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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05
THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP
"A WONDER,

10 cure hTnpt1ons and DfgurementS If the SKIN, PIN;
PIES, FTec6fes, Sun6urn, SAT- Rheum, ScuyUy
Sore Heats, &c &c.
Is astounding how quickly, by The of one cake Of
Jones Italian Chemical soap, sallow eIn,y on tI
skin becomes beautifully clear and While "
IN purchasing this must away ask for ONES,
liALlAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and perhaps as n,anv
VINO nave been cheated with counlerfeits will he roy
nuch discouraged to try the genuine VT say TO sucb nv
s once0ynu VII OF regret it but always see thai h
name of L. JONES is on the wrapper " 0
From the Nel0 Orleans CentineL October. 19A4
One OF our Subscribers, Mr. Leonard INFORMS n ,ho,
he has been cured Of old scaly Salt Rheum nj ~ ,
s, ns On mS pearu myers and hands, by cake Of
an article hucN advertised latey-we speak Of Inne;
Italian Chemical Soap. lie also i'll forms as Ihni he n"
lIiedits effects npon his female slave ose n yeu,s
girl, much marked with sun-spots and he fonnJ ~ ,
"eehs her SKIN much clearer and Whiier.
~ From the Nelo York Sun.
"o ihnAo II RUE never TO notice advertised sr
ucie Ont from what we have heard from several nnr,
respecting the powers oil Jones' Italian CheniraI I'm
we do not hesitate to pronounce it all il is rene ap
ana can therefore, conscienliOusly recommend if IN I
READERS VINO are afflicted with eruptioms marks ar
urements. VI uishg-
JON ES' SPANISH LEY WHITE
~ Is perfectly innocent, being purified OF all deeter,
gus q'diltes; ana II lmparts to the skin a u.,raI
healthy, diabaster, Clear living white NJ The sam
smooth. s IL soit and
JON ES, CORAL HAIR RESTOR kTIyr
Aois tne educated, there lew who will douht h,
htb - ,I Ling we roo's and scalp OF the head Ia
nea'eny ne'io, we can cause grOwth-aye dork I,xnt
ant growth The roots being healthy seIi,, 'oAuii-
ddhdfuh OF scurl is discharged from The sca1r ieu
now becomes soft and silky. Thus The ron, e,e mar
fastened in their native soil pronGIv mi strongly
py o oeauly as specimen of diseased naIurd r,iJ
"o" ueath oy me powerful aid of science eu
~, From the New York Tribunp
we see that Judge Edwards of PhiIaJelnb;
over ~ years OF age the top Of whose head wa % man
as uie PAIN OF ones hand two months sine T h
r"w ihe urk halr growing fast from the use NJ i ia"
Coral Hair Restoratven ' use Vi Jones
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MUSIC BOOKS,

A COMPLETE System for the VIOLIN By j. r. HANKS,
II Professor OF Music, with Supplement, containing
entr, the celebrated Treatise the Violn BY JACOB
AUGUSTUS OTTO.
Toe boston Melodeon, collection of secular melodies
consisting Of Songs Gees, Rounds Catches, &c by f. H.
White. " -
The Odeon-The Psaltery-by Mason g. Webb.
The Sacred Choir by Kingsley
The Modern Harp Boston Sacred Melodist Inv f. /
White and John T.. Gould.
The Mozart Collection Of Sacred Music by f. Ives IT,
1Y The above will be sold at wholesale and retail no
LOW as can be bought in Boston elsewhere ANY
Other kind not on hand will be furnished at short notice al
the Cheap Bookstore, POI Main Street.
Worcester, Oct 81. 6w j. CROFT In
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Machinery for Sale.

DU a. a., buUMS, now running heavy goods and in o,
Of this month. ' ouchVer ABOUT the last
Tho 1 aton, 10 heads l8in. LAP DOUBIEp
machinery will be sold low il ann lied for .on
hppncalon may be made At No. Ia son,h I ioI soon.
providence, or at this pl ""'er street,
slaIersvile, July2 Iocuwoon
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Please Look at this-to the Afflicted

