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s.s.se - NEW
90 LIVERY STABLE b
The subscribers for the bitter accommodation Of the
numerous customers, have taken Lease If the
AMERICAN house STARIE
In aldOn to the one occupied by them On Front
Street, for the purposes of Livery Stable and viii he
happy furnish the best of Horses and Carriage for hire
Hacks and Coaches furnished for Funerals Weddings
and Pleasure Parties Boarding transient Horses mi
mp at either of the above Stables reasonable rates
WITT Il PRATT.
-'.'.'-'. w. 'H'' dpwtf
MnA BUSHELS HERDS q .A~S
= " ~ " SEED, Northern and Western Clover
Seed an Northern aud Southern Red Ton Sect for sale
-, ,o- LEE SPRAGUE CO.
Aprh ~, 1856. diff
e. o l.! COAL! Goa
just received, a cargo each RED ASH and LEHIGH
prepared 'iA
Q O A L
Which am selling al reduced prices.
g. Z. MANN
apl9 dtt At CITY Coal Yard
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AN INVALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN Made through the Instinct Of


AN INVALUABLE DISCOVERY {!
IN Made through the Instinct Of
THE HORSE.
DIR. J. II. WEBER has discovered the valley of the
Mississippi through the instinct of horses afflicted with
tile Hees, the most valuable remedy for thecure Of Con
SUMPTION bronchitis inflammation of the Throat aud Lungs
Hen orrhage OF the Lungs, Asthma, Group Coughs,
eases of the Liver and Kidneys &c. that has been
employed in the treatment ofhose fiji ;uties He first
employed it in the treatment Of his case, as
natter of experiment 1t restored him perfect health
after all other remedies had failed to benefit him, he
was pronounced in Consumption, and considered in
durable. Since his recovery he has prescribed
Hundred pounds Of it to his parents the above decr
ed difficulties, ith unparalleled This REM
edy is prepared for Inh aation, aud in Syrup.
Price of The lnhang Powder and Inhaler 81 each
Syrup s. so per bottle circular containing correct
account OF the discovery and the OF this remedy
Willie sent.o any person in the United States foi one
PostOice stamp Off c. 20 Was ingon, corne Of Bed
ford steets, Boston, Mass. ". B. Consultation free.
GCERTIFICArg.l
Having used DR. Webor's new discovery in my prac
tee, believe to he safe and valuable remedy for all
Throat aid Lung difficulties. II. P. kEMCK, NJ. D.,
mchl dly Charleatown Mass.
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LARKlN SMITH,
E ST ATE BROKER

- ~ - 1t - IA n Il
Office 236 Main Street
is row prepared to offer at GRE At BARGAINS. a pood
variety new IL uses IN The city, in almost any ERECTION
or ft lance from the CITY Ill that may be desired and
Tor CREDIT that aunot TAIL t. suit ~1N
He VIII sella few low for cash. or he will give
cred on some of them from eft en- TO twenty wear ~
desired d =, also, BCtLDIN4 LOTS IN THE CITY and
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY, as usual '"N
he public aye respectfully invited to call and examine
an We VIII be happy to wait upon them and SHOW our
"' uu mch21
fNoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Tbe srb-
- scribsis have this day formed copartpersbin for
the parpose Of carrying the manufacture and sale Of
VIM vey's Patent Straw Gutter and other lgbt ASr;
cultural Imp eniehfs. under the name md firm of frE
DRYDEN The Old stand Of VIM. Hovey h o. xest
wing OF Merr'heldS Buildings the Boston 4 Wor
cester Railroad Depot where may be found AZ All times
lu supply OF superior Machines for sale at the lowest
cash prices. '
N B. Having purchased Of NJ H. n. Beach of obi
ego the exclusive right Of tn. manufacture and sa; ~
MS Pat7nt Eagle Fan Mills for the states of Massachn
s'ts, hhoie lsland and Connecticut We wi hay. Ar ali
times ioh supply OF the same, MANUFACTURED of the nest
mat ri is, at 1wtr prices than any 9th FANS OF eonai
tls ana capact Tne best can be given with
regard 10 these fans from the most extensive AR cunrai
Implement dealers aud Farmers Throughout the sinh
and West. "
Also Old Machines repaired at sort notice. in neat
anu SUBSTANTIAL amer. GEORGE RICE,
Worcester, April IS, 1855
=, n, b. Tte busines' Of ne late firm of VIM Hovey l.
20 VIII De settled by Geo. Rice ap39 dawSf
WAR LES NJ. DUPUY * Co. LAND
- AGENTS, rner Of Michigan Avenue and south
Water Streets, CHICAGO ILLINOIS. N
e lde sir ned will trans general Real Es,o,o
business in ILLINOIS, IOWA, and A ining states
particular tteptiou viv n to the purca aud sale ~
Fa'nIS, UaiaDroUed Lands and Toton Lofs
Extensive Local connections and uh.t mc lila. a,a
urme equang thos ofany Western louise or locating
warrants, examining lands furnishing map, and dgscr,
tons, pay mat OF taxes, &c. =
ownrs Of western lands residing at the east viii aud
ket. ~ i' 'i''o nar'
properly offered for sale wi for small sum be entered
in our Catalogue and circul ted gratis througbont he
country. s"N' 'ue
Capt'isis will find favorable opportunities for invest
ing IN ~ Idly improving western property.
The best OF references given.
CHARLES NJ DUPUY,
Late Land Agent OF the Ilinois Central r r. Co.
DAVID s. OGDEN,
mch17 d9m Lair NJ New 3orh
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PATENT AGENCY
FOR The
United States, Great Britain. Franc,

