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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
CAST IRON PTMps.
BUTTER.

HAVE on hand supply OF good fresh
u Butter, aad have made aTssnseme ats TO
renew my supply twice every week, wfich |
win be ready al all times 10 sell cheap foTwseh
May 10. 1851 A. STEWART
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SHE OF LAND.

Washington, Dec. II, 1850
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
WATER MELONS.

lust received iDe lot Of Water Melons
~ and Cantelopes, watch intend 70 keep du
ring the season. U. RAENHAL.
August s. 1851.
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CHEESE AND CRACKERS.

y HAVE just received a fine quality Of
E Cheese; Also, Water, Sugar and Soda
Crackers. G RAENHAL
August 5, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
DIR. KgEIEKss FAMILY HEDIcINEs.
CHEERING NEWS FOR THE SICK
DIR. kEELER'S
Celebrated Cordial ana garnss-
nafiVe.
Opinions asnin OF fae Press. Read
them carefully every one.

frraa tlAe S.ltit q the T1nes- kutfsosns say
Isxh ISIS
Afrecf the % tis Trasss 81 tiz ~
per fr kees's tssl and Easnwinsses advertised -
saosler ro4asan d tcsne hghr rsfssgteS ~ 1rsry
CH0LARA ENfRA tt ~ ~hseh 81 isS ssas1n j. -
fr9ur1t h perfect. ianoeent Inedifaae, and sssrs
ir.ra ~ r..ir
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
FRESH RFnF0RD INTER-,

ANlN1 naae arrangements with the rroprie-
tor Of the Bedford Spring for constant
supply Of the above valuable water. we are now
prepared to furnish ii By the quantity glass, at
HARRISON 4 HAMAiE'S
August IL. lS5l-Rep. Nesc Drug Store
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
WASHING CLOTHES.

II NG's MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID
IN Neu;ralizing the oily particles Of matter,
leaving the dirt free 70 be removed without rub
bing warranted not to injure any thing with all
proper directiOns-for sale by.
Junes W DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
GROCERIES,.
Ross FLOUR.

ID OSS' Family and Extra Flour. always
Ia on hand and for sale Terms Cab
July IS, 1851 RIDDLE 4 BRO.
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bung Ia.
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|nths es5
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been EN-
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|cation, TO-
|sain LAn-
len in the
will be re
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building .
Ltiful and
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
From the Chester Upland union, June
9Th iSI2.
.ew Jersey Burlington Gazette,
Juse 15d, 1919.

Csoierar keeer, rrgaiar plyseisH ~ PhisaeieAia,
% qpslreste sttanRaentx. aud ssenfse sfR e~rs his
Cordial an4 Czrinae che etiasns 81 Rnriiseten saa
ii fnify an s~etna remedy. taken IN tire ~ this
trrfn disease. The Dortos giosorheslly upon
the subject We oat3 Far .aasiy call your sitesbon
N8x asva
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
A YOUNG LADY,

VY-HO has had experience in teaching, desires
w a situation as teacher in private family
Sac viii teach an the branches of an English
Education, taught 10 the seulinaries, with French
Music, Ne Apply at IflS OFFICE.
July Isl 1851
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DIR. RIfHARD M'sHERRY, yR.,
4 CARD.
MeTLD BOARDS.

EyWo aud three horse Mould Boards, for
n sale cheap by
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SUGAR CURED HAMS.

M & have just received another LOT of Ba
w ker, Kelly 4 CampbelA's superior can
Tassed Sugar Cured Hams. Terms--CkSH.
luiF II. 1851. RIDDLE & BRO. .
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OHIO PAINT,

4 LII kinds OF Conntry Produce, for which
IA the highest market price will be given.
B. II. BOYD,
June %. .Nelc Dcpoi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-08-19
ICE GRE AVA.

