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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25
From the providence Press. sd.

FATAL MIsTAKE.-Mr. Andrew Horton of
Chepachet, very incorporate man, had been
on spree for about four weeks, and came
home on Thursday night with a new recruit
of liquor, which his wife destroyed after he
had gone to bed. In the morning, as usual he
began 10 yomit and was very sick, and called
for his rum. His wife told him she had thrown
1t out. He did not believe her, and continued
to call for it, His daughter, a very fine young
lady, who had got up to go to work in the fac
tory, heard him calling for it, thought little
liquor would stop his vomiting, as it usually
did, and hearing him begging so hard, she
thought she would get him some. She looked
in several rooms and at last, in the closet be.
hind the door, she found small bottle. She
took out the cork, smelt in the bottle, found it
contained liquor, poured out about gill, car
red it to her father, and hurried of, as the last
bell was ringing, to go to work. But she had
not gone many steps before she heard her ia.
Their say, "what have you given me 2" She
stopped and heard him again, and run to
window close by, and asked him what the mat
ter was ? He said ''what have you given me!'
She said, rum, is it not?" He said "no,"
which frightened her very much She ran and
got the bottle, showed it to her mother and
asked her what it was. ooh! dear, it is bed
bug poison" She screamed for her brother to
go for the doctor and she went Immediately
to giving whites Of eggs to neutralize the poi
son. The doctor came in Il very few minutes,
but nothing did any good, and the unfortunate
man died in just three hours. The poison was
very strong solution of corrosive subimate.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 24-The house printers
will not deliver the thirty thousand Covode
committee reports which are printed, until the
difficulty with Mr.. Pangborn is settled.
Secretaries Cass, Floyd, and Thompson, and
attorney general Black, will leave soon for re-
creation, leaving here only the cabinet officers.
The administration recently addressed anoth
er note to the British government on the San
Juan affair. The president, during the absence
of secretary Cass, has been personally attend
ing to state matters appertaining to our foreign
affairs.
The attendance to day upon the funeral of
Mr.. Gales was very large. All the authorities
of the city and district, and the Typographical,
society, were present. Many PAGES of bust
ness were closed and bells were toed.
Lord Lyons leaves soon for Halifax, to meet
the Prince of Wales ~
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Now MeYican Mail

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, July 24.-The New
Mexican Mail of the 9th inst has arrived.
The crops around Santa Fe look finely, owing
to copious showers of rain, and they promise
an abundant harvest. Fires in the mountains
had done immense damage. Several lives
were lost, four bodies having been found.
Mining news from Arizona is not favorable,
owing to scarcity of water Provisions
were scarce and high; flour scarce at $l4 per
sack.
Only few Kaw Indians were seen on the
route, who stated that band of Kiowas had
been at Crow Creek, awaiting the arrival of
the mail, to plumber it, but were driven off by
the troops en- route to Pawnee Fork, A large
encampment Of Indians was seen by Major
Sedgwick in June, but the Indians fled before
he could give them battle.
No rain had fallen this side of Fort Union.
The water courses were very low, and the
stock were suffering
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25
Ere in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July PA fire this morn
ing destroyed Henry & Co.'S rag house, Front
street; loss $4,000; Ebert & Co.'s cabinet
warehouse, loss $1,000; Henry & Co.'S cotton
waste store, loss $1,000; Bacon's feed store
was also damaged. Total ,ss $4,000. By
the falling of the walls, three fremen were Sc
riously injured.
Another fire destroyed Boothwood & CO..
cotton waste store, loss $4,000, and damaging
the adjoining buildings to the amount of sew
eral thousands.
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A Penjtentiarv Rebellion.

ST. LOUIS, July 24-Neary fifty prisoners
endeavored to escape from the pententiary at
Jefferson City, yesterday, by bursting open
the gate. The deputy warden, Ritche was
slightly injured in the melee Three convicts
were killed and seven seriously wounded. All
were re captured.
Samuel Caruthers, formerly member of
congress, died at Cape Girardin on Friday,
shortly after the decease of his wife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25
New York Nuarkets-July "a.

COTTON unchanged sales 100 bales at l0lc for mddlng
uplands.
FLOUil-Recelpts 55lS bbls sales 10000 bbs; State
aud Western dull heavy, and lowers superhne state $500
~ $5O extra state S55 a. 5,JI round hoop ONO 1888
a. $50; superfne western, $500. a.
GKAlN.N heat heavy, ana "a &c lower; sales lu,uVO
bush, Chicago spring slsDl9; kenosha sprn5, y 2O3i
Milwaukee club 81 q 40 Sl23; winter red western sl2S
white western s,3g. Corn heavy; sales $4,000 bush;
mixed western 6O3 % Sic for sound
PROVISIONS Beef steady, with fair demand; sales
$40 bills perk heavy and lOwcr sales 2OO bbls mess,
$3.50 for Old sl935 % 1850 for prime $l225 % 1880
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Chioago Zouaves.

