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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-31
ONE PRICE
CT 0 7 HIN G ST ORE
Nos 1853 & ITO Main Street, Worcester.
a. Eo. w "A Eg ~

NgToULD respectfully announce to his friends and the
w public, thar he has taken and beautifully fitted up
the spacious stone Rooms formerly occupied by H. Ia.
CHAM3ERLlN L co. This Store, account o. the
number and size of the connecting herewith has
unsurpassed coHvenences for FEATURING
purposes and hereafter the principal part Of the Car
meats shall offer, will be made under my immediate
supervision. shall be enabled to furnish my pa
irons with GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER, in great
perfection, and with great despatch.
Aso, having long regarded with favor, have deter
mined hereafter to couduct my business upon ystem
correctly called the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-31
NEW BOOKS !! NEW ROCKS !

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
just Received and for sale at E LIVERMORE a Co.'S
Whoesi ale and Retail Bookstore, 1874 Main St.
( UTOGRAPHS of Freedom.
IN Tell Tale, by author OF Sunny side
Cornelle ana His Times, by NJ Guzot.
Shakespeare, g
Experience OF Lie, by Author of my Herbert.
WordswOrh's Amer Miscellany OF Knowledg..
NAPOLEON in Exile, by OMeara-a new supply.
JAMES DIFF
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
nRnGS. &c

UIUuDJ UlCl
DLOoD-RoOT, Sulph. Quinine,
ID Turkey Rbubarb, do Morpha,
East India do Opium,
Sweet Spirits Niue, Pink Root,
LieOrice Root, ABise Seed,
do Extract Oil Bergamot,
Rochelle and Seidlifz Oil Lemon
Lobea Pulg. Oil Origanum,
Capsicum do, Saufs,
ayherry do, Tobacco,
TaTtaric Acid, Lily White.
All of superior quality Just received and for sale low
by H. T.. LAZELL Druggist
jan2S daw4wis 20l Main street
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" 4 Z T 3 .,

GEVERAL Machinists on Iron work. At Merrifed S
~ Building, Union street. c. HOVEY Il co.
Jan. 49, 1853 d6
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ONE PRICE- SYSTEN!

This plan for the transaction of business has been ex-
tensivey adopted by large establishments in the large
cities, and the extent of patronage bestowed upon the
most OF them, proves with What favor the system re-
garded by the public The truth is, it is the only
rect plan upon which business is be correctly
done, Upon the Old plan, the mauly or coniding pur-
chaser is liable to pay aud general rule, does pay
mOte at the store than the suspicious and HIG-
CLING customer, whether rich or poor and when the
purchase made without hesitation, is quite often
the cAse not until " beating down process has been
pursued the purchaser has reason TO suspect that
be might Ter ali have bought little cheaper, by lit
tie mere management. Most people are willing 10 pay
fair price for what they purchase, if they only
know just what that is but not many fond of ing
more Than Others for the thing and partly to
aYoil this, it is common TO BEAT DOWN, as it Is
called uti the prce deducted is large that the pur
chaser-wno carrot always possess accurate know
ledge of the real value the article desiredconcludes
it is, ought TO be, cheap enough ami meet this
disposition on Tie part OF purchasers, perfectly
vous That great must be den anded, else little
no profit obtained
would ava my self Of this opportunity to return my
grateful thanks for the liberal patronage long be-
slowed upon me, aud now desire to make il known
to all, far and near, that in my location, purpose
TO use my un st endeayors, with all my increased ia
cites, 10 supply every demand with
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
and all may assured that the prices required will be
tn most reasonable and oderae Of any ia the ely
he inUTia6 rule ,giH be price, and price
only, and under circumstances will there be the Sigh
test variation abatement he price will be affixed
in plain figures upon each garmen, theby enabling the
competent judge and practiced purchaser, well as tie
inexperienced and uniformed TO provide for their
wants al prices lndsputably low. ldese now TO add,
that the public may depend upon entio fidelity in the
position nos assumed, and most respectfully invite all
who may desire any thing kert in compieteiy stocked
CE0thag md FUrEfshiUg Goods Store, to favor me by
calling atmy NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
sign,...............A. =. WARE,
GONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE"
directly opposite II II. CHAMBERLAIN & co.'s new
Store few doors south Of the Exchange.
b. The entire Stock Will be reviewed from time
to time and all Garments Merchandise, that from
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Situation Wanted in q store.

