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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-06-06
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u, ''"'''' - ',''''' previously gwen, Il
''F? large "*Sc'nii"@@ OF Tie most intcl!i-
gent, respectable and Influential citizens Of
this District, convened in the Corrt Ilousc
This nor,,;,.o. -. II ,,l.,l. J.. ,,:,
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e''' W 'P'""'' - =" ''e '''e occur
renee 'c'w'cn The Hon. Preston :. brooks,
Of this Congressional district. ap,l c,urlrs
summer. Senator from Massachusetts. in the
Senate cL.m,..r ~, H.. ,,a.,, ....,.
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49,, ,'' M . w., ,u; :" we '''r'n's or,'2 eNP'a''',
eloI'ic;!t Icna;Es, The mcc;ing Was declared
, ready 10 proceed to l,,rs.r.ss.
Wherrnpon. Edward Noble, ESQ. arose
and read the following Preamble and Hcso-
lut;o;.S, the a,ioDtiou o. Which hn r,.,.o,,.
nne"'''n III Il speech oi some length and
@'t;;: ;: '''ef''' I" w.t.:
~ E':HEAS' late ln'ci!'Gcnce from WASH
'nS'''' informs us that II S'''a!or form Mas.
''sHt'S' ''' on,h - Cnarlr:: h sumner ON the 10Th
ni''' IL, 2''tl OF May, III the SENATE, made Il de
;. :''"' "'r''.'"E ",';",> upon The char
Snn,,,,r NJ" r'.i ''s';e'l ana Venerable
v.;,L ,"':' '''': -, ~ 'he same time,
r,n.i an'l ;"lIl"'i ;n'll,Il,i W. W." 'cn''", nc dc-
Carolip: t,Js;r,;no, h.r liz -; ""' "a '''':''''
Ler C;n.,i,",;'n ~" n ne' ,''s''AE' "chou"clnS
;ns,lt ,L,'s"n ] i'r' Ir WIFI every eIi'l'et OF
Lonor ] '''"'' anu 'e'''''''''o''' asSa"'t'"s her
In conscoucpco of tr;v o,,u. -
South Carolina md assault v uno,' M. upon 1p'.
Ter, who was Absent % "fam .ha "" Saa".c "., nal, M
IIon..p: s. Brooks our ;,n,n"d;ota m H' H,nr" s"e
sentative. in yir,licnt;n,. ,hn sar'non n.0fio ,i
tender and tortcrino m0,lnr w of "s uI' 'I, aI "'G
the latter. ncor anI von.r,iln ,.;ns,,,, W ' "'' "e
his, administered on tbesooJ Of Nav "no,' vi
the very spot where the ou,r,ro ha,1 Iro" Ipo,,
committed. deserved mcr;toI o,I sn;r;,.n u
Gaming npon tine n.,sop Of tho s.;J 5 sp"nt''. ,"e"
from Massachusetts, M. sumner There. .
Beu ,uuv;;o ,vx1,, rssoz...a -, -. anna,
;aq That rs tokcD Of o,r a,'rora y .,I nf "tI'; m
conduct we teudcr4to w 1r 'lG,m ds,;mm,sLaI Es ',1
Reprcscntati.c our cordial sunM,,rt an', s;,.
Nifty to him our approval of lis cou.Iuct IN
the premises. "
Rcsoluca As y substantial ,os,in,on;., os
orr appreciation. wesSnr,scnt orr d;"t;m W.
gushed Representatives Will, Cnil G"Ilot Ii
with an appropriate inscription thercupon''
to procure the Goblet, and in tile namoeof
this District TO present it to him, together
with copy of thescsResoIutions. s
The adoptiou of the RESOLUTIONS vas also
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FUH TIE INDEPENDENT p,t;.sa]

Messrs. Editors: Permit me to suggest
as Candidates for the next Legislature the
names of the following gentlemen: jacob
Martin, Esq, Gen. G. W. Hodges r.
