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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-18

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Canals tDirten un6 rpelGbe aut
utb fbsr In Gllen 8dllen lnt
nc cine pur9aus nSttis tn,
ais uuUronung ce5 Wlasens,
&reu,I6merSen, ,S6tdfrtsteit,
Berifcp ing. S6mer3 un0
GmpRnoli6teit iiber bent gam
sen RSrpe >. 6Clsen Ter plGs-
ltben Grfdttmg, tpel6e tpenn
nerndblilfst, oft In lonssn
TIe6ern enbet, WongeI an
Mppettt. fa!teS Suten iiber
bem RDrper, Rubeiofsfeit
Ropflhmersen Dber @nnere
I'm 8Dpi, aae GdtSinbunsSs
trontbeiten, Wiirmer Efi &in+
bern uno @vpi6Ienen 8beu.
mattsmuS, Gin erOees BIuts
retnt9uneSmitiel uno eeeen
Dtete dntere 8ranfbetten. be-
r1eu Der Wenlh untermorfer
III unb beran Nluisdbluna ~
pettlduf9 fein Diirne, su ee
hrotdter. GDIS IA Gtgh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-18
Dr. s. 0;ilnatI,er..

praftiI9er 3abnnr5t
go. 1888 GmI- -9altmcreitr.. uaBe @teutr.
Sdbns Terbn bel mir aniS bette einseies ub ale Speoter
9arantirt. GS22S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
gipIIal atfuigalltt


Giearcd Saturday.
steardsfsi Indianola, Flanders, Brazos Santiago.
S o de Goieonria &co
IA Crow III. for Havana, lid KEY
West and other Florida ports, q b Payne
Ste aIashp Charles wiess, for Galveston
ana lHdjnnola. g B Payne
ship shamToek poane, 81 Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox fco
49, ship i y Araat. Haszlep,, 81 Brsnsn.
~ slEskaa. parter. q Hasrs,
ssAt pnstasis, yamison, fos savannah
ssaH BEsak Y pAy peasey u ballast Ier Raatan,
y N Hynson Neo
j a Mitchell
ST. Elizabeth Morse, Kabler, 81 Mobile, 4
sebF IT, Tsean u Mabils, Huntington IL Ire rs
Arrived Saturday.
isij Moses Taylor GrjfBa. rom Nm rs,st
an n III ilast, 10 s sls Wiser tso
Til ilsEriGts 4 SsF
stsafn#liil asasEon. Place fron andianola ana
fsaa sesfssa. ha u p RI Berwick u RAJ.
ssssla tfeu lfsiak NanHEaan. I'M Galveston asid
81 ssife PISS Oh n d ray no-~B ar Hirkss BAY
aMafsae, aEsrnpa, from haaiaaleIa ia
IN 5lsss-l st dist.
ID Ocean, Summers, ftn London. 18Th
Iaatast IL 4 Asfhridge u Nephew
ggsa.
u Janes, fm Havana, III ballast ID
sE4i gA5el ist aiss "A.
kIalah, CHI bordeaux NoT nd, 10
b disst a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
TAPE-svoIsn1 Nv CHILDREN,

fIainAaId, Il. y, Aueust ., Io5a
hsssrs. i. d. Fahnesiack i t'us
son i've ars # ere has been stslsd VIII
many remedies, and had he fsnisnce of sklul Hsseat
The boy has paSf hfn Inch lee per day
Mhie under the influence medicine That he Las been
taking, bat discharged she head
Your agent being IN the neghohapd sent 10 the house
~ some Of our neghbos a Of The wonders q
gIla4e.
We gasa the boy two bottles Of b A. Vertn
which brought twenty feet q she worm Y ~ ne
ifit three IN has pasrd three haHd 20 asee OF
~ f7oa We NOW sRoud recommend II all tsnsa that are
ailesed with worms Of any descriptions positive cnra
Purchasers shnni look we'll The initials the
per- and that they husng T. A. Fahnestocks ystui
sugef and no Other. Jus tI&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
IT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
a
OH ND eUNG,
Affirm Its Truth,
PROFESSOR woop's HAIR RESTORATIVE

