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J. WRIGHT & co.

J. WRIGHT & CO.
TYR. WRIGIT's CELEBRATED REJu-
yEE4tTING ELIXIR,
Prepared on the Pharmaceutical Principles by one Of
the Abest Chemists Of ho Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks well to stake his professional character
on the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
part of the ingredients in his REJUvENATING EIIXIR-
well knowing what ruin has enaied the community by
opium and mercury.
Generally, debHta,ed Dr. Wright would say never
despair No matter how down you may beno
how weak yon areno matter what the have bee
fosaks at once whatever has led depart from HYGIENE
principles; take his
REJUyENATING ELIXIR,
and you will hnd yourself man. pride instead Of the
your friends and healthy and worthy mtxs
ber of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprietors,
j. WRIGHT l. CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street, New Orleans, Ia.,
Sole Proprietors,
And by Druggists generally throughout United states
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
cures and dcbiuted sufferers and removes all As
symptoms, amongst which will be found
Indisposion
to Exertion Loss
Of Power, Loss of Memo.
ry, Difficulty Breathing Gen.
esal Weakness, Horror Of Disease
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
ot Death, Night Events, Cold Feet, wnkefalness,
pnness Of Vision languor. Universal Iassitns of the
Muscular System Often Knoneu Appetite with py,,.,s;
symptems Ht Hands, Flashing Of the Body pryners
Of the Skin, Palid Counteunnce and ERUPTION
the Face, Pain in the Back Heayi.
ness of the Eyelids Frequently
Black Spots Flying be.
fore the Eyes,
Great Mobility Res,lessness, with Horror of Society,"
Nothing is more desirable to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more Dread
for fear Of themselves, repote of
Manner no EGrnesness, no Spec
ulation but Hurried
Transition from
question to
another
These symptoms If allowed orwhich medicine Ia
yariahly follows LOSS OF POWER FATuI-
TY and EPlLEPTIG FITsin Of which patient rsy
expire Who that these are not feruen.l
followed by those direfa dseases-1NsASITY AND CON
stMPTl0Ef The records of the INSANE AsYLUus ana
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION ample witness
to the truth Of these assertions una.ic Aylur the raos.
melancholy exhibition The actually
seddeu and quite iestueneher grief ever vista Il
Should sound q the voice occur it is rarely aeulate
With woefn measures despair
Low sulen sounds his grief begaledn
Debility is most terrible and has brough, thousands unon
thousands untiney graves blasting the ambition et
many noble youths, II be by the use Of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT Il Co
q and Isl Chartres street
General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

How TO SELL UNsALEABLE NovELs.--Here is the
latest Partisan advertising dodge, which is given
for the benefit of authors whose works persist in
remaining upon the publishers shelves.
The unappreciated novelist writes letter, upon
the following model:
SiR-You are warned to make no further at
tempt upon the virtue of a certain lady whom you
pretend to love, and whose baptismal name repre-.
sents that of the heroine of --- (giving the
title Of the novel,) the exciting romance lately
published by --- (name of the publisher.)
Tragedies even more terrible than that which
closes the work of fiction in question, sometimes
occur in real life. Be on your guard
You leave your letter without signature; have it
neatly Autographed and printed to look as every
sheet sheet was written by hand. You then send to all
lhe gentlemen whose addresses you find in the di-
tectof1es' and patiently await the result. Nine in
NJ. .en OF the persons to whom you have forwarded
,s adroit circular will say to themselves, r. in
wy s WIN lady Of the same name as the heroine
| name be ~ - e1't tei
And of he goes to purchase your "delirlthl
romance''-whch Of course is all you want
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
WEBSTER & HOLMES.