Thompson, Esq, G. r. McCu!la, Esq, a:!'l
Gen. McGowen. would be pleased to sec
a part' at least, of our delegation men Of
ripper years, and intend no reflection or I'M
Kindness towards any men that know how
money Is made and the difference between
fifty thousand and fifty million. There is
surely Il want OF due regard to the economy
OF many public enterprises of our age. And
If any man is sceptical Oil this subject he
will only have to visit Columbia and enter
the location on which the new Capitol is to
be reared, and he will see the foundation of
supcrstructure there that will make him
feet, at least once year, if lie is a TAXPAYER.
! DO not say that by sending old mcn to the
Legislature it will make amends for the
past or guard us more Eeffectualy in the flu
turc; but do not like to see thosein advan
ccd life thrown entirely out of the counsels
of ING State. CIuSA GROVE.
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We are requested TO say that Maj. Il. a.
Griffin has yielded 10 the wishes OF i.i.;
friends, and is now positively candidate
'of thc Legislature. See announcement.
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
G. G. PUCKH1T, ~
IT. PuCKETr, GaitofS.
---0nc Dollar 6 Year, in Advance.
ABBEVILLE G. H.
Funeral Notice.

\ j n H., St,I,
Funeral Notice.
The Rev.,Jas. NJ. Chilcs will breach the
fu''c:al sermon Of Mrs Elizabeth McCor,l:
at l'auloh church, OH the ifflt Sunday in
th's month. The relatives and friends of
the deceased are invited TO attend. It'd
We are requested TO say that Maj Il. \.
Griffin has yielded To the wishes OF his
friends, and is now positively Il canlidatc
tor the Legislature. See announcement.
la our advertising columns this wc.l,
may DC found many ncw and import;G. no.
tircs. We ask ;h:,t they al! h" rcaI.
he next three or four isSncS nf!hc Press
will be conducted by Il J..'o hm. rs we cx-
rcct 10 be absent about that many weeks,
Aii persons having business with the Office
during oar abscnrr, will iind Mr.. Wilson,.
III the printing office. ready to attend to
them. We dislike to !oTs;;';r, even for 50
brief Il period. ;hc post we hold, but sol
c'lIn ohig"ti"n rests ;:pon u:, and must be
met.
In consequence ot nur removal we have
been Unable I" iss,e ctr paper at az: early an
hour as usual this week. Everybody knows
/! iFc general arrangement of affairs which
moving: always produces, and we hope on!
subscribers will bear with It's this once.
We publish elsewhere the proceeding,
Of public meetings ut this place anl st
Ninc;y-:SiH, i'll Relation 10 the late Book,
ar! Sunnc:r affair. 1t is unnecessary fer
u' 10 10 more than refer to these proccc.l-
'".gs the Official reports are full and su.i,
Gent. We are pleased to scc however, the
proposition for public dinner to Col
! brooks meeting 4 RESPONSE from his rcirh-
borS OF Ninety Six. H.: lis have tie din.
nor, collect the people together, invi:c dis
: ilnSuiallcd speakers to make speeches. :,r:l
the OCCASION will prove interesting. airl prof:
liable. Let j; be after Congress adinur.,..
. ' '''''' ''i i''N''''lS i!Eih bc aic 10 .,.l IL
pcct of political "ii;srs gencray.-Whe
will move i'll the matter:
Oii'cr engagements have prevented Is
from scanning very closely the proceeding.
ct Congress for The past week. They ar,
however Of 10 grca, interest. The Press;
dent has informed that boiy Of the disrnis,
Sai o' Cr;inpt"n, the Brili>l, Minister. on
the charge Of vi"latn@ the neutrality laws
III the enlistment OF soldiers on our soil
! Tie l!"Hsc committee TO look into the cor.
ing afia!r have reported, recommending thc
expulsion Of Brooks. and the c..nsurc y,
kcitt, Of Sout! Carolina, and Elm,,ndson
of Virginia. Senator Wilson, Of Massacbu.
sets, III calling the Scnatc's attention to the
Gaming of Ills colleague, pronounced it a
"b'u';'' and cowardly assault" Mr.. Butler
ut once gave llim the Ge bat afterwards
asked the Senate to pardon linn for giving
way to his feelings in language not in or.
der. Col. Brooks afterwards chalIcnncd
Wilson, but he declined to meet him.
