltimore
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.

AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
d co forward Goods, Parcels,
Ess2Fsssssss3 Il sMoney DC, and make collections
E.Ssy24ssg " on Norwich, New York, Philadelphia,
"a & ----- Washington, Pitsburg, and st. LOUIS
with the utmost promptitude, giving all possible
to all and any kinds OF business of the above description
entrusted to them, l5A. d Co. also forward Parcels
Letters, all parts of Europe. OFFlCES.9 Court
St, Boston; is Shetucket St, Norwich; b Bolles,
n. London; IS Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; Wall ST.,
New York; Light $, Baltimore Penn Avenue, Wash
ingon; So Fourth ST., Pittsburgh OF Pine and
Waer-sts., st. Louis; l.. L. MASON, Express Office.
corner Of Nam and Mechanic SIS, Worcester.
ALVIN ADAMS
Worcester Nov. J. 1852. DIFF w. B. DINsMORE.
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To Old CountrVmen.
E3gnncIl T'raIEa d N1o.

THE subscriber the only Agent this city for the
l. above House, for the sale of Passage Tickets be-
tween Liverpool and Boston.
Also, Drafts be obtained for any amount payable
al any Bank in Ireland. All necessary Information in
aspect TO fare prices, obtained 1863 Main
rireet. ieI2 daw1v s H. LEONARD.
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N OTTO ,

L " Il
TIVE subscribers having formed connection in Bus-
Il ness, unirr the name and firm of e. e. ABBOTT
d CO., and t"ken the centrally located Office over
Leonard d Goodhus Hat Store, entrance No. 2S3 Main
street.-The ty opposite Elm street. would tender their
services
Real Estate Brokers,
to any persons having landed Estates which they wish
ia dispose Of $50
They are also prepared exchange CITY propertv for
farming lands, upon the most favorable e ms or nego
tate the sale OF properly in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention of purchasers 10 the
following Schedule OF Property which they offer
FOR SALE.
Two valuable Houses the Conner Of fremont and
Mechanic streets W
Two large new Houses Chestnut street.
One House on Irving street, al two on Pleasant
street.
Five Houses in Pine Meadow quarter
Also number ofsmall Farms OF. ibout $50 acres va
ryng from five to fifty mile dislant from this city,
Also, 100 house lots in VARIOUS parts of the cIty some
OF which are upon the "Wheeler Farm" plat and are
not excelled for loo alton by any in the vicinity.
The above property viii alf be sold low For Terms
inqdire OF e. e, ABBOTT g. co.
we would also tender our services Auctoneers, to
all persons having property to be disposed of by Auc
ton, either in the city, looming towns
Z. f, ABBOTT & CO., alain street
worcester, July l6, 1852. dIv
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FOR SALE OR TO RENr.
For Sale or Exchange

For Sale OF Exchange
For Houses in rcester.
A WOOD lotof 80 acres in alton also, house and
"A five acres of land in Sut.on
Also house al Whltn's village; also, 6 house lots
near the Worcester Academy.
Also house lots a street leading from King street
TO chandler; $50, house lois the corner OF
Chandler and Queen street.
For iaTtler particulars enquire Of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester. Nov. Is, 1852. du
Cottage for Sale!
81 ON Pleasant street, few rods from Main st.
FL Fer particulars, inquire of JOEL DENYING,
"s=~@- at Allen Thurber's Pistol Mandatory
Worcester, March ], 1853. diff
Building Lots for Sale.
an Eliot street, very near Laurel street Church.
- Inquire at RICHMOND'S,
Worcester, March eth, 1853. d6m
FOR SALE.
sA TIE large Brick House and lot, corner of
ssa6A Summer aud Prospect streets.
&zA For terols, &C, inquire of
mar2 dti ESTE SMITH, Cottage street.
FOR SALE.
1.-TWO valuable House Lots, on Chandler street, near
L ly opposite wellington street Also, one-half of
double House, on Shelby street. Inquire OF
ALZiRUS BROWN, at Braaiey's Car Shop
Worcester, March 3, 1883 drf
FOR SALE
kA FOUR Cottage Houses, situated on Pleasant
FsiSf street, about five mmues walk the Depot,
s&zAs will be sold on liberal terms.
For further particulars inquire Of
L. d. GODDARD, No. 1877 Union Block
fe5l0 DIFF Nam street.
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Chair aud Furniture Painting,
Graining, Vanishing. and Polishing.