4 2$Sss4 w EkS$sItEk ~ AGR, MI kC
--SsS - = - y -ea.s
4 - WEBSTER u HOLMES, WHOLE
i SALE AND RETAIL
/ DRUG GISTS,
| II Ch0rtres corner Cust0mh0use street,
,pxr on,p.Nc
/ Y,.. Al, ..s... = -, ,,,-,han,s pb xs,ciaps and
4 p,..3 !. ~. g. 80 - - nR1rcS MEDIt,INEs
4 nIir,mr.Ys ~ mon I'm apTIcIEs FANCY Goops etc .
~ - y,,. "a, al, of which arc warranted nnre
~ g. Ono If tbe srp, having had long esperi
~ - - s.t es in suinr orders for the trade
en.e' ~ ~. s a san i've the utmost Satisfaction
@ NV, n, ~ al t;oes ~ IN orders far large ar s,.pu
s " 80 - na so,ed From, the cou,try AN orders with
;s ssrsn,e attended TO the same as if left in person
ma ;s .,ar.u,eed as low as any other house South We
- ~ l.,e of each article but will be ALWAYS nre
| nared ~ FIJI al, demands;
I r,en,;caIs ali kinds
Porfnmery sIl kinds
Fancy Goods. all kinds.
Rrnshes al kinds
Cream, Tartar
Gum Csmnhor
senna Leaves Alex
SIENNA Leaves l.
Epson Salts,
Glspber salts
Sal Soda
Ri.Careopate Soda
Acids all kinds
Alurp ,rbolo and srorna
Ammonia Aoua
Ammonia Concert
Alcohol "a and e5 ner cent
pasam t,ona;ya
Basarn Fir
Balsa,n Tou
Rim. Mass p and W
Blue Mass Eny
p.r,.;.r pa,b rad
p.r,r;anf rar,, .o,,-
Rorax refined
ca,or,., p o,dw
caloms1 pnc
Nitrate of silver nure
Nitrate If SILVER crvs,al
ckloroform,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
PHOTOGRAPHIC.


No. 81 Camp street, ....-
.-.....= ...
Srv op,r,ss
named eommodons building which we have fitted and fur
sp,pvn,n p.p1op AVN nprss,,c poo,,
Exclusively for Ladies' and
N ~ '"' 'A'e''
T,,e.hs- ,,,h NJ, ,,o ,.o0ss,r,.
.,a-..,.
-From-
To
feAh LhN'lh LIE SIZE oN CANVAS IN OIL
..
PHOTOGRAPHS on Visiting Cards, by the hundred
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreotypes, Anbro.
''pe' ee' anu nhiS'ea II any style
DAGuERKEoTYPEs taken in all their beauty and ,srtec
tion
,,pporsprs ,-.,
'0' D'"''ng'
Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

raths laihce Napoleon and his wife, the Princess
,,sa ., nave become embroiled in domestic
war war which threatens serious consequences The
prince went from Paris to Geneva. leaving the
princess j, behind EN- against her will Three days
then sent her back against her Will She tban
commenced series Of alarming firtations which
brought the prince back against his will, And at
the last adyices there was general row in the
princey household.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

