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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17

Sckles and Hart, with the indomitable Captaau
Ry1ders, want to control the new Collector In a
his eppointments and In order TO do this they b.
tend TO get possession Of the Council of ssobe,~
at the TamUany Society election on Mo,1w
next. On the Other hand the invincible JsSa
Kelly and bis compstriots intend to dispute IT,
assumption of power by Sanders and Hart. BE-
licving that under the banner of Augustus SoLc1
they have all the responsibility, honesty and b
tegrity Of the democracy of New York; wAlls
the opposite party, headed by Sanders and terri
mated by Rynders, may have all the other neea-
tive qualities which have been too much exhibit-
ed in our primary elections of late years
Theeo are the incipient steps for new dlyislsa
of the glorious unterrifed democracy on a No.
questior-bonesty and dishonesty, peace 60
doubled up fists, regularity and irregularitx.
character and want of character, correctly setaed
public accounts at the end Of their term of ofaso
and defalc ations to the amount of several h~a-
dred thousand dollars Fernando Wood is out e
the field ard will resign in the course of fsw
days.
THE CENTRAL PARK.-we publish elsewhere
the,law which hos just passed the State LesiuAn-
ture at Albany constituting q board Of eleven
commissioners to have charge Of the establish-
ment of the Central Park in this city. II lisa
law simple In its provisions and apparently wen
adapted to carry out the design of the Legiaa-
ture and the wishes of the people of this metre
polls on the subject of the park
We are pleased to see that persons have been
appointed commissioners several Of whom havo
correct notions on the subject which they hsyu
in charge. A great deal now depends upea their
taste, their far-sightedness, their energy. TIL
Central park to which they are called to give
form and beauty will do more than perhaps aug
other attraction that the city possesses to mako
New York the permanent abode of the opuleaA.
It will induce persons of taste, refinement al
wealth from elsewhere to visit the ok
oftener and remain longer than they otherwise
would; and 1t will also induce retired millonakcs
to take up their residences.here. 1t must, there
fore, be seen to that the park be not converted
into resort for drunken loafers, fast young mea,
or other loose clements of our society; but that
it be kept as a place of health, beauty and 10
creation for TIE hundreds Of Thousands of deceak
respectable people from all quarters of the oiy.
who viii daily avail themselves Of the pleasures
1t may afford.
The Commissioners are empowered, we b.
lievc, to expend not over 100000 year In tho
formation of the Park until the whole is oon-
pleted. With this sum great deal can be ~
compushed; and II they only set to work with Q
will they might have portion Of the enclosure
dressed up and in good order during the ap-
preaching summer. From the character Il
some Of the men on the board, We are inclined
to believe that such progress can be made al
we trust It will be made. Go to work, gentle
men, ard give us the Central Park even In IN
sfalmcpta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-17
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ssssLg oRBERED TO nav eRASADA-AIsrEsoSA-

AfrOfhfNEhrs, ETO.
wA.plsuros, April IA, rsW.
IRE United eiatcs vcseeis Independents, Sens Ats.
and Dscasur, noe the Pao,do side OF iho lssnmsa
Psrawa, ase N fsusiu there for the 'esens sse -
home yuacros v " proceed 10 this side VI INC hs.
In view AZ Ne cxMoulass IN the, quarter. 49, -
Tkh nospbN deli suos from Iouf oinsren ILL.,
rnd,ans paid thsw foymsi respects V toe ffesiseos
n On pess,na bis warm Interest In the SehAN W -
- -, 49, -. a.. s,ess sstnes Of many suoh persens
pet ssrssse 10 ssy he bad no colldren q o.. go
The smo nj OF ths lands rscscsv e,.nse - !" ..~ Il
under tse reoert sc1 NJ ooSsrc>s "f '~'s~ P-r'
estir,aied 81 4,4'e COO sores A.. ..n~-.. a. -,
There kss bees . charge o. tho pvcrsmns -
$3.50 ~ h.sdysc applicants. fhev ere cmclhy ~
-r,.ss.a - s~llcws,-oeo. II. hsran, Of Mnaese.A
ss.. A. prNls Moneys fcv We ke@ssaiasd 6sssseS
80 ASSvss Hevaiss q reessylysniA RssiAs. "a -
rs.ss<n a IA sSaua neceivey ~ TIE sosts race -
s""nssI soSo nj n. rAtrct 81 NebrnskA, RegmeW4
49, n Turs. necea vev ~ TIE Darcssh dists'oa
Isisr ns6ns new paper. TM &~es, appe>n -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