PROFESSOR WooDs HAIR RESTORATIVE
win preserve iafalibly the growth and color Of the hair
se cover IT, With astas o sss o rss
al ef e e as e
snes Of over bs so
bear testimony that we do not much in Its
n,fs %aas aaSss s. s. Charles sa Nov -
induced nse Of your Hair Restorative and ia eects
were q wonderful we feel duty and the Afflicted
Win @ s ss mead e. @ had
sy i friend efs f III suffer- sa.
ngs advised us 70 use your Reatorave did with little
rem % sa s esey sa and das nss
by hshs scalp and Is x amt aes ss y
hair q any other child We therefore, md do hereby re-
" s : " s sfs T PARLIAMENTARY SISsfsa5Hhnsn
Prof WoodDear Sir Ny hair had for several years been
Ws s s T f. 81 in dressing
menths ago thai and continued s
use III within, the ast three weeks i has turned 10 its
peesa appeaea Jill ny aap prepare
s sst L q q a P es
Or for the simple purpose e dressing Identifying hair
Of its performing all that is claimed for il S'ADs
elnsannti O., Fob TO- Ii Thsd IL sifeet
p..s ,z.., ,..zx,. WEId1saTos. No.. Dec. 8. 1857.
who sf IL s ssss T a ssss mine
i had The sTe SONG tine la May nearly every half
ss G ss yaas afsl
as oe f M e. e ahs1 m9 are have
tho benefit ss 4ss from Prof Woods
The MP in BEETLES of three ss a. aSse
s s dollar Pa e. i .a s s5 4 s and s
cent more n proportion than the small reas dollars
Hon. p s s fB Is d boe quart y per cent more in proper
Ri'sss 2 R5ssasa sad My +, aKass
street 81. I.ons No. t.a ..s NM Aes
a Aad Tss 4 Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
w faHsik a-so bbis. oiu bourbon, IoI sue y -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
Beinsv---Co Coming UP.

Ship Harvest Queen. BatcheIder, I'm Liverpool, sth
Zee. I'D Baxter, Lowell Geo.
Ship Moses Taylor, French, I'm Liverpool It'll Nov,
to II Ashhridge & Nephew.
Slip Dragon, Upton los days I'm Calcutta, to Ho
bart y Foster-eargo, gunny cloth.
Ship Celestial Empire, Pierce, 40 days from Liver
pool, TO jas Morgan &eo--cargo 6l4 tans Of
salt 70 ] Morgan
Brit brig Creole. Robinson, FIN Balza, (Hon.), via
Ruatan, To j dc Egana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
Reeoipss u tise Casontaeiet lanai.

BAYOU IsAU0MBE- Per sehr Iatsrange-- 400
bhls sand ut prsux
ANTE RIVER Per schr Negrier-a erls wood
Ia ordsr
ANTE RIVER Fer schr Black Bay--so cords
wood To order
ANTE RIVER Ter sehr Jas Eliza--so cords
wood to order
LAKE MAuREP As, Per scir Bonne--sO cords
wood to order
MADisoNyII Ter selr Angelina 900 4
lumber to ] Petit.
BH40NI-Per sehr Polca- COO bhs charcoal to
order.
biloxi Per schr Pearl- 100 bbls charcoal %
order
Ray 81 LOUIS Per sehr clementiue. 50 cords
wood 10 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

. do Biscoe q Sinms 7seks corn West Il Nettle-
tn--lsa do r r Ethel &Ge-+T do j II Adams NJ ID
I6 bales hay bbs Hour bbls lard eks bacon i
Dbl DO Wilson &eo7s1t head stock to orier--Total
2lae bales cotton 100 hhds tobacco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
Z STEA lERa6 TsS


MEMPHIS PACKET
,ahas 1sso.l LINE Eiseo. NJ
THR MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLTANs
PACKET COMPANY
WIN run their huass uriug tile 1859 and 1870 as I
lows:
Of the hoats Of tie Memphis AID New Orleans line vii,
loase New orIsana
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY,
AT ococl. f. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS:
Engomar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u, Clarke, master.
Nebraska .,,..,.....+,,..,-A Il. IfSin muster.
WEDNESDAY EaATs:
John SimoritEs. .........J. f. Smith, master.
Eclipse .,..,...t-.-...,,..,.H.I spltp usatet.
FRIDAY BoATs.
BeIfast..e....+,.,,,..,.......W VIM wfay, MASTER
H. IL. w. Hill. T. II. Newell, ntasgE.
THE vIcKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-ve.wTr-
N Pennington, lunstcr.
Kate Frfshee .............,.J Lee, master.
VAcsOrAa..................s. w Hsnek, nRser.
Leave VicksblTg ri t2M.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New Orleans via jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but "Wednesday evening can thus make
aoe connection at Veksburg with or t other of the above
iines These Lines run in close connection with the
memphis and Charleston Railroad.
u.,, And the
u y ~ hi y M p .0HIa- RAILROAD
ay.,,... FROM MEMPHIS. Tsys
e fsVe q f t q routes East, North and West
For through tickets freight and reliable information sn,
Ms,n,,s ~. 4 = III IKELIGH, General Agent ~
az 'sn4Ats aekst on,es VI Charles Hotel, left wing
Ws. ISSJIEE Pas ssnsser AvEnf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