PATENT AGENCY
-FoRTHE-
United States, Great Britain. France,
AM other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTsaAN wen acquainted with the Patent Laws, has
been for SINE years vey successful in obtaining Pa
tents
He continues 70 make Models, and to epare specia
cations TswnRs and all necessary papers and 70 pro
cure Patents in the Uni ed states va European cuun
rea Foreign business conhded only to trusty and
sponsibe sgelts.
An business connded 70 me will be promptly attended
10 al e towes rdtes Casually rs per cent lower than
the same wsnh lie done BY others in the profession
Having connections with one Of the pest ARelta Al
Washington, and making frequent rips there, am ena
bled Keep thoroughly posted In all ters relating 70
Patents and Inventions, thus aordng the best facn
tes for preliminary examinations and sdvising Ioven.
tors IN re- securing Patent their Invef tons
Invcnlurs will hnd II tbsir aivantage to put their in
ven.ons into substantial f. Model SOON as prac-
tcabs this frequently secures Patent in Of ques
lion Of priority inventory and insult reliable
ersan Acquainted with the Patent Laws proceedings
n the Patent Once. a. 70 securing their rights.
An communications strictly con6de tial Advice to
mode Of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
tons made, comparing Inventions with those already pa
h nted, for the same purpose, or nvovu the
same principles, and afvce given az 10 the probability Of
obtaining patent In some cases saving from hfy 70 one
hundred dollars 20 the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
10 order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted 10
the acquisitions Of The Patent ONCE
Deeds Of assignments recorded az Washington. Copies
Of DraSingu epechcahons and other papers In the PA-
tent Udoe obtained. eopy Of the claims Of any inyen
ton furnished for 10 cent.
Tue Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Cases, and other
pstt Nat o. All the Patents record At Washington,
be seen At my ofice, tree Of charge
For further lnformatfon. inquire NJ
JAMES g. ARNOLD.
krT0RNKf AED SOLICITOR on PATENTS,
Wofotster, Mass
apl7l Once over RO7 Main strret lisyi,
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&sx) JUST RECEIVED, TER SHIP JOHN
tfE Eliot lhayer, a large invoice OF
NJ While Iron SIOne CrOckery Ware
and now npcuing by j. H. hood, 232 Main Size [ ua.t
ages o 70 1T Ware, Dinner aud TIA Ware, Plates &e
which will he Tered az VII esas AMI retail at prie,s ~
low as can BIZ bought In Boston 0r elsewhere
80 l would nlso say, that my FURNITTRE Wsra
W rooms are wtll led, with both new aud ssconS
W. hand Furniture, and House Furnishing q !, 'ds sn
orally which am selling very low for cash, or an
proved credit -' ." up
Being engaged II tn manufacture Of Mat,rese.
Bedtteads Fables, &c. can furni ~ m n ,bs Ir,
owe' prices than can he bought elsewhere in the emo
am also agent or the sale Of HowRis p,TssT ~,
srRISG BID cotton The bsst article w In use. 1hn.o
S's ng @ my os IN y Inc u aie viii do well 20
Rtmymb,r lac plase, Sal yia aiu s sen cheap
Worct ster Mass. dsy,s '"''e Dn'k,
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Books, M6.