PARTICULAR atontion given TO the repairing and
Il re-pol hing or varni-hng " Old Furniture" either
al the resid nce, or NJ his rooms.
All ORDER will meet with prompt attention. and be CA.
ecuteu ~ The most neat aud thorough manner.
WILLIAM u. PROUTY, corner of Main
ap10 Az
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FLOUR

CA IN Sore and receiving, extra brands o
t4EE-39i FLOUR, wbiih VS. offer to the trade at the
sssszssz lowest murket price
febiO DIFF LEE SPRAGUE g. co.
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lust received, large lot Of those nice Carriage md
Door Mats, which we are selling at very low prices.
a. 100 Main street, Cup stars.) F'''''
ocS daT,f TABER 4 cgoLLAR.
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GROCERIES, &c.
Cheap Grocery Store.
North End Markell

THE subscriber has opened Market in BANGS
4 Block opposite the Court House, where he intends
keeping assortmems Of
NJ EATS AND VEG E 7 ABB L Els,
and trusts by keeping good articles low prices re
ceve his share Of patronage.
~ Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
novl9 dti J. E. WOOD.
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Refined Sugars.

-~~"t@A"~ = - 3%1S'
H0 BBIs. refined Sugars Just received, and fer sale
~ wholesale aud retail, by
mar.l daw1 III. AYRES.
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On and cftei Monday, Nor LIST, 1852, through PAS
ENGER TRAINS will leave follows:
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MORTEWORE'.S

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THIS truly celebrated remedial preparation, cfca-
| tious alike for each and every description of Rae;s-
matte Complaints, is already well known and es-
teemed throughout the United States to require any
lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. 1t eradi-
Gates this heretofore ncurabe and distressing disease
from the system, and stands Unrivabe Tie ptaraaa-
cy Of medicine
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
or to force noStrum before the public, but simply to
request those most interested.
SUFFERERS THEMSELVES,
To procure from the Agent in their vicinity circu-
lar and not ony read the testimony those who have
experienced its invaluable curative powers, but to
write to, call upon the convaescenta that the
statements may emanate from the Fountain heGd--a
course which will satisfy the most iEcredulous, ana
one by which the reputation OF the Remedy is certain
of being sustained. Write also to the proprietors.
who Will accord every information, and tsi. ieisie
of undoubted character from every section Of the I'm
ion, numbering among them some of the most eminent
Physicians, Clergymen, Editors and prominent citi-
zens rendering the reliability and efficacy ct the rem
edy beyond the reach Of doubt or Gistrust.
MoTtimOFes' Rheumatic Compound,
Is Vegetable Extract; an Internal remedy, pre-
pared expressly for this One Disease and this it will
cure in every form, either Inhamatory (Acute,) or
Chronic, matter of how long standing
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-12
The War in China.