Per steamship General Husk, from Galveston and
Sabine Pass Weseott, Al johnson, A Ncks-
s On deck.
Per ship Calender, I'm BORDEAUX in cabin, 100
steerage.
Per ship Maid Of Orleans from New York. iii
steerage.
Per steamship Galveston, I'm Indianola and Gal
veston--et III cabin IL On deek-i negro.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

1 No arrivals from sea yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Crosse Tete. MeQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Monarch. Williamson, fin Cincinnati.
Meteor, Heno, fin Fort Adams.
Saline, Miller. FIN Tensas.
Red Rover, Strong, I'm Nashville.
Sen Quitman, Cannon, fun Argyle Landing.
Lafonrche, Dugas, I'm Lafourehe.
G . Jr, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonyille.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
u
U PER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves or MONDAY. Jan. sp al 6P NJ
ST. Louis IAiro and INV Orleans Railroad Ilna
FOR Sc. LOUIS -G8NSEtTfS(;G Ar
~ n, GAfI9 Mi thu Illinois Central at 81 I5Dr
with the Chic and Mississippi Rarna,i-t,a ns
regular passenger packet ste55lsr Gladts. soY
" kiireier MASTER viii leave for ST. Louis a I'M fhs ir
mfde NJ atoE f6r freight through Tickets 10
all points North, East or Vest. anpiy 81 hoNr} m
RI Passengers and shippers rely On ill., rpnctuaty o
this steamer. ~ F 'A4S' r.
BzP, No berth cor2iiered engaged until Maid nv
plan OF the cabin seer mia stsuta1n,s
COMMERCIAL Place. n N' ~
NJ The above steamer viii take freight r3r semabs
Satehc. Sicksbnr, and NIL THE Beads and will ,ay s
ton to all way and plantation bfsiaass v = - ~
ja2s " x, adr pEtisi1h t..s,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

THE GRE0LA HTATI-HENRY MYERS, Editor and
PEapiletor rendered lie business Of New Orleans
~ reliable advertising Medium The Mail is published upon
1ed river 10 miles iexandtn and in the midst OF the
isiana.
Address the proprietor Creela Wnn parh, La. Terms,
81 per
A. B. srRAwBRIDGE ( CO, Agents
{ousTtn Tpiul P1aea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

N. o,, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
frANrnN. January a. 1890 III, ha1.s c.+.,,, s

N. 0., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
| CANTON, January as, lsGo--46 bales cotton to
Gaspie, Brewer &eo-- Is2 Warren Gilmore Ned
so Byrne. Vance &eo--s7 Cutrer, Harrison Sco
50 Carroll, Hoy &eo-l0 Thornhit 6coa7 in
Al Levi Sco-a6 Il L Adams ,Seo-22 Patton. Smith
a Patnam--16 Wright g. Allen--l4 n j Van Bihber
| III Holloway & Ionsdale-23 Slaughter, Smith n
shotwelI--56 Lewis { ogleshy-5tl do MeFarland Il
RarksdaIe-2a Any Il Gatehng--i2 Logan. Sor5iaf
L Claiborne--10 Mckleroy & Rracfordal( payne
Il Harrison--ll Winston, Morrison Sco--ll West X
yiiere--6 ] W Ghamplfn &ca5 6inen. smedes 4
co.. Pritshard Il Flower Stewart Il ianesI5
A II MAY &eo--6 j Watt sIeo--5 Al b Henkei sro
- Thompson h Gark-32 I II III Mt Allen Sco-
81 Coleman, Brittof & Withers--5 Murphy. sykes
&eo~24 Watt q Nohle--la Friedlander Il Gerson
s j Il HarGe &co--3 Lane, Salter &co-a Block
McAfee &co--7 Hopkins sseo=--5 nj u Cooper
&co--6 sam Barrett Cleveland Bros &eo-5 do
Battle, Noble &co--3 McLemore, Rayhurn tSco-I
Campbell 8 Strong Total 1927 bales cotton.
N o., oPEL0UsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY. Jan $50 bbls molasses 10
Is hhds sugar Bellocq, Noblom &co--2s bbls mo-
lasses I4aforest & Desmares-2 do Vose Il Vest
lis do Lane, saiter &co--40 do do West Renshaw &
sCammack-s5 do w E LereriGA SSco-Il al 81 hht,s
sugar Mtenberger &co-30 do S @ Nelson Eea
Is do Lobit 4 Charpantier-2a do Foley, Avery
&ce--I0 bales moss Taforest 4 Desmares 100 81
of potatoes and sundries to order-Total 1870 hhds
sugar 800 hbls molasses.
pQNrf,II Errp AIhr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
Leaves eycfy TUESDAY nj d d,clagts y M
NEW ORLEANS AND WTS,Yx