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The Rev. Jas. NJ. Chilcs will preach the
'uic:ai sermon Of Mrs. Elizabeth McCorl;
at 5auloh church, OH the fifth Sunday in
this month. The relatives and friends of
the deceased are invited TO attend. It'd
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/ sssssss 3 lsaitors: In your last issue I
fitaasfnyself Nominated for the Legislature
Toe Rlgribns Unum," I tender my un.
reserved thanks for the compliment of
presenting my name so favoraby to the
District. But whilst I Qcebly) express my
appreciation of the compliment, and ac-
knowledge that am not insensible to the
honor of representing the intelligent citizens
of Abbeville in the Legislature, circum-
stances compel me to decline the nomina-
ton.
Very Respectfully,
= -. .ts.,:.asJ. N. COCHRAN.
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CHICAGO, May 29.--Leavenworth dates
OF Saturday state that Gov. Shannon had
called out the United States troops, and sta.
toned them at different points. Ex-Goy
Reeder has arrived here en- route for Wash.
ington. "a
ST: LOUIS, May so.-The correspondent
of this city says, that eight pro-slaverg. set
tiers at Potawatomie Creek had been killed
by an organized hand Of Free State men.
The other settlers had asked Gov. Shannon
for aid. All was quiet at Lawrence, Le-
compton, and Rs6klin.
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FOR THE INDEPENDENT rrEss.1
Dr. Togno VS.. Temperance Lectures
again. ~
Why, Doctor, how is this that boar NOT
deada Why, that gun of yourssmadc such
a report that they heard it all The 7ray down
IN Abbevlle! Let's see what sort Of :,
load arc you putting in there? Willy, those
two little scraps Of wadding from that old
Bible amt big enough to cover your pow
der and slot-tley'll all get mixed mp!
YouSaro 0ery sparing with that old book
Why, what will you want with. it again 2
You say "Me uineyard Of the Loyl" ind
your vineyard are one and thssame. Then
thereIl be no moro use for this troublesome
old booksand we'll all have to quit digging
and hoeing at our sins, and 90 up and dress
your vineyard for you. Then we ca,ifreclv
indulge all those spleasnrable sensations"
which "alcoholic stiihulants" produce: and
then we may not fear to slook upon the wine
when it is red within thsse cup.n psb. d
tn they hadn't any good aoinss53sSigf' those days.
They hadn't any Scuppernong and Cataw.
ba out there in Canaan, and then thew .d;dn,t
know, how to make winel There were no
Frenchmep in those days. They were m
oarbarous and daspiightened! and thew had
nonessot these blessed newspapcrs,sand no
body'to write learned articles on The ayi,al
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In consequence of ",:r removal we have
been Unable ISSUE ctr paper at az early an
hour as usual this week. Everybody knows
the general arrangement Of affairs which
m"v'n" always produces, and We hope our
subscribers will bear with Us tli, once.
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Ia our advcrti>;n" columns this wccl;
may DC found many ncw and impor'aa: 10,
tircs. We ask Inst they AL he rcal.
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DIED.


In Yershire, Vt, Oct 2gth, Mrs Phebe T. Fuller 90.
formerly Of Pepperell, Mass.
In Boylston Nov 2lst, Daniel HaEtshorn aged IS
years.
Papers in Cincinnati, Ohio please copy.
In Holden, Oct 3lst Mrs Hannah Drury, widow of the
late William Drury, Esq, aged SO years
In Geerheld Nov 18th, James Bail, aged 81 years.
In Cumberland, r. l., 18th inst. Mrs Olive Whipple
of her age.
In Muscatine, Iowa, Oct 9th ut., Laura W. wife of
Encch Hosg and daughter Of the late Edward PosteI
Uxbrdge, Mass
In Bangor, Ne, on the 18th lust, Joshua Prentiss
Dickinson, NJ D aged g. native Of Holliston, Mass
and son of the late Rev. Timothy dickinson of that
place.
DR.. Dickinson graduate Of Brown University in
the class Of 1911, and medical graduate Of Harvard
and had long been resident of Bangor-haviug COM
meuced his professional business there in the year 1916
In Northbofo' Oct Slst, Geo. B., only of Geo. G.
