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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

u. :. HIP PORTSMOUTH, CALLAo Aug ., 1854.
zsral o. Speed wiM the Dida-7r, Porismo, and Saint
Marys ORDERED to The Sanduich lsaads dc.
lam happy to be- able to icform your uuuerc7s read
ers that arrived This port the goth Of JAY,
thirty two GAYS from Acapulco The English corvette
Dido LEFT Acapulco with or coming out Of tito hsr
bcr tho wind favored tie lido and che passed abe vi
OF us and Kept until she got shout three miles ahead
We sssu gave our noble ship al the oanras including
etsrboerd studdingssis AND in less than ppe hour
passed the lido and gave coum 4neer Emo chance
10 iecs ~ our handsome stern lie onditg TO
try 70 keep up with this shf hauled his Wind and stood
on bis courte for Psasms
an sorry to s.- tsst Death has again visited this
Chip, and taken two more froU number-namety,
allen Yerks. laDdimsn, native OF New York state,
I've shipped him at Lshaiua lsst summer) who died on
Che Lat Of July; also William II Mckay, corporal OF
The Marine guard sho osd tbs 2lst Of July Hc
native OF Ne~ York city, whore his parents reside.
Tsey buried at sea- with all the honors one their
tnpk.
On arrival bore found the frgats St. Lawrence
Commodore Deanye Tag ahip, waiting for Ms. Tho st.
Mays SAILED the day before arrival, for Honolulu
we have been doomed to disappointment for instead Of
Eolrs home, as expected hsvs boon ordered TO
proceed to Honolulu and join the saint asrys, and
sn there. 70 oot out for american interests unti the
tecatur Der way out arrives there TO relieve us
which probably will b. much than December.
We are new busy engaged In taking IN stores and eviog
fhe Grew liberty which win occupy until about tho
middle Of tbs month and then We shall proceed TO the
Islands
The health Of Callso and Liza has improved very
much curing the last two n,hs. Business is very
Brisk largo amount Of shipping being in port besides
ehout cosen vessels Of wax such American French
Eneiih, Dutch, Chiiian, and Peruvian. hardly day
pAssee with out less powder being barncd by
Ahe wsy Of ssutina Ministers and consus.
The American Consul visited feg days ago and
me was honored with salute OF nine gus. IL Is OK
psotd that the Eon, Mr. Clay chr Minister VIII honor
us with visit before lsase
An English bark (nsrne forgoten) wrecked the
Ban LORENZO Island, In this bay short time since and
~ total wreck.
There between thirty and forty American vessels in
pQrt, besides American etearer which arrived here
atew days ago. fun of passengers from San Francisco
The e. Lawrence sailed for this port tho Sd inst
tcr Paya Aarsc number Of ships Of ell nations d.
Gained here for the want OF seamon They are very
<casce, and ~sgss range from $50 to as Per month
Dmoers and crew all well.
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VERY LATE FROM AUsTRAL.A.

