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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
Medical Department.

Z Nh E third annual course of lectures in this
L department viii commence ON Tucsdav.
the first of November naxt, and continue TIL
the first of the ensuing March
PAUL i. EVE, NJ. u, Principles and p.ss+
tice of Surgery
J0IINM. WATSON, NJ p, Obstetrics aus
the diseases Of Women and Children.
A. H. BUCHANAN, " D.. Sursieai uA
Pathological Anatomy and Physio.esr.
W X BOWLING, M. D.. Institutes II
Practice Of Medicine.
q X WINSTON. NJ. b.. Mater.7 lfe.f-s
aad Medical Jurisprudcnee.
ROBERT N. PORTER. VI. D.. GeaoralarA
Sf4cial Anatomy
+ j. BERRIENLINDSLEY. N. u C.te5,,s
try and Pharmacy
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS. MD. Dqmo,.4tr,-
tor Of Anatomy
The Anatomical rooms viii he oi,A8etl f.,r
dents. on the first Monday Of OctoEer
\ full Pre1imikefg course Of lectErss v1, n,
given by the Professors. cummenche alsb ia
the first Monday of October.
The students VIII have free s.ess til The
State Hospital,
Fee of each Professor Sl5. III sa
ticket 50; Disseetihg ticket S1O5t Graduilt.ba
fee S25.
Good board. cal be obtained i.the eitv ar
from 81 soto So per week Futher infoimh-
ton my be obtained by addressing the IDseH.
J. e. LsNDSLEY. vi. d.. Beam.
Nashville, Tenn, July %, 1S5.5--*
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

Two young me in North Damas,
Mass, one d+y asst VT eek, pegsed one
handrcd'oa SIXTY pairs of w9mens's
spring heel $boE 5, wof liking only ten
hours. This, Gays a , eXchahge) is
probably the Creates performance
ever recorded i'm this line. The
names of Tho pirties i re Alexander
Steele and John j. Bunker. A wa
ger of S25 VI IS dep ending on the
result of the days work, Bunker be-
ing the ehallq niger B nker Pegged
rs pains; Ste ele pegge u 50 P airs =
Steele average ed Il pair ID Z minutes
10 seconds. There were about l25
pegs in each Shoe, or 25O in p pair.
This would amount to 10000 pegs
in the 80 PAL rs, and wPuld be at the
rate of about 80 pegs Driven in each
and every minute of the ten hours
The work was done we'll. Can any
body beat it?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

A girl al Newbpry, Vt, II years
of oge, recently broke herr a T n
trying TO kill mushuito. This
extraordinary feat was accomplished
9SGIlows: TIE n usqqito al bresaid,
had been making him Felf Very IA
miliar on short acqu3iptanke,' so
much so, that her alumlIers We Ire any
thing but sweet, sound, or refreshing.
At length, being fully awakL ned to
the necessity Of doing something to
relieve herself fro m the ami yance,
she made a desperate grasp En the
dark at her little tbrme4ter, ;hd be-
ing very near the edge of tile bed,
the sudden mbveme nt DESTROYED her
balance, and She fill upcn THE floor,
breaking her arm in two plhces.-
Whether the blod d. thirsty dluse of
his misfortune sud erred any Qsmage
n the encounter, rd main 5 'vexatiously
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

PRETTY WELL PIT The n. York
Day Book takes for its text, the ex-
traordinary mortality among Ilaboring
men, in consqquend E Of the hot
weather-and makes this application:
asOnly think Of It, thifty five la
boring men dropping down dead like
over worked horses in pr streets
Suppose we should hl lar of thirty five,
or even the smaller number, sixteen
negroes in the South dying suddenly
from exhaustion or O yer work. Sup
pose The New Orlaa hs papers should
announce that ten nj groes had been
worked to death by their masters in
the hot sun? What a tremendous
hue and cry there would be raised
about it all through the Ndrtll Ey-
cry abolition paper north Of Mason
and Dixon's line would have fooR for
six months, and tlIe whole world
would resonnd with he cry of cruel
tv to the negroes an / the inhumani-
ty of the slave holde rs. But such a
thing cannot be. Nd owner of slaves
would permit them to work them
selves to death in the hot sun. 1t
is only the free labor fer, working for
his daily bread, that is pressed to
such extremes. A man whose wife
and children are at home, hungry,
waiting for the proceeds Of his daily
toll, in his desperation takes the risk,
pushes on, and dies with over exer-
ton
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