SSpUkllVEI y, L oCJ.
CHARLES 3. RA1LEY.
CHARLES II. RAILEY.
G. e N E r Z GRo GER.
And Dealer in
LIQUORS,
CIGARS, and
No s5 TcHoup1rouLAs STREET,
Between erayer and Na,che1 s,s,
Offers for sale. on REASONABLE TERMS, the following
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS in his line:
Coffee
RIO, JAVA, ..@..".
WHITE AND BROWN,
MOCHA, LAGUAYRA, etc.
sTAR-l5oO boxes
SPERM, and
CHEMICAL SPERM etc.
GosHEN-Fres,, landing constantly by steamers and
sail vessels from the best Eastern pares.
wEsTERN-Fresh landing CONSTANT, by steamers
Cheese
$50 boxes now in store
WESTERN, ....
ENGLISH DAIRY,
DURHAM FARM,
...... GLOUCESTER.
sTnToN, ETC.
sugar-Lovering' Refined
200 bbs. Crushed.
50 Pulveriaed
:. 50 Coarse Puly'd.
=. LOUISIANA, in hhds and bbs
:. Crushed Powdered and Loaf.
New Orleans Refinery Rebsaed.
Fruits .M....
CURRANTs-l5 casks.
sEEpLEss RAIsISs-In Mats
CITRoNs,
PRuSEs-pry
g.. PEcANs-Texas . -........
BRAZIL NUTS, etc., etc.
Sugar -Cured-Choice brands.
s1nEs, SHOULDERS MESS PORK, ETC.
Mess and Prrne-bbls. and half bbls
Dried Beef-Plain and Sugar Cured.
In kegs and barrels
Flour and Salt.
Brandy
200 packages various qualities
Whisky
go packages OLD BOURBON,
MoNoNG AEssLA,
IRISH,
...... SCOTCH,
REcTIFlED
HOLLAND,
AMERICAN, ETC., etc.
Wines, in Wood
MADEIRA,
SHERRY,
SWEET and DRY MALAGA
Wines, in Glass
CLARET,
WHITE WINES
sAUTERNE,
Champagne
200 baskets assorted.
Sundries-
BRANDY cHERRIEs-Glass and cork stops
BRANDY FRuITs-Assorted.
ANIsETTE-An qualities
CoRDIAIS-Assorted, all kinds.
WoLFE,s AROMATIC sCH1EpAM scHyAPps
BLACKBERRY BRANDY
RASPBERRY BRANDY
APPLE BRANpY-old and dne.
PEACH BRANDY
CHAMPAGNE CIDER
LONDON PoRTER-Quarts and pnts.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quarts and pints
PORTER AND ALEl-In boxes, qts. and PTS American
Tobacco
1900 boxes, of all styles.
Pounds, half pounds, SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP etc. from the loves. grade to the highest
qualify and price.
Cigars
All the approved brands of fne Havana CIGARS
An assortment of German CIGARS.
Cnba Skies, etc. etc.
Snuff
Losillsrds CARROTS, Goodwins
Roome's, etc, etc, etc.
Pipes
PIPES of every description.
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities
Goo1wins Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
Calls
Tea-Tea-Tea-
IMPERIAL in half chests of every quality-l00 pkgs
in g. u and II ID. boxes 200
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
u. STRINGER. & co.

MISSIONARIES CLOTHING.
s5..".....,.......,camP Street,
..4..
- ~
-
Every Description and Quality,
M.......
an uShi'Alhp ASSORTMENT
---..---.
r1yv y, ,c, =, or., r,o.r- - ~,
FINE OLIVE
v1vp r., ,pvr ...
gr.uE CLOTH
-Alss-
.>n co, IN ,p.rv, orp,s,c,
BLACK CLOTH PALToTs.
c,es1,,r,r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12


A LBERTsON & NUDGE,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
PORTABLE AND sTATIoNARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-M1LLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
Also, Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS,
Bates Patent Steam Gauges,
No. UNION STREET,
Between St. Charles Carondelet Streets Orleans.
The Machinery for sale by establishments
which engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country the past twenty FIVE years. and will be found be
entirely adapted for the for which is intended Of much
superior quality great of the machinery brought this
Market extremely liberal prices Persons wishing
purchase invited cali and examine for themselves
CIEMoNs, BROWN CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
used successfully in saos parts of the South for fifteen
and more during which time upwards Of FIVE HUNDRED
them been sold annually We them TO be equal
in every respect to any gin sold in this section
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN is recent invention of
Mr. j. Brown of Columbus, Georgia. We refer persons who
the following certificate, which taken from
hundreds which we have received:
RUSSELL COUNTY, ALA, February 8, 1859.
Messrs. Cemons, Brown 4 CO.
GenemenI have used of yonr Double Cylinder GO
Gins during the and take pleasure stating
vcon that its performance far superior have
tried for speed convenience and safety induced buy
because believed would for itself in the saving of time
in crop and has fully answered my expectations II
quires power prorel it than Single Cylinder
Gin while it cleans twice much day and is much
this is for the width
the and that it will all the that put
the roll witsn throwing choking cleans the
markaby clean and makes good sample of any
Gin have tried The cotton buyers of Columbus have
peatedly told me had superior Gin, without knowing
your Double Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider great Improvement the ordinary Gn the
planter who makes fifty bales of will his
interest lay aside the Single Cylinder 10
place himself nnder obligations you by purchasing your
Double Cylinder Gn and thereby time labor money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with yol
permit you Of my friendly consideration
EDGAR GARLICK.
Messrs W. g. Clemens, Brown & Co.
Samples Of both styles of Gins well other Machinery
may be at store.
ALBERTsoN & NUDGE,
No. S Union street,
oDI Ra}u (tharloS apdr
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FOR SAFE.

a FIRST CLASS IA DIES SHOE STORE FOR sAI.E--fN
"A broadway. WIN be sold at great stcrlice sr'stic-
torv given selling None but parties giving tsr
address viii be noticed address q. c.. Union square p
nHir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

sEGARS AND TOBACCO.

SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
A GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssGARs FOR
"A The cure Of coughs colds asthma, bronchitis and all as
OF tho lungs aud bronchial tubes InveNed By Prof L.
IL LINES u. Depo, E6 Broadway.
WASH PURGE AsERs or sBGARs CAN PROCURE
~ bargains IN Havana domestic and German segars Of nj
most brand add quality; Ia Norma MS 81 an OK
amnauon sotcitedi bargains guaranteed.
o. CHEEKS, u Broadway.
nocr0R THoRPS INDICATED seq AIRS, $50 BRO AD
- way, up stairs lie would part 'uarly caution the pnl
DC against erpby bsse counterfeit advertised
Gated fcgals N B-Apena wanted for every part OF the
country Price si0 per housand u bor combining twenty
segaTp sent by express
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17
THE RAIL SEASON.

DURNS FESTIVAL
ID The Burns Association of the City Of Brooklyn bss "a
announce that hey will give
GRAND SUPPER AND BALL
In honor Of the Centenary Birthday Of Robert Burns M 10
Gothic Hail. Adams street. Brooklyn,
Oh TUESDAY EVENING. JAsuARY 1 1859.
II. Perkins, E.q, Of Fort Washington, and 2 nuneer Of
Of the evening Dancing will commence st o'clock supper
the table at l0 o'clock Music Robersons celebrated
band Bowman the Highland piper also engaged for the
occasion Dancing under the q Prosssor McPhsr
and ball S. be obtained from Of the member or at
the Union Hotel Liberty street. Forrest House. ~ Atlantic
80 Pine street Richardson Mcleod no Water street New
York Communications be addressed To the President $40
Fulton street. Brooklyn James Boyle. President Stephen
Ewing Vice Presiden William Monsu, Treasurer Ballard
Rowland Secretary. Committee OF ArTAngements-M
Parsons Pollock Hopson, Forrest Coats Westoo and Balls
don.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

NEW ORLEANS. ..
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH Geo
The hvorite steamship AUGUSTA, Capt NJ. s. Woodhnll
will Saturday, Jan. a. at r. M pier rorta
by any other steamer from New York Savannah
New York 70 New Orleans SO 50 Mobile $685. Montgomery
Ala, $26 Atlanta Ca S23; Albany, Ga S2t Columbia d.
Is; Macon, Ga, 81; Augusta, $40 Savannah, Sl5.
For '''sA' or passage s saGus 4 L. MITCHELL SON.
No II Broaiway.
The We dn sday steamers will be Withdrawn Tor tho pre.en
LNOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RIOHMOND-THE
IL United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Thomaa
Skinner will leave Saturday 22d inst, at O'Clock p M
from pier No ID North river She will arrive Norfolk
next afternoon and AT City Point the following morning.
sengers for The South will proceed by the great Southern mi,
Ing Travellers will find this the cheapest pleasanes and
most expeditions route Passage aud fare with
Norfolk. "; to Petersburg and Richmond $40. Apply
LUDLAM HEINEKEN, 30 Broadway.
IVANTED--EIGHT OR TEN GOOD sTAUNCH sCHoON
w ers 10 freight cord and kindting wood nom Virginia
Apply at the Office Of the Caremont Kndng Wood Company
No Broad street. Of Wall mt their depot 15 l5D
and 16l Goerck street.
L1OR SAVANNAH AND FLORrDA-rHE AMERICAN
II Atlantic Screw Steamship Coppanys and elegant
steamship HUNTSVILLE John a: Post, commander, Will
p NJ Cabin passage Savannah with unsurpassed
odaiions si5 through tickets New Orleans $50 So Mo-
bile 49, Montgomery. 500 Albany, Ga, SA Columbus &
Atlanta 49, Macon, SH Augusta, go Also 10 principal
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays Freight 10 cents per
foot and proporonae rates Insurance half
Apply To n. H. CROMWELL, CO., SO We8t street. The
MONTGOMERY succeeds on Saturday, Jan. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