IRvING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
DUYKINcKs CYCLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
coLroN's PRIVATE coRREsPoNDENoEo OF HENRY
CLAY.
By an arrangement recently perfected with F. Parker,
of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith 20, have the satisfaction
announcing the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
they are now authorized receive and fill out subscrp
lions for either, all these work. Persons wishing
TO examine are informed that copies Of the books await
their Inspection at the Bookstore Of the subscribers
The subscription as follows, Cash on delivery
being a distinction strictly observed
Irvings Life Of Washington, vols, $500 per VOL
(he Ist and End already issued the Bird shortly forth
coming)
Cyclopedia American Literature, volumes, 7,oo
4 Al-aadu iasrad
Colton's Private Correspondents neiny oiay. S-,~
(A.ready issued)
JOHN KEITH & C0..-239 Main-st.
Worcester. Januray Is. 1856. DIFF
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I'D F. HIBBA RD'S CELEBRATED WILD
IA, CHERRY RITFERS

AEC ECKRON'S CELEBR ATED
~ LINN r. MI,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST!
have beneficial effect 1t is justly acknowledged to be-
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
the known world, and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine. Unlike many other popular medi-
cnes Of the day, it is recommended by many promin.
mmhers Of the Medical FACULTY thei preiu ices having
yielded to the many indputahe emonst ations of
it he's performed, where other remedies have failed.
Hundreds of Certificates might be giUen,
showing the superiority Of this medicine all other
ternsl applications. but is all that is
qnh ed to cOnvin the most skeptcsl Of its
Prepared by T. 5. h J. E. SELDEN. Haidam, c., and
sold throughout the United Sta les and Canadas.
General Agents-BURR & FOSTER, No l Cornhill.
Boston.
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN Il CO, ZIG
Main street div
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TO THE PUBLIC.
"a l.. ID. GODDARD,
C9y<hRN Grateful for past f'vors, would respect
Eg- - ful inform bis friends and the pubic,
sAEp IL that h. Il Il continues his business at
k$&A4EAEk UNION BLOCK Ne. 1875 Main
street, Worcester, and has just i'm
shed eftiirg his shop in and elegant style, and
has also added many NEW GOODS to his previous large
stock Of
WATCHES,
JeweIry, Silver " are, raDcV Goods, &C.
which, altogeh makes it desirable and place to
secure first rate article, az at very low prices.
Among the Watches, are-F Anans son, David
TaS Tor, JOSH johnson, X. Be, sey jules Jurgrnsen
Jas. Nard n, Ed. Favre Bran t Montanin T. las Il
Co Chas. Fradshum and many others OF differ
uiaces all of which have been Sci cited wi great
LOWER PRICE Els IhdH
The pubic respec fully invited to call and examine
for III mseves.
q Fine Watch Repairing and Engraving, Iy ex-
pert worKmen.
CLOCKS.
French and American Clocks of every variety at very
ow prices dec '&wly mdh
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VARNISH.
barrels Extra Coat yarnsb
10 M, y No, Furniture varnsh
~ japan
% Leather vArnish
sc g 9"'e low by c. A. uARRINToN 4 CO
""' fiat
DEAT MANUR For GAkDgNg AN
fhpWEh y sns delivered IN any part of ti, Of a,
l,nlrrs may !. III At The sly ufiep a,9b di,S
$500 OCuiN EAt..-Bslgal Ia
y. a ! HOWE
ECTCH AND MADDEN --ptga Omen s,d
~ Dutch Madder, In store aud Tor sale by '-N
o. d, d A. y. HOWE
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pARInON AND STEEL.
IR O N
20 tons assorted wedish Iron, fat and square.
10 best Norway Bar Iron.
1850 T" assorted best refined Iron, IOunu tat, and
square.
80 tons shafting Iron, from Ii to inches round
20 small round and square Iron, from LID to L91
Of an inch.
tons U. B. horse-nail rods.
10 a. horse and oX-shoe Iron.
40 . best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 :" hoop and band Iron. from to inches vide.
20 best Glenuon Iron
=" LowmOre Iron assorted.
OVAL and half-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
S It E F L.
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (Swedish)
!" best cast Steel, (Sanderson Bro b Coz
g" " round machinery Steel.
Z" English spring "
German
Blistered N)
COrking
ALSO
Fisher s Norris Cast Steel Face AaUttS ana
Vices. Best English A,soiJs and Pices,
Horse RaSpS and Files,
nuts and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITli'S b X Lows,
BLACKSMITiI's SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
RINDST NES.
Horse Nails, made from U. B. Iron warrantedl
N.B. P & 1. are also Agents for ADRIONAC AMER
[CAN CAST STEEL.
" The above will be sold on the most favorable terms
PRATT x INMAN.
Worcester. Oct. l. 1874 dendaR
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wills ,S's DANDELioN CoFFTE-
hs Ling rapidly IA very aereeab, asd e,r.,,.
sSa nnody nr Dyspepsl., slck Headache Nc, at
oEO. X. sPuRR's 2oi Main 81.
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~ CASKS SATIN WHITE
- - 70 do. 81 aching Powders
70 do White soda Ash
100 carboys oil vitriol.
Bale ny O. A. HARRIN GT0N a 90
auDl
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Be sure and get The genuine
A. 81, FIELD.
Successor TO c. Der, Jr.
SOLE PROPRIETOR, AND MANUFACTURE Err
PROVIDENCE, r. L
for saleiu Worcester by DAVID SCOTT, G. R. SPUR
ami ':I ,kists generally. ian2aI II VAN
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-13