8 Par# oa Brounlow, Of the
Knoxville HHig, thus describes the
effect which their late stunning de-
feat had upon the Wigs Of that re-
gion:
When death struck a portion Of
them on Thursday evening, they
were deprived Of reason Others lost
the power of gocech--others of them !,
better instructed Christians, saiIy
"the Lord hath given, and thq LORD
hath taken away-blessed be the
name of the Lord
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

a Cd ntre leg, and with a lamp burn
ing upon it, lifted from the floor at
leas t d foot, in spite Of the efI forts of
tho+e present, and shaken backward
and forward as one would shake a
a goblet in his hand, and the lamp
retain its place, though its gltss pen
dents rang again. have seen the
same table tipped up with the lamp
upon it, so far that the lamp must
have fallen off unless retained there
BY something else than its own gray
ity, yet it fell not, moved not. !
have known dinner.bell TAX en- from
a high shelf in closet, ruhg over
I the heads of four or five persons in
that closet, then rung around the
room over the heads of twelve or fif-
teen persons in the bhck parlor, and
then borne through tRe folding doors
TO the farther end of the front par
lor, and there dropped on tie floor.
| have frequently known persons
pulled about with a force which it
was impossible for them to re ist, and
once, when all my own strength was
added in vain to that Of the one thus
affected. | have known a mahogany
chair thrown OIL its side, and moved
swiftly back and 70 th on the floor,
no one touching it, through a room
where there were at least 4 dozen
people sitting, yet n B one has touch
ed, and 1t was repeatedly stopped
within a few inches of me, when it
was coming with a violence which, if
nPt arrested, must have broken my
ldgs- I bis is not a tithe-lay! not
a hundr edth part Of what | have
witnessed of the same character, but
it is enough to show the general ma
ture Of what was before me- 1t
will not do to say that these men
were mistaken, facts will not admit
of that. Then they have either man
ulactured and publish bed E,lsehoods,or
they have told She truth. Who is
prepared 70 say tba i ii ey believe
these men would forleit i Their cllarac-
ters as men Of Ydradity, for the sake
d humbu ggery? For one, l am
not But Asiyfnhx will tell US that
persons dc manufacture and publish
f;.lscloods. ard 4s an example, Will
'4fer to lis first Communication. We
10 not have to depend on the doubtful
testimony Of persons under fictitious
lames i'll support Of Spir itnalism =
We have the evid ence Of hundreds
{ persons of int diligence and res
,ectability, whose testimony on any {
finer subject would not be doubted. l
A SplR rrA LIST. !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

1ApRornIhys N PARE s,--Tht
Fayetteville OJsacer has diyestei
Itself of lis aid head and put Oh 3
4d~ one This improvement addr
Considerably 10 the appearance Of
that paper.
At the close Of the present vol
ume Of the Expositor we not only
design furnishing a aa55 Aead, but =
dress out and out, aud enlarge our
sheet from q 10 rs columns. We
have had this improvement in con-
temptation for some time, and feel
satisfied now from the prospect be-
fore rs, that We shall re able TO make
the improvement without fail.
,SHel5ycHe Eipost't0r.
The ErPosttor is good paper, and
the wings of Bedford have shown
their appreciation Of it, by keeping
it on the flood-tide of prosperity
Its politics are execrable- but aside
from that, it merits and viii c6ntiu-
dc. to- receive a liberal support.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

Awi5e in Cucirnali has rrplied
for separation and aiimony, bech use
her husband would not accompany
her 10 meeting.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

Several merchants OF Cincinnati
have lately Been swindled out Of
considerable quantities OF good by
three men from Baltimore.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

Dinner TO Coy. JoHNsoN.-A few
days ago the democracy OF old Nlau-
~ held public meeting at the court
house in Columbia. Hon. " ln. II
Polk acted as Chairman, CT NJ
campbeIl, Esq, as Secreta "
Hunter. Nicholson, Esq, offered
resolutions rendering to Hop. An
drew johnson, the Governor elect,
an invitation to partake of a public
dinner at Colunl bia at such tine as
may suit his cpnvenience, before
tue meeting ofthe Legislature
Cor l.nittees Of arrangement and Of
iuvi ALTON were also appointed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

There is said to be no W the great
est difficulty in get ling I'd cruits for
the army. This is 4llriB led wholly
TO the gratifying cd nditi on of things
in the way Of pleb ly Of work for
every body who W i'll W olll and at
excellent prices, to b.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01
Fighf between The Americans and
MdxicanS.