recent letter from an English naval officer on
the chinese station, dated at Hermes, Shangh
Si'es al encouraging account of the progress oil
the insurgents in China. The writer states that
they are reported to have captured several mpor-
tant towns, the capitals of departments, and 10
nave beaten large force of Imperiasts some
"here III the neig hborhood of Resben He re-
marks that there is little doubt that he next grand
movement OF the insurgents will be an attempt
upon Pekin. For the purpose of concealinc Ibis
their real object, they have left sufficient force in
the cities of Nankin and Ching kiang- loo, which
IS The key of the grand canal to defend them, and
oy occasional salies keep the imperialsts under
the impression that those forces much greater
IMAM they really are; thus inducing the imperialiSs
TO Keep large armies in the vicinity Of those places
ana leaving the insurgents clearer field for their
operations in the North
The strength and spirit of the insurgent forces
seem to increase rather than diminish 1t is stat
ed that one thousand soldiers of the opposite side
had offered to join their ranks, but were not ac-
cepted, on account of their refusal to embrace
Christianity. The entire country seemed hostile
to the ManchOos, and it was thought that the in
habltantS would rise against them Immediately up
on the arrival of the insurgents at Pekin. The
affairs OF the insurgents conducted in a re-
markably skilful and effective manner. They
seem TO possess accurate information of every
thing which transpires in all parts of the kingdom
&pon hearing of large sum of money about to
be forwarded to the Imperialists from Canton, they
sent party of four thousand from Nankin, which,
passing through the Imperialist army, succeeded
IN capturing the treasure, and returned i'll safety
According to the writer, the 1mperiasts are be-
coming aPprehensve, and are gradually withdraw
ing theirtorces from the vicinity of Ching kiang
foo TIER officers becoming discouraged,
have given up all hope of ever re-taking any OIL
the captured places, and appear more solicitous as
to tie possibility of procuring opium than for the
success d their cause The naval officers Of eth
CT party 'eIdom go into action, and when they do.
seem quiz content if the vessels fire on both side,
without any regard to hitting their opponents. i
they have niade great noise not taken OF
sunk, they report a triumph.
The insurgents were thoroughly assured Of theii
Ultimate aid cally success, and talked of Two OF
three months as Witnessing the termination Of The
contest.-Bostoa Jour2al
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CULLUMS SPRINGS,
ChOctaw County. AIahau.

:H CHARLES CULLUM, late of the Man. s.sA
- sion House, Mobile, having established him
self permanently at this place, has made such nro-
gress IN building and improvements as to be able to
announce himself prepared to receive visitors. and
hopes that his industry and experience in his proes
SION VIII deserve fair share of the public favor.
These SPRINGS are situated about half a mile
east of the Bladon Springs STEAMBOATS, ply twice a
week between Mobile and Moore's Landing. on the
Tombigbee river, where CARRIAGES are always in
readiness for passengers
The Waters have been subjected to careful anal
ysis by Mr. Arequn, of New Orleans who will pub
llsh IN lew days the result In the meantime
1t IS ascerained that they are exceedingly rich in BIZ
carbonate OF soda and unequaled as an alternative
medicine In addition to the Alkaina waters there is
also strong Chalybeate Spring, and within the past
week two new Springs have been discovered. which
are believed to possess all the characteristics of the
Badon water.
The proper steps have already been taken to obtain
an accurate ysis OF these ALSO and the result will
be published 50 soon as it is known. The Stables
Ten pin Alley, and other improvements are also COM
pleted-all contributing to make these springs more
than usually attractive.
CHARLES CUIIUM
July 1853. 27-3m
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I. o. Q. f.
COEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL.
f'OEEgrgrblES. Miss.

GOEWRsEDUS, MISS
THE exercises of this Institution, will be resumed
on Monday the nineteenth day of September
neXt-under the superintendent of
THOMAS B. BAILEY, a. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
SAMUEL NJ. MEEK, a. NJ. assistant
The high qualifications of these gentlemen, to dis
charge successfully, the responsible duties to which
they have been caled-are in the opinion of the Trus
tees beyond question.
Those who wish to secure for their sons, thorough
preparation for admission into of the Colleges of
the United States or such an education as will ena-
Bile them to enter at once, the active duties OF te,
can here avail themselves of these advantages.
Connected with the school, we have Library OF
one thousand volumes; also Debating Society OF
considerable merit.
The Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions, OF
fwentv-one weeks each. The rates of Tuition per
Session, are as follows, payable half in advance.
For the Elementary branches, such as Orthography'
Reading, Writing, Geography and Mental Arithmetic
&c. SD 90.
For the more advanced stages of Arithmetic and
Geography Grammar, Mental and Moral Philosophy;
Ancient Modern and Natural History ;uBotany, Chem
istry &c, $40 90.
For Algebra and the higher branches8k Afathemat-
les: Astronomy, Trigonomery &c; together with the
Latin and Greek Languages &c, $25 CO.
BOARD can be had in private families at the usual
rates. -,
of the Board of Trustees.
O. H. GRINNELL, Secretary.
Columbus August 4th, 1853. 38-tf.
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(1ATNSVILLE COLLEGIATE FEMALE
INSTITUTE.