BosroN, July M-The theater was packed
to. night to witness the drill of the Chicago
Zouaves. They leave tomorrow night for
New York, by Norwich route.
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New Jersey Politics.

TRENTON, N. j., July 24.-The state demo
cratic convention will be held here to morrow.
Two state tickets are expected The Douglas
men have secured separate hall. A Bell
Everett convention Will also be held. There
is quite an excitement here tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25
dead Body Found.

New YORK, July PA headiess body
found floating in East river this morning,
proved to be that Of John Coultas, formerly
watchman on Balance dock, who was blown
into the water by an explosion.
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Items,

New ALBANY, IND, July 24,-Korb Hutte' s
candle factory was burned last night. Loss
$4,000, insured for thirty thousand
SPRINGrlELD, LII, July N.-The Round
House OF the Chicago, Alton, and ST. Louis
railroad was burnt this morning. loss $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25
The Telegraph Arrangements.

New YORK, July 24,-At meeting Of the
Associated Press to-day, the committee APP
pointed to prepare an agreement for the rival
liues, reported that compromise with the
American company is now considered impossi
bile
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

forold s425 new. Whiskey striking change;
sales - bbls at 20}c Sugars firm but active sales
100 hhds; Porto kica a ne; Nuscovado, q q 73c.
Coffee firm at &c advance Rio Rio $50 bags at l5c;
Maracaibo 500 bags lag l4ic Ceyon. 1850 bags ut
l5c; st. domingo, 100 bags, at l34c
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New yorL RANT statement.

Capital stock $50, G8l 700 loans and dis
counts, 6,485, 300 specie, $3.50, 500; due from
other banks, So l58, 500; do, to do. Sl109,500 /;
deposits, SO, 900; circulation, 1888, 700.
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Uotites.
4 7 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF

4 I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
a - HE IL MQhCESIER FIVE CENT SAVINGS
BANK holden July ~ 1882 the following pers9rs 49,
the trust; ~-SeP'eu
PresideRf-Charles l. Putnam; Wee Presidents
W. Richardson. VIM. n. Green ID. s. Messenger Cha-ies
Paine, g. W. RUSSELL Emory Banister; Trustess-I NJ
G. Armsby. j. ). Farnum, John B. Shaw James b. Blake
Rufus Carer, Geo. W. Wheeler, Edward W Lincoln
James Green, G. B. Metcaf, C. H. Fitch, Nathan Wash
burn, Horace Ayres; 4udtOrs-Em0ry Banister, James
B. Blake; Financial Communicated. W. Richardson,
James Green c. L. Putnam, f. b. Soddard, c. Harris
Secrefary-E. b. Stoddard- T. b. ST0DDARD, See y.
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The Prince of Wales and Suite.

ST. JOINS, July 24.-The royal steamers
Hero and Aradne anchored at seven O'Clock
last evening. The Prince Of Wales will land
today. Royal salutes are being fired from the
batteries. Large crowds are gathered on the
wharves, and there is a general display of bunt.
ing from all the vessels in port, and from pub
lie and private buildings.
AFTERNOON.
AT noon, to-day the prince of Wales and
suite landed tram the Hero under a royal sa.
Lutte from the citadel and from the Ariadne and
from the Flying Fish, the yards of which were
manned, as also those of the French war
steamer Jesustus. Gov. Sir Alexander Ban.
nesman met his royal highness on Queens
Wharf, and conducted him to a carriage, when
they proceeded through triumphal arches to
the government house. The procession con-
sisted of the masonic body, St. Andrews, ST.
Georges, British mechanics. coopers', temper
ance, native and Irish societies, and Phenix
volunteer fire company, the guard of honor,
the Newfoundland corps of lst, I'd, Sd, and
4th volunteer rifle companies, at one O'Clock.
The prince held levee at the government
house. He dimes with the governor this eve
ming. There was an immense concourse of
spectators, and great enthusiasm prevailed.
On Wednesday the regatta comes off, when
the prince will drive out, receive addresses,
&C., and re.embark on Thursday evsning.
To-day is a holiday in Newfoundland. All
the shops are closed in st. Johns aud the sur
rounding villages, the inhabitants of which are
nearly all here. Flags are suspended from
every house, and the shipping are all decorat.
ed, The Hero, in coming in, passed directly
over Merelin Rock, but did not touch, although
it was low water, and the rock was blasted by
the telegraph company five years ago. Wealth
er cloudy and threatening rain ceased at II
o'clock.
ST.. JOINS, July "a EOeniag.-The prince
rode out on horseback Tuesday afternoon, in
plain clothes. The squadron sails at o'clock
Thursday morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-25

