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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

EoLIAN PIAEo FORTE. The readers of the Spy
will perceive by advertisement that Mr.. Waters, the
Agent Of Il. Gilbert & Co., will exhibit several of these
fine instruments the Room s. NJ Siory's Store in
Waldo Block, through the day till O'Clock this after
noon. The invention of The Rolan attachment to the
Piano, has justly been considered, both this country
and Europe, the greatest musicH Improvement of the
age. The enthusiasm with which il was received in
London and Paris, by the musicians OF those Cities.
was but prelude TO the favor which acco npanies IT,
wherever it cones to be known. At tiifng additions
al expense the purchaser has what is equal three dis
tinct nstrumentshe piano. which may be used without
the attachment the attachment, which may be used
without the piano, aud which combines all the good
points Of the parlor organ with greater sweeness and
lastly and above all the rest the two combined m akng
altogether tie perfect and desirable musical instru-
ment for the family, that has yet been devised. Those
who have taste for music, who wou witness for
themselves The pecuariiies OF this remarkable discovery
will do well to call today, and see and hear it, Wheth
er they wish to purchase not, they will find Mr. Wa
tiers pleasant and agreeable gentleman who will take
great pleasure in exhibiting his instruments, and making
his visitors acquainted with their qualities. %
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21
Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Worcesfer, A.iI,, ,o1a
virtue CT an Execution which Issued on Indictment
~ recovered the March Term Of tbs Corr; ~ su
mon riess Tor the County of Worcester D. 1919 n
Worc, se Hpsague ana Augustus u. R. Sprague both &C
az N our said county, traders and mariners do.
WILLIAM Sna cAP f9s am q lee
woman bsv. ,at.n om o. oxbrdse, in said COUNTY,
said William c. Capron had the 18th day or nctobsr
A. 1885, the day when the was All ched m
10 said uxbrdge, and the same that is described ii
mortgage deed thereof from the said William q S,anFon
and John w. Capron to Josiah Chaplin and Amorv Chsn
recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said Countv BOOK
$685. Page 1885, and the further service said Execfion
was suspended by reason Of prior attachment on the
William g Capron unit, the 14th day July A. u fs4s
when said attachment was dissolved and on Saturday
tho 25ih day August next O'Clock In the amer
noon al the American Temperance House in Worcester
In said County, shall offer for sale by pnblc auction 10
dJ2l / nav II sh-~~;m
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE

ANICH 4 JONES have on hand A Iron pIauo
ing Machines; two of Is feet, with trip motion COM
hn anu Two OF feet without the trip motion The
aose machines are built Of the best OF
anu craftsmanship, and will be sold low for cash or an
p'SreG n efeaI.-Ihey may be seen at Foundry.
IN tpov we continue to make all kinds OF CASTINGS
~ .noM cha 6RASS in general use, and warranted 10
give satisfaction Orders solicited. @'' "
worcester, July Ell. are
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

An ACCIDENT happened to one Of WeIch's Circu'
wagons in Baskerville, CT, on Wednesday the lSh
inst by which four persons barely ESCAPED with their
lives. As one Of the wagons heavily loaded with bag
gage and drawn by fur Of their valuable horses
crossing the Railroad the horses became frightened
at the approach of the cars, and of declivity oil
20 feet into the river the wagon turning complete
the horses highly trained horse, CALI
ed Big Thunder, was killed, valued $500. Four men
escaped with Sigh. injury by jnmping.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

FATAL MIsrAKE.-A patient at the peniten-
tiary was afflicted with Ophslmia. and Que OF the
assistant physicians prescribed tincture of AGO.
nite-The vial containing it was placed in win
dow, but accidentally fell out and was picked I'D
by person on the outside, who, looking at it.
thought it was brandy and drank Of 1t and died in
consequence. An inquest was held and YER
dict rendered in accordance with the facts.
" T. Zoe. Post.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