Davis, aged years
In Hub5ardson 9th ms, Mary, wife of Daniel Lamb,
aged 72
In Dubuque Iowa, Oct. 49, Edward H. Whittemore,
aged AZ years.
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Encouraged by the success fch has attended the pub
cation Of LESLtE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
which is now closing its second volume, the Proprietor
has determined to return to his subscribers
portion of his profits in the following manner:
Every tenth subscriber will have his money returned by
The next mail and the paper will be sent gratutOusty
Tor his term of subscription.
Thus in every 1000 subscribers, 100 will have their
money returned and the paper for Six Months when
they remit 49, and Twelve Months when they remit 81.
Every subscription, as is received by letter or other
wise, at his Office, 10 Spruce street. New York will be
registered in book kept by the Proprietor himself
The Prize numbers will be TO- 90 So 49, So go TO- So
90 and 100 in each hundred. Persons obtaining any Of
these numbers will have their money returned and the
paper sent free, above.
Persons obtsinng the following numbers in every thou
sand in addition to the return of their subscription money
as above will reserve the following prizes.
No. 100, Lady's Gold Bracelet.
q" 200, GentIeman's Gold Watch Chain.
g 800, Gold Watch (either Lady'sor
Gentleman's)
" 400, Lady's Gold Chatelaine.
g 500, Set of Silver Tea Spoons
600, Gold Breast Pin.
&c., Goi Watch (either Lady's or Gentleman'O
800, Diamond Ring (either Lady's or Gentleman's)
900, Set of Silver Dessert Spoons.
1000 Grand Rosewood Piano Forte.
These prizes will be given to the same numbers in each
and every thousand in addition to the subscription money
being returned and paper sent free to each and every
tenth subscriber. as above stated.
This subscription book opened October 90 1856 in
which all futlre subscriptions will be registered.
Every person whose money is returned or who is the
recipient Of either Of the above prizes will be required Ia
furnish acknowledgment of the same and their names
will be published from time to time in the advertising coll
umns of Lesie's Illustrated Newspaper
1t should be borne in mind that every subscriber IN
der all circumstances whether the recipient of prize or
not will get than full equivalent for his money in
the paper ITSELF This is the only Illustrated NEWSPAPER
in the United States.
CIubbIug-Persons sending us eleven subscribers
certain to receive back subscriptions and have
chance for wo for example, the receipt of the eleven
subscriptions the last number the books might be 9s
the eleven additional subscribers will then include Two
prizes. II.
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Especially during the prevalence of this malignant
and fatal disease. The public should again be informed
. that GBEN VILLE'S EEGETABLE BXTRAC CT is the most
edecua remedy for Canker, Canker RASH and Scarlet
Fever Csuker and Thrush in the Mouth Throat Distemp
err what is Malignant Paired Sore Throat DYSENTERY,
ana all SUMMER COMPLAINTS; has been in twen
ty-thrse years. family medicine it is unrivalled,
being CON posed Of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor, A. s.
GRENVILLE, on tue wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs 5 A. Granville, in Wor
cester and is for sale at John j. Brown Sons 425
Washington street, and OharlesT Carney, las Washing
ton street, Boston Also by James Green and D. Scott
Nofce r, and druggists generally.
AIssGRNNFILLE'S LINIMEET, TO accompany the BX-
tracts Cier ted Sure Throat, outwart appIica
lou II good for any kind Of nG sum I'll n. Po~blrns
lght l. sill the anguish almost Instant
y, and erorm most wonderful cure 1t would be well
for every family to keep it, it being also good for Bruises
Chlblains Chapped Hands, Sore Lips and Noses, Piles,
&c, &c. dtf n15
DR.. Harris. Dentist, having associated with him
self DR. TRACY, (wbq has been engaged with him fol
the last Ave yaars) hereafter the business will be con-
Quoted al the old stand of Dr. Harris under the hrm OF
July /, 1856 HARRIS & TRACY
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with the latest improvements in every STYLE and OF the
first quality.