I1VEEF IA IEy,IY z z IsNIIlAY m 8 nrInrk r IT.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICIx@.
Ns@ H. ntk Y y Mail Iihe -For panalasensiile. Pia-
Yienne, Baton Rouge Port HuGson bayou Sara
~ Red River Landins Fort Adarns Naelcs Water
proof Rodney n Itssph GRIND Ga Warrenton and Vicks
bnfte new steamer cha Capt. W q. Wilson will
leave above every TUEsDAY clock II NJ Returning
she viii leave Nehshufg every FRIDAY at IL O'clock iii
ID. II. CARROLL n CO..
ia gents 5a3 stafett9ste sfree at
The aove will yeksbny With te steamers
Hope and R0ebuck for Ya1oo river.
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Leaves on w I.llN ESDAY. IsE lust. RtbpN
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Leaves on FRIDAY. Fel4 1, arbP All
.MEAIIeGIES AND NEW ORT.EAE Ms

eAa.. Al4aIsFa q 1gIhpI and all iIe
zassseIi II. w. Hill. j. H. Sswaii mssteT a, VIII
receive freight "wednesday morning. from foo of i3Irad
board ot 10 t7 Pf' Y
ja2s Once unas r II T. ',t X i.i n,,
~ his line connects Napoleon with rgIar paela, or
the Arkansas and hic Rivers 1t Mel,his Win smnnr
packets for 81. Iyenis ana Louisville. '' Ft
aB- Adans, ExpresS carried tesalariy by th line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

- Il. DGUIs. SEED DEALER CONT STREET
S No " ae No ~ has just received per ships Asysia
ment 81 Haden Pot and Farming Seeds such Aiedkes
Asparagus, Chs Lettuce Beet Gadii6Wer Headed Cabbage
Carrots eery Ghergl EndiRe GTess Lettuce Rocket Peas
saisity F5sneh Be Dwarf and Pole Beans Mustard Tar
Beef Short Radsh Long Radh. White Red and Scarlet Clio
yef Bird seeds etc. constantly hand; also Flower Seeds
le whole in various qualities of each kind and well assorted
Terms m8dcEate ia26 I'm
fN0 IRON FOUNDERS - SEALED PROPOSALS
viii % received until the 18th February and opened
ft day. Tor The Iron Work of of Iron Front Buildings
assasng o gaqs expeea for inspection A The office q VIM
about COY feet Marked proposals 10 be addressed
ja21 ttet5 3p ]. &. HARMLESS III Common street.
To SUGAR PLANTERS FOR SALE. A VERY
= superior Cylinder Vacuum, Pan, second hand built hs
Messfs Meftc Son. Philadelphia in complete working
dor and cutie clean with NIL attachments including large
5tsf trump Tor tbs 8ai1e. Apply To
F. w. c. COOK,
.jsa5tf No. Canal street New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
A cARn.s.s...=-..-.....==.=..=..-5.......a cAnD.