HE CoLoRED Home. Tbs Institution, de-
voted to the destitute and sick among the coIored
population OF the City, contains on average
ABOUT 2O0 inmates. one half Of whom, at least,
are generally connected with the Hospital On
the approach OF the Cholera, the whole system
oil diet in the Institution was changed and such
adopted as seemed best suited 10 prepare the sys-
TEN to combat with the disease. No cases oc.
Cured until the middle OF June, when it sudden
iy broke out in tn, Female Hospital, and within
"a hours seven were attacked in the most violent
form. 1t continued TO rage in the Female De-
partment for about ten days, when the cases be-
came milder, and at the end of the month oil June
there remained but two or three cases among the
$50 females. On the Sd of July it made its APP.
pearance among the men, and contn ued to in
crease until the 18th, when it disappeared as
suddenly as it came. During the last week there
have been but two Deaths and the general health
OF the Hospital is now quite good. Out of the
whole number of cases, (and few escaped at
tack Fl died. Four were persons far advanced
in life three were boys who had been eating
green fruit from the garden, and the remainder
were persons under treatment for other diseases.
or OF very broken down constitutions-N. Y
Tribune
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

The late Mrs. Madison was born on the ooh
May, 1857 so that at the time of her death she
was eighty. three years and two months old. Her
maiden name was Dolly Payne. Her parents
were natives of Virginia; their daughter was
born while they were ON visit to North Caro-
lima.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

~ Six laboreLs employed upon section "a, of
the Hudson river railroad, few miles below
Peekskill, died OF cholera on Friday, and more
previous 10 Saturday noon. The panic became
so great that 800 men (neary or quite all upon the
sechonl who had just been paid off for the month.
fled. Four of them died on the way, and many
others were seen vomiting as they went. A let.
ter from Peeksklll ofthe 10th says that the fear
OF the cholera was evidently subsiding, and thar
81 men were at work upon section q,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

MoRrALArY IL BosTos. There were 100 deaths
10 Boston the week ending Friday noon, of which Is
were Of Consumption Is Of Cholera; II of Conges,
tion Of the Brain; from drinking cold water, &C. Of
the deaths 81 were Americans So Foreigners and II
-childrens OF Foreigners.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

III singular fatality marked the recent deaths Of
two brothers in Tishemingo couny, Mississippi One,
Elisha H. Rhodes, having died, the other, Rev. James
Rhodes, wen, convey The intelligence 10 The mob r,
and on The way was struck BY lightning an instantly
sklled. A f3 sa eco
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE. The July number o.
this work commenced new volume, and affords good
opportunity subscribe for the leading British Maya
zine. l.. Scott & Co.'S reprint as already published
Among lis ARTICLES are Par XIV Of " The Caxtons"
Domnique-A Sketch from Life; and very pleas
ant andinierestlng article on Sardinia For sale by E
N. Tucker. ~
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NOTICE.

he undersigned takes the present opportunity to ins
lorm hi' friends and the public generally that he is
engaged in business in the Store adjoining D1cr GEokeE
a. na. Bates ofire, on PEARL STREET, where may be
found choice assortment of
CLOiH CASSlMERES, VESTINGS,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOoDs and he
YOU'D ~1 also add that he is prepared TO MAKE GAR
anI w 70 ORDER which for workmanship and style
WIZ ueiy competition and reasonable prices
y % du THOMAS ii. MAGNETIC.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

V A gentleman observed upon an ndifer-
ent pleader at the bar, the other day. that he was
the most affecting orator that he ever heard Tor
he never attempted to speak but he excited gem
eral pity.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

The Pope, having blessed the Spanish flag al
Gaeta, stepped on it, 10 show that his sprifual
power was greater than any temporal power. A
bishop went on his knees and begged the peope
:" give him the shoes he had worn on the occasion
I request was gracousIy granted. ". Y. Post
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

NJ Professor Olmssead, Of New Haven, supposes that
the presen dry state Of the atmosphere is very fayora'
BILE in its effects upon thu public health, and that elec>
Gicpty has very little to do with the cholera.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

Singular Accident.-Mr. Stephen Prince of
South Woburn, on Saturday morning, got into his
wagon, and placed scytbe, edge upwards, in the
wagon behind him. His horse started suddenly
and threw him backwards, cutting cash in his
side under the left lung, Is inches long. His
left arm was cut to the bone The first wound is
highly dangerous one, but the unfortunate man
is still alive.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