IA hand Ice Cream, Lemon. Strawberry,
Vanilla, &c, which wall be kept during the
season. with separate rooms for the aeeommo-
dalton OF ladies' and gentlemen.
MAY q.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
CON Es S.
The Last Hours of the Session.
Washinatnn. March Sd & p

Washington, March Sd, 6, P. NJ
The House reassembled at O'Clock. The Hall
was illuminated, and the galleries crowded.
The Senate amendment to the House resolution
extending the benefit of the Acts Of eighteen hund-
red and forty forty-three, and fory-four, to
widows of Revolutionary soldiers, was concurred
in.
The attention of the House was arrested at this
point in the proceedings by much confusion and
shuffiing amoug crowd outside the bar near the
main entrance; a fight was the cry, and the mem
bers and lobby loungers in that direction: all
was excitement!
The Speaker raped with his hammer, calling
loudly on gentlemen to take their seats and for the
Sergeant at Arms. 1t appeared that Messrs. Cling
man and Stanley had been exchanging sharp words
and We're coming TO blows, but were prevented
from getting hurt The tempest endured only few
moments.
The Senate bill to pay the Maine interest on
money advanced by that State for the use of the
General Government was passed.
| ASYLUM FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS PASSED.
Ten O'Clock, p. NJ. Mr. Burt appealed to the
House to take up an Asylum for disabled soldiers
who have served twenty years, or been disabled by
wounds or disease-the moaey for its support to be
fines and stoppages of pay of soldiers furnished by
courts martial, and 100000 levied by Gen Scott
| in Mexico. The bill was passed
| FRENCH SPoLIATIoNs BILL. Mr.. Buel NOV
ed that the French Spoiaton bill from the Senate
be taken up Suspension of the rules refused. Yeas
l04; nays rs; not two thirds.
| The bill from the Senate, to pay the American
Colonization Society not exceeding forty thousand
dollars, for expenses incurred in supporting the AZ
ricans recaptured from the Pons, was taken up, on
motion of Mr.. Nelson, under a suspension of the
rules-yeas l2I; nays AS and the bill passed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
.d,o,,r,,noent of Congress.


The Thiry-frst Congress, ended on lUeSo'!' -
noon As is usually the case at the close oil ''''''
an immense amount of Legislative business was ""''
sacted in very short space of time, and grea'y 10
sunrise. members seemed to preserve an U''.sO''
amount of discretion to the last For instance INT
ATE rejected the bill which passed the House. !" s'""
Richie $4,000 as premium for his non-i"l'iHe'' "
the contract he had made with the Government anu
the cbeap hostage Bill Has passed in concurrence WIN
the lower House. 1t has already received the sigma
tnre of the President, and will go into elect on tue
first day of July next.
All the appropriation bills were rushed through IN
hurry.
The Light House, and Post Route, Land Warrant
Assignment and River and Halbor Bills were all de-
feated.
1t will be relief to the country that such body oil
men, have lost by the expiration of their term OF SER
vice all further power of mischief, as an associated
body. By the passage of some Of the most Internal
laws that have ever disgraced the statutes OF Naons
they have sought to keep in check the advancing spirit
of the age and to ste the rising aspirations OF the
human soul for freedom. They have dsgraced the ma
ton in the eyes of the whole word-made all our
boasted professions of Republican Freedom mockery,
and pored themselves in the everlasting contempt O.
posterity 10 the latest generation. Again say,
are glad that the 3Is Congress is brought to acose
The 32d cannot be worse and there is hope that it
be better
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
A Clergyman ON Agitation.

A Reverend Clergyman, from Rhode Island, recently
on missionary tour in this county, held series Of
meetings for days more without special results in
the way of conventions. But on one fine Sunday morn
ing bright idea came into the almost Responding Min
isers brain. Several large factories in the town
ferred 10, furnished employment not only to legion of
operators but to several slick, wecondtioned agents;
these last of course, much opposed Slavery
as any,, but deprecate agitation, and smitten with
profound reverence for awhat is, excepting the law
against employing children without certificates of atten
dance at school, Iu the course Of the Sermon certain
phrases employed which might appear meaningless
to the untiated, but which were yet full of aid and
comfort to the Hunkers, though plain words were
used, instead of these shbboeths of party. Agita-
ton 20 said the reverend clergyman, what can agi-
taton do If pool is muddied the more it is stirred
the less likelihood of its becoming clear" Law was
next propped ups aud the proane doctrine of the right
OF private judgment piousy reprobaed. These points
were telling but the accidental aIuson to the Great
Daniel and the puff of the millionaire manufacturers
Slavery auditors .lao haa-ts of his pro.
Two or three of the law-abidng, and anticipating
men, who bask in the sunshine of the millonaes afore
said, and dispense their favors the humber citizens
have become suddenly religious and have united witt
the church. This hint to revival preachers is hoped
will not be without service.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

IMPORTANT ARREsT.-A Geographic despatch
received at the City Marshh's Office this morning,
from Norwich CT, stating that the store of -, in
that city, was broken into last night and robbed of
era thousand dollars worth of Silks shaws and other
goods.
Police officers Starkweather, Ingalls, and Heath inn
medatey started for the robbers, aud about noon,
day, in Roxbury succeeded in connection with the
Marshall of that city, Mr.. Aen in arrestng the noto
rious Jim Edserton," (the alleged accomplish of
Christi Bl' in certain transactions in this city, and
man named Marshal as the perpetrators of the rob-
berry The property recovered and the prisoners
brought to this city. Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
Correspondence Of the Spy.

