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ETNIE subscriber would respectfully inform the nhabi
tants Of Worcester and vicinity that he has taken
Sh op In rear of Pratt Eare Iron Store for the purpose
or FORGING MACHINERY of every description, and
JOB WORK. Particular attention paid 10 fixing Axes.
A share OF the public patronage 10 solicited.
Worcester, Nov 10. DIV DEXTER CAhh.
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New England House.
No. III Broadway, nearly opposite
New York

NtW I OFNs
IS VIE above named house having Undergone
"a rial alterations ana been fitted up in a superior
s'ssA manner for Ladies' and Gentlemen Who NAV want
transient board will hereafter afford desirable
comGodatiOHs to all who may desire qietness aud
able soceiy Il sttricty temperance house and located
the Immediate vicinity OF business, which makes
pleasant for business The proprietor the
public and his friends that every exerton will
sed for their Comfort and merit continuance If the pat
ronqge has ALREADY received for which very crate
fn N b. Price 81 25 per day.
Aug. s. SAG. 3Itf z. WIGHT, Prnnrietnr.
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WANTED

ITO HIRE good industrious man, with a small family
for one years time, to commence the first Of Decem.
ber Good encouragement given. good House and gar
den furnished. HERYEY BANCROFT
Auburn, Octl4 II
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In addition to the above premiums, deposite of per
cent on the premiums will be requred and n depnse
note varying at the different ages from Is to 80 per cent on
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office OF
the Company at the CENTRAL BAHK in Worcester TO
the Agents in the towns and sections OF New Eneaad
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvan4 and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, July ] 5, 1915 Jf
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CLEANSING.

Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed st days
,ics, If desired CARPETS, SHAwLs fall kinds and NJ
frARY UNIFORMS cleased and pressed and warranted
look wen goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in al
asses, charge will be made.
NJ Onty Office in Worcester is on Cent a
Street. HENRY Is. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. 20. 35ti
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. lS2, Main Street, Worcestey
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor
Terms.

lac Price Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
lhngm or segentyfye Cents per quarter if paid strictly
-Four Dollars per annum One Dollar per quarter if
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
T. published weekly at the same office Terms-Sl rs in
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RIPLEVS s. TALC0TT,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
IL DIT EnHpI f,nr.,onA;n,,t

ALApuAGOAS oAlAd OOAlllA1kSS1Un NASkCAdAAtSJ
HARTFORD, Connecticut.
Il EEP constantly for sale, at iow prices be
IN found az any market IN The United States, complete
assortment OF
Iron, Hammers, Grindstonts, Spades, Files, 81
steel, Sedges, ScreD Plates, hoes, Rdsps,
Pig Iron, BorIr, Shoe Nails Forks, Iron Ware,
Fire Brick BeiiOos Carriage Springs Ares Cro0 Bars
AnUiis, Chains, Patent Balances, Nails Iron Pumps.
Hices, ShoUets, Sleigh Shoes, Spikes, Arles, &C.
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Fairbanks supe Tor Patent SCALES, all sizes--Fall
River Iron w, rks Co.'S NAILS and IRON-Sanderson,
Brothers n Co.'s STEEL md FlLE5-Ames, Pierce &
Woods, and Washburn's SHOYELS and SPADES, and
for other Goods on Consignment.
Propretors of the NEW ROLLING MILL and IRON
FORKS at Wfndsor Locks, for which they wish TO Dur-
chase Scrap, Bloom Pig Bar and Billet IRON and solicit
orders for Nail Rods Nut Shapes Lock Plates, Wire Rods
Rivet Irnn Skating, Round and Square Iron Plate and
Blade Steel sc &C. OF all desirable sizes and warranted
OF good quality.
n Shipping Agents for the Providence and Fall River
Packets. Gnu Hartford, June 10.
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Dwo- House Removed.

Fa1HE subscriber has removed ms DyenN
WORKS his New ship On CENTRAL STREET
and only ten rods from Main Sreet where all goods must
left Having drst-rate shop with every convenience
attached, he feels condenl IN assuring the public that his
work shall be done we aud al shorter notice, than NJ
any other shop OF the kind III this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLoAKS Colored, as usual ioT
ONE DOLLAR; Gentemens COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done three days when
required,
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
LOOK Ar THIS!