A LAWYER ROB BED. Moses Draper, lawyer Of
Boston, robbed of his pocket book while attending
the ceremonies OF Commencement at Cambridge Il
contained gI2o 10 bank bills, note for ovsr $500, and
valuable papers.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21
House Lots at Auction,

g W. SELBY s. co will sell on the premises.
~ on "wednesday, Jaly 25th, at 10 O'Clock AN ,
TWO HOUSE LOTS,
SITUATED on Elizabeth and East Street 60 by l24 IT, each
Inc above Lots very desiraby situated commands
ing very hne view OF the city, and ell worthy the
attention OF persons wishing purchase lot to build on
inns ehsy and mBde known at the SALE For further
particulars app TO the subscriber.
July II. DAT g. W. SEIBY Auct
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

o. The SiameNe twins have gone back to their
homes and their wives. They came to New York
to try the effect OF separation from their better
halves before submitting TO the operation Of sep.
arating them from each other
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

IL The last number of the Democratic Re.
view, has article defending the whole conduct
OF the Astor Place mob from beginning to end
Probably there never was a mob in any part oil
the world which had so little excuse for its out
RACES, as this. 1t had no wrongs to redress, eth.
er real or imaginary, and was an unprovoked at
tack upon people who we're peacefully and quiz
city amusing themselves. The man OF education
and Intelligence who panders to defend such
mob, deserves the gallows more speedily and
surely than does any common and gnorantly bru.
tai murderer. Netcburyport Herald.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

EAT MiddIetown, Conn, E. Jackson had seven
South Down ewes killed by dogs, few days ago
He imported them from England at heavy ex-
Dense
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

A FLEET OF CoLLiLRs. Forty briggs and schoon.
ers arrived at Boston Wednesday from Philadelphia
bringing between nine and ten thousand tons OF coal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21
MARRIEn

MARRIED.
In sutton, July 18th, by Rev. MIR. Tracy, William q
Maynard ESQ OF this city, TO Miss Ann D. daughter Of
VIM. Hall, Esq Of Sutton. VI
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Piano Forte at Auction,

= W. SELBY & co. viii sell at tbeIr Sales
~ Room, No. 6a MAIN STREET
THIS AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock.
One second hand English Piano Forte good tone.
July H. dit S. w. SELBY, Auct,
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u The two slaves. George and John, who were ar
rested and convicted for assaulng company of white
men at The work house in Charleston, y. c. are to be
execut ed on Friday.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

The Annual Commencement
ar THE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS
~ viii lake place THURSDAY the 2stA inst, at 81
O'Clock A. M UAt 81 the previous evening there viii
De Chem!cal Lectures BY the graduates
Inc public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
'"y IL d4tH ]. EARLY, President.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

NEW JUDGE The Boston Republican informs us
that GOV. Briggs has nominated lockwood Hour of
Concord, Tor the vacancy the Com non Pleas bench
II IS an excellent nomination. Gov Briggs should have
due credi, for his independence in taking such men as
Mcrrck, ByiDgon, aid Hoar from the ia Ks Of his po.
Iitical opponents for important Judicial stations
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21
Cholera Rec0rI

In Bhton, one new case and two deaths for the a
hours ending Saturday noon.
At Cincinnati, Thursday 18Th, SO inlermen,s ON
Cholera and 40 from other Diseases
Al Philadelphia, Thursday 18Th, SO cases of cholera
and % deaths.
Al Montreal, Thursday, 18Th, 20 DEATHS of which Is
were from cholera.
Al Pittsburgh, thursday, 18th, cases and death.
In Baltimore, Thursday, 18Th, IL new cases, and 4
deaths
In Quincy. ILL., there have been 40 deaths from cholera
during The past week.
Ia 81 Louis, 18th, "a deaths Of which 50 were from
cholera.
In Buffalo, 18th, 38 cases Of Cholera and IL deaths
In Albany, l9th, 10 cases and deoths.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

Central Virginia The C,opS-F,uit-7he Syringe
accident at The Natural Bridge Visit to IVeyers
Care.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-21

OR SALE
Head, ami
9ratus. 8,
Tavern
Dayis & 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12

Southern action being concurrcd in unanI
mousIy and soemny. send you The Rcsolu.
lions as finally adopted. You will see they en-
dorse the sentiment OF the Mississippi Conven-
ton, and propose to send delegates to sonlI'.
ern Con, cnron whenever called. The plan pro.
pnsed is for the Caucus to elect four Delega'es
on the par. of lhe State, and that The people Of
the State meet together in their respective
Parishes and Districts on The first Monday in
April next, to nominate as many Delegates as
they have Members of the Lcgislature-tlat
these Delegates NEE, on The first Monday in
May succeeding, nj some central point in the
Congressional District, lhcn and there to nonis
nate Two Delegates to represent such Congress,
sion, Distrc, in the Convention TO be held a
Nashville (Tennessee,) in June next.
Let our people, therefore, be alive to these
great interests. 1t behooves us to be on the
9lart Things are assuming gloomy aspect
a. ~ lshinglon. The time may not be far dis
.ar. when we may have to cease to talk on
natter. AMI to grid on the armor Of aetiont
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12