IhePsDams Herald OF August q hes the following
TO Hr Thorre o. Liverpool, are Indebted Tor the
following information, taken from the Mstbcurne Argus
OF the Sd Of Jyiy:--
FIR csarIss &c ham, the Governor, had arrived 1t
heiocnrre and given great f6tfffactior. Hs had IN
spfcted the shasf 1t keiborrre ind An esed to the
chhnbe Of Con nercos ctr ng feeling in favor OF i'm
proving is
The ship Eagle SAILED for Liverpool ON The Soh Of June
With the following carxol6& ptss ners 80 eco
gcld dust "a a soyt-egus 200 bt.s four l8i bales
WOOL 70 togsho ads run 70 PACKAGES in AZ easss tai
low 47s haes sugnr cases castor OIL bales senna
cas.a cocoenut oil So casrsJArd AZ packages sucdes
uAaaE REroEr Flour f35; wheat It's bran b.
GunNsdsr for blasting scarce; soft goods declining;
blankets below cost dome .cs Damoal at 10 per ceut
COST imber steady tea Grtn 60 IA for nmon
Gorge Beer, fi3 si2 PER hhd. Byass Co IS, lis a
l3s Cd pee Cog American aoYr, 65s CALICO, Hs1al,
Ses . 7os.; Valparaiso. f3 Is fsSs, yellow maizo
l2s cd Bailey, IS. Rice, hls. none; dusty q &c.
spiritsMe-teps brandy, 49,. Hennessey. iIs Cd; tn
case, 9os aes- Run, ". {, es. Sd. . IL Cd Old
Tom, ts Cd Is I'd per dos d. p, s2s. . S5s
WHISKY. SIS Cd. q "a; Scotch, wanted Ocneva ia
14r. PER case OF galons. Sugar-Losf rpgiish, Cd
sisd. ls'etLa6es, 1fo Counters. Gi2, duchess, 1l5
American Canvas, Is 81 Is. I'D aud scarce Lumber
lumber, Ell $40 per NJ Tobacco, Barrett's Is Sd.
cavendish, Iod, Aoneydew, In IA ID. bo1os, ls. Cd
Gold Receipts. 1363-os. lS54-nz
April. .........1Te,4 2v 1880.
gaJ................. ..ito,ela $50 nle
June. l22ee5 l2S07S
Total. .......... Acc, eA 451 sos
400 e34
Increase second quarter. 1864 .......... 1850
Addition 70 population this week Sl2 ard in She ye1r
ao,e26 BY innigra;D a.
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Disasters.
SHIP nEvoysnRH Is stated in Boston paper to be re-
ported lost on the coast Of Italy, and that Capt Maei
had returned home.
sMp GRAvxA, Sprngue from Foo. chow foo was ashore
IN u river Mimi close TO where the Oriental lost
but was assisted of with little damage and sailed for
has been Imported for NYork about the 2oth
June with cargo Of teas.
BnIc OTTOMAN Lexss at Baenes Ayres, of ard from
condemned previous to July 20.
scna AIxATA, (of Barnstahe,) Baker, which arrived
at Newport etn In distress, was from Bsrnstsbs for
lear Block lslsod, hen both masts went BY the deck
most Of the sails saved. she has gone into the inner
harbor FOR repairs
Tebton with iron sunk 1t her anchors the 10th
owipg TO defect to her centreboard. She will b.
raised without much difficulty.
scHa q SAMSON Rogers, from Georgetown, SO, for
Bath, whom three miles east Of Thachsrs Island 9th
Instant shifted deck lead started plank shear sprung
kah, 6ed with water and sunk 10 ten minutes. Crew
taken on and carried into Gloucester by schI Emma Pn
die.
sgymE GALES were experienced ON the NE coast OF
Newfoundland from the goth to the 25th ult Several
American fishermen dismasted and driven ashore
one IL reported to have oundered and all on board Pc
risfed
Fer loss Of schr Nile, Of Kennsbunk, arrivals At
this port See also correspondents and steamers
Notice 60 Mariners.
The ehthoat Brandy wine. stationed Oh Minots lie sge
dapeedfrom her moorns 10th inst and taken into
doubtless - speedily supplied y the proper authorizes
srocxAps or rHx wnna SRA.
Ah6HANGK1, iug 10, 1854
SR-I have row to advise you that the ports Of the
White have been declared In STATE Of blockade from
the 18th inst and that fifteen days allowed to shps
for leaving the said ports
Signed BY tho Agent to Lioyds.
TO Captain & N Aalsted, R N, Secretary, Moyd's.
spoken.
ship Windsor Castle, from Mobile for Rocheport
france. Aug ~, of Tortugas. with yellow fever on
boerd two of the crew had oied and six were sick
Ship Pbenix from New Bedford for Calico mot Calcut
ta). aug ., lat IL s, Ion 81 Is
ship Parlisn emit Putnam from Boston 9th inat) for
Liverpool. 9th inst, Cape sable NE 40 miles,
Bark Roman, Flanders from Boston (Juy 25) for Bue-
nos Ayres Aug u.s. lat, no 10y the Admiral Blake, At
| Sippican
Brig Francis Beck Burns from Providence for Pictou,
Aug 20, In Cut Of Csnso.
schr Two sisters from Boston for Wilmington NC 9Th
inst Nantucket Sboal Sw miles,
Foreign Ports.
BurSos AYREs--In port July 20 bark VIM Schroeder,
from Sal m May mot 22).
ClrxrrEoos-7d Arg 2sha,t Indians watts NYo-k.
CAuAo-ln port Aug II ships Harriet, 0tis; Ciarsn.
dfn Cook; Tnoison, CApp, and MAnis, Devsns, w.9
rs srsVs Eas HAyos, aeduAps lsAkang badly and w
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iieraYa Marine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