Tns Fyoi41vs Dtxvs LAw.--Ths
Virginia ffsnss u Dsts1ates on Tues
Day, hving declared 4 = preamsbls
chat the Fugitive slave 1Aw il North
ern States Il 4 nullity, and that IL il
The duty u the Federal Government
10 make fall compensation 10 the own
ers for the loss resulting from the e..
cape Of slaves into free territory, adop.
ted the following;
Be il resolved by the General A.
sernbly, That our Representatives Ia
Congress are requested, and our Ssna-
tors be and are hereby instructed, "a
secure the passage ofs law making
fnl. compensation to al owners whose
slaves have or may hereafter escaps
into any Of the lslaveholding State,
Of this Union, and there withheld
from those TO whom such service OF
labor may be due.
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MARRIAGE IN Mon Liberalization
able society here has been somewhat
convulsed lately by the rumored ma.
trimonial engagement Of New York
lady with the Count de Morny, half
brother to the Emperor Napoleon.-
The Count Is talented, wealthy; and
occupies the high and distinguished
post Of President Of the French Legi-
slstive body. The lady is the daueh.
ter Of Mr.. Benjamin Fl. Hutton, the
senior partner Of . New York firm Of
importers Of French dry and fancy
goods. M. Hutton Is also q man Of
wealth, and resides the greater part Of
his time in Paris, which accounts for
the manner in which the Count be-
came snamored Of the fair lady's
charms. The nuptisls will be celebrat-
ed, Il is said, some time in May. This
affair has been already more than hint
ed at in the Paris correspondence Of
some Of our city journals, 40 that il,
may be regarded a. legitimate subject
Of topic.-N. Y. Tmes.
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NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the succession Of RoLArp
Thomas, and REsGccA TnonAs--Sixth
Judicial District Court -Paleh u East
Baton Rouge. No 3s7.1 Pr0bats.
nv HEREAS Joseph Msrisnsvx, Ad.
w ministfatof, has fled in the ofIies
Of tho Undersigned clerk n said court, IN
sccount Of his administration Of hid estate.
Notice il hereby given 70 a1l Persons in-
terestsd 10 show cs0ss within thirty days
from tho first publication Of this notice,
why tho said account should not BE- ap-
proved, homologated and made tho judy.
n,sDt Of It'd court.
mar1l.otw. BIZ. BRYAN. Cpk.
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SATURDAY. March 15.-St. Abra
ham--not the patriarch, but hermit
who lived with bis niece, St. Mary IN
the 4th century-is the most promin-
ent. The colts foot and lasting Mer-
curry ore the floral emblems.
Forty.four years Julius Caesar Vas
assassinated in the Senate-house Of
Rome, in the 56th year Of bis age,
having conquered three hundred ma
lions, taken eight hundred cities. de-
feated three hundred million Of men,
and slain ono hundred million. He
wrote the "Commentaries on the Gallo
War;" and when shipwrecked in the
Bay Of Alexandra, swan to land with
one hand, aud held the work in his
other hand.
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Y.gisInit. Yrot.tai'ys.