LOOK AT THIS!
A TANNERY FOR SALE on the mountains
"A in North Beckett within half mile of the Depot
the Western Railroad nearly new lately owned and occu
pied by William Barnard, 40 Tanpits under cover, Lime
and Water pits, Bark Mil, Pulling Mill for hides, Pumps,
and Splitting Machine, all moved by water power. FOR
further particulars inquire of the subscriber In Amherst,
or Of JOSHUA BARNARD, near the premises.
Oct. 27 swt BENJAMIN ALLEN.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
IDYgy pD TTyYy1p MNp &

EUss EN1tO AI5 Y 1ihAIURE,
BOOKSELLER, STA1IONER AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTURER,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites attention 10 his gerry e1ten-
IL size .sUrimeni of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
ugethe with every article usually found in Bookstores
and a. he purchased his ENTIRE STOCK FOR CASH,
he CAN and WILL sell the wholesale and retail,
AT prices thai will defy competition.
Il. L is constantly receiving supplies from he best
sources, combining in part of his assortment
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
in all The varieties of bindings sizes and rulings.
BIBLES! Bibles!
Consisting of Pulpit, Quaro, Pew PoygIo c. &c. &C.
prices from 25 cents to 500
PRAY Err YMN, and SINGING BOOKS.
All kinds in general use constantly hand.
BOOKS FOR PRES ENTS,
in great variety comprising all the ANIMALS for 347-
ALBuMS.-Eiegani Bound Books POLITICAL
WORKS Of all tie most celebrated Poets.
Writing aud Wrapping PAPERS, and every description of
STATIONERY.
BLANKS
printed superior quality paper, and revised in con
ioTniiy with the existing Laws
MERCHANTS, SCHOOL COMMITTEES,
TEACHERS, and all others any article kept in
ookstores will find il peTy much their advantage to
every New Book issued the Press. mailing
the largest assortment of Miscellaneous Books be found
in Worcester.
MERCHANTS
Wishing to purchase SCHOOL BOOKS by the
quantity will do well to call before buying elsewhere, ts
here they be supplied 1T such prices cannot be
undersoid IN Massachusetts,,
Directly opposite I'm. Temperance House.
Worcester, Nov 4. Tw
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New Iron Store,

NO. 10 MIN STREET, WOR CESTER.
Hp ICHARDSON, LORING s. CO. have on
4 y hand and for sae-Cheap for CasA-English Refined
Banks, Old Sable Norway sweedes, and Band i r ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds Shapes-Ul.
ster H0OPS-BEST CAST STEEL, Sdnderson's,
NGyfors, AMI Jessop'S-German Coach Spring Steel
Also Russia and English Sheet Iron Bars-Vices-
r., l.. & co. are Manufacturers of Tin, Copper
and Sheet lron WARE upon the most reasonable terms
and II short notice. ~ Particular attention paid to Fac
DRY Work-Tih Roofng-Tin and Copper Fave Troughs
STOW rs Of all descriptions constantly for sale at the
very lowest prices, at the OLD STAND Of II. A. RICHARD
SON, aIel0 doors north Of the Eagle Hotel,
April 81 II No. Is Main ST., Worcester
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Auction and Commission House.

JOHN G. OTIS * CO..
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Saint Louis. Mo.
DElNG engaged in the Auction and Commission bus
~ ness in this City, would tender services TO mann
acturers and merchants in the Eastern Cities and would
respectfully solicit consignment of BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles Of
Merchandise and pledge ourselves pay particular atten
on to sales Of Goods placed in hands, and all regard
paid 10 directions.
We would refer to the following Gentlemen:
X II. Stone, and John F. Darby Esq'rs 50. Louis :.
James A. scott Esq, Ne,0 York Lewis T. Brown, Esq
philadelphia; Messrs. Allen g. WEIGH, Boston Mr. b.
Otis, Worcester. tf34 Aug On
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House and Lots for Sale.