Situation Wanted in Store.
DY Man who has had experience in both Dry and
Low est India Goods business; and engaged the
Dry Goods business. situation this clty would be
preferred, bu good situation in the Country would not
be Objectionable. Win commence March or Aprii lst
1888. Inquire OF FRANKLlN NHIPFIE,
No. II Uai ringion Block
worcester, Jan. &c, 1853. d6.t
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UmToua EHaEr aBre@sssag salooas.

NFESsRs. JANKINs 81 CLOUGH would mos, re-
IHE spectluy inform their Patrons and the pub 'ic
generally, that they bave fitted up Hair Dressing
Saloon, in splendid sty the Jewelry Store of h.
d. Goddard g. Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance
upon all who may favor them with call Returning
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the business in this city,
both separate and together, they trust that this
effSri will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINS,
decl4 dtf +. A. CLOUGH.
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CoIks.
Sp0NGES.

IA thing Sponses, and Carriage Sponges, Just re-
ceive }, and this day opened a pol Main street
janis daw4wis l.. T. LAZELL Druggist.
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MoneY Wantedl

GlX Hundred Dollars wanted upon Real Estate SO
~ curity, worth three times the amount.
Address 5. Ii. ) through the Post Office.
janis daw3wf
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Worcester, January the 28th, 1858.
4 SMART, capable Girl, wants a situation to 10
N Cooking, or House work. Apply at
MIR. THOMAS FORRESTS,
jan29 Dat No. so Souihhridae sheet
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New Piano Forte and Music Room,
No. Z Harrington CornRrI

I H f Subscribers have opened the above Room for
The sale of Lemue Gibert's Patent Action and
BoudOir PIANO FORTES!
Seraphnes and -Eolans Of different kinds including
Carhalps Patent. Sheet Music. Music Eosks and Mn
steal Instruments OF all kinds furnished short notice
Piano Stools, aHd Shirleys Piano and Furniture Polish
U Pianos and seraphines to let; ALSO tuned and re-
paired.
PERSONS wishing to purchase Pianos, are invited 10
call an examine which are OF the latest STYLES
and will be sold or exchanged the most reasonable
terms = PERRY
jen29 diff A. ANgKEWs
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237.

Excelsior Eating House No. 237
THIS neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
Messrs. THAYEE g. GATES,
where they keep constantly hand all varieties of Con
fectioney, Foreign and Domestic Fruits &c, at whole
sale and retail.
Ia connect or with the above, they have fitted
expressly for Ladies' and Gents Refreshments Room.
They also furnish families with the best kinds of Oy-
sters, by the pint, quart, or gallon
Messs. Thayer & Gates hope by their united efforts,
to merit continuance of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been upon them by discriminate
ing public. BENJAMIN THAYER,
OCt2i DIT ID, C., GATES
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GREAT NORTHERN,

q NREAT N0RTHERNEssI IsssssssI1 ssssss-
ssis 4 ;sssss Dsssl 4 as ss
ST. r. TRsR
SUMNER he iinoi. River s.ssn.
oasetng sS tA R sad ss css oa Rs a
Ss MSss soss
aSo "a p SsSYsih J 10 e. X HOURS
NsgYok md fie osii,oad
h hs oosk \ tran irp@ ;, ghesge e % the Es %
oeo%k Connecting a. Aion n III II oeI a. Ss res IRAN
%snae s'osi Staging Eserss
gan Tas. AZ oeiSeE eaga YSs q ibr's,l
hours Qui ker than other Northern route
IN s "a. ch'sG which H. con
penEjrE win .hs Telegraph Day Er0re $50 which arrives
y Night Elsss: Which leaves Buffalo at ar
ExrRsss AND MAILsssss Chicago a. l2adsy) which
eIse @ s WIZ ne TX % shore Trans and arrives a. 4ankrs m
H sSSs saa @ a. e Bs T. s9s Ssfs e Sss
Toledo BY Lake ssOrs Railroad arrive
untz r. s sd % he sSo Lsh,ong EsPss which 1tryes IL
Toledo and nd stiys at asg z time r The Lightning
road aS9s York at sY9 same evening and without change
By Mrhigan Buffalo,
niles dials b Mich Southern Railroad ass miles, in favor OF
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
Connecting at Toledo with Toledo, Norak Cleveland Rarod
Also Bellevue with Mad River Road for Dayton Springfield
Also with Mansfield Road for Columbus and cnc
Also Cleveland With Cleveland Pittsburgh Road, Pitts
a s and erie Road direct to Newyo
Road q Ns~Yof and Western Road 70 BOsoS 1a0n 'sf
A,s A. Buffalo win Horne slsy,.. EaiiIoad . NswYoEk
porlsn tsroughos sas kAsisrn Stats.
rssss s%ss esad 'sSspi 'Ss';
s pASA Phsa SOUTHERN oH
GAN Captain Pfs5sg and EMPIRE srsTE Captain wilson
io Iad eInao with The hnng EAPs, s. Tran
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EoR BALTIMORE, WASHING.