TER. & MRS. SCHUYLER, the Colored In
lVA dian Root Doctors who have been travelling through
the country and practcng for the last or four wears
with the astonishing would respectfully in.
form the afflicted of Worcester and vicinity they have
located in WORCESTER. MASS. between Bridge Street
and The Boston and Worcester Railroad Bridge where Mr.
Mrs 5. always be found to wait All those who
would be willing to favor Them with call. They viii
continue prepare Medicines for all kinds Of complaints
Particular attention paid to female weaknesses OF all kinds
aud all Chronic complaints of long standing. Be sure TO
inquire for Mr. or Mrs SCHUYLER Terms ioW. Recon-.
mendations will be shown of the have effected by
calling house. All kinks OF ROOTS and HERBS
kept constantly hand for SALE Advice given gratis
Mr. will call on all those that may wish, who unable
TO leave their rooms. If June "a.
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New Drug Store,
Dye-House Removed,

'1'HE subscriber has Removed his Dyeng
Works TO his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
ana only Ten rods from Main street, where all goods
be lett Having frsraeshop, with every convenience
Attached ne ees conGden in assuring the public that his
WORK shall be done we'll and shorter notice than at
any other shop of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Coored as usnal for
ONE DOLLAR Gen1lemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles FOR Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed At one davs no
uce, desired CARPETS, SnAwLs of all kinds and Mil
rARY UNIFORMS cieansed and pressed, and warranted
look as well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in al
cases, or no charge will be made.
u Only Office an Worcester is on Cent
Street. HENRY r ADAMS
Worcester, Aug. 90. 35t,
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MAGIC ERASIyE SO.u

r., LOT removing Grease Spots, Stains or M.rks cro..
Ilohes Wooens, Carpets, &c. &C. and renJero, unl
Sold Nth juN Directions new Nv ana spotless.
~ All OF the above articles are for sale at ,ho
octps D0O"''0'e' oy J. CIRCUIT, JR.
nd
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JONES' SPANISH L!Ly yvu,rr

is perfectly innocent, being purified of All dee,e,
Gus Qualities; and il mparts to the skin naI,
heaiihy, diabaser, clear, living white; NJ The SAM
acupg as cosmetic the skin making If ,, 'i'n
smooth ' 'HS IL soit and
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
$3.50 ~ sss-5 fsszssssss ksS "A IL
SsEIy-sL A1gsA ~
CHANGE OF THE


CHANGE OF THE
Summer Arrangement
FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at An
and 81 PM
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Raj!
Road. AT II AM
With Worcester Passengers. att and II An ami 81 M
n. b. The A train will take up no passengers Fast
Of FramBgham.
With PASSENGERS from FeoYork by Steamer 30 Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
road every afternoon, except Sunday, Stopping only
FROM BOSTON.
r'or Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford New fla
ven and New YORK., at " AM and 4 Pm
~ A.. NJ and q P.
For Worcester and Way Sta ions the Worcester 20"
Road, ct ~ A. Vi. p, and P.
N. B The 4 NJ. Trsin will stop any ss IA
East Of birmingham
For Hilbury, at u A. NJ. and 4 P.
For New York, via Norwich ami by Steamer, Al oclk
P NJ.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AN.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Bo'on and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
81 A. n. and Al P. M.
SAXONvlLLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at and 10 AN. and PM
Leave Boston at 40 AM, 2t and ST
A Freight Train will leave Boston l2t M for Saxon
vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester NJ IA M-rom Boston at
IL
All Baggage at the risk oflts owner.
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
July l, 1916. tf27
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Cotton Spinners and Weavers.

WANTED Immediately, at the Middesex Cotton Fac
w tory In ASHLAND, two families, with Spnners
and Viewers Also six egh good Weayers. Applica-
lion may be made to JAMES JACKSON, Ashland.
Oct le div w4t42
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Exuress.