DIR. setMuEIs REYNOLDS. te rnrivalled CANCER DOC
To who, for nay has be4 Treated Grayier street.
Ia tho vicinity Of the ST. Charles Hotel has his
No. 70 BARoSNE STREET between Common Canal OPP.
poste The Lafayette Car Landing where he prepared
all diseases which hs processes cure. CANCERS
their worst forms, sGALp HEAD WHITE sWEIJ1Ntis aud
ULCERS. of every description.
Specimens Of uceroas Tumors. extracted PATIENTS can
be ut Dr. Reynolds eiee and references persons of
prominent standing in this and other of the Bnion
have been successfully treated by Dr. Reynolds will be given
all who have doubts of the efficacy Of his remedies
He challenges the medical faculty of the United Suites of
America or Europe to excel hs cures. jazz If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
BaIIF RIVER

Ieaves on MaNff A Y. aEif tt,st. NJ 4 F.
REGULAR BuEF RtYfsR PACK hI
fIsd. N sr T. ONT I5lefsQt lou ana e lan3nEs
IsGae yersThs superior liHlit dsaeht steamer
Ahffh, b. T. tio9dS1us rnisters EfefS9
ind Dorsey clerks Is receiving freight, md will las
above. For freight passage epply IN hoard. .
jas AiFaltisina. As.nnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

M0BIEE-Per steamer 0regon-l5 bales cotton
Fuller, Douglas &eo--3 do Winston, Morrison &co
Total is bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

.eares on nc E4DAS .3Ist inst, 8 r. NJ.
REGsIfI.A HIfK RI{th ME- ia

r. b lima Bluff mud Shreveport PackeEor Hurricane
aad Carolina Bluffs Shreveport, Grand Bayou
M anlpte Grand icols coushatta, 81. Maurice,
Mon soery Gntile. Alexandria, Spimans Barbins all
ntetmediae landings Red rferIhe new, elegant light
dtag and very swift running passenger packet steamer
Iee0mte johnson, mastert will leave rs above. For
freight or passage apply on bosfd
YIRGINIus C. DENTzET.
Z taI adperis;rp A,ant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
SALINE RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. Fei, L. at i o'clock r. NJ
REGULAR TEESAS PACKET
~ n-fhe elegaht4 fast IHauisE passenger pae1Ht
z.aaz T .!enrneE Saline, Geo Mltf MASTER VIM r.
Ilier aief4, VIII leaFeas atdFe fr AL llRditss
On ppet and Lower Tetsas and Black feEt Of
passape an4apAsAf atFfg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
Leaves an WEDNESDAY. Feb. J. atop
REGULAR NALARIiSIIh An

IT, h. Yazoo River Pseket-Fof Grenada Troy Ttlsda.
honla Le9te, Greenwood, siaon, Head Horny
island Feliaa YaEpo tis, and all jnf-
mediate ianings Yaahisha sad Yuzop rivcrs--The new
hghi dralsht, fast running packet Gel f
H. futison A. q, Harys1n, MASTER viii leave rs aboTe
For freight passage apply on beard.
YIKGINICS @. DESTgEL,
lag Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

aaEEs On HttNft ". Ian. "a. AT n r. Nj.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACE
l.eas4s m ! ~ 4 RhttKY Feb. Z, al 3 r. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER AND

IAE4GsNF lAEk EEEIII XIV Err AND
IT, h lake nisfnHean PA kpi.-kof hinlgn, M0srnv
oft H6geF, Pine Bluff. Grand Rayon t9otsha
CHinpfe, 5rand Eeoa, st MRtrtte Aiexanlria
la all lt mediate landings lake 8isienean fver
n swift running packet Bonita fsanc
Wrth maateF John Long clerk viii leave is aiosa For
freight passage having ns apply On board
iaa0 AdesFtisfn M AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
eaye5 on sATaRnAY, February 1. ii s p NJ
FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAN

n,
tee Montgomery Gnlila, Alexandria &6rraana
}af bins and Ill Intermediate landings IN Red
klkstl eegant, frsugi swift-rhiinne mas
ssassf packet Grand Duke, Samuel applepate MASTER
VIII leaRa as abafs For freight fS4a&s apply banfd
fIRGISIGss G. &nFSThEIA
s jAa3 Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

REGULAR BdsEF RIVER PACKET
f. h-f9r Font dgtieFbsH. Ion, Bout praifie 1
landings Bnut tireffhe superior and very
zEaz4 light faigt swift running passenger panAtt
steamer John Ray. = f. Kerehita muster viii leave Is
above For fFeig ht passage Bppy hnald.
NlRHINIp6 C. IENT2EIi.
- fa2s= Aa$frtising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30
TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.
YALABUsHA AND YAzoo RIVERS.
Leaves on MONDAY. 3Gfh inst ut b II NJ
REGULAR YALLARUsTEa Ann