49, 4 NEW md Elegant HOUSE on vernant Street.
IL. i Also, HOUSE LOTS Laurel Hll-many
is- Of them commanding the les view Of Worces Ter Of
ans lots il the market A. M MERRlFELD
Worcester, March II. w3tdlf
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This Company commenced issuing Policies Of Assnrance
on me hs OF june 45, and during the rsi year
sued oSO Policies, and received in premiums $l6,758.
AnnuqL PaNnafnka. Ann,lnI l1nt,rnnnte
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Wooden MACHINERY for Sale.

y
tTNHE Wooden Machinery contained in the Mi at MIL
l. TON, N. H. IA miles from Great Falls, known as the
Narney Mills consisting Of two CARDS Machines
each--two Jacks--eiaheen Satnet Looms-Nappers-
Sneaer-Press, &c. together with all The other machinery
and xtnres nece sary for manufacturing SatBes Tweeds
&c Also all the Skating, Drums Belts, sc contained
IN the Mill lease Of the premises may he obtained on
favorable terms. For particulars apply NATHANIEL
WELLS Esq, Great Fails or BUSH q WILDES, No.
70 Wdfer Street, Boston. left July 3.
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Furniture Ware Rooms,
HERE'S.

HERBS.
4 Ill kinds Of HERBS, put up by the SHAKERS for
\ sale by ID. SCOTT JR., & CO.
Druggists and Apothccqries
Worcester Nov 10. 47tf ITS Main st.
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State Mutual Life Assurance COMPANY
OF Worcester.
Sl00,O0O.

Hon. JOHN DAVIS, Preside,,.
Hos. ISAAC DAVIS,
HoN. STEPHEN SALISBURY, = roe 4FeS'de"''
II Is IN, n
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D 7 Z Q c
Hon a. D. Foster,
EDWIN Conant, Esq,
Jchabod Washburn,
Frederick w. Paine,
John Milton Earle,
John Green, NJ. d.
Benz +. Haywood, MID.
Fred. w. Gale, Esq.
Charles Washburn. Esq.
Joseph Sargent, MD.
William Dickinson, Esq.
w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
AWFUL CONFLAGRATiON IN
NANTUCKET

y slip from the Nantucke, Wander, re-.
colrcd last night gives the following partic.
ulars OF the most destructive hte ever wit.
messed IN that place
Tuesday July lilh, 734nm.
Il becomes our duty 10 record one Of
the mos, calamitous fires that ever happen.
cd IN Tins place. We have had an wful
night The Ere is s.ll raging and God
knows when It will crd At II o'ciock
last evening our inhabitants were aroused
with the appalling cry Of frc Il it was soop
discovered that tho store occupied by l. @.
Kelley was IN flames I he flames spread
with such rapidly as TO battle every
exerton to rcpress them the e1pedient
OF blowing up houses was rcsored TO as
the only means 10 arrest the confae ration,
but 1t would seem with little success -
more than twenty buildings are thus des
,royod aud indeed more would have been
demolished but tina, all the powder IN the
place was consumed. The town presents
scene Of devastation that language canno;
describe. The whole square Of buildings
bounded by Maine Center, Broad and Fed.
cral streets IS IN ruins, and nearly all the
buildings opposite those which formed the
square. Trinity church is now in flames.
All the buildings on North Water street
as far A Mtchells inclusive, all the build
lngs on Main street from q n RddelIs
10 straight wharf On Union stree, as far
as the buildings occupied by the town off.
GERS, inclusive; Washington street a, far as
J. II. pcascs inclusive DR. RugcIcs' house
on Orange street was blown up, which ar.
rested the iamesat that point
The aggregate loss is a, prcson, incalcu
liable. Many rumors are nhoat OF injury
received BY divers individuals. but they are
50 vague aud the whole town is IN such
confusion, that 1t is utterly Impossible to ar
rive at the truth. We are at this momcu
told that 10 one has been seriously hurt
The Inquirer and Mirror printing offices
are both destroyed We can but give d
hlsty account OF this dreadful calamity
Whcn our account closed AT ten o'clock
a IN. the ere was still raging and at lrls
one third ofthe buildings in town were dts
lroyed.
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or guilty, felt the weight only Of an uu.
wcaponcd arm, dealing out The rttnbuuon
Of deep wrong
The facts arc 50 public We have not
though, It eSpcd,eui 10 withhold III. nam~s,
AMI We have given tie particulars =, length
IN order 10 correct some ofihc false accounts
that have ben cireuls,ed. We d. not wish
70 p'cju3sc IN the case Wbcther the md J.
v,duSI cbarHed I, guilty, OF the victim ot
an unioundci suspicion. wc have no means
Of knowing. We can Only say wGh cct
,ainly, that has eaniga,ioo was SUMMARY,
and that whatever may be IT'S effects upon
his person there - no reason to think II,
impress on vail soon bc tH4ccd from hl'
mind The general sentiment, we find IS
IN flvor OF The innicior Il was case
where law would afford very poor redress
and II being supposed he had we'll ,nformcd
himself a. TO the criminal the decision o
the public seems almost unanimous to sus
tain him ia taking che law into his owt
hands
Immediately nhcr the as5ul! Nr Mariair
delivered himself INTO custody and cave ,h'
required bonds Tor hls aFPca'ancc a, Court
Neuba'tPoJi Coufity.
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yTon ~, NeW Ycrl Trtivse
SHOCKING MURDER IN JERSEY
CITY