COLEMAN'S LINE.
" Special notice.
Clipper ship
YOUNG AMERICA
Babc0ck, commander.
Pier Is East RIVER
This unrivaed clipper having delayed in loading
by the ncleency the weather. the agents beg leave 10
notify shippers that she will continued receive freight and be
despatched positively before Saturday. January o.
VIM T. COLEMAN eco.
IS Wall street,
Tontiue buildings.
Agents in San Francis 30, Messrs. VIM. T. Coleman Co.
and slowing of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17
WINES, LIoUons. SO.

"A MEXICAN CHAMPAGNE FOR SALE ONE or TnH
n very best champagne mn ,hlnes IN The United States
Apply ut the basement No. William street. ". B.tbam
payne manufactured for the trade
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MEDICAL.

DE. WhRD's OFFICB, tS6 BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST
- corner N broome street. noor Once from
A. w. I'LL I0P NJ DAILY; Sunday from 4 III IN III ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

SITUATION wNNTHD--BY A Sc0r'aMAS AS
N porter mercantile wholesale house; is Wiling
himself useful refer 70 employer
snd other good city referencsa Adiesa T. NJ box 100 He
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

WATTg NERVOUS kNTfDOTg-NoSE GEyUIg
w without our name written ncross the label. JOHl
PYNE CO., 10 Nassau street Hayes Brooklyn.
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yNANTED-A FEW ACTIVE MEN TO TRAVEL AND
w Introduce article of more less demand in
bu lding Agents make from twenty dollars
week without risk and with but little capital Apply Glib
bud Pro,hers 22 Chambers street, up stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-15
SAD DEArn or AN Er1soorA1C ,nnnrM.u

SAD DEATH OF AN EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN.
The correspondent of the Church Journal,
writing from st. Louis, gives the following ac-
count of the recent death of Rev. S. L. South
ard. He says about 10 a. NJ, Wednesday, 7th,
Rev. Mr. Terry called on me, and startled me
by the awful announcement, "Poor Southland is
deadW The peculiarly sad circumstances of
his death have most deeply and painfully af-
fected me, as they have all who knew him.
After his resignation of the parish of Boonville,
about the end of September, he wrote to Bish-
op DE Lancey, renouncing the ministry, and
was formally deposed by him in Richmond,
during the session of the General Convention
For several weeks past he has been at a
cheap clearinghouse near Barnum's Hotel, in
bad health, but attended most assiduously by
Rev DIR. Terry. He visited him every day
and calling about O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, as usual, found his room lock ed, snd
no response to calls for admission. The door
being forced, he was found y ing on the bed,
his face covered with cloth, which being re-
moved revealed the dreadful truth The body
was still warm, and two physicians were in
immediate attendance, but it was all over
a boy in the house stated that about nine
O'Clock on Tuesday night, Mr.. Southland gave
him dollar TO buy him phial of cloroform
at a druggists, which he got for him. lie had
been in the habit Of using this as q remedy
for neuralgia in the face, from which he had
suffered much for some time, and no doubt
died from an accidental overdose The phal
was found at his bedside, half used. When
Mr.. Terry saw him on Tuesday he was in
better spirits than usual. His library had
been sold at auction the night before, and
brought far larger sum than he expected, up
wards of $500. This, after paying his debts,
left him about $500; and he had intended
leaving here for New York on Wednesday
afternoon, to take sea voyage to China for
year, in hope of recovering his health. Mr..
Barnum acted with extreme kindness.
The body was removed to his hotel, and in
his two principal parors the funeral ceremon-
ies TOOK place, preparatory to its removal to
beliaiontaine Cemetery, where il was deposit
ed in y receiving vault, to await the disposi-
ton Of his friends at tho east"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-15