nnQADWAv YREaIAE.
y UArsAaA Lessee. o ssase Asp.S~r.
COMBINED AID gNPREOeDENrED WEEKLY
A1rk AOiIoS.
Esgsssnent Of tbe famous
0ABklhL AND FnsNCOI5 RAvEL rBCUYB
~ paDtonnno end bal
De celebrated and popular srtiss pro,rA n Of
0ek Bighb twhkh ~n be alternate with Mr. For
ducipS he universal hverites
6ABRIEL NAVEL
FRANCOIS RAvEL,
YkCA NAtnIAs
THE HARTINBrTI FAMILY, As, H..
4oKDAY EVENING, JAN. &c,
vf1 be acted the PRELUDE Of
TIE IRISH rOToR,
BY ne Dramatic COMPANY
10 bo Allowed BY the ballet of
BELLE La PAhQUkRETTk,
BY tho Ravel Troupe
BEAUTIFUL GROUPING.
BY rHE MARaINEfrI FAMILY.
To conclude VITA The comic papioD1ne,
Principal characters by
0ABkIEL AND FIR ANCOls NAVEL
Tuesday evening" Mr. Fo~vest hcheheu-
"wednesday evcAing-1he h sveI Troupe
Thursday eventne-My Forrest As Brutus-
frkay evenhg-Tha Rsvel Troupe
Saturday evening Mr. Forrest Hichard III.
feas may be secured In advance Performance 70 beom
with the overture al o'clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

IJHW yORK AVE LIvnnPOOL uaI1nD e5Ar1
~ ma ssss.sAip AslAnTS0 0apl Cavw Destdss wn
sstrssy Jas 81 q - Ssssk =. Ken -. bc'n = es NOT
Of CANAL street. 1As BAlflC vw sscceed e Ausnac aoe
sail Heb The scaneSs 81 ths he hsve tDrsved vstes
asht ssnbsess Per sish ~ passAse hsvng sec nsooss
Mons lAeQnaned sDsgaass nd sonot apply 70 INWARD
X. 00lliN M Is Wau street =. -
Passenger are rsqssstsd V b q scasd II !, ososs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

THn NEW YO1K AND lIVnRY0ul UNITED STATES
j man saea.aerA-7As Aps smpsslas M M ase -
ADRIAfic, dAstsIs james Wa
3hsse sps ave been buh y oontvaet 1prs.y sor SOW
~. - clio Ae eughea y ensre Strength aud speed ana
Eanse ssI ssmios Pyiess a pessaee from New York 70
Ive,pccl s,a de- s.ei1 S.so N .ssSs saSn ~ "
hepeed suygooa atanAed 70 easA Sap 10 bos0 secured
until pad ~. The shps 81 s he have mprCved wasr
light bukhsads and 10 avoid danger ON oe WIN not oro
ke BAnhs north q = sssrses sn sher The M Of August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

TIVE ATLANTIC HcrEr. AT HopoEsw, THE BEST
hn~wp and most frepuented piscs q resort we vicinity
Of New yqGt v be NJ frc<p he LEI Of May fer
~ yessS ne furniture ard ayturcs nr sale favorable
ems hQvre "a Ne prenises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

AALEs AT AVOTTDn.