u TON, PfilLAQELPIiIA AND NEW YORK
GGEdT THROUGH LINZ FOR THE EAST f-BALTIAIORE AND
io RAILROAD rom Wheeling Baltimore, connecting with
e Wnssinson Branch Railroad at the Junction, Oaey called h
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia
pleied and the whole road
noei and romantic ionas the
eeIs sd Agen O. tha Company and there road The
United States the
lous agents ol other routes to the
me new and pendid the Union Louisville,
Mad sou and Cincinnati connect with the Wheeling
tickets from thes. places BALTIMORE Washington, Philadelphia
be had Of Wall Widen Boat Agents Fulton Newell
Levee ST. Louis the boats Of tho only
The steam leave The wharf Tor Wheeng
plse ngers and baggage carefully
h Express Mai Tram leaves Wheene quarter
TWO hours h arrives IN Baltimore (SsO mlaH) daylight
morning, full time with
ns making The passage through from Wheeling twenty
haars, including stopPages.
1rHveora will fail
we'll as one Of The most pleasant to the East
baggage checked through without
and
Junction, and Philadelphia, Baltimore without sxra charge
are allowed ample time and opportunity all points obtain
Thongh tickets St. neudng mea s on the boat 10
70 Baltimore (wth the privilege
ne rode ss to Washington $0i Philadelphia s
The Railroad B.ltinoYe
phla or va WashingtoD, 80 So : y -
~ When the boats running Ohio for the season.
% may reach wheeling BY Of Columbus OHIO
s feghs to all points, direct
k~heh nov prepared 70 do immense
a. oy any other route All property carefully handled delivered in
Inqa,re shove, and of JosrpH E. ELDER
No. 40 Commercial st,eet roner Of Pinn.
ausi WM. PARKER, General ut, baltimore.
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the public the ad Of two fast Daily Mail line
New York at ~ and NJ Phladeph 9 and
Philadelphia loE aud pm, Bal uore at
Baltimore a. ands Am and 81 Washington al and IL and
.r.N.a N. mud stS Pm.
Washington 81 aud rM erckshug at ~ aud
Fredericksburg al tish and AM Niehmond ~
Richmond az and Petersburg
Peieraburg ~ Pln. end Weldon al P.Ma
N,ldon II Pm. and P. Ninnngtoa A. ~.
Wilmington nt 10 pm. lChsseson t.l.
schedule perceived that pas,eprers popR
South, leaving New York Mt 5 Philadelphia ItH
Baltimore AZ A iaaeh Charlasion da5h IN
"a view OF Mount Vernon, by daylight.
Passengers arriving ashing Baltimore
A. NJ or " Pm Or can sup have the advantage Of IN
for the purpose, Rcond
Railroad and at Wilmington
wAsbn ngtop in time 10 lodge the night -
lines this will
Of aehing Charleston O. shoest
resting, II be his Journey without
avoiding the risk ol serious delay the
bIea' Of connection at any point.
mnuaes Bngrage Wagons provided the linz,
pasngers baggage conveyed through Phadeip a.
ore Petersburg and
travellers by this
,anee between ew York and Charleston s. C.
ChArlentou south Of Washington
baggage checked Washington and thence Charleston
1ran other point Of destination. !
kB information and through tketsn apply IN New
Yok al Jersey Railroad Liberty
delpha al the Phsdslrhia and Baltimore Railroad Office
the New Castle Frsnehown
Baltimore seuthen Ticket oce adjoining the Washing
STOCKTON FALLS.
iy2s in \. =. kREbs Agent
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Passage from New York Southampton aud BromenFirst Cabin
saloon, 9l20 cabin, saloon, sloo aecond do $780,
All letter. and newspapers pass through the Postodee.
No bills Of fading will the day Of sailing.
An Inexperienced Surgeon Is attached 10 eaeh ship.
For freigtA apply 70
MO[IER SAND & RIERA, 90 South street, New York.
G. A. HEiNGKEN Il CO., Bremen.
MARTiNEAU, CR0SkEY 4 CO., Southampton.
WM IsEIIN Hayre jyqs sm
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE oLD cHultH BzEEs.