a, halfpa, IL o'clock this morning a
man by th. name al r. NJ s. Spencer II
uareliny MsgneiEet, and FORMERLY from
Pscgo County. where he nov has friends
fes'iing was arrested IN Jercy Cay ior
Treatment Of hi, wife, and disturbance
Of the peace Ahof proceeding some dis.
lance wGh tho officer, under the prc,encc Of
having something very particular TO say To
his wilc, he wss permitted to return. and
the momen, he came into her presence he
drew pistol from hr poke, and ,ho, her
IN the back OF the reck aud near the lcf
shoulder, the ball coming out IN the ncck
near The wglsr VEN She died 10 oIghi
minutes alter receiving the Wound, and the
murderer wa, Immediately secured u,
IS tTonlv-cigh, years Of are. and was mar
rioi nj Columbus. Ohio. TO the lady he IN,
so htu'ally murdered
The lady whose name was Dohbin be-
tore narfnTc was twenty four years %
aCe 7ui Is said IN have been very bcauufu
nhi interesting The cause assigned lo
this brutal dccd WIS jealousy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

The faculty 10 tho Stale Of New York
we learn have adopted Vaughn Vegetable
LHoniuple Mixture N their practice, 70 a
greater or less degree Since the days
Of swaine's Psnseea nothing has aken
Ike II, aud IN medicinal properties, ., Tar
exceeds lbal suieie Indeed there is no
quesgoa OF SIS vaa s1pcriori,y over any
other pspsrstin ofsny sgc lie power IA
Liver complaints, Female complaints, the
euure eaislogus-dsbiIRy, dropsy, seroful4
etc ctr, is certainly marvellous FsT sale
by agenis IN thu place See sdyG NEE
ment, Great Ameries7 Remo1y and call
and Sc pamphlet
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County Company, Cap Johnson /, san.
dosky Guards CAPT Bradley GcIman
company from Cincinnati, Capt HENSON
- SIS rank aud hlc The Alexander
Seou also arrived yesterday, br,ning sO
men OF the Lincoln Guards, attached To
Col Mekoe'S regiment The volunteer,
were taken down 10 a camping ground On
the old Balie field, beloN the CITY The
Steamers Tuscaloosa and Now Era arc eI.
pecicd horu to day with the third Regiment
VI Ohio Volunteers IN q. Pc
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Sly TIP OF THE CRrATupE.-
One Of our subscribers says the Rhode
Island Republican, who happened to
bc IN Newport last summer, got down
into the bar room at very carly hour,
when there was nobody but 4 boy in
attendance; when 10, who should come
IN first Int a tall, we'll dressed, very
solemn looking Quaker gentleman Ut
WAS yearly meeting J ne looked about
for moment, and then turned to the
boy
Boy sad he, docs thee make any
lemonade p
'Ccrtingly, sir, great deal every
day
We'll, make me glass, and take the
largest size tumbler'
The boy mixed the ingredients, and
poured n water about half full
'Stop--lcavc vacancy. Has thee
any old French brandy?
yes, sir
well, pour in ill tell thee TO step,
--CPourS.)
Stop! Has thee got any good Jana
RUM
None, SIR
Any santa CruzP
yes, SIR
We'll, Pour till ! tell thee to stop
The boy did ashe was dlrsctcd then
mixed il, and our Quaker frirnd, put
ting the brm-lu!l, wcIl-seasoned bca-
ker to his lips, poured down i'll one
continuous stream the whole potatlon
without the interruption ola breath.
Then with that look Of satisfaction tC
the inner man, which OH such occaSIn.
is seen but not described, he SET down
his glass 81 inquired what was to pay
He paid and turned to 90 away, bu
stopped as if he had forgotten some
thing Just as he reached the door, ant
casting back an eye to the fountain o