They also give special attention to the treatment of
plicated diseases of the teeth and mouth
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the has exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that great number Of the rou
besoe teeth condemned worthless can by their methed
of treatment be restored health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method,
speak with great enthusiasm Of the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific
ner at HARRIS & TRACY's,
jy14 diff 15S Main st.
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Urn 6ncns.
II SEE FIRST PAGE.

IT SEE FIRST PAGE.
6 ILKS-sILEs-s s-sILKs,
2opieces new SILKS, only s2l cents.
Is pieces new SILKS only so ceuts.
40 pieces new SILKS, only ST. cents.
80 pieces new SILKS, only rs oentsI
% pieces new SILKS, very handsome, only 800.
IA pieces new SILKS, very rich, only $1,25.
IS pieces new SILKS, very rich, only $3.50.
large and full assortment of Black and COlored
BRoCADE SILKS, at great. bargains.
BEOcE SILKS.
16 pieces English Crown Black SILKS, only 81 90.
10 pieces Bshof's Oil Boiled SILKS, only $1Oo.
10 pieces SILKS extra heavy,
only $1,l21
Il pieces Government d Amerique SILKS. only s1,25
pieces Gro Brilliant SILKS, very rich, only 81, So
2opieces Black SILKS of other makes as low as 75c
The above is mere sample of the many bargains to
be found at VIM. LOCKE & cos.
z ADIE BA UES!!i
tcle for Ladies Basques, the
GERMAN TRICOT BROAD CLOTH,
Which is different from any other broad cloth ever
shown in the Market being very strong texture and
peror fneuess. This cloth is sponged; by which
process ALL THE ORIGINAL I.USTRE IS PREsERV.
ED, being great improvement over the old fashioned
method of sponging woolens. Ladies wishing a splen
did cloth for basques invited give this article an
examination. GEO. P. BRYANT & Co.
MD dlotis&wet No. Mechanics's Hall Block.
gESHIBET CLOTHS AND LYONESE-
Bile coors, at STOWE & LEAYENS,
Nd dim Corner Main and Mechanic SITS.
SPLENDID ALL WOOL DELAINES.
The richest lot offered in Worcester this season. 70
n4 dim Corner Main and Mechanic street.
TENHE LARGE EST AND BEST
SELECTED STOCK
IN t H e GIT
FAMILY LINENS,
SHEETINGS,
LINEN DAMASKs,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
FLANNELS of every description,
CARPETS
OF every ana "a mUf a Cture.
RICH FURNITURE COVERINGS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
and all other goods connected with Dry Goods House.
keeping will be found at Wholesale and Retail, lower
than any other place in the city, at
Jenkins Hamilton 4, CoJs
o2S daw6w Successors to B. l. Harden Il Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEwsPAPFR.-The las
numbers of Frank Leshe's Illustrated Newspaper have
come to hand. In style and general appearance re
ssmbes-and is quite equal to-he London Illustrated
NeWs, which is world renowned for the excellence and
variety of its illustrations The New York paper how
ever is sold at half the price OF its London prototype
The eDgravings in Drank Lssie infinitely superior
to those in "Ballou's Pictorial n-E'hig, Edston Pa
al deTuas&w3m
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and Black
OF the best Lyons makes varying in price from 1900 to
$1,000 per yard, and TRIMMINGS and LINING SILKS
10 match. if f31N y
TRIMMINGS! TRIMMINGS!
Rich Plush Trm'gs for Cloths velvets all coils widths
Velvet and Plush do" -
Velvet doH
Brocade and Figured Trimmings endless variety, vary
ing In price from 25 cts for wide Cloak trimming 70
$500 per yard. % rlh wN .4 LwlW
Russian Sable Plush very rich and quite new.
Crotchet Fringes from $3.50 to 500 per yard. ~,
Moss Fringes, T" 200 10 800 - .a
Comm on Netts 80 Ia to $50 4"
Heavy Fringe with real Malta Lace Headings, from 50
TO 5000
BLACK Velvet Ribbons, from inch to A inches wide
In the best quality imported, with many other styles too
numerous mention and all Of which win sell at the
lowest possible prices
we would invite all who IN want Of q Cloak Cloth
or trimmings for Cloak, 10 examine our stock before
puehasng give larger selection and at Toner
prices than any other store IN Worcester l.I
cHAMBERLIN, BARNARD a co.