'IfHE subscriber continues ron the EXPRESS be.
tween Boston and Morces err for the sale transmits
sion of Packages Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie, and
chandise generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given To paying, collecting and
goatlng notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce Business ali Kinds
10 in the prompt and faithful manner and the pat
rons of this line can depend the delivery their par
GELS with the utmost regularity aud Dispatch
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free for goods TO be returned by this Express.
OFFICEs-HARNDEN d cos. Office 8 Court Street
Boston; II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main 81.
Worcester. S. s. LEONARD
Aug. II 1916. df
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUG 4 COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD
RHEuMATIsM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEvERs.
FTAVlNG been attacked months with a bad
4 Cough, Weakness in my Chest, aud lass of appe
tite used Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills. but grew
worse, with cold sweuts at night; could sleep
believed was in Consumption. procured box o
DIR smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored my health within six Jays and
believe them to be the best remedy ever used.
GEORGE W. GRANGER
Extract from A. G. Pages letter, dsted
Bath. Jan 8 l645.
The sugar Coated Indian Vegetable pills you sent Inc
sell well and give good satisfaction. They sell better
than any have had.
Extract from Leui Barret's letter. dated
Canaan Me-. Feb. s. 1916
The Pills mich received ofyou have given Such mi
versa salts faction where they have purchased and
the sale has been unit, rim that thought re
quest you 20 send me on some more OF them immediate
Is &c.
iErtracttrom Nm. y. Packard'sieferE dated
Monson, Mass Jan %, 1916.
Sir, enclosed is the payment for the last Pills. You
will please send BY Express another lot say or E
dozens they give good satisfaction. have hand
more ihsn boXeG and do not wish to be out of them
da-.
EXTRACT from Danu Tqtf 4 Sons letter, dated
Tasvlle, VI. Feb 8, 1915
our Pills received a few DAYS since and have
sold some of them and also used some ourselves and
/ who have used them.
Mr. r SMITH, ofGlouceser states that he has sold
al WISHES . lOL na&eS HediatelY, and
gvesuch universal satisfaction that lie determined
! to sell 10 other kind OF Pills.
Mr. A. ALLEN, ofPamer Depot, states that he was
very thankful that he was appointed agent his wit
mas oeen an invalid for time, and box OF thes
Pills Immediately cured her aso that they had perform
ed alike wonderful cures in the town. and was entirely
out aud wanted more immediaelv-was agent for Other
! Pills but should only recommend these.
Extract from j b. Ddnforths letter, dqtef1
! Barnard, VT, an. IL, 1915.
r. Please send me Immediately dozen. Smiths suga
coated lndlan Vegetable Pills. those You sent shor.
time since are nearly all sold and give universal salts
1 faction.
Inc above are only few of the letters which
are daily received of the popularity and success
These truly excellent Pills. They the medicine
Tor the above compliant that Sold and in every case
that they have been tried have given universal satisac
tlon and should he kept family medicine by ever,
one we only ask trial Ofthem convince the most
skepuc OF the truth OF these assertions,
The directions and treatment the Diseases accom-
pany every box. Price 25 per box.
NO Sugar Coated PHts'i he genuine without IN Q
sienatnre at the sole inventor c. BENJAMIN SMITH
H. d., President ofthe N. Y. College of Health - upon
everv box.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of this medicine
I79 Green'cIch 81, New York. and Water ST. Boston
Agent in Worcester JAMES GREEN & co.
FOR SALE IN ALL THE VILLAGES and TOXINS
~ NEW ENGLAND STATES
~ b. No trarelng gedlars are ailotced 10 cell these
RUS. II March 5.
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JONES' CORAL HAZE Rrsn,o,, n,,.. ;.
MOORISH HAIR DIVE

pa rnr permanently dyeing Light Red or Grav Hair
the skin. Sold with full Directions LIVING VI lJuring
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STEELE, ANDERSON & STANFIELD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

nos and TO, Pearl Street, Boston.
~ Particular attention paid to the sale OF WOOL
VaRces made where required.
Boston, August "a, l94S. d3m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-21