In this city July "a Abby X, daughter of Ephraim
and Caroline Willard, 6 yrs limos Is DAYS.
Funeral Thursday 10 O'Clock M at the residence of
Mr. Samuel Clemens, No y Liberty street Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
Celia Fay, mos 10 DAYS w
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for SALE OF 90 Eet.

for Sale OF % get.
GR- SEE FIRST PAGE.
FOR SALE-A plot of Land containing
5000 square feet, the corner of Ward and Berkeley
streets Mulberry street, and centrally located be
tween the Red Mills and South Worcester Wire Factory.
Terms easy Inquire Of M. 0VEREND, at the Qun-
sgamond Wire Works. dtol jy2
- FOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE
III containing ten rooms, conveniently arranged for
4Az or two tenementS, pleasantly situated corner
of Carroll and Glen The lot contains about 5000
feet of land with variety Of thrifty young fruit trees
and bushes
n. B.-The House and part of the Land will be sold
separate if desired. Apply on the Premises,
jy6 d3m* J. NJ. SEAVER.
Two RENT-The office numbered s Me
n chancs Hall, fronting Main Street. Apply on
the premises diff jy2
no LET--A gentcel lower tenement offs
+ or 10 rooms recently occupied by Chas b. Whiting.
on Hammond street and of the most desirable resi-
dences in the city. Inquire of
JAMES r. PIERCE,
ie5 diff Cor Main and Austin street.
I JAMES r. PIERCE gives especial atten
ton to the and renting of Houses, Stores, &c;
also, to general collecting. disu mch22
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MINERAL SPRINGS COLD RR00K

M INEhAL OPRINGS, COLD BROOK.
ANA WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS-Fora period ~
many years there has existed in this place spring Of
water to which the inhabitants Of the vicinity have re-
sorted for the efficacy o. its relieving various
diseases of the skin Salt Rheum Erysipeas Eruptons
from poison &c Debility from long protracfed diseases
Rheumatic Affections Scrofula, and Nervous Diseases
Tins spring OF water has recently passed the possess
sion of the proprietor who has discovered several other
springs OF similar character in the vicinity which
nave Deen examined their water analysed with view
to their medicinal qualities, and with the purport Of
placing them in condition to satisfy the demands of the
pubic The analysis OF these waters, made by the
state Asayer Dr. Chas T. Jackson, present the follow
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ODE Regatta
4 REGATTA AT LAKE
'5-SsssS'ssss = oUINsIGAMoND,
July 24th and 25th.
SEATS FOR THREE THOUSAND PERSONS.

have been erected the west side of Lake Qunsga.
mOnd, on point Of land commanding the entire
course.
Suitable preparations made to preserve order and
The NATIONAL BAND will be stationed here during
the RegattB both DAYS.
1t is the best place 20 witness the whole Regatta
fortaby and tickets the grounds and issued
at the following prices: Single Seat 25c; Reserved
Seats soc; Carriages will admitted into the En-
closure for enc.
Tickets for sale at Boyoen's and at the Bay State
House, and at the Lincoln House. any time previous
the regattas, and the ground the Gath and 18th
insts dSt iyl7
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for Medical Consultation with sufferers onlv
week-Closing Saturday, July %.
Consultations and Examinations will be FREE. as h.
fore DIT ;roa
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ONLY t HIS " Elk.
TO INvALIDS AND SUFFERERS.
MRS. ANNA MANSFIELD DENSMORE