wisdom. Homer is yet Prince Of all Poets {
Demosthcnes and Cicero, still unrivalled in or
alory; Phidias and PraxitIes, in sculptures
Euclid, in pure mathematics; and it is even
matter Of doubt, whether The great mechanical
devices Of Archmedes are surpassed by the
wonderful mechanical achievmcnfs Of this age.
But we cannot dwell longer on this address.
We do not offer this as correct or full synop-
sis Of it, but simply as nm imperfect outline, to
give some idea of its contents. 1t will, doubt
less, soon he published, wl,e" many Of our
readers will have the pleasure Of its perusal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12
From the South, Carolinian. 10Th inst.
ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Q.

The steamer Europa reached Boston
This morning. On The 23J, The day she
left Liverpno, business was generally in
active. The transactions in The produce
market were rather llmned.
Cuuon was exceedingly quiet during
the week. owing moiuly 10 the conflicting
accounts from America. Buyers aud sci.
lers are much pnzzIcd. and.lhe lnrnIer are
very caulious-whie The latter, knowing
Thai CONSUMERS are quite wellsuppIied, and
and anticipating large imports, manifest
but little dispnsiliun to opera'e. The pri-
ces of American aud Brazils have de-
cIined nearly an average of one.quarIer
penny. The commitee Of Brokers quote,
on the 23rd. The following ruling rates:
Fair upland and Mobile 6s; Orleans
65. The ales of the week are 2I,420
bales.
The political news is uninportan,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12
FOR THE ADVERTISER.

COLUMBIA, DEC. u.
incc my last communication, thugs are
King warmer here on the Bank question:
proposition to gradually wind up the
nix, meets The most violent and determined
position from the officers and large debtors Of
institution; the reason Of their opposition
,ery pinir, it results from theil enormous IN
,ledness to lhe Bank-they are fighting for
eir private interests. The Report Of the
ammil,ee TO examine the mother Bank, shews
4 30 persons, some of whom are understood
be officers and directors, owe that Bank sep
rundred thousand dDLla7s. The debt Of the
'icars in the Branch here is larger in propor-
~ % the capital placed under its CONTROL
I.t, is worth struggling for-if the Bank con'
-: snnder its present officers and directors
:. OF likely that they will collect from them
yves. The people pay the taxes, they too
~ Ibis Bank-can any one contend that ii !s
.,,ne to wind up and see how we stand
y! has passed the House Of Representatives
rng the lush on those who sell liqnor 10
,r free negroes without permission in
ts-il will become law. NolIIing specia'
II, other subject -.
McCuly is elected Comptroller Genera
9Th ballot.
PINEY WOODS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12

% We return ON lhaHks to S. for his neat
little volume of poems. The collection IS styled
Poems. comprising Tales, Fug,tirc Pieces, and
Transtations from some Of the classical and
Modern Poets, printed at Charleston. with re-
malkdble neu,ness. in duodccimo. The writer
hns decided poetic talent, and has well chosen
his subjects Tor the cultivation of his muse
There is no discipline for the Poet like n close
and critical study Of the ancient masters of his
art. The writer has gone to these masters. and
we think his efforts are well repaid. Let him
persevere. and his classic muse may some day
soar alofl with no middle fight"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12