WASHINGTON, March l, 1850.
MEssRs EDS: call for an investigation Of
the charges against Mr.. Webster, has just now been
voted down in the House. viii the wretches who
refuse inquiry still continue their abuse of Mr. AL
ten? Certainly. Corruption and the defence OF cor
rupters, has become the Characteristic work OF this
Congress. The vote to which have just alluded
was swelled by the ballots of members, whose
pockets are the lighter for their contributions to the
Webster Corruption Fund.
The plea for sitting investigation is a want of
time Was there not time two days ago, when the
charge was madel 1.-THE Secretary's conduct were
susceptible OF defence, there would be time enough.
No time If l were Secretary of State, Congress
should take time, and afford full scope for exhOn-
Grating myself, or would resign. But exhonoration
or resignation are alike foreign to the thoughts Of
corrupt Statesman--as much so as manhood and in
tegrity are to the character of bis apologsts.
We have quite scene, and no small pressure in
the Senate this morning, in consequence of the at
tendance of the Pennsylvania Legislature, en- masse.
These solonrs fill up every creyce that can be occu-
pied by person either sitting or standing, and if
their faces could be Invested of sort of goose look,
might to fancilul view, appear TO resemble the
menacing crowds Of citizens who gathered around
the National Assembly during the exciting times of
the First French Revolution.
The River and Harbor Bill has been taken up in
the Senate this morning, and has met with opposi-
ton in unexpected quarters, and must express my
appreheusions that it will be lost. The opposition
to some tems of the bill is not without every rea-
sonable warrant, but the special spite manifested
by particular tariff interest of that besoted Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, is contemplate and will
be cherished in soodly remembrance. The day has
passed in which that petty interest can coerce com
binations by persung malicious and selfish course
of policy.
We have had characteristic speech from Gen.
Cass late candidate for the Presidency, in which he
took pains to clear up his previous course in render
ing it little more obscure than before He con-
radcts the report of his speech at Cleveland, which
appeared in the Herald upon his own consciousness
and on other distinguished authority This ought to
teach reporters the faacy of trusting to their
in reporting the remarks of Presidential Candidates.
]. C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

R Awriter in the Boston Transcript very justly
condemns the use of the term, &c in our midst, as
clumsy, awkward, and vulgar. He says it originated
IN the Methodist Conference rooms. We do not think
this sheer deserved for think itque as often heard
elsewhere as among that denomination; quite too often
at any rate, for hear without its grating so
harshy feelings, as well nigh to couneract what
over favorable impression the speaker may otherwise
have made and why it should ever have been adopted
in preference to the phrase " in the midst of u.s., is
more than we can imagine. In anything except the
solemn style, or when it is intended to be emphatic, we
should Of course say " amongst us.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

., MR.. ALLEN's CHARGEAGAINsT Mr.. WEnsrrp
We give below the Washington Gibbs official panns,
OF the remarks OF Mr. Charles Allen ofMassachasers
referred TO IN the letter of our Washington
emit They the well considered CHARGES
against Mr. Webster by one Of the first LAWYERS and
most influential men Of his own state. Two y;ends :,
Mr. Webster denied the charge in the Hovse, but Voted
down a proposltlonto raise Committee Of Investign'
ton, which, we correctly informed. couJ H., H.
aid Of the testimony then in Washington have
defnitively within twenty -four hours. ''P''''"
This Is the first time that the current suspicious ro.
spectng Mr.. Websters pecuniary integrity have ever
can again be put to rest, he will obabIy have an on.
portunity OF showing the world whether he ha, been
wronged. Mr.. Allen is no light acciiser, neither Nil
be be driven from his purpose by buster and big nanes
ne Knows what evidence will be required to establish
his charges, and as WE'LL he knows the necessitv nov
that he has made Them to that they are establish 3D.
M X. Eveaing Post. ~ (, .a.t , .. ..t-.-t 7
if4e th-' .rrlafttf&
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$1,000 REWARD.
Notice to the Afflicted