REGULAR YALLARUsTIA AND
, ~ h fazo River fAeketF0f Grenada IfEy Tns1a.
LRs hona, isfera, tsfeenweod sidon Head Honey
mediate landings YalatIsla 1aspo ryersTe neEs
light dangh f running passenger packet steamer f. NT
For freight passage amply bGagd. -
EIRGINIuS- C. DENTZEf.
jas AGENT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-03
NROUPl CROUP!l CROUPI!l
DIR. ITOOKER'S
COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP

Group, Coughs from Colds lHoarseness, Catarrhal
Coughs, Coughs from HumOrs and Bronchial
Coughs, and gives speedy reefn whoop-
ing Cough and Asthma, and often
the latter and inva-
riably shortens the
run ofthe former
1t will arrest nearly all forms of coughs leading to
consumption, but will not it when seated and NAV
be relied a in that disease 1t is unlike Hive
Syrup and the ordinary cough and Group remedies mas
much contains dangerous agents, though whole
bottle be taken in hour while it is efficient cura-
tive, pleasant to the TASTE and universally successful
and no bad result can possibly follow its use
Children liable to be attacked with Group without
moments warning 1t is therefore important that ev-
family should have constantly at hand simple
and pleasant vet efcacous remedy for the this
painful and too often fatal disease. Such remedy is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-03
VARM IN WORCESTER FOR SALE

E'ARM IN WORCESTER FOR SALE
Il belonging to the estate of the late Samuel Jenui.
SON situated four miles easterly from the city the
Wcstborough road, two miles from New England Vii.
lage in-Graiton and miles from Nfillbury and iv
ing directly the Boston and Worcester Railroad the
Milbury station being but one-hird a mile from the
house. Trains stop twice day each way Contains
about 200 acres nearly half covered with valuable
and thrifty wood, the other half moving pastlrng and
tillage Under good cultivation well fenced with good
stone wall. An orchard of so apple trees Of IS years
growth, and twice that number older growth Build
nss in fair condition and nearly all lately shngled
good two story house, very pleasantly situated, with
good milk cellar and l. containing We room, never
falling well OF water, wood room; pisgery in basement
with set kettle, and granarv in second story Barn 100
feet long, Snnually filled with hay and grain from the
place. Flints pond IS within third of a mile of
the house, and beautiful and fertile island Of thir-
teen acres, easily accessible with teams lies close by the
shore. Apply to CHARLES WESSON, on the premises
who has occupied them for ei4htecu years past to w
5. BARTON, at Worcester, or to SAMUEL JENN1SON,
q State street, Boston. diff s2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-03

1t began at first to roll, then to slide, and at
last off it went from the wagon, and the old
man with it. "What are you down here for 2"
SAID the grinning logs. 81 came down after
hay" said the old man stoutly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-03

NOPE Hay There was an old man nm in
Jefferson Co, one summer, who was hr,,,i,in No.
how folks used to work in his Young davs
ana challenged his two sons to pitch on n loaJ
OF hay as fast as he could load it, 'o'N
Inc challenge was accepted, and the hav
wagon driven around, and the trial was com.
his own very crediiably, calling out taunting.
y, more hay more hay Thicker and
faster 1t came, whole cocks Mt time. cloud
after cloud overwhelming him.
The old man, nearly covered, still kept crv
ing "more hay !" until, struggling to keep on
the top of the disordered and ill-arranged Lean
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-03

TAKING CODA ''cold" is not necessari-
ly, says the Scientific American, the results of
low or high temperature. A person may go
directly from hot bath to a cold one, or into
snow even, and not take cold. On the contra.
ny, he may take cold by pouring a couple of
table spoonfuls of water upon some part of his
dress, or by standing in door, or other open
ing, where one part of the body is colder than
another. Let it be keprin mind that unifor-
nifty of temperature over the whole body is
the first thing to be looked after. 1t is in the
unequal heat upon the different parts of the
body that produces coldby disturbing the uni
form circulation oil some part IT, you must
keep partially wet garment on it would be
as well, perhaps, TO wet the whole OF it uni
iormly The feet are great source of colds,
on account of the variable temperature they
are subjected to. Keep these ALWAYS dry and
warm and avoid drafts Of air hot or cold, wet
Spots on the garments, and other direct causes
o. 6ra unequal temperature and keep the system
nraced up hy plenty of sleep, and the eschew.
ing OF debllltaling food and drinks, and YOU
WIN De proof against a cold and its results.