\ IBJRf II. NIeOLLAY, AUCTIONEER--sl6s.oe 80
n sock at ausuoo-foe account Of whom may cenoe.n
ALnAk1 NI0OLAi yin sell It sse0on, his rec ~
q January q IN cloek ct The Nsrchants EsshAnse 49,
eAares 81 he New ork fennsyvan and lAckAwAnA w.
0smpany shares SO each This company oy ne
SD n Lszsrne county Pa bang IN he q shs nossd
lseAavaDa coal field They about square me m a.
eent aad midway between The great coal oenree
s. ,Sd s.S H1.cs
s:Sy Inning S51ssn ne ana g connect With
Ne Erie RAILROAD and the Biz ana sssn direct
Ssn he nnsso he insro. Ycri stas They are also
resey ecton 10y plsDt road IN Al sos dsant
yoush he properly anors and abundant wster H1wcr sr
mining and sfscturng purposes snd - AREA
~ IN full the lands q ne Sompanv Lne
b Of he Delaware and Hudson Canal COMPANY m1eansser
Sasna Tha, company not long since obiaoed
ana es sicevsrsd ten rot vein 81 from ne surface
Ssbls peron IN arabic csndon and beng situated nea the
Of coal hed every par richly
undsrls thick and dense ven OF the puves quality OF
ss."s: Ho. Of rs 81 tons undsrpss he sa pa.
vhioh water level Wood abCunds IN cs property
princIpsl species being henock and heeeh with 10.
Ese Jones' the mining engineer q he Delaware and
SION he's nsds careful examination Of hose lands and f
nishes satisfactory ev,dence Of he exsesce Of coal which
opinion ~ neuped in BY Mr. James OArkson, wen known
hs pep1iauon Of over 1900 already partly looased this
hsd md great portion lie nov saeable Tor town oa The
capital 500 100 divided INTO shares Of I'd eech fully
Ret personally liable for e debts Of The corporation The
ls beyond dispute. and this company gives promise OF
y pYo6t The future rhe terms n sale follows:
tss he day Of sale and Tie balance y1ip Ten
LAY, Stock ustoDeer and Banker No. Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

WM. Writer'S. AUCrTOsBsR SALE or GRoCE-
res - on Ives ay. January n at l0ls O'Clock. al
~ GOerck general s.~ornent family processes
zines liquors eo1ters shelving, futures furSwe. bed
ding, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
ANTHOLOGY.


A wotDBR.-THE GIPsEy CHILLY yoU wrsH r y
IN know All the secrets Of your psst md future ME-
tnowedae Of which viii save you years and
don't fall 70 consult NE above named palms, Third
nue., near rneseepth street.
CLAlRvoyANcr-NRs SEYMOUR. NO no SPRING
~ street few west of Broad~ay, The sfcree
ful medical and business cairvovan IN America An de
eaees discovered and curcd durable unerrins sfvc
no pav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
a ucrIoN NOTICE. COINCIDErCR

A UCrION NOTICE.-REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE
and furniture buyers win find BY refe
Nat the sdver semeni Of sale Of furnre hu day
IN kshh street identical advertisement that appeared
p INA pap ar on the 2Oh instant for
house In Clinton place. Query-Is remarkable coinc
there Ia The identical furniture In This house
the sale. called BY this advertisement
The 2h, copied and re inserted 70 deceive the
pubN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

AUCTION NOTICE. B0GARr, AUCTIONERR-BYs
"A BoRsr this day s 10Y O'Clock 81 the auston rosnas IN
Fraplfert snd William Constable sale Household
f puye bureaus tables chairs and also consables sale Of
sosa pants trunk and contents. W. Q. HUT
'CopsiableL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
.,PEREMPTosY SALE Or CLOTHS

A UCTION NOTICE -PKREMPTORY SALE or CLOTHS
"A and ejothing "A n ORf5TALAR, auctioneer. q Bow.
cry VIII sell fue:dsy 9th Of los O'clock arss H Of
pans satin vaoocA velvet and cloth single
and doube breasted broa6cloths petersharna pilots
e. under hrs drawers cravas handkerc hefs Ae &C.
This worthy the attention Of the trade - the stock
- u he eold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

DRcrivER's SALE -EHE UNDERsIGNED AS RI.
~ ceiver vii cell 70 he highest bidder zh, Th and
1b inst Of 10 clock A. each day, lots Of toys rocking
horses seshs, baskets, &c-, Al Az Hudson street.
HENRY BOLTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

nRNTlsrIy -DR. q a. DURKrr, CANAL srRuEr,
~ vsvok ed No rs tpew kss) invites attention "
hh haG - sseessfn experenss Daily opersnsns Win -
nev ard harmless senumbns agent preventing All pam
rrfees mcdewsAe.
ITO DyrrIsrs -nnssRs JONES WHITE NcCURny
II are M only authcrised ssenw m ibis city, l have ~
but okee rights instrument for benumbinG
process eauficned against buying but those
stamped I. B. Branch patent Oct y, ls56 They are In
kfn9emenfs.
TIVE Advertisement OF AGENCY FOR THE aALE
cf my patent rights for beuumhnr apparatus, By Or "
Wils,r Misunderstanding his part He has
thepiv oce reh in Bond sold Oh here and
sstvbere, purchase ofme, 2, Jones: White M,cvrdy
20 BROADWAY l. n. BRANCH, 9aena, III.
JtruApv ~ 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