respectfully announces that she will remain Mt
The Lincoln House.
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Per Oxide Iron, 50
Salts of Lime and Chloride of Sodium, 2s
Inc analysis OF waters from the several springs present
marked Offence in their various mineral
of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantities OF sulphur suphureOus deposits The
temperature of these springs from IA 10 Sc de-
grees Fahrenheit. Specific gravity accords very nearly
of the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist IN their
chalyDeat properties containing va
ous solutions OF salts of iron and other earthly salts in
combination. which combinations, in comparison with
other waters OF like character in country are recop
of many diseases.
These waters issue from base of an extensive
OF gravelly hills containing many localities abundant
deposits of metallic The have he en- oh
tanned Tor long perOdfrOm this range
purposes and OF superior quality
Cod Brook, from which the village receives its name
tributary OF Ware river The village situated on
the road leading from Worcester to Barre is aces
sble by stages passing tw daily way The viii
age surrounded with prosperous energetic agri-
cultural and mechanical community Good roads com
muicate with pleasant country towns and villages Ex-
tensive ponds exist in the direct vicinity aorng fac-
es Tor pleasure parties for fishing and sailing. large
ana comnodtous public house has recently undergone
extensive Improvements and repairs good livery is
connected with the house Bowling alleys, Gc for the
especial use of the Bathing houses in connection
with the springs for cold warm. shower baths and
all the fixtures and facilities rendering the locality
seekiug a quiet and pleasant retreat
me subscriber is pleased to refer DR. CHAs r. JACK
SON State Assayer Boston DIR. S. ROGERS Water Cure
Worcester; DR. }. \. BATES, Worcester DR. S. TAYLOR
Petersham. WN IL WuITI NJ
Cold Brook, June %, 1860. dtf ivlf
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BY THE CANADA.
The British Squadron with the Prince
of Wales at Newfoundland.

ST. SsHNs, N. F, July 24-The steamship
Canada, from Liverpool 18th, and Queenstown
18th, for Boston via Halifax, was Intercepted
off Cape Race last evening by the news boat
of the Associated Press. The Canada passed
Cape Race at six o'clock Monday evening. A
a~Asspatch from Cagliari states that the Neapoli-
tan steam corvette Velace of sixty guns, had
gone over to Garibaldi Several steamers
have been purchased at Liverpool and two had
sailed.
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AXE QUIN SIG ANON d.
Gus HON ED SEATS.
The subscriber has erected large WATER PROOF
AWNING on the East side ofLake Qunsgamond. in full
view Of the whole course, and has fitted Cushioned
seats for
FIVE THOUsAN PEOPLE,
to which the public are invited the days the Re-
gatta.
A BAND OF MUSIC will be stationed under the
vass and every body is guaranteed to be satisfied with
the arrangements for their comfort and if one is not
satisfied looking the seats the money shall be
funded.
Admission 25 Cents.
Tickets can be secured at the BAY STATE MARKET,
and at the entrance to the seats
have also got accommodations for
TWO HUNDRED HORSES,
the awning and have secured the services of man
to give his whole attention to their safety and the charge
for caring tor them will be
IL Cents Each Team.
The grounds in the vicinity not occupied by hitch
ing posts, will be FREE to all teams
At the Hotel in the immediate vicinity, horses will be
put up by Mr. PARKS in the barn at moderate charge.
jy23 dSt THOMAS GATES.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26
.z..te for o aIf.
LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the
following valuable tracts of land {:
$50 acres in Morehouse, on bayou
Bonneida, about two miles from Point
Jefferson, over two hundred acres
thereof having been .deadened three
years ago. ...... e. 5ag s,E
600 acres in Morehouse, on bayou
Bonneida, about two miles east Of
Prairie Jefferson, 1853 acres thereof be-
ing deadened. - -,
500 acres in Union, on the, Ouachita,
about eighteen miles above, Monroe,
having good frame dwelling house
and, about IS acres Of cleared land
thereon. =. 1850. u
$50 acres in the Island in Ouachita,
near the Ouachita river.
1880 acres in Ouachita, about one
mile from the v. S. st. Railroad.
500 acres on Buoef river, in Carroll
The above land will he sold ON rea-
sonable terms. ..,,, az. ..,.,., .,-,..4,s ...t
+70a'ra,, J. T. LUDELING.t.
Monroe, Oct. 9th 1s59:tf. g i,:p',.;,l.
&
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26
Nlisrcsl Meous-
IS Wheeler 4 Wilson's 49,
SEWING MACHINES.