PORT EMERSON, Aug s-Arr schrs Farmer, Norton
nlDaDy; 9th, Ohio. ierriii New Yor, sloops Remark
nqrau 90 Observer, Hudson, do; 1lth ssnr George n
Smith, Nichols, Fast Green wich
slo sub 'chrs sea Witch, Hs~kins Bridgeport; Mon.
bany: s Jayne, Randall bridgeport; Factor Morton
New Yost; Farmer, L hommedien, Smthtown Gazslle,
Bernard New Yorb schrs Farmer Norton wich lltb
J Dun, ee, PuDoerson NYork.
n scbr Stronger OF West Troy and the sloop Lydia
Knisen Of PieImont, ashore Old Field Point
Boz are considerably damaged and the schooner will
probably prove . total loss
PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL PM M steamer On.
prey Ames Boston, schrs Norris Chester, Corson, and
Gen ClDch Baker, do.
CID steamer delaware, Fand, NYork, barks Warren
Fisher, Cole Antigua; Chiffon, Pennei, Havana briggs
Gamma Pierre and Ornoco, johnson, Boston, schr Nor
ris Chester, Corson, Boston.
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NEW GRANADA.

InoeREss OF THE REvoLurIoH-LANDISe or MUS.
BETs-H0vsaEN rs AND ACTfo. or MeLo.
The tsrnssl Courier of september has the folIog.
Eng summary OF aifs Ia New Granads- learn that
81 Ca'bseepa oatbceos hrs oeen constantly expected
Governor 10 f-vo Of Meo Bit the citizens having kept
copsfaUs vigilance, to 2e extent night patrol
N which have served the most respectable OF tho real
S5eots-bofk patve aud foresn-and nothing h.d been
nifegpsed pbeD the last steamer left.
Ace weeks since, large quantity OF muskots or.
Gsres by Gov Nieto ed Carthageua ostooely for
Gle Provinces Sbe ooes not need them aud thoy arc
NeTefore pre- hsy for The inrurgeuts But Few of them
ned been o " sn The spo.rent Int ntion OF thor
yurcstc pse efscouetcs - the w.re ps osd
y O. s,rs, w,su tts list British stesmsr from
~ Aacsss seaStcd csTtn~g- 10. fcg tha alst aGs N
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TelegraphAc Marin. Report.
BOSTON, Sept I2-Arr barks 10, Fayal; Mary vose
EessiDa; brig t Andrew, Matapzas
lso arr ew steamer Adelaide, from New York. The
A viii rnn between Boston and st John, NIB.
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DEFEAT or THE GoyaRNMEST IRoofS-A GRAM

BALL--AMEaIcAN SHIPPING.
The news from Peru Is without detail but the tenor Of
H. NC learn by private edyiccs is very favorable to
the government its troops having been badly defeated
Arscu.ho, By the forces OF Castillo This latter
General lad sent TO the a6es OF L1s pee
pare for grand ben, which be would give at tue paece
OF the President Of which he would s possession be
fore certain day specified, and not far distant One OF
Echeniques most prominert Cocnels bad been defeated
in tie battle aforementioned
Several american vessels are reported as ut CaIlao
touSd for The Chipchas for gnano
We learn that the night Of the 14 ultimo sailor
belonging to the Urited states Of II Lawrence
murdered on eborc at Paita Considerable excite
ment prevailed account OF the murder and Comn,o
dore pnlny actively engaged in enieaycrns to find
out The perpetrators.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
Over One Million of Gold Dust.
News from New Granada, Peru
and Chile.
american Expedition to the Sandwich Islands,


he Steamship Empire CITY. Capt Vim aatLbars
nins dsys and trenty hours from Aspln wall, with
s<cssc1e and maiu arrived yesterday morning. she
crtes the passengers from the mAhp Oregon whih
ictt tan Francisco August le IBIS briggs o., esq,
7so Ca II treasure, and two hu adred passengers.
Among the passengers Gov Wood ana daughter OF
Ohio D. whitwore, Of Dispatches from Peru
Mr. Green, lats Change aAfaiess At Boses; sad Gen.
cocbnus late ymanic hnStee 1t Frankfort, who has
made Che voyage from Hong Kong New York "a sixty
ssven days lie Is tour OF pleasure around tho
pfcbe.
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TeleGraplalc Marin