Ihear once more those mournful bells
Break on the Sabbath air;
And to my lips cousss back again
The long unuttered prayer.
My heart reverberates with them
To old forgotten chimes;
For with those mournfuI bells are linked
The thoughte of other times
The steepie where, boy, I climbed,
The tombs, the bending yew,
The pulpit and the solemn aisle,
The unforgotten pew;
The NOES npon the sIoping roof,
The porch, the lowiy door,
Are linked with forms whose memorys
They only can restore
Like voices Of the past th6y speak
To uuaccustomed ears,
And bitter thoughts come swelling m
With heart-subduinx tesrs;
And though their tones seem sad 20 NJ.
My bosom-watsher tells
How fnll Of hopes have been the chimes
Ofthose old mournful bsllsg
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WATERING PLACES.
n AXE SHORE PACKET sTrAupn !. !, ,

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER 81 off, h.
~ OEEOLE-Fh1I Arrangement. EsSsse.f -. =.
EAh SPRINGS, BILOXI and .ns.redlste
splendid low steamer kEE Chafes
rIey for THIS trAde with superior viii
fd'nvs - - = =
MONDAYS by a. ~ Cars FRIDAYS ..by A. NJ cara
Wr-DNESDAYSby BY r. NJ Cars lSATURDAYs.hy p NJ Can
o. follows;
Leauss gsS o-sans. Lease, oe,an e,,;sa,
MoNtAYs by "A. A. aa.s TUESDAY ......, A. IL
WEDNESDAYS. by P. NJ car .......at A. Nj
FRiDA Us. A. .eaYs TrRDAY 4 A
50 IuRDA VS.. by p NJ al & r. NJ
~ Freight Railroad week up 70 O'Clock on
Saturdays. tlsI III III = '-f = ' ~ ~
fS The Way Letter Bag the Agent on Mon
urdays at . O'Clock p. ~. s-l5'fl = $3.50 ~
Fare 70 Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian
ynSsI 2s Deck o. Msnisppi City Biloxi and Ocean
sptpes ~ soi chiidysa and ssTv,n,s si 80; DGst 81
so r. oEDDFS, Agent 10 Bank Place.
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CTEAM ADMINISTRATION BE. e,

- TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGoW-Th. .s.sAR!k1Es.as.
Glagow and New York Steamship Company seans
ASOW 400 Robert Craig commander
sail York direct for Glasgow follows
Saturday. 18th julie IL O'clock Saturday. 10th Sep
teinber, at IL oeeek, noon.
1870
FirsI Cabin, midhip state rooms 10
Second CABIN eV
Stewards fee included
limited number Of hrdelass passengers will be taken supplied
with provisions good quality cooked 800 Carries asur
. iSgs am ]. MesYaIoN. 80 broadway.
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w ksgs Aane Union, Brooklyn Pahe Ulster and
saugeraes WhsLsAd FRkECH uNCfoF sale BY
2 iyS ~ 4. DNAGRAvt 90. n MagAsns sssst.
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slRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER

sERIDGEWATER 4 FIRE AND WEATHER
y PROOF PAINT-Depoi No. 10 Camp street.-The pabic
respectfully uoaed that erdgswaier Paint Company have
tho erection the 81 addition ts
heretofore supplying the demand ground
will the future, be enecualy emedsd All oisra
lied ypoa being promptly tiled. .'
intenon Company
other eoors ewae when il will
edaey introduced in this market in convenient sized packages
mixed with lime (nstead oiD
purpos In covering wood and brAAy twentieth line we
sked This experman, has been the NeEth
Gently in th city, and works admirably Fos difseton
depot oa any Of the Sub Aseula.-'
Dry, in barFels. Weighing 400 10 500 lbs, ..i=i
Dry in half barrels, weighing 400 TO 2s0lbs.,
6To1lsl in oil, In kegs of95, 50 and 100 lbs,
For sale by G. Z. B0GERT a co., Camp street..
Agents the OF louisiana AAbama sppi aaI Tsx
And br the city snb-Azunts. =
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SPRIlNG An D SUMNER IA E::sl..1;rlss
~ ARRANGEAlENT,-Ri DSoN,s ~
DAILY EXPRESS ST. LOUIS AND ALToNu and alfer Monday
February g. the above Express will leave daily
rndvt charge Of j +.
ad Bundles Of Goodn bank Notes Specie etc., eonvesd
At ana accounts eseed paid promptly; Goods Produce
slerd,
Fast Frsigb Line 70 Cahyie Springfield aad all points On
the Alton and sangmon beyond
Packages parcels and "a hours
.ae usual way.
-
Olee on the Aiona, and tho Aopa Railroad
iyss JOSEPH u. RITCHERDsoN.
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fnT Tbs s.esp,s is sasre; ~. s.S; s2y, el,m'ed
The pulpit and the solemn aisle,
The nnforgotten pew;
The NOES npon the sloping roof.
fne porch, the lowiy door,
Are linked with forms whose memory
They only can restore
Like voices Of the mast 49, ,rest
To uuaccustomed ears.SY
And bitter tbouahts come .ve,,;,.
With heart -subduinr sssrs: -
And thouQil their tones sssm s.d .o
NV bosem. .vstshsr teils "a sou = -
How fnIl Of homes have b,.. bse,, sha eh;,...
OF those old mouruful hslIs-
-.---.-
NEBRASKA TkaHrroxy.-Tbe stt.rtso,, ~ a..
country 10 at this .onu6nt .styun~Iv d;ys.tsd b,
the new Territory Of n Fssks- fev.4.Ss~s - -
apart ~ the exclusive oecupstioa ~ -
,rants Of the Indian tribes, who opce1.ld :, -
puted sway over the entire VALLEY 81 ths H;s.ss.
sippi. Hhe restless pioneers Of the w. -
iurning fhelr eyes thithWwArd With Rrs13v ~
tent, and are 41ready croudinR the po<,r Hes
rAsa from th9 sbsts reserved i5r them - 80
IEnIhet, and hsetsufnx still more rapfSIlv
e$y q tAeir do6 I'D sxtinetion. AItkouck
n .eee No9ruky nntiI lately Sunsr cnarcc{v
s.sr nesz43a esnysE5a atio1l<nr - fn mint. &
Nin oniy Nv ysasszh h5foes = y settIed. IN
-pite o. tne insele phe cennpy Il, snd s. re-
ceived as another - gpo = National ban
ner: " = aHea1y q "a Is ofxnafzed = 4 :
aan - - 49, rna' NeDf 49,: @ ~ 1 %
~ 49, ~ eau g'ys my aenniss 2 r1Pet64 =
Ta,,;.rs, 1',v asfs FsorAska Gr ne ~
.Sa,n q = - sas.o1:.y Ty caaleo. Il the
sins Snor - - - ~ sns ed
SN'ss 1sa.ss, poSr =, On M ~ ~ ~ tne
ts sr,.'SEy, .n p.aka aeass ana New on sne ws:t
~. nv H,aS ~ - ssins. ~ 49,. 1919 . y
pt:.;.t 11aa .an .ana on ta1 ~ ~ me
- anu 80 .ne nsss ~ t:e ne
sn ni; oa.ne M.'c1 divides II
~ :. ~ - ~ y - ~, Isis
.ne greasL Parl 81 when y surrey unnhaoafed,
s'1ePs s1yng .fioes O. 4n9,ens; y y ne
ooutnI Is.sern section o1 tnis ferr1tof{ when
howpeing sest.eo ~ pioneer en- 49, rom
iowa anu missouri ne ooundaries Of t1e TOR
! ~ntcry are as YET, however, nndenned Col Ben
Ions recently puons9ea map dlherins widely
from tne views Oh Coat IAN penny, the indian
Commissioner, upon the subject
!. Inc policy 70 pursue IN reference to the In
iian tribes VINO inhabit this tract Of country is,
~ ne present time, causing the ADMINISTRATION
no nttie uneasiness. As Il has been st apart
exct9nveiy for the occupancy Of the Indian race,
'he doverlpenf, = seems, cannot with any pro-
priety anofu iss Protecuon TO the whites. who
are setting here In great 1Nmbers- And even
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~ FDWlB X. COLLINS 4 co, SO Wall street. MY.
BROWN, sHPLEY 4 co, Liverpool
Il. g, ROaER1S q co, 10 Kings Anna yaTd, London.
JOHN MUNRUE a CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame vistoires, Paris.
GEO. II. DRASFR 1layre.
Iheo these ships will accountable for Cold sill
xsI Bas Specie, Jewely Precious Stones Meta unless Bills
g dug therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
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FsyHE NEW YORK AND LIVER uz@EF,
4 rOoL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. sSAlslss