refreshment, where he had imblbed the
cXhllcratlng beverage, he exclaimed
Lad, thce's small boy, but thee
does make great iemoaade!
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he lOIlOWlng Is the substance oil
the news received by the Galveston,
at New Orleans, on the Sth INST, from
Galveston:
Wreck OF THE Potomac The
steamer Potomac was wrecked about
six miles beyond the pass ofSt. Louis.
The boat is a total loss and the freight
greatly damaged, The passengers, con
sStins of Capt. .Lumsdcn, Jr's, compa-
ny, were all saved.
An ARRAY occurred in camp, on the
20th of June, between two Texan
mounted men, one of whom, named
Walker, was shot dead.
No movement Of the main body Of
the army beyond Mctamoras has yet
been made. The troops are impatient
to march, and will do so rs soon as a
sufficient number Of light draught
! steamers arrive.
The Galveston Civilian says theap-
polntmcnt of captain in the new rcgl-
mcnt of mounted rltlemcn has been de
jcIlncd by Mr. Walker. Seven compa-
MES of mounted rlilcncn from the Red
RlvcrcountiCS Of ToXas, passed through
Austin on the 10Th ult. on their way
to San Antonio, where they would be
mustered into the service thcUnltcd
States for the war They are said to
be well mounted and equipped, and TO
be composed Of the best class of TcXl-
an citizen soldiers. They comprise
A9S men. The United States Dragons
at Austin, left On the l7th for San An
tonic. SO if the McXlcans are "concen-
lratlng a large force at Preside de Rio
Grande, for the purpose OF marching
against San Antonio (Which we do
not bclleve) they will hnd cuStomer RS
on their arrival AT that point, II not be
fore.
II is said that Gen. Lamar will DO
elected Brig. General Of the Texas vol
unteers. Gen Burlcson refused 10 Ne
Il candidate against him.
Reports of rather an indefinite char
, actcr had reached San Antonio tina
the McXIcanS were concentrating I
, large force at Preside for the X. GrandC
with the intention Of marching ugalns
San Antonio.
The report failed 10 excite much Il
larm among the Texans.
We think it has before been men
toned that the United States dragoon
: formerly stationed at Austin, left OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
DENTAL SURGERY.

10y the OF repeated solicitations Of mn.
- ny Of his old friends the undersigned
has been induced to make short stay OF
rHo or three weeks IN this village, mainly a.
VISIT relations and partly ~ a professional
capacity Having been confined strictly Ia
huslness IN the cliica Of New Work aud
Brooklyn, for the past Twelve ycafs he make
tins VISIT more az matter o. tol Nauon nnI
pleasure than O source OF profit vrycr g.
hc has conc prepared to pert operap .
on the teeth Of his friends an take. s
room at the Ffauk!n Hotel, h. 4 ~ hlp.
py to runder professional advice I'D oprts-
lions wherever required, oycry VT day ancr
lhursday from . a. m TO I p. ~ for two
weeks only. Having l"r many yoar,
beon engaged IN an oStcn,ivc business m
one Of the mes, nourshing cities In the IN.
ION. ha deems It Unnecessary To say more Than
In,. he Is prepared fully for any operation
~ dental surgery from extracting tooth, 10
lhr ucrlrct arrangement of chlldren's dlsnf-
drrcd teeth and from TIC supplying Of one
tooth to ulI sets OF teeth on gold plate
MAKllN X. BRIDGES.
Doctor OF Dental Surgery,
l. A. \ Of Den Surgeons
aud NJ Is. Col. OF 3. Dentists.
Rutland July. 10 % 30
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HOWELL'S PATENT TANNING MA
CHINE