A Litter published in The New
0ileals Plcarn4e G, dated at FL Paso
Mexico, July %, state that . fight
took place Il erf @n Il De morning OF
tue 18Th, betwdeh II, e Americans
auil NIexicanS, ii khid Ii E,ler Hem
f!rti, formerly II ibis city, and At
lotncy Generai Ia Ei Paso county,
'Ftxas, was XII e4. Mr. II. was a
voung mau If Fl pc promise, and
has a number of relatives ir\this
vicinity. The circumstances are
stated IS follow:
A man nameR Mayer, hay Ing lost
about forty head Of cattle, went O.
sci. to The Nexi Fan side to look for
them--foGnd sottfe pf them ib the
possession of MeXicans-- drove
them away W. 5 arrested, charged
with stealing, Ind imprisoned.--
Tile Pic frcto offered torelease him
for 500. Afterwards it was found
out he wa nj On of property, and
it was fhaly lie .lded to send him
to Chihuahua, thinking, it is said,
BY that means, to gel $500 or ST.
300 out Of bin. A bp hd of armed
6 ailorniaps assembled, and made
10 inefoct bah attempt 70 J. his rescue,
n which Mr.. Ilkndrei, above nam
ID aud another man named Samuel
hammock, were killed NaIhrale
TVb;1.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

How TO l.. IL OFF 4 SQUARE AcRE-
Meas ure 200 feet on each side,
and yod !. WILL 1--we Toe quantity 1vith-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

ia We have not received syl-
liable, since our last, with reference to
the proposition 20 elect Judges by
thepeople, and the new Counties.
As i e said last week, the last question
is , robably lost; the fate Of the first
is unknown.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

4 he corporation Of Washington
City approprlateS annually, Sl05 for
the extirpation Of thistles.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

ECP After announcing the mar
rage of young couple bya catholic
priest, the Bedford IndimD Stan
dard perpetra'es the fol- lowing:
The Priest 'aited thy m ii ono
An in a German way;
Wen Tot repfai tRe Fcry words,
Because we .'nif II SIDE"
Long i've tae baHHy Gem rsr,
Good lack ab4at Eheir house,
Although we got np itper lroat
Yqt All was 4aiFlsSa rots"
AS Jonathan, in amending Shak-
spearc would sa y, 4If 70 u have tears
to spill, spill 'cl n right e aout raow- y
If the Standard man has any kind Of
regard for the welfare Of his readers,
he viii not be guilty of any more
@sicll'' for some time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01
Tie Epidemic in Ne w Orleans.
New ORLEANS, August %

The total number Of intern lenls
yesterday is ascertalned to have
been Two hundred amt liftefn =
TO day there is ie; rful increase
Of deaths-the number being two
hundred and elghly-lllrce, Including
t'ro han lred and sirtg:fre from Vel
low Fever.
New ORLEANsi August %.
The internents 10 -doy were two
hundred and f!D-eight, incl hiding
two hui! ldred and tliply-four from
+; yer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01
EAfa,$.

r. ALL the latest ani most fashionable
o. ont THOMSON d BUCHANAN
April i 1888
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

tot The BcJtoyd Tf0maa has
boon recently adorned With a new
head and other "fixins, and is now as
pretty paper as can be found any
where. In the late canvass, it did
effective service for the democracy,
and it would be the basqst ingrati-
tuGe for the PARTY now to fail to sup
port it handsomely. LII Bedford
county, The first Year or two Of a Pa
perls existence is a critical period;
but the Ye9p3an has weathered the
4tqr m, al "a We are gratiliqd to3know
is n w progressing encouragingly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
" Orkinp Cntier.

fsfHE subscriber would respectfully inform the ci
zens Of Worcester, that he has removed from his
Old stand, NO. Pleasant ST., to his new room, No rs
E1change 81, where he will make, sharpen clean and
repair all kinds of Cutlery. Also, he mas bought the
Stock aud Tools of the late o. Ware thus enabling
him to do all kinds Of Gun and Pistol work. repairing
locks, keys, &c, at short notice and reasonable
terms. large assortment Of keys kept constantly
hand. All work done by him not giving satisfaction
will be made perfect free OF charge.
JAMES STEWART,
apl2 dlw6m No. 25 Exchange st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
For Sale
T0 LET.
NO LET.
TO RENT.
TO LET

A COTTAGE HOUSE and Garden, on Newbury
N st., near Pleasant ST. Possession given imme-
diaiely. Inquire AT TINS Oflce apl9 dt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
Extensive Sale at Auction
HOUSEHOLD FURNETURE.