The Ships composing ibis line are the the . -. = I4
ATLANTIC, Captain West. fACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCl lc, Captain Luce BALTIC, Captain Comstoek.
ADRIATIC, Captain ---.
Ships have built by contract expressly
reryioe
gnes their
Iengera areu unsqnaled elegance and comfort.
passage NewYoTk Liverpool in hs cabin
elusive size state sso0i second cabin $40 L.
yerpool to Newly ork ESQ and $40.
Al .xpeieuced Surgeon attached to thip.
Nc berth can be secured until paid for.
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NyOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, a.9 n.
II SELMA and all landings Alabama River. via LSks
,ew Bisin, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNEsDAY "a
Regular Alabama Ryefpncket ALABAM staneb
ui passenger ALABAMA, p. Rob viii
her regular in the wEDN ksDAY ocber
Newt)faais Montgomery EVERY ALTERNATE
WEDNESDAY. Shippers rely punctuaty and Tc attention
all business entrusted freight
surpassed AescmnIai aiians apply TO
MCDOWELL JR. 4 BELL ~ Poydras at, Agents.
te On her frst trip she viii leave from poydas wbs %
IHOR MONTGOMERY, WEruMpKA, N= r.
IL SELMA and all landngs Alatana River, via
Basin, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
Regular Alabama Packet GE0RGIA-The
passenger GEORGIA. Captain sinno,
nandng, will her regular trips in She trade
October 30 leaving NewoAns and MONTGOMERY EVERY ALTER
NATE WEDNESDAY Shippers rely punetnaity and
toa all business entrusted to her For freight
hhyng unsurpassed dsiions, apply 10
ss4 I'm oGLESBY A MACAULAY, s. Tchouptouas street.
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tsNo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and r.

fkNO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and ssz :.
OWNERS New Orleans January 10, 1885, iG3h&2SrS
rhe underrigned has th day GENERAL <S
STEAMBOAT AGENCY his aud will oontne hss
eusyely such business In thus presenting himself before his
and public he hts osg experience while in
business with his determination
whole personal the together with his
General acquaintance with shippers that he liberal patron
Igp consideration. Rsierenoef respectfully made
Nassfr, WATERS, CAMDEN 4 CO.. New Orleans.
sTOHE 4 WALW0RTH,
BRIDGE BRO,
WHITE d BUCHANAN, :.
capian GEO W. CABLE, steamer L. ii. kenuett
r.. d. HUNTER, Ambassador.
J. CHILD. 0dico 40 POydraH street. New Otssns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-04

Whittier, in his poehf of :" Moll Pitcher" thus
describes the witches of New England in the
present century
Our witches longer old, 4fsss4r
Aud wrinkied bsdames. Satap-sold
But young and gay, and laughing creatures,
With the hearts sunshine on their features.
Their scrcery-the light which dances
Where the raised lid unveils its glances
Or the low brrathed and gentle tone
Family responding unto ours,
Soft. dreaui-like fsry's moan -
\ 4t Above thu mighty closing flowers,
Sweeter than that which sighed OF yorei s
| Along the charmed Assonian shore.
| SCHOOL MASTER Bill Tompkins, what is
widow'n
Bill-s A widder is married woman that
hasn't got no husband, cause he's dead.
Master Very well, what is widower'
Bill" widderer is a man that runs arter
widders.'
Master-a Well, Bill, that's not exactly ac-
cordng to johnson, hut it will do -