N.B. WHoLEsALE purchases for cIoakr, ralmas, or
apes oan DO supplied the beat terms Rich Velvet
Cibb ons and Trimmings in any quantity, an1 al tho low
" New York JObbing prices. wv
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CARD TO THE PUREIC.

We desire to call the attention Of the public to the
above notice. by which it viii be that we pur-
chased the entire stock in trade of L. Harden Co.
The stock consists Of every description of
DRY GOODS. CARPETS.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR
CLOTHS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS;
To which viii be added all the new and choice styles Of
DRESS GOODS, as they appear in the market.
Mr. Hardon who has long been known as the purchaser
of goods for the old firm, will have charge of the same
department 10 the new residing in New York. and de
voting his whole time to the purchase Of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu-
sual advantages for obtaiong the newest styles OF
Goods, upon the most Favorable terms.
For these reasons, shall be able TO offer our custom
all times goods handsome per cent less thsnou
competitors CAM and do not hesitate to pledge our
selves not to be uRdersold by any one. We beheVe,
Therefore, that wony be necessary for US to snow our
goods and prices secure liberal patronage and should
any person ever receive any other than the most poe
and gentlernanly treatment from any one IN our employ
they will confer favor by reporting it at once to some
member of the firm.
JENKINS, HAMILTON. & Co,
Successors to B. L. HARDoN s Co, l46 Main 81:
IL HARDON, .. w HAMILTON,
j. H. JENKINS, Y. A. WHITE
Worcester July %, 1885. "a du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-22

COpnrtnerslaip NOfEccs-The subscribers have
this day formed copartnershp for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Reailry Goods business,
to be known by the name of jenkins, Hamilton, Co.
r Il FARiOE y. W. HAMILTON,
J. n JENKINS, G. A. WHITE.
In 1856
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This Noble heart of the Old commonwealth,
Beats nigh and strong midst peace and saltl

rs aoorks Of Art, at Piper Block.
Persons wishing to obtain superior ikenesses of them
selves or friends need longer think they must go
Boston or New York for them, for BABBIrp is taking
pictures EQUAL to any obtained there His Daguerre0-
types acknowledged by all to be of superior tone
and finish, and perfect hkenesses. His Photographs
must he seen to be appreciated Persons having daguer
reotypes of deceased feud can have them enlarged to
any required size, paper by the Photographic process
and then finished in oil er colors For large pic
lures the Photograph is the best BABBITP is making
some splendid iikenesses polished glass. In some
these be preferred For infants and restless
children the time Of sitting is short, the natural
preston the child easily retained. For groups and
persons having weak eyes this speedy process is excel
ien To judge Of The beauty and variety of his speci
mems call at his rooms, n Os. D 4 III Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester. au27 diff
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N%TORCESTER SCHOOL OF DEsIGE
AND
.9cGCSenay Of FGaae .zFES.

This institution is established for the purpose of afford
ing thorough instruction in every department ofart Wor
cester though rich in educational privileges has no other
school for this object Citizens interested the cause of
education have exeed theirnuence that such an Acad-
envy might be located in the city of which they are Justly
proud Glasses will be formed for children and youth
who will be taught to draw from the object ITSELF also to
deslgHi beginning with the most simple clements The
chief ann will be to teach pupils think and act for them
selves to be original rather than copy the faults others
Tne constant novelty in designing gratifying 10 the &C.
tive nina OF childhood while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands Of intellect in it, per deveope
ments- Students more advanced, who ara making the
study OF art profession, will receive instruction in every
style o. Craving aud painting ngluing ketching and
painting from Nature. and from Life.
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to pur-
the study Of Modern Languages and Music in con-
nection with Painting.
Miss M. IM0GINE ROBINSON the Principal of this
Academy invites the friends Of Education and lovers of
Art to visit her rooms, which will be opened Elec, mt
at 2J7 Main Street. diff MIS-