BURNING OF THE AMERICAN TRACT SoCI-
ETY's DEPosIToRY.-About seven o'clock,
Wednesday morning, the building on Spruce
street, occupied and owned by the American
Tract Society, was discovered to be on fire.
The first floor OF the building, which is five
stories in height was occupied us depository
the second, third and fourth floors were devot-
ed to the bindery, and the fifth floor, on which
the fire commenced, was used as the sheet or
drying room. Two lads employed in the last
department, saw the flames break out from
pile of printed sheets, and Immediately gave
the alarm, but the large quantity OF combusti-
BILE material which was collected in the apart
ment allowed the fire to spread with such ra-
pldlty that In fifteen minutes, the whole of the
upper story was in flames. The fears enter
taiued lest four heavy presses on the fifth floor
might fall and cause serious destruction of
life, and the fact that the fire was at first dis
covered in the rear of the building operated
to check the exertions which might otherwise
have been put forth. Fortunately; however,
the building was entirely separated from the
Nassau street building, which is the Tract
House proper, by double walls and iron doors.
These extra precautions, which were taken
when the Spruce street structure was first
erected, enabled the iremen to conflne the
flames to the two upper stories If the building
In which they broke out so that the Tract
House itself is intact The water deuged the
lower stories, however, and ruined the large
stock of books, bound and unbound, which
was stored there. But single item in this
loss is the destruction of 400 complete sets of
the Youths Library, 70 volumes being COM
prised in set. They are valued at $4,000.
Three hundred persons, the majority of whom
were girls, were employed in the building
which was destroyed, but it is expected that
EMPLOYMENT will be found for the laroer mart
Of them in the main building, which remains
uninjured. The value of the stock which was
destroyed was at first estimated at SIS, 900, but
late in the evening the Managers concluded
that it would considerably exceed this sum-
1t is insured for $50, 900. as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-15

Tue Reform SoHooL.-The committee on
the Westboro' Reform School for Boys report
resolve which authorizes the trustees to re-
construct SO much only Of the buildings de-
stroyed as shall constitute the first building
erected and occupied; to re.arrange it for
classes Of not more than fifty boys eaeh and
provide precautions against fre--the whole
expense not to exceed $4,000; also to rear
range and enlarge the Peters house and farm
house, at an expense not exceeding $6000 and
construct one detached house, at the same ex-
pense, arranging them for classes of not more
than thirty boys each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-15

PAUNcEFoRT' S ATHENEUM-Th evening
and successful dramas of modern times, en-
bracing a thrilling story of enchanting inter-
est, totally different from the usual line of
dramatic action the great incident, being that
of a gipsey denounced and cast out by her
tribe, affords ample scope for the exercise of
beautiful acting, and the heroine has been
personated with great success by Mrs. Geo.
Pauncefort in most of the metropolitan cities.
1t abounds also with mirth provoking features
of more than ordinary character. Mr..
Pauncefort plays the gipsey chief, Mr.. Fisk
the gipsey thief, whilst Mr.. and Mrs. Biddes
combine to make a capital evenings enter
tainment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-15
1vhat do the I.hysIcInns .ny of nlIANE,

What do the Physicians say of MIANE'S
YERMIFuGE, Prepared by Fleming Bros?
Listen to the testimony of an emin Mt physician in
favor of NJ Lanes Vermfuge, which is now universally
acknowledged be the best in use even members of
the medical faculty (who often opposed to the use
of pate-t medcines cannot withhold the approval Of
this invaluable remedy:
. have used Dr. M'Lane's Worm Specific, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, in my practice and
prepared TO say that the unparalleled success with
which have prescribed its use, both for children and
adults induces say the in its of any spe
eifc or patent medicine before brought to my no.
tice The mode of administration the smallness the
Dose and the certainty of its eoacus effects give it,
my opinion adecided advantage any ohermedicine
of the kind before the public
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. NJ FLAMES
CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE manufactured by FLEM-
ING EROS. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vermifuees in
comparison are worthless. Dr. NJ Flames genuine Verm-
fuee also his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine rtbout the
SIGNATURE of FLEMING BROS.
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