A yO1ION NOTICE THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A b. BALL BOsH This day, at los o'cock, In tho
the balance stock OF an importer
vines liquors and Of superior quality The
D. ucrs are IN bottles demohns viii be sold IN lots
Ako the furniture and oiher arrangements Of resAa
rant for Of sale comprising the usual
varieties establishment chairs tables crockery
range mirrors pictures oyster stand &C.
10 sxtra TuesdAy-Exra sale Of dry goods
sIoah, 4 fancvn rtcl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

ExrENsIvK BALE or FIRST CLASS HoUsEHo-R
u furritwe-This day al i0is ocock n 152 West fwes
hx stest embracing he entire parir dining hbrAy
and furniture q the house, WITH magnificent -
scrr ert Of Rob silver ware ruby and cut gss. French
piADoforte- Catalogues ns- rs.dy ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
~ LKEps 90. Will SELL on HoNDAY,y I

HENRY n HERrS. JR.. AuCTroNEEH-wIfL sELL
III TUESDAY January r. l0L O'Clock, 81 the ssor
~ Pine stree,-Asssnees ssle sessrs osmsrsns sbo
80 ". Havana. German and eonesic segus vAriol
brsnda in quarter eighth tenth eores- Ter sash
c~der Of assigneee The above mus be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

TAEHERs AND LEATHER DEALERS READ Tr diaw
One OF the hes. snpery sites tho stA Of Ne~ h Tor
sale exchange situated within miles Of canal whsrs
.upp'y OF bSh be had for a. very eS re-.
sreet, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
" ATTRACTIVE SALE

~ aV lArge and newly furnisbed And cdnt.ns arge
and enave variety of u best quality OF al kinds
able for genteel housekeeping. Basement
aeany eIenson table, sofa bed mosaic nlad side
abba adeboard chairs &c Ac together with tnin,e
variety q table such a china dinner And tea sets silver
cut aiass ware Ac kc Par,ors Are Furnished with velvet
carpet suss csntre and side tables
I've and hshu isce window curaina fine ol paintings
elegantly carved rosewood seven octave p:notore mac ev
Enssh ceo rosesocd hat stand manie clocks and deco
raiops Brnsele and ingrsn carpets mahogany and
cod Frenrh beds esds curle1 hair mattresses,
Gre bankss and bedding bureaus. wAshstAnds and toilet
ergrsvinss Ac &C. Aloeesher making assortment
wei worthy q The attention q All persons in want Of fac
small Sale without and
h he pArcrs Al ION prcciscy and poipsncaeot
account. CATALOGUES now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

UOION NOTICE-J BOGAKr, AUCTIONkBH BY
"A BOGARr-store No I North William street.-By
virtue ofs ehare %o,tgsse wtu sen on he sOh day Of
As ess building Of the Enpre Works q the foot Of East
twenty on,th street running through y East Twenty hnh
ls.ng :Itisss namsly-s Eon planning msshines ! crsna
ksDA labss bsrhonAl drer, grndsones and frames
behiDg Of nes toos hAmmers &C. BE- 30 vices,
steam engine wi,b boilers smiths forge and anvil
JOIN W. sOnEklNDYKE, Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

pany-fhe French screw Steamship OADIx
twenty TIVE hundred ssns sy,bss, AUsasd con- con-
mander viii lBr Ne above psvt On fhaSsday FEB
r. II eelcck precsey Proc Of pasagoF ri sebi. N
800 Do rysrd - sss frsse, Or passsss sspE " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

y RDINBU10H 800 tons, Wini.m O.mning, command
der; yEW 10RK, 1Lo tcns, 1soen Osais, eomman6er
GLASGOW lS62 t0na John Duncaa commander fhe 0ae
gov ana New Is.t ess.n.ap osmIc.y intend ss h.
rect e isswss-NeI Ycrk Ratsrday, 3la january, =
o'e1ick, noon; 0hAgow, saturday, In YceKuaU, -
s'eloek, neea.
nkTn or RASAGk
rtvt eana 0B thArd onss found VIII eeuked pr0v1e1n
$50 N e1psYsnccd surFcon ssshsd eAoh eaamer. F
fryiahf or passage apply 70 JOHN MABYMON II broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