Among the various machines for saving
labor and facilitating manulactu!e, which
have recently been brought To the notlco Of
the public, there is mono more worthy OF at
ten,iun, says the National lntelhge eT than
the one the name OF which stands the head
Of this notice. II may be Justly considered
one OF the most valuable OF modern lnveu.
lions, belnp,o the utmost Importance to those
already engaged IN the manufacture OF LEA
iher besides offering the greatest inducements
to others Tor starting the business. The no
merous visitors who witncssol lIOwclNs pa.
tent in operation At the late National EXhIbi-
ton, IN Washington, had the opportunity Of
witnessing the rapid progress which the
skins made in the tanning process. A dozen
calfsklns were prepared and put upon lho
machine, and we're thoroughly tanned in less
than six hours motion, IN the aggregate, Of
tho maChIne. II the fact had not been VII
messed by thousands nj the Fair, IT would hc
said to be impossible. Who. then, would tan
! on old tedious. and expensive plan, aiei
THIS ! Under proper management, We con.
! slder this method as approaching nearer per
lection Than any other In existence. The
] oboll aimed at has been to Pillow tho pm
/ ciples Of the old way, but at tho same tim,
10 get rid Of It's two main objections, the lost
/ OF time and OF labor. By this machine ,whcl
! IN It's operations, strictly follows the pTi moi
Piles OF the old way, all kinds of hides an,
skins may be tanned, no, ouly so an to pro
Guce a superior article Of leather. but witt
the saving Of soveniy-fve per cent in time
and fifty per rent IN labor, besides great c
economy IN bark or tanning material.
The above machines together with the RICH
ofmanniacluring and using them arc for sal
By David Morgan, Jr., West Rutland, VI
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Be,care II Couatcrftits and limitations.
The unparalleled and Astonishing eflica.
cy of DR. WlSlar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
in all The diseases for which Il is recon.
monded, curing many cases alter the skill
OF the best physicians was unavalhng, has
effected large and increasing demand for
IL This fact has caused several unprinci.
pied counleTleilers and Imila,ors to palm of
spurious mixtures, Of similar name and ap.
pcarance, for the genuine Ealsam. Some
are called the Syrup OF Wild Cherry, Bal
sam Of Spikenard, Wild Cherry Comfrey,
&c, Another, WcEAr's Baslm OF VIII
Cherry mIsspollIng the name and forging
certificates, to resemble those Of the true
Ralsam DR. WiHAr': Ba'sam Of wild
Cherry is the only genuine The rcs,mcr"
| ly initiate the name Of the original, while
they possess none Of ITS virtues
LooL ,ccH 10 The marks If The genuine -
The genuine Balsnm Of Wild Cherry, PHI
lad, blown into the glass each bottle
bearing the labe on the rom, with the slg
nature Of H. NlSTAR, NJ -
This will be developed hereafter with a
a new wrapper copyright secured, 1874
on which will alNdys appear the wrucl
signature Of Il BUTTS,
| None genuine, unless signed !. BUTTS
on the wrapper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

Aryiral 81 ia P0!aa!eeIL-The nfam
boats Caroline and New World arrived
Yesterday afternoon from Olneinnau, bnng
inr the FIRST Regiment Of OHIO Volunteers
under the Command OF Col Mdcheii aad
i.ieut. Col Miller They are composed
Of the Portsmouth, Boys Capt. Hamilton
Dayton Infantry Capt Ciiiens osrmar
company from Dayton, Capt Hsmer
Moalgommery Guards. from C'ncionati
Capt MoOfs Inviseible Rihemen, Cap
Ramsey; Butler Boys Capt. George
CiseinnatiC Cadet, Cap Armsrong Brow