g w. SELBY d. co. will sell at
NJ HOKTEC ULTUESAL HALL.
on FRIDAY, April goth, commencing at 9 O'Clock and
continuing through the day, very large assortment
OF new and second hand Furniture consisting in part of
Ia SOFAS, various styles, Is Mahogany Bureaus
Secretaries, 50 Cottage Btdsieads, IS Common do 10
Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, IS Mattresses Red
Clothing, IS Looking Glasses $50 Cane Seat Chairs IS
Rocking do, so Wood Seat do, Exens on Dining Ia
bes, Mahogany do, Common do " ash Stands Dres-
sing tables, Mahogony Card and Centre Tables Lig.t
Stands. Wash Sinks, Hair Cloth Rocking Chairs Hat
Trees Chldrens Chairs, Tubs, Pals, Hall and Solar
Lamps, French Gard Tables Carpets, Linen Table
Cloh Cooking and Parlor Stoves, with great variety
of other articles not enumerated.
No postponement on account of the weather
The articles will be ready for exhibition on Thursday
evening previous TO the sale
$. w SELBY, & Co. Aucrs.
Worcester April 18Th, 1853 ap20 w2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
NEW GOODSI

NEW UUUU6
MEsSRS. CLARK & SANFORD have received
w their Spring supply of
Hosiery Glores, Mitts, E0s5roide,1es, Buttons,
Laces, Trimming Goods, JVo,yteds and
Small Wares,
Embracing greater variety and by far a larger stock
OF Goods IN the.r line than heretofore offered
= we shall hereafter spare pains in making our
STOCK the most attractive of any the CITY and our
prices will be found satisfactory the most economical
purchaser.
Every possible effort yill be made to gveths utmost
satisfaction to our patrons, aud would respect
fully solicit continuance of the patronage so literally
bestowed on the firm in years past.
CLARK & SANFORD,
ap12 diff sgu of The Biz Stocking,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
itock of Goods for Sale, and Store to Let.

SUCK OF Goods Tor Sale, and Store to Let.
TNHE subscriber having made arrangements to occupy
a store row building in Worcester, would sell his
enthe stock OF Goods hand and in Store, Prince
toh near the Methodist Church. very favorable prices
Tor the purchaser The Goods OF desirable kinds
and oil good quality aad the location of The Store in
some respects perh ps unsurpassed. lhere is Tene
ment, Iaiors shop, Barn room and Garden, connected
with the premises, all Of hch had on very fa-
yorable terms.
Apply for tie Goods to l. SPRING, Cd, Worcester
d" Premises 80 WM. r. nO0pER, do
or LUTHER CRAWFORD,
ap22daWtt Princeton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
Sight Restored,


GPECTACLES no longer needed. BY the use of
- simple instrument invented by the subscribers
Sight pay be retained through life without glasses
or il may be restored alter glasses have been many
years This wonderful effect is produced without paa
or Inconvenience. Certificates from Rev. G. G.
Furney, John R. tuyvesant, Esq, p. j. Devines, Esq.,
and others OF equal responsibility, be seen at
our office The efficacy of the Cups was shown by
experiments in recent lecture in Rome by agent
DIR. G. b. Brainatd.
The Cups will be forwarded to any person by mail
on receipt of IS. Agents wanted.
j. BALL & CO.,
apis dSm No. 100 Nassau St, N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
CETY a Ace.
The Greatest Novelty In the World
UUjeelied Success Of the
CHINESE ARTISTESI
VII give an Exhibition on


Monday and Tuesday EUenjngs, april %, and &c,
VNHE great Company Of Celestial Arlistes whose
J. wonderful performances have created the liveIiest
sensation in the principal cities OF the IJneI States
will gvr two OF their tional Entertainments as above
when they will exhibit a viriety of the most pleasing
Interesting and astonishing exploits, ever Witnessed in
this or any portion OF The WORLD
In addition TO the great variety Of Tricks of uggery
Necroma cy EegetIemain Magic Dexterity. &e viii
be gwen The wonderful and startling IMPLEMENT,
which for daring dextcfiy and skill excee is anything
ever "ttempte he ore public assembly.
In the of the evening the Orieutals will give n
specimen of the CHINESE MUSIC.
~ Admission % cents-witlout distinction of age.
Doors open at O'Clock Performance commences al 8
O'Clock. nnz2 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26

Adhesive Plaster.
IOD fHkDs fresh, just received at pol Main st
wv apis dti l.. I. LAZELL, Druggist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
House and Lot at Auction