THE 0UNMAKsR oe NOS VOW.
In which Mr. Hroughan will appear.
DURrON's NEW 1HEATRN
ID Nsnday-A play drst time M New York.
OLYNPfA-Wrttsn for Mrs. BARROW.
Karl Mr. O. Hbhsr, Emile, Mr. beron. his original pArl
Olympia, Mrs. Der MIS- StovonA
And the farce JOHN JONES.
Guy Goodluok, Burtoo originally play ed 81 I'm
three bundrs ID nights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

r,oR sAvAyNAH AND FLoRrDA-UrrTKD STATES
y mall line.-1he s,esmsr AUGUSTA. Captain =. Wood
hull viii Saturday. Jan 81, RON pier No North
river O'Clock NJ Bns Of sdlng sgnei on b1ard For
fcirht apply 70 l.. MITCHELL. ~ sroaiway
1hrouah York Jacksonville f3 Plat
Ia S Florida ~ savannah with the
steamers rem New York, on Tuesdays and SAiurdAya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

~ SOUTH snCOrD TRxn nARKu,
he housekeepcrs old Ana young, prcy and dovdy roo
and poor, ksu mp running are Of nnsnch ns - tney
met their scquaintaaosa and they chartered Tor oce
tomatoes, corn asd the other "dsucacics OF the ssen
10 be sure the dear had not very dsnnc idea
o. what she trouble all about, bal shey Hea nsvef
heleos.
We heard one ny--"Ah. yes; my husosud msn snsy
had only fixed The trouble ai The clearing mouse shs
dreadful trouble would ali have been aveided And am
sure he knovs" = ,
"whai In lhe clearing bousei" asked hes conoaniou,
Who We o,ns over NE change In her pockcsbooh, sna
evidently hsd an eye 70 some vegetables on an sdjscsns
stand =. -
routnsI anoua nssnce psssed the isdies) Mrs. -,
how do you doi did not eco you chur,n oc Sunday,
and wanted 70 sii you about that pattern for James
collar" -.
Here the conversation took an entirely dHsrsni range,
ana ouy reporter or the luminous definition OF what lne
clcarire house Wa, which the financial isdy seemed
about 70 give.
We heard another lady exclsim 70 = rrieni, Wen,
Mary, hope you've had no trouble with notes tnls
morning"
"Inde.d have" said Mary, "snd Itvsvt rish, down V
ne store this morning ani made John give ms silver ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
}teonJdes.