Have this fall taken the
'a- FIRST PREMIUM -
ut every State Fair held in the United States,
they have commended, WITHOUT
ONE EXCEPTION. viz - .,.--..,,;l.
STATE OF MISSOGRk, ut st. Louis. r
STATE OF ILLINOIS, at Centralis.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ut jackson.
STATE. OFyNEN York; at Albany.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
h, STATE OF MARYLAND, at baltimore.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. at Richmond.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. i" 'f
z STATE or PENNSYLvA ANA, at Pittspurg.
STATE OF KENTUCKY us H. Ift-f
Z STATE OF, WISCONSIN, ~ e ~ $50
! Singers, Grover 4 Bakers, Weeds, Sloat's
Webster's, Bentholfs and twenty others, have
ALL been .atI fi2ff3. j.
sIGNALLY AND FAIRLY BEATEN.
No rational man can now deny the fact that the
II II WHEELER & WILSON
sASE w N G NJ C II IN E
Is THE ~
NE rI.us ULTRA OF ALL SEWING MACHINES
- 'PdUL MORPHl' Or CREATION
The following is the published report Of the
PENNSYLVAN ANA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, on awarding the Premiums at the
conclusions of their Fair, at Pittsburg, on the
lst Of October Ia -' '' r"
1.-THE Committee nave given full opportu-
nifty to the exhibitors Of several Sewing Ma
chimes to show and explain their several arti-
cles, and after close investigation, have con.
cludcd. while Singers Machine, for heavy
work, is equal to any, and also All excellent
Machine for general use, Grover Il Bakers is
more simple in its construction, md equal in
its ability to perform for general purposes: but
without dispalaging the merits of either of the
above the Committee feel constrained to avn,
as being the best Or all family purposes.
[Signcd] r. b. MOORAEAD,
O.. MOSES L. EATON,
.r,. I. , WIN; VIM, MuRpoCK'
Committee"
The sales of Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Nj.
chimes in New Orleans, where the ditftrcnc,
between the "Old time Shuttle" and Chat
Stitch Machines and the new improved Wheel.
Err Il WILSON Machine is understood is NOR.
than ForR times greater than the sales of any
shuttle Machine, and has been for the las
four months. more than FIFTEEN to ONE ovcl
Grover and Bakers complicated Chain Stitcl
Machine. tu-i ~
A large supply Of the above Machines ar
expected by every steamship from New York
and for sale at the only Depot of
WHEELER n WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHIMES.
'.'" No. 100 Canal St. 1'
S. N. PECK, Agent.
Dec. 3oth, 1858. -...4tu..-.i IT,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26
MON ROE sg5
NJ A L h AGA ID r. MY

IL. "A. HALL, AgrM.,ya ydi
Principal and Professor bf Ancient Languages.
,'Ns@ wv. Y..PAGE,y A. NJ, 5s dF
Associate Principal, and Professor OF EngliN
aud Mathematics, IN ~ 81, -
TlllS Academy will open its first
L session ntho 26th Of September
next, The discipline will be strict,
but parental and tho course Of instruc-
tion Thorough and efficient. 81 -
Tuition per session of twenty weeks
payable quarterly IN advanct) rs fol.
lows:
Alphabctic Dopartment...... $l5 ~
: 4e"aam'' ."" ..~ 'rls.'' q e 90 Q"
cnn;an a '''': 3" Nv y"
French extra. :...l..... ~ %
Incidental change. 1890. ~ 90
No deductions except for protraeted
SICKNESS eHsut ny4mtttil TBu al
neH" Address either Of the Principals
at Monroe, In.
August 4, lS59--ly.as sa.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26
MON ROE
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

TlE undersigned takes pleasure in
- announcing to the inhabitants of
Ouachita and adjoining parishes, that
he is better prepared now than ever to
do work in the above line, having as
good or better workmen than any other
shop in the State. Any person having
doubts to the above, can call at his
shop and judge for himself. lie has
constantly on hand, and Wilt make
to order at the shortest possible notice
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
of every style and pattern, from com
mon Jersey Wagon up to a fine close
Coach, which will be made of good
material and no mistake. He will also
furnish his customers with single or
double harness at the most reasonable
prices. rt-
Also blacksmithing done of every
description, such as BlUugh Work,
Horse sloeing, Gin and Press Irons
made, Machine work done, and also
Vanhorn's Patent Cultivators made to
order.
Having done work in the above line
for five years, in Monroe, he feels con.
fident that he can please all who may
give him trial. .
He has large stock of materials al
ways on hand, and can supply the trade
through the country at reasonable
terms. ~"
Carriages and Buggies made on rca
sonable terms, either for cash or goot
twelve months paper. ya ~
All new work warranted Is months
..t.' 'UT +. j. L. HUNSICK Err.
Feb. II. 1860. ly.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26
y. sClHARD /
Pro6ssor'cf Music on The Piano am0

Profcssor'of Music on The Piano amd
At4 hos l.'f flo -Guilar. $50 ~
RRsgkCrFULLY announces to the public
of Monroe and Onachita Parish, that
having located himself here permanent
ly he is fullypreparcd to under take
the repairing and tuning Of Pianos, and
will also tsaeh, if required, both the
Guitar and P'qno. Persons who may
need his servi :es,7 will find it to their
advantage to employ him, as he hatters
himself that he is competent to give
the most ,uncquivocal satisfaction
Orders left at the Watch-makcr's cstab-
lishment, will receive prompt attention
June ii I.v..w--. tt