Steamship Falcon, Havana; ship Bavaria, Havre.
Wind during the day from SW, and light.
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BALTMORE-Arr Sept II ship AndalusIa, Hall, Csli.o
vis Hampton Roads; schrs Gen Scott Staples Jackscn-
ylls; abby Lodslsy, Chase, Boston; 9 Watsrbary.
ship and two sohrs. Cleared ship Hindoo, (Brsm, D
Klochgeter Amsterdam; schrs Alice BAudei Pstes-
Hyde, Emery Bostsn; sarah Fisher, Fsher Derby ct;
Benny James, Aldrieh warehs@, Mass; Trade Wind.
Jane Fen, Trenton Smith, Miner Troy and Hudson-
NEW ORR EANs--Arr sept ships wurtsmberr W.T.
per, Havre 18th July; Nonpsren Dunn Liverpool is.h
ships Eelios ana Richmond.
NORFOLK-Cld Sept Q schrs Ashland, Burch, NYork.
LAURA Jane, Wixon, Boston.
NEwAkK-sld Sept II scbr Lydia Brooks, Combes,
Belfast, Me- 't
f0hTsh0UTn-Arrs Sept brig TorcerIo, Geyer, Phla
delphia. -
kiCHM0ND-Arr Sept 10 schrs Chss Brown McEesr
and John White, Wocdhouse, NYork. Sid sc,r
sarao hDge, Montgomery, do Allen, Rhoies
v sAlMHm :, seps schn Boar. Loci, and Adaalas,
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Increase on second quarter. 1854 .......... 1850
Addition 70 population this week Si2 ard in Che ye.r
1865 BY immigra
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No other vessels were injured that we could hear or
The CRY dock having been driven across tae river
new jswme3 IN ageinst the bark Flight Tclfar's
wharf The bark has Lost her migen torrnast and
tanned o her injury.
INJURY 10 THE RICE AND SEA ISL AND COTTON CROPS.
Later accounts induced to believe that q very
mall PORTION OF the rice crops may be saved in da
nsesd condition All the rice that cut and stschsd
on the Geld las been and this BY far the greater
part Of the crop in this State snd portion Of South Ca
rolina. The lite that had not been cut, above the
fss enough Fs @ an
that IN . dsnaged condition The destruction 10 the
vicinity Of Mr. james Pctsers plantation ten miles
nbo,e the city, it hoped IL not great though can
rot but be serious. Nothing however, has been heard
from that qusrer The harvesting does not begin go
the Ios has not been great that State 10 Georgia
The crop 10 the two states roughly estimated at four
TO Ave millions, swothirds ard pro badly three ourths
PLANTER. puts dor n bis loss at $50 600.
Nothing has been heard from the sta Island Cotton
violence Of the gale and the usual uSurisnce Of Tho
Weed II s relieved that the cotton has bean torn and
whipped out TO deporsole extent Tho loss from this
soutce will also be very heavy.
HUTCHrNs0F's ISLAND.
ne Whole Of this Island, opposite the city except
rev 11s the Ts. was S
horses and escaped by aeeins to such elevated
Ageat deal .of lumber and chip timber was warhed
from. the island end lost. 81
Four negroes bel nrs to Jude Aoss S o. 81 s0a ass
island three Of them assembled tree and have not since
b. en- hes from: the other one got upcu PLANK sud
succeeded in gaining Col. Green's stsam mills, from
whence he reached the city In safety.
LIGHrHousEs GosE-sHIPriNg At IT., I "a s.. -.
Oily he roof Of the lighthouse on rig nnu, near the
city VAS carried away.
4 plot who came up the river on saturday morning
The outer lighthouse on Tyoee tand at the mouth
AZ tbe riyer vas blown down also that the bark
Douglas Tor val araiso and the bark Ernest Pisro for
~, rrou,h TEns \ both bound out with lumber went
ssbs - an N Re beach, With al ther spsrs gone.
Tie Hrisish vr.reis Ellen sce Lsty wsmoreana, u
s.r a. TySes ~th easces q iron fr tss 0psks road
20 ant Tie stsrD h safety. .
Sesiisg has bssa haAsd tson ths shipping ss:aas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-22