FsTSEAsES SUCCESSFUL Lay 4, = Z i = a ="
3 j ED.-REMABKABhE CURE tHse IN "a ~, tFe
WORDS OF ADvFgE ASD OF CAUTION E12'Ifs e?. oi
very liberal patronage bestowed upoa zoe ny '5 49,
and the public during the past lew years. anu ~ ~
ordinary success whisl has atfeneei ny e!'l1z -,
cure OF The sick determined not 10 rS'aN 10y i,
tinDs IN 9fSer usefulness, rather - prepare myself
for renewed l2bors in my Inds 3faS'5& 90, bs
That diseases heretofore eonsi ,er7l 1iI, oo ioes
NJ 5sra q Ton ,rfie1Iag csscs, might rlendon Mrs f.'
cured Of vomiting b8al, after having naen gwen up W
her family physician to die. Mrs Is cured Of Violeh'
eruption over his head and parts 81 tae O9ay, anu
nouncsd ineurabs by Of the bss physicians IN os
folk county MT cured of con UNI pton' mE' D., ~, W
liver and kidney complaints fs + o. s econdaTv
throat as large as quart bowl: ~, D. 10 ~ sys m
symptoms. after having been brought =: Miss
der the treatment Of other respectable physicf C1
M Of consumption, Mr. c., Of very alarming cons ami
tive symptomsi and might so on with such cases
fill columns.
HOPE, THEN, IS FOR THE SICK.
do not make Business OF sending medicines to
agents but rely for speedy and sure cures upon being able
to prescribe the medicines myself Persons can consult
by letters and have their medicines sent by express
ADVICE.
am always glad to give freely, and persons calling
icnes, unless they choose to % SO.
Words OF CAUTION
This is an age Of things; among much good there
is much hubug. Be not over anxious to be experiment
ed on Fer ten years have found my medicines to be
safe and ecacious and the public may rely that they
will do what is promised for then
rs I WARRANT A CURE
In all durable cases If person gives my remedies
fair trial without receiving the promised brneft and
afterwards cured by some other physician will refund
all the money paid me.
full description of my medicines and many certif-
Gates Of remarkable cures, together with much useful in
formation, he had by applying at my Office. My
book by mail on the receipt of postage stamp.
The following is my advertising card:
e D. SPEAR, Indian Doctor, much celebrated for
his remarkable may be consulted at his office, No.
SO Beach st., from a. to p. m upon all diseases
and conditions Of the human system, free Of charge.
As usual Dr. Spear gives especial attention to chronic
forms of disease, Humors of the Blood Dyspepsia, Con-
sumption Skin Diseases, Urinary Difficulties, Abnormal
Condition of the Kidneys, Liver and Heart Rheumatism;
all Female Diseases especially Prolapsus Uter, and un
natural suppressions, weaknesses, and debities.
d. Spear being visited by thousand patients
every month"; of whom travel hundreds of miles to
consult him aud to obtain his medicines.
DR.. Spear will warrant in every durable
After giving his remedies fair trial. If is not Ell
feced be will pay any other peysioen who Will effect
cure, his bill, net exceeding 500.
Persons at distance consult him by letter. encos.
ing a stamp to pay the postage.
E. D. SPEAR Indian Doctor,
s27 d1y No SO Beach Street, Boston, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
~ OROEsTER SCHOOL OF DEsIGN
.slf gai1a8 ~ AND a--- IS es.i.aa
&c denny OF Fire saa.tS.

This Institution is established ior the purpose Of afford
Ing thorough n every department. fart Wof-
cester, though rich in educational privileges has no other
school for this object Czsns interested in the cause of
education have exerted theirnuence that such an Aead
envy might be located in the city Of which they are justly
prohdi Glasses viii be formed for children aud YOUTH
who viii be Taught TO draw from the object ITSELF also
design; beginning with the most simple clements The
chief aim M be to teach pupils to think aud actor them
selves TO be original rather Than copy the faults Others
The constant novelty in designing is gratifying the
tive nina OF childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies The demands Of intellect 10 its deeper deYeope.
ments. Students more advanced who are making the
study Of art profession; will receive instruction in every
style Of drawing and painting, including sketehing and
painting from Nature. and from Life. m III rs rss.a.5
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
sac the study of Modern Languages and Music in
Miss H. fao6fNE ROBINSON; the Principa Of this
Academy invites the friends of Education and lovers Of
Art to visit her ROOMS, which will bebpensd Dec. LIST,
az x3319t4alu Street.5A s'soY DIFF z s1if 7e mis-
6SENNaN6Rl MACHINES WANTED 40
- REPAIRING undersigned has procured the ser.
vices of an experenced mechanic who will devote his
time to repairing Sewing Machines that any person
sensing machines to the by express or 9TH
erwse, depend on having them repaired in thor
ough MANNER with neatneSs and dispatch and at short
Also, constantly hand great variety of Iron and
Steel Saw Arbors and Lathe Dogs Lathes built order,
and al kinds Qi Jobbing neatly and promptly DONE All
orders addressed 70 the undersigned will be promptly at
tended to and neatly executed. -gv
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Third door from Exchange. aov,
On Cypress ST. Meriheid's Buildings Worcester Mass
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Sc Bromfeld St. Boston.

DR.. r. GREEN, superint endent, Is Scientific Physi-
clan, and has travelled much, and spent mnch time
among the Indians, and therefore knows by actual eXpe
rence their true mode of practice for the LAST twenty
years. has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which from the
Indians, &C. but the sick sEOu not be thus cheated
for the Indian system Of msdicne and its pecniares
only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves, and then, il rsq1res great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants of civilized society
The New Eng and Indian Medical Society formed
to protect Invass from ippostion the practice of the
Indian system and to supply them with The genuine In
dian remedies.
We will in this connection, mention fow of the In
dian Remedies preprepared by Dr. r. Green, at this ess
lablshment