w. R. POINDEXTER, a. M. PRINCIPAL.
u1HTS Institution will be re-opened on Monday the
18th of September, with an entirely ne" facui'y
from Principal down. ro
employed. :,
Music will be taught both as a science and an ar
Nv an able German Professor, ,,o. mil,
" Modern W languages and Or mental branches wal
be taught by able teachers. - sobolast;c Yea,
TERns-Engish and board for the scnoas.i Yin
sl5O the same with Music on one hranohe.
ae4 tS S1 usual charges No little extras for fuel gnS
'0T RsraSFaF s NJ. BARNETT, Mr. oAiAi
r1s t.Sa Mr. Wills PoPE, Lowndes county
: IRE T1rs sxELror & DENT, Macon, Miss
August Goth; 1883. SOM
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SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, COLUMBUS, MISS,
Entrance one Door West Of 1Hatcher's.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his old patrons
and the public generally, that he has opened his
Gallery at the above named place, where by strict at
tention to business, he hopes TO merit continuation
of the patronage heretofore literally bestowed.
Pictures taken in the best style OF the art warra-
ted not to fade and put up in every variety Of style
from fnger-ring to large size case No Pictures
will leave this Gallery but such as are completely M
ished.
Daguerreotypes, Paintings &c. copied. Likeness
ses of sick or deceased persons taken at their resi-
dence.
Pictures of several distinguished characters can be
seen at this Gallery.
Visits from Ladies and Gentlemen socited-rooms
fitted up with neatness and will be open from o'clocf
A. NJ, to O'Clock, P. NJ
Hours for children from L O'Clock, A. M, to +. M
Dark or Figured dress most suitable aVoidng lgh
Blue or Pink.
Columbus, Miss Feb'y. 18th, 1853. 2-tf
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TIC Harara CNnsHIShIn.

Hon. A. M. Clayton leaves on Monday for Havana
to enter upon his duties as consul. The ability and
energy which he has ever displayed, whether as a
LAWYER or Judge of our Supreme Court, and more
than all his honest integrity and high character which
he has ever maintained render him fully worth OF
the trust which the administration has committed to
his charge Our commercial interests and the rights
OF our citizens will be safe in his keeping He car
ries with him the best wishes of many warm friend;
Ho'lg Springs Bagaer.
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New VOL Money Marked.

The N. Y. Journal of Commerce of Thursday eve
ming says:
There is an increased supply of money Offering for
temporary loans, and prime business paper is also
more current at II Is per cent. Second class sig
natures are selling at IL l-2 per cent. month,
when crowded on the market to meet the necessi-
ties of holders The prospect, financially, Is now
more encouraging, and if unayorable turn be gir-
en- to commercial affairs by incidents totally nm
foreseen we may expect a continued amendment.
There is good business doing in Foreign Exchange
and rates are strengthening prime bills on London,
60 days. Io9 l-2 100 10. Paris s. las ). IL &
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y,HE undersigned thankful for past patronage, would
respectfully inform his friends that he may stlll De
fonnd at his old stand Market street, where ne Is
prepared to his customers IN all the various
ties pertaining to the Tonsorial art
Hair Cutting, Hair Dressing and Shaving,
.ho shortest notice, and after the latest
.rd most improved style. He also takes this method
of i informing all those upon whose heads the capillary
has ceased to vegetate that after deep IN
into chemical science he has at length
succeeded in discovering an nfalliable restorative
Come then, and let him operate oeore ~ -
late Come Old and Young, come BOYS anu nT
Be sure and visit PILL
CoLuMR1Js Miss Sept. II 1858.