ed around a liquor cask, and commenced
their march back across the Island,
The drill was now full of interest-it was
new---and one ofthe Lieutenants, attracted
by the strange manpuvring, approached
them Just as they were performing hollow
square "countermarch," He observed one
ofthe men carrying two muskets, and thought
il queer, but n glance at tho centre OF tho
square explained the secret A strong vol
unteer was keeping the barrel rolling in the
inside-they were representing square re-
trenting with stores! and il was really benutl-
fill, the skill with which they did it. Now
the barrel roller would get tired, and the
square would counteunarch while unolll-
err took his place; again discovery
would threaten and they would close up and
receive charge ofcayalry, and thus, moving
with caution and steGdiness, they reached Il
small sand hill in the rear of the camp.
Now commenced some brillantslow move
ments, all in one spot, which was followed
by tho square forming line again, and moving
into camp. At the spot where the square
broke, fresh hilIock Of sand might have
been discovered, by those only, however, who
know the former loneliness for the spot.
The Lieutenant, who had critically watch.
ed the manpuvring oithe men, congratulated
the orderly on the perfection of their drill
The subordinate looked him in the eye, aud
knew, by the slight curl in the muscles ofhis
face, that lac "smoked" the new tactics; 80
touching his cap politely he asked the officer
it, when they cooked their game, he wouo
accept slice? . ....
AT the cook ofyour mess seasons IT care.
fully, and it's not OUerdone, wouldn't mine
tasting it," says the Lieutenant
The Orderly winked, md they separated
- 4 4 tff.s
10 see how "gutier snipe," "short horned elk
aud "slow deer" were disposed ofthnt eve
ming in the mess which executed the above
described strange drill; and ever after TIM
night it became by word, when Il voIuntee
was seen moving in zigzog fashion, that he
was practising the Lcgion's new march, call
ed "ihe barrel nioUemsnt."--S. Louis ReuGie.
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conycrsed with the miller, Edward took the
opportunity of stealing for a moment into the
house, and ofeXplaining to the anxious Ma
ry what was going on and why he had been
detained all night from his home. The mil
ler's daughter was surprised nj the hope and
Joy which sparkled in her lovers cuunten-
nnce; but his explanation Of the cause speed
lily raised sympathetic emotions in her own
breast. sit is the young king, Mary, Darnley
himself who was attacked yGstreen; and If |
am right in thinking, MS | took an oath 10 the
best ofmy belief last night at SmithfiIed cas-
tie, that it was win Elliot who played the
trick, am u made man, Mary. The farm %
&c lehill, which You ken is the kings land,
will DO mine Nae fears o Andrew refusing
his consent then my ain Mary; and viii he
the hnppiest man alive, WI the hest wife in
TweeddaIo. But they are moving on to rum
mage the revivipg villains keep, sac | mann
away to lead them" And in II minute or
two, before the miller's daughter could recov-
er from her surprise so fur as 10 get wo-
MINIS look at the gallant and prncciy form
of Darnley, the pnrty had moved on to.their
destination.
1t is unnecessary TO detail all that pissed al
the examination ofthe keep of Castlehill-
The outlaw himself conscious in all likeli-
hood of having been known 10 Burnct NJ the
time Ofhis assault on Darnley, had abscond-
ed: nor was he ever taken, or heard of again
in the vale of Manor. Full evidence, howev-
err, of his guilt was found; for the poor wretch
who had joined him in the previous days at
tack had crawled home on recovering his
senses, and was discovered on his pallet IN Il
state ofgreat suffering. lie madea comics
sion ofthc whole affair, and revealed ms much
ofother deeds as sufiiced 10 Danish the rest
ofEliot's followers from the kingdom, and
give an explanation oi'the many mysterious
robberes that had, in the course OF several
wears. ANNOYED aud alarmed the countryside
Thus was Buruet not only the succor Of the
king in time ofneed. hut his detection of FL
| lots misdcmeauors turned ont also mos
! important service to the whole district.
We have little more to add, than that Darn
| lev performed his promise To Edward and
bestowed on him the farm Of Castlehill, il
which the young man. led no lonely life: toI
such was Andrew Tod's thanktulness at tho
narrow escape he had made from matching
I his only child with robber, that it was gen
orally believed he would hnvo given her &c
! Edward, though the latter had remained poor
ms before. As it was, however 10 have saved
| king, and TO he poSsessor of farm, were nc
disadvantages. The young king danced n
The wedding OF Edward and Mary,whieh tOol
place on the day in which the bridegroom
entered into the lands and house ofCastlehlll
and hcnceforward, the tower which had shell
tered den of midnight reiyers became the
home of happy and thriving family, one OF
! the Junior members of which, to the grea
satisfaction of Andrew Tod, who lived lons
enough to see j., become the miller of Kirk
ton on'the Manor.
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NV Wife~in-LaW,

sGoing the wrong way, John," said n young
mechanic to his friend, as he met him in the
street. ...... .....
Got hungry rejoined the other, going to
the tavern to get some breakfast
HAS your wife gone away?
No, but she don't know how to cook. Yes
terciay she boiled the lettuce and radish, and
dished the turnips raw. This morning the
eggs were cooked as hard as batter. II they
would GO into my two barrelled gun, could
shoot crows with them. And ever since L
was married have lain under the interdict
of the children of Israelin the Wilderness
have had no leuvened bread. .f .-.
We'll John, am in the same predicament.
Lucy don't know bow to cook, so tried il
yesterday, but had 40 luek;and she says she'll
try to learn, so shall send her forthwith one
quarter to school to my mother. verify
believe that half carry into the house is wa
sted' ..- .T.., .l.......... f....
Ifyour wife is willing to learn, yon viii do
well enough, and you are a happy man,
You have wife, but | have only wife-in-
law; for woman who takes no care i'll hen
husbands welfare, is not wife indeed, nora
wife in need. She is only wit6-n- law
Emma isn't willing % learn 20 cook or mend
either. She says her mother told her it was