The Columbia Telegraph, Sth ins:., says :
"Thc following gentlemen were examined
and admitted, on Thursday, as Solicitors
in our Courts of E1uily: w. e. Beary.
Robt. Boyce, J. NJ. Crosson, Thos. Evans,
D. S. IIarlce, Il. w. Landrum, A. @. Nc
Dullic, Robert Monroe. Jr.. James NJ.
Perrin. ]. Johnson Pe,tiGrew, w. d.
Simpson. W. B. Wilson, S. Al. Wilkes,
Jas. Fl, Williams,
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resolutions
R.Solued, That we regard with feelings
of lively satisfaction The late movement in
Mississippi. in defence oflhe rights and in
,eresls Of The South, and hail il with JOY as
The first step towards that firm, uhlled,
and concerted aclion among The Southern
Slales which a sense n! their common
danger imperinusly demana )"
ResoLrcd. That the recommendation of
the Stale Of Mississippi. Of a Southern
Conven,inn TO be held al Nashville Oh the
first Nlunday in June next. should be cor
daily embraced by The whole South. that
by common councils we may avert The
common calamiIies impending over u.s.,
through the action Of the General Gov
crnmenl. driven on by The lust Of power.
and the fell spirit of fanalicism.
Rcsolred, That, for the purpose Of car
ryins out the recommendations of the peo'
pie Of Mississippi, il is cxpedien' that in
legislative caucus, we should nominate
four delegates 10 rcpresen, the State al
large in the convention proposed TO be
held in Nashville.
ReSolwd, Thai, still further to carry out
The recommendation Of The people of The
Slate of Mississippi, We respectfully re-
commend 10 the people Of This State to
meet Together on the Isl Monday in April
next. in the various parishes and districts
of The Slate, to nominate as many dele
gales as hey have members Of The Lesis.
lalure, TO meet on the FIRST Monday in May
succeeding, at some central and convent
en point in their respective congressional
districts; then and there to nominate two
delegates to represent each congressional
dstricI in tue Stale in The proposed con-
venlion.
Rcsoivcd. That entertaining sincere
desire TO CO operate with our sister States
ofthe Suulh in any movement which they
may deem necessary for The common good,
and having enIire confidence in the wis
dom. integrity, and firmness of The South.
ern people when assembled in said Con.
ven,ion. we feel and express an undnuh,ed
confidence that The people of the State Of
South Carolina will yield faithful and
un1inching support TO any measure which
said Convention may recommend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12
AUGUSTA. Dec. 8.

lItCs
The Cotton market for the past three days
has been very quiet, aud The business limited as
reported on Thursday and Friday n, easier pri>
ces 10 the buyer. 10 day there was some de.
mand bnl little was done IT'S lhe stock Offering
was light. The decline in prices since our
weekly report has been abont 4c. on the better
grades md &c. oil the grades below good mid
ding. Receipts of the week moderate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12

a SOLDIERS DEarn.-Li Col
oneI Dickinson. Of the Palmetto Regiment
hcins wounded q. The sorming of Churu-
husco left in the hospital at Miscuac, when
he died. The Buffalo Courier snys, that
in The delirIum fever he heard u drum beat
the reveille al early mnrn. Rnising him
self with All ctioh. he Looked calmly To-
ward the Window anl said IN bis deep
ZONES of cnmmani." Balralio, l,ai, order
srrn>! rest - and falling bach he expired.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12

PA Bill has passed the House Of Repre-
senta,i, es by large minority, providing for
the punishment of iraflickers in sDir,uous Ii
quors with slaves, by public ,chipping tor the
first offence. But the operation OF The law has
been postponed to lst CT March next, in order
to give timely notice 10 all violaers Of it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

G The Legislative Caucus met on Monday
night last. and nominated llle following gentle
men TO represent the State at the Nashville
Convention, in June next;
Hon. Langdnm Chevcs, Hon. F. ii. Elmore,
Hon. Jamcs II. Hammond, and lion. Robcrt
w. Barnwell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-12
FUR THE ADVERTISER.

HreGlH,' FERaY. Dec. 5, 1919.
TprToR :-It has been a good
zee we in this quarter, have had
complain of The irrigGlafilies Of
Indeed, ever since Mr.. Cave
,'cave in," we have had bul li'tIe
ind with "uncle Sam" in this
Within two or weeks past, how
nethins has been going wrong.
~. NJ aster. ] guess. tmnrk l suess)
.aviug the mail To he opened by
,;aars. aud they. two or three 10.
ul.l;;',n n oreal wondefmcnt
,uc. -r.N .yn-r
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Jew David,s or Hebrew Plaster.

OF this celebrated Plaster. il is only neccssa-
ry TO say, no remedy has heretofore been dis
covered to equal it in curing invelerate ulcers
aud all snres, either fresh or long standing, for
pains in the hack. breast. side. or limbs occa-
stoned by cold. snnt. rheumatism. NC. II is an
rilrcinal cure for corns on the feet, when ap-
piled sufficient time.
The genuine is sold by G. l.. PENN, Agent,
Edse6eld, G.. II. Oct. 10, lS40, I'm So