YME shall sell on the premises. in STERLING
w on MONDAY, May 1G, at 10 O'clock A. M the
House and Lot belonging Alfred iarrs on the West
minister road, about A of mile from the Post Odce
good and convenient Dwelling House. The LOT con-
tains about Acre of Land, under high state of cult
Walton on the same are number of Choice FRUIT
TREES. Also, Chair Shop and Barn
Terms liberal and make known al the sale
S. w. SELRY d CO. Auct'rs.
Sterling, April 81. 1853. dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
N OTICE-

EFNHE undersigned formed Co partnership. on the
4 18th day of March last, and VIII continue business
at the old stand of 7 A. CLARK where they will be
happy to receive the patronage of their friends aud the
public generally. T. A. CLARK
April IL, 1888 diff E. II. SANFORD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
Printed Sewing silk Mnslins

AIDES are most respectfully invited to call and ex-
~ anime some beautiful styles OF Printed Sewing Silk
Muslins which have been received to-day by the sub
scTibar' Also, PRINTED BERAGES, that are very
elegant and please all who are wishing superioy
mticte' GEO. p. BRYANT
apo dI2tisw3w No 1874 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
THE MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
ICE-ICE.

lJG-lJE.
TNHE subscriber will start his team the first of Nav
Il and Will call on all of his former customers TO o.
cit a continual c. Of their patronage Though the com
ing season, and the public generally. Prices for Ice in
quantities less than 3Cu0 lbs 25 per 100 lbs over
sou lbs ~ cts per tOO 5000 lbs. 62 rer leo No
season contracts taken.
ANY neglect o" the part of drivers to accommodate
sha nave prompt attention by leaving 81 fhe OF:
hce l4I Main street Persons who have CHANGED their
residence since last ear,and wishing Ice, will obdge
by leaving their al the office
New and Second hand REFRlGER ATORS for sale
or exchange as low can be found in the CITY,
ap20 diff r. r. HEY WOOD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
WANTEn

A BOY in Dry Goods Store. One who is moi
n more than 10, or less than Is years of age and
wishes 10 devote his whole time learn the business
Can hear OF situation by making immediate personal
application TO the sub crber Salary from SIS 10
SlCO per year. APPS diff GEO. P. Bryant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
Linen Damask Table Covers
Double Width Curtain Damask.

N Blue, and Crimson-a very superior quality Of
marll dt GEO. P. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
AUCTIONS.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

@ w. sELBY & CO will sell on the premises, on
% TUESDAY, April 2sth, at 10 o'cFoes the Real
Estate on the Bloom ngdale Road formerly occupied
by SIMEON FARWELL, consisting of
Acres of Choice Land.
On the same is New Story DWELLING HOUSE
and Barn, number of Fruit Trees large lot of Ho,
Bed Frames and Sash
The above offers good opportunity for Profitable
investment, ani will be sold without reserve.
$. w. SELBY q CO., Auctrs.
Worcester, April 10, 1853 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
Grass Seed

4 than can be found in the City Of Worcester. for
Oasn' at DRAPER & CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
Err r UM E RY.

HAVE in store aud offer for sale large lot of Luz
u bins, and Preston MerrlpsPanel EXua EIDE 4 Co.'s
Hedyosmia, John Meakims Nonpariel Perfume, Patey
q Cos Ess Sweet Brian Pvcrs Triple Ext Patchouly and
Lavender Water, Maugenet d COudroys Victoria Per-
iume, Joseph Aut Farna. Francois Maria Farna, Jean
Narla Farlna and Johan Hutton Farna, imported, Black
Red stamp COlognes. Jean Mottets imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety of domestic CO.
loghes, aud other perfume, all of which warranted
genuine, aud true TO their name Also the largest as
sortment of Essential Oils in the city.
maIl6 l.. 4. LAZEIL. Druggist QOl Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-26
EBEAGN AlHIENN

lE'HE subscriber has purchased and offers for sale
Il grade of BLACK DRESS SILKS, of the StCiss
Manatdcture. This is quality of Black Silk which
has never been retaed in this city, ami it has the fol-
lowing desirable qualifications
The color Is of that eh deep BLACK so difficult to OBJ
tain, the LuStre is beautiful than The hest Italian
SIX has no dressing and last but not least / lvarrant
the Silk not TO crack BY wearing Call and see it La.
dies GEO p RhYANT
apo dl2tisw3w l54 Main Street.
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NOTICES. &c,
II. z. L. POTTER.

EAChEh o J MonochrO attic and Crayon Drawing
-, Rooms az the Mount leasant SCHOOL, corner of
April I, 1853. ,n2 dtf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester Dramatic Museum.

EAGER... ...'..................N. F. GATES
TING AND STAGE MAKAGER.......JG. CARTLTTcu.