WEDNESDAY, MAR. 18th 1855.
House .--House INST at 10 O'Clock
50 members present.
Journal dispensed with.
MI. vanwickle, introduced join
resolution authorizing the purchases
Of" Bailey's Map Of Louisiana fo1
distribution among the public schools
and Acknowledgement to committe,
on Education.
Also a joint resolution abolishipg
the present law Of manumission re
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
MI. Jourdsn-a resolution that I'll,
Sergent- alarms, b paid $500 fol
keeping III repair the House contain
ing the Statue Of Washington.
Nh. Petkins-an act to construct q
boat for the Internal Improvement ser.
vice Of the State--referfed.
Mr. Wright-aii act to incorporate
The Marine and Fire Insurance Com.
pany Of New Orleans -referred.
Mr.. Beechsr an act to limit taxation
on Coffee Houses in New Orleans
laid over.
Mr. Shields-An act to incorporate
The Mechanics and Dealers Associ.
ation--fefefred.
Mr. Wright--An act to reduce the
fees Of Port Wafdens and Harbour
Masters--fefsffed.
Mr. Harpsr---A resolution granting
the use Of The Hall, TO the American
party, on Saturday evening next.
Mr. Vsnwinkle-An act to create
additional fund for Swamp Land pur-
poses--referred.
An act to provide for the sale Of
Public Lands.
Mr. Pike objected to the whole bill
1T was very crude and defective, and
he moved that the bill be committed
10 the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Mcdonald called for the yeas
and nays.
Mr. Sterling, expected opposition
from Mr. Pike, 10 the bill be knew
IL had imperiections but il had many
good features, and he hoped it would
be passed BY the House.
M. Pike, was opposed TO the reno
val Of the Land office from Baton
Rouge to an inaccessible place like
Greensburg; he wanted The bill referred
because Of its crudities and imperfeo
tiohs. There we're only a few mem
bers Of the House taking any interes
in il and he deemed IL a measure Of
TOO much Importance for hasty con.
Mr. aorodn rejoined in advocacy Of
Che bill.
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LBT THE UrroN HLrpE This hai
got 70 be one IF The stereotype express
sion of tho day. The Union will mere,
slide, ~ long as it has 40 many stays
and braces to support il, a. Il now has.
Should The Union slide, \ half million
II oflee holders slide with il, and loose
their occupation. This acts Upon the
Constitution like y" Bsnnings body
brace" Onely think II 4 half million Of
oncs holders. being turned loose on
The oommuaitv al one time A bread
riot would most certainly follow the
calamity, and oil the coffin makers In
christiandom, could not supply the
demand for " soul cases."
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QSNsRAL 0Rirr1NNr.--We had
the pleasure Of graspins the warm
hand # this distinguished champion
N Che cause Of ArtssiAn principles on
Wednesday last.e The General looks
we'll, indeed he memorable campaign
Of the past year has not ct him back.
The General says, b. sees no sigu In
ths political armament, to justisfy him,
ID fetfscting Whist he said a few ysafs
ago, when called on e address the
Great Artesian Convention, In these
words: 1.-THE Artesisn, is the only
purely National party, and the fhnsti.
cisln Of Tho North, and the madness Of
of The South, can only be checked and
ths Glorious Union preserved, by the
united efforts Of tho Great National
Artesian Party
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-13