A NI51RsSA CRYSTAL FALACE.-FOR
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDJ STRY OF ALL
NATIONS open every day and evening, Except sun
day. from a. NJ, TIL 10 ?. N. TWENTY-FIVE CTS.
ADMITTANCE will be the price hereafter all occasions.
There will be Free Admissions with the exception of
Exhibitors and the Press, and no Season Tickets will be
sold.
The Crystal Palace has undergone the extensive
alterations and improvements, and is rapidly filling up
with elegant and interesting specimens Of handicr IRON
every quarter of the world.
The MACHINERY DEPARTMENT is very complete.
Quite large number of additional and curious machines,
however, are in preparation, and will find place, in few
weeks, in the Exhibition.
The PICTURE GALLERY is already the most CONF
prehensiYe and valuable collection in the Western Hens
The SCULPTURE contributions enbody over 800 pieces
of marblemost Of them rare, many of them originals,
and all Of exquisite workmanship Many choice statues
besides, route from Europe.
The Association has completed ARRANGEMENTS for the
purchase Of collection Of MODELS OF ANTIQUE
ETATUARY, Of great celebrity
A section OF the great CALIFORNIA CEDAR TREE,
which, in its native forest stood three hundred feet high
measuring ninety two feet in circumference and is es
mated the most demonsratye internal evidence,
be full thousand years old has been deposited in the
Crystal Palace, by its patriotic proprietor
Altogether the Crystal Palace incoses, at this moment
articles of novel; useful and instructive character
than can be examined in several days with proper discri
nation, and ncessant augmentatons may be confidently
relied upon.
An efficient orchestra of music will be in attendance at
the Crystal Palace morning. afternoon and evening
The Association offers prize Of gold medal, costing
thousand dollars or its equivalent In cash. II Preferred
for the most useful and valuable invention discovery
which shall have been patented or entered in the United
States Patent Office during the year closing the first day
Of December next, provided only that the SAID invention
or discovery by specimen, model product, shall have
meantime been exhibited in the Crystal Palace.
Second-A Gold Medal costing one thousand dollars
its equivalent in cash. the Artist whose work. having
been exhibited in the Crystal Palace during the three
months closing on the LIST day Of December next shall be
deemed most worthy Of such testimonial.
Third Five Medals, costing hundred dollars each,
or their equivalent cash. if preferred, to the five Inyen-
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RICHMOND Sc TROWBRIDGE,
have overlooked its novelties fresh fabrics de-
signs and ready, with their TALENT ski and
terprs together with rich Materials captivating styles
and unrivaled workmanship.
d r. e S S co rs. EFT O.,
The climax If art and invention; VESTS the most beau
tful styles Veyes Satns Silks and Cloth with the
richest emo ilery in every possible varety TROUSERS
in tho extensive description of pattern, COLOR and
shade, perfect fit Tor sale and comfortable to the
Eearer, in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot-
ell and it is beyond any possible question: the dis
tnguished depot for
Shirts, HandlSePchicfs,C OIIars.Necl1 Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description, of the finest
flcture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for ueatness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND Il TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No. 265 Matn
Main St., Worcester Mass.
March l. 1854 DIFF
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oRoEs FER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Tanufsctures, TT des, and Professions

The following List Representing two houses n
inch branch of trade is submitted 10 the citizens o
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons in want Of he products
Of Woe Work Shops, or The Merchandise Of Wor
caster Stores in any of the branches here enumerated
will be able srpply themselves at short notice an
upon reasonable terms can be met with in Bosto
or elsewhere.
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THE WORCESTER Spy.
Printed and Published by JONI MILToN EARLE, &
THomAs DRrw at No 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass


BAuY PApER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; rs for three monhs 10 cents per week. single
comics two cents each. Hhen paid strictly in Advance,
deduction of 81 year viii he made and proportionGe
reduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars years 81 for six
months and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance, 81 10 cts year; single copies cents each
II The postage the daily by mail 10 any part of
Massachusetts, 10 cts quarter to other States, SO
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 year; in
ether States, "a cts year.
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ri FOR SALE THE subscriber being s.2ss
sa DESTROYS of leaving this State offers his s'fSS
.G@Ltire REAL ESTATE, very low prices, -A-=-
unfinished on Laurel street, one do on Grafton street; 20
House lots Laurel Hill; do, Grafton street; IA
acres of Land, the Holden road; 1SS Of Land
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 diff A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
- A GENTEEL ESTATE FOR SALE
:E Situated Elm St. containing about 10000 square
sssAaieet of Land, with variety of Fruit Trees,
thorough built House, furnished with Gas, Furnace and
Bathing apartments and is in all respects desirable sit
uation Will be sold at bargain if applied for soon.
Apply to CARY * FIELD.
my5 de)dtf
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1lrol CstQte.

" OTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully tender
LS his services as
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
to any person having property for aleor exchange either
the city or adjoining towns and would solicit the
lion Of Purchasers and invite them call at 236 Main St.
where he will be happy meet them and convey them to
different parts of the city, and show them his assortment
Of NEW HOU ES,
part of which he will sell Low for Cash, if applied for
goen, and others on long credit.
Also, for sale two LARGE BARNS, suitable to remove.
Also Building Lots for sale usuaand several good
bargains on
FARMS,
Immediately look ed at. Delays are dangerous.
ny5 DIFF LARKIN SMITH.
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DIR. j. MI. HARMON.

Office % Hatrd Street, LoDeU, Mass.
A CARD.-DR. HARMON begs leave in this man
IN to inform the public that he has no connection
whatever with any irregular advertising physla in
this city, neither has he any sympathy with the well
known odus 0peradi of those Of certain notmy, who
make it their first object to fitch exhorbitant fee from
their unfortunate victims, without doing them the least
good.
Dr. Harmons mode of practice does not differ materially
from that approved of and adopted by the eminent Hos
pial practitioners of Europe and of COURSE he is not un
willing that it should the scrutiny only of the
public generally, but also of all scientific medical gen.
nemen.
70 FEMALES, exclusively. Ths French Female.
Monthly Regulating Pills and Female Restorative can be
obtained by applying either personally or by letter. at No
y Hurd Street, Lowell
Lowell March 2S 1854 diff
MONUMENTS AND GRAVESTONEs,
1fE on hand and Manufactured to order with neatness
and despatch.
Also, CHIMNEY PIECES, from the best of italian
Marble Manufactured to order by experienced workmen
SHELVES BRACKETS, Counter Tops, Cabinet Work,
&C., Manufactured TO order
Also, SoAPSr0NE worked in its various branches to
order.
An kinds of work in the above line done with prompt
ness and warranted to give satisfaction Work delivered
to the aJoining town, free Of expense.
Worcester Marble Works,
Near American Temperance House, Main St. Worcester
apls daw3ma Q. II, FLAGG 4 co.
GRASS SEED.-BASsETT Il BAYLIEs, have
w now in Store, all kinds of
GRASS SEED,
Of selected quality. Also, general assortment OF
Produce, together with variety of GROCERIES, which
they offer low. Please call and examine before purchas.
ing elsewhere
Worcester, May o. 1851. dtf
TNVHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
@ OOK S t OV e S,
which, by the way, little the incest Stove in the
Market again be supplied as have received fur
ther supply Of those Stoves admirably arranged for
wood aud coal. J. L. L0RING,
apl1 diff 10 Main st.
SlGN AND FANCY PAINTlNGs-The
- subscriber DESTROYS Of giving particular atten.
ton to the above named business has removed to Har
rington Corner Room No up snirs, where he will
await all orders iae DIFF rExrER RICE.
DERSONS WHITING PIANO FORTES
II OR MEL0DE0NS--Wll do well to call at b. s.
HASoN'S New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street. and see what they do there before purchasing
elsewhere. distf je1s