4 ARLTON'S VEGETA BILE SPECIFIC 20 ,b
ei,,Mg sure, and snfe remedy for diseases az tb
Ta,y OIgans' Ghonorrhea, Graves elect Weskness IN
reiaies illumination of the Bladder Kidneys rbI
N.e mas never been ht to fail in single in,nnn
ve peen ed by thousands who testify is nos
p;leo ,hera oss most troublesome diseases For The
N nv oeIIcates prove This being an entirely VIC
~ oonipolhd, can be recommended in prefe2ence 70
se PRESCRIPTIONS OF most medical advisers on acco,, 70
oon'aig no mercury or her offensive subs,oncn "
de M usea .. home or travelling without restrictions to
II ia mr. M IL or change in application to business
Walngford, Corn. f' "'u Nou ny u Carlton,
mar6-d3nv = % " Oo, $40 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
TH0MPsON's OYSTER AND
Eating Saloon.

NE subscriber respectfully gives notice to the pubc
= ,hat ne mas recently fitted mp his old stand under Ran
M hucuoh Rooms, in superior syIe and with MI the
a.esi improvements lie that although The eve
DC gIaed IN some places, where the facilities for dec
VIII bear IN mird that he has an eve 10 the
ment. al 'n0 0"ihaIy Depart
MEALS furnished at all hours of the dov from tho ,es,
ihe market affords Oysters cooked in any desirable sty
~ OF OUT oil the she'll He has several private rooms Var
in his line and room by themselves S' ''' any 'n's
New York Oysters, wholesale and retail ' Va manu.
lie has also connected to his establishment sevo,,
Rooms for the accommodation of permanent nv
Ira Doarders lie trusts that by personal attention IN
LIE pseess, una long experience he may secure liberal
e ne patronage so generally bestowed in past times
~ ilelse remember directly under Bancrons Auction
ms corner of Main and Exchange streets Worcsster
mass, Entrance on Main street, and No Excbange =,
"'"0-u"u JAMES r. THOMPSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

DUNG MEMS RHETORICAL AssooIATIoN--It
VIII be seen by an advertisement in another column, that
Inc Young Mems Rhetorical Society,"" will give
pubic exhibition on Friday evening, consisting of de-
CARNATIONS and debates, at the City Hall. Our knowl
edge OF this Society and its operations induces the be-
mel that the exercises will well repay attendance, and
me TACT that the entire proceeds of the exhibition arc
to be appropriated to the purchase of books for the Ii
"'a'y' WIN we hope afford additional inducements to
our ci,ens to encourage this young but growing Insti
tuition bytheir presence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

"a The papers contain full accounts of the grand
fancy ball in Washington on the 9th ut at jackson
HAL. We Gull the following particulars from the cor
respondence of the Express "Perhaps the most con-
spicuous person in the room, Colonel May, whose
commanding figure, dressed in the uniform of Napoeons
old guard lowered above all present. He wore on his
head, aheln'a, the 'oagh Of Which fifteen pounds,
long sword touched the floor he moved, and his ar
mour and accoutremens in all, weighed over hundred
pounds"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclusively to the Spy
WASHINGTON. March 5.

WASHINGTON, March D.
Hon. John Kerr, of Md, has been confirmed Charge
dafars to Bogota.
Owing the failure Of the House to pass the Land
warrant assignment BILL it is thought the President will
alter the construction of the law so to make it
form tos'egisation.
Several Senators have expressed reluctance to- the
irmation of any person Consul at Paris while Mr.
Wach chooses to continue in office.
1t is stated that Senators Rhett s. Butler have ex-
pressed determination not to return to Congress
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

Washington, July Ell, 1919. During the time
occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents r. H. En-
DY ESP oil boston, did business at the Patent Office as So
citor for procuring Patents There were few if sny peI
sons acting in that capacity who had much business he
lore the Patent Office; and there who conducted
II with more SKILL fidelity and success. regard Mr. Ed
rs one OF the best Informed and most skfu Patent Socito
in the United States and have hesitation in assuring in
Yehors nat iney cannot employ person competent
md trustworthy and capable Of putting their appita
lions IN form TO secure for them early and favorab
consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Paten
Boston, Sept II, 1850. eodSyy1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
WEnNEsnAx- March