Sal SoDA~-A witness in , liquor
case the other day, Il Manchester y
being On cath and wanting to testify
70 tho bsst Of bic knowledge and be-
lief W. asked BY The Judge to ray
positively what certain dscauters Of
which hs hsd tasted, contained. The
witness said Il was semi translucent
liquid, and known 10 him ~ ssl soda.
Salsods said he, IL ice and water, and
some stuff squirted into il from con-
cern. Don't know whether It il IL.
soxioatipg or mott makes one feel
good-feet lift easier.
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NOTICE,

IN The matter Of the succession Of JAMsa
CoorEH, snd his wife JANE Ovrvrr,
deceased--Sixth Judicial District Coort
Parish Of East baton Rouge, mo. 4ssl'
''Probate.D
WHEREAS Samuel Kelly has applied
W to this Court 10 Be appointed admin
istfator Of the above entitled end numbered !
succession.
Notice 10 hersby given 70 oil persons in
terestsd 10 show Cause, II sny they have,
withia TN days from The first publication
Of this n0tics, why said application should
not b. granted.
Hsr1l.3w. +. r. BRYAN, Chs,h,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-13

A MELANCHOLY FAor.-The New
York Commercial Advertiser notes an
unintcntional joke in thst very grave
document, the United States Treasury
Report, viz. We find in the epume.
ration, among the articles which We do
not import, but manufacture for our.
selves, "vics Of all descripl;ons."
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NofiCe.

N0t1COs
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 u Vim plsses eslr
and settle up By The Asst II March.
Our customers sfs hsfsby notified that On ~
lAst n every month their bills viii 10 rsmitssd
10 them, through me Post odles, asd preayt
payment II expected, IN every instance unless
previous assasesmsnts sfs made.
feb1S 4. MONTAN 3 BRO.
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N0Tf0N.

for subscription u the Nsekst AAeccdle previous
10 February 1st, 1850, and u the DuAy Adercats
previous u the 1T Jannary, 1850, and for Job.
WORT snd Advertising, a,s hereby notified thss
their accuonts must b. Immediately settled. All
persons having eIsims against HArca ! Jsrnfss
viii present them Immediately 10 the undersighed
for payment. ]. J. JONES,
NN1O.M n ~ O6Bee NJ A. n NaW
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0oLp WAruH CAsss,-.-The Phila-
delphia Ledger, II speaking Of the
manufacture Of watch cases, which il
carried On extensively 10 that city,
says there ~ eleven Arms epraped
in the business, oil Of whom employ
over 800 hands, and turn out 1t least
800 oases per week. II . cost Of some
o9o, 900, or more. than 100000
annually. The gold manufactured
iato oasss weekly will not amount to
much less $4,000, Or over = half
million Of dollars annually.
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$yffial 1stiffs.
Ratification Meetlnx.

A meeting II the eisisens n this ~, and rs,,sh
10 fstiiy The somfustfohs made b. shs isss nil
adeiphia Convention, for The Presidency end VIZ
Presidency, VII b. hs1d u NE STATE 1stes. IN
Saturday svssins, NE 1olA int.
POND, ALBxANDBa end stAss lississs.sA>A
The puSile, gsssfat1y efs isvitsl " attend.
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ANEcDorE OF MErHusELAH.-fti.
written in quaint old Jewish manu-.
script, now in the British Museum
that the oldest of mankind, Metbuselsh
did not live as he might have DONE
The writer says that God promised him
in = dream that If be would rise up
and build him house, his life should
be prolonged FIVE hundred years; but
he replied that II was scarcely worth
while to build a house for 30 short q
period; and so be died before he was
q thousand years old.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-13
New Arrival 81 Hats.

I HAVE jtst received BY steamer 0rens.
! d another assortment u NV ssvf1s
Hats, consisting Of Fashionable Mo1eskin,
Silk, Cassimef and Soft Hats u Oh shores
and variety Of colofs, lew more Of those
fashionable high crown sof1 Hat etill on
hand
Mar I. w, 3. PHILLIPS.