"WEDNESDAY, March 5.
SENATE. Mr. Wilkins from the COMMITTEE IN
Railroads and Canals, reported bill providing for
the earlier returns of railroad corporations
Order adopted-On motion of Mr. Bassett that
Messrs Cazneau and Mosley, be committee with
such as the House may join, to be called the second
committee on towns.
Mr. Wood (by permission) offered a bill entitled
An Act concerning Railroads. by which all ,pil-
road corporations prohibited from the commence
ing the construction of their roads until al the CAM.
tai stock has been taken by responsible parties and
ten per cent oil the same paid in.
The bill to incorporate the Dread Institute and
the resolve in favor of the Franklin County Agricn-
tural Society, were passed to be engrossed.
House. Petitions, &C., presented and referred.
vi sundry pares-severally-fo an alteration IN
the license laws; in aid of that of the Trov md
Greenfield RAILROAD for the extension of the riobt
OF suffrage to women; in aid of the petitions fo1
Railroad from Sterling to Northboro or Southboro,
OF L. s. Parker and others in aid of that of tbe Trn0
tees of the QuabOag Seminary.
Order adopted-On motion of Mr. Thomnson oc
MiIbury, that the Committee on the Judic,ary con-
slider the expediency Establishing the Office o9 Ron
ster Of Deeds in the several counties and allo;sn
the clerks of the several towns and cities to keen
record OF the transfer of real as well as personal
property, In the Commonwealth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

How HE WAS REscUED-The alleged fugitive
slave on board the ship Daniel Webster, was the
second cook not the steward. When the ship an
chOred in Light House Channel, and after Capt.
Howard left her, boat dashed boldly along side,
and in the three minutes was off again and after
that the second cook was missing though no one
saw him leave the ship.-Boston Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
AM USEM ENTS,
z: .z....s.....: .:...:;:.
One Day for Amusement and Positively the
LAST. CHANCE.

ENXCURsION TO BOsTON-vist to BtRR's = MILE
~ MIRROR. MR.. PERIIAM, the Prophet or of The
mror has made arrangements with the Boston and Wor.
cester Railroad Company to transport party from Wor-
cesier and Grafton, to Boston, on SATURDAY, March
9Th. ~
% Fac to Boston and back including admission to the
Mirror Sl.00
The object of the above Excursion, is furnish an on
portuny for the citizens of the above named towns TO
visit the Seven Mile Mirror Exhibition al the Me.
LOBEON 1868 Washington it closes next week
u The Tram will leave Worcesterat9 2, A. NJ Re-
turning Train will leave Boston at 5 I.2 p NJ.
Exhibition at II NJ. and p NJ.
Tickets for sale at the several Railroad Stations.
mar5-dtSat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

- The bill to limit to $40 acres the quantity of
land that one person may hold in Wisconsin, and also
to limit the number of town lots he or she may own has
passed to its engrossment in the House of Represen-
tatives of Wisconsin, by vote of 80 yeas to 10
nays.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
march, is beautiful and capital number, well sustain.
ing the promise Of the proceeding numbers which is no
small praise, for it of the best selected and best
arranged publications Of the kind that has eyer been is
ued IN this or any other country The illustrations
"a Secondary Consideration, by the way-are also
gerry good 1t is for sale Burrill's Periodical estab
iishment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06
The Young Mems Rhetorical Society.

WILL hold an Exhibition the CityIIa Friday even
w ing, March 9TH. Exercises consist of ORIGINAL
DECLARATIONS, DIALOGUES, &c To conclude with
loan UNION.
The public are respectfully invited to attend Tickets 24
cents to be had at Gouts, C. A. HOwlands las Main
and o. s. ThOmpsOn's Boot and Shoe Store Exercises TO
common lat O'Clock precisely.
Per order. mar5.d9t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-06

friend of ours the other day replied to suggestion of
ours Oh never do it, never can swallow one drop
OF that Cod Liver Oil, if die of consumption" And this
was SAID by young man troubled wi pretty obstinate
cold We advised him to try Blisss Cod Liver Oil Candy
and ne accepted our advice and packages
oil H. The consequence that in few weeks he was
entirely cured ofs cold He remarked lis that he found
The Candy perfectly palaabe and that after using il for
short time he acquired quite fondness for it. Render il
you nave cold try the article but beware ofcountel
eits.
Prepared by b. X. BLISS sole proprietor Springfield
Price 20 cts package. For sale by d. SCOTT JR a. co
general agents for Worcester. feb2S.d,yI,y