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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
MINERAL TEETH
For Mastication.


Mrw~@-sN THE subscriber gives his personal atten-
ESesSs@s tion 10 the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
OlfrY~YY1S of the best Qtatity: from preparations
which produce Hte-iike resemblance
that so tar as known, gives entire salts faction and
exceled The facilities of his Establishment for the Man
ufacture of Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them to gold plates, by double asenngs when sub.
Jected TO great pressure, rendering them firm reliable
an asticdtiOn the and comfort with which they are
worn after due trial, the which they have
been subjected without failure, their perfect articulation
and the thorough manner in which the Patchwork is exc
cued, enable the subscriber offer guaranty against
defective mechanism and in all cases, the reason
able expectations of his patients-to combine the Title
dulce, the eful with the agreeable "
ON HAND.-A supply of selected Tooth Brushes, to-
gether with
MILLER'S ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRICE,
article, surpassed by any for cleansing The
teeth and correcting bad breath. Also,
MILLER'S COMPOUND LOTION
recent preparation for Canker Sore Throat Spongy
Gums, &c
The efficiency of the above preparations the ncreas-
ing demand for em have ind ced the Proprietor to enter
into their manufacture more largely than formerly.
N BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
mechanical defects in gold plate work, soldering filling
teeth, &c, by JAMES NEWTON, during his connection
with this office, will he repaired the work done anew
as the case may require by the subscriber without farther
charge to the patient. S. II. MILLER.
Office l42 Main st. Residence, NJ Harvard ST.
jyldtf
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QUABOAG SEMINARY.

TTNHE FALL TERM of this Institution will commence on
L WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd, and continue elev-
weeks 1t will be under the of It's present Prnc
pal, Mr. DAVID NJ XIMBALL, NJ. A., assisted by expert
enced Teachers in both departments
Particular att ention will be given to those who wish to
quality themselves for teachers.
Board can be had in private families from 81 rs 81
per week, every thing furnished.
The Principal will receive few lads to his fmiy and
exercise them parental supervision.
The Trustees confidently recommend this Institution
under its preseI experienced Principal with his efficient
assistants the patronage of those who wish SECURE
thorough education for their children.
CHARLES SMITH, President.
Warren, Aug. 6, 1851 augl3-w4t
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LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.

rTHE subscribers would give notice that they pre-
Il pared to afix Lightning Conductors TO buildings, on
the most aL loved plan Having had some IL years expe-
ence in the business, they are confident that jobs commit
ted to their will be executed in the most satisfactory
manner OF the any hundred buildings protected by their
aged by lightning Orders will receive prompt attention
NJ Shop at Merrifeld's Building, Worcester, Mass
my6 dam THOMPSON SKINNER 4 co
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Highly Important to Females !!

MADAME BOIVIN's PREPARATORY PARTURl
1Y1 ENT, OR FEMALE RELAXING EMBROCATIoN
FOR MITIGATING THE PAINS OF CHILD BIRTH
This new and wonderful discovery is of the creates,
blessings Of the age. By its timely and proper use the ie
only mtgaed but the patient saved from imminent dan
ger and suffering
For sale in Worcester by the proprieors authorized
agents, at the Worcester Bookstore No. SO Nam street
and by A. Clark, Apo'hecary of Main and Pleas
ant streets Asn for sale by Mrs NJ S. Thompson, Fe-
lhae PHYSICIAN, Kinds Court, rear Of No. Maple
augl l-dtf
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Assistant Teacher Wanted,
TAXES,

TAXES.
TIVE Assessors Of the ity of Worcester give notice that
4 they have delivered tn Geo. w. Wheeler, Treasurer
and Collector of Taxes for said City, list of
for the year 1881 together with Warrant in due
form of law, for collecting the same; and that by ord-
nance of the ty Council. to all persons who shall vOur-
tariy pay the Treasurer his Office before the 18th
day of September next, discount of per will be
made OH their E. h. IEMENWAH,
BENZ. WALKER,
Worcester, Aug 25, 1851. VIM. DICKINSON,
aug26-dtsepl5 Assessors of City of Worcester.
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City Treasurer's Office,
The Cash Svstem"

great inducements offered Cash customers'
N in quarters, would remind friends, and
"the public generaly that do refuse cash; but
while in tdU0r Of the cash system for such of our
customers Sind conreHient to ddOgf willing
accOmmoda the trust r0rthy, who desire it, with
sOnable credit. And whether for Cash Credit shall
sell IOU, positively, and probably shade Ooer than
any Grocery in the city. We would respectfully
wife all persons having occasion purchase goods i'll
line, call at sour Store II No. 20 Soulhbridge ST. II
and notice what large quantities of Sugars Teas, Coees
Moasses, Flour Butter Cheese and other groceries,
selling daily both for and Credit and
ceeding iolC prices. DEXTER, STONE & CO.
Worcester, August 26th 1851. dlm&wlw
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THE SIGNS or THE TIMES.
FOR 10 81!

The Signs of the Times advancement,-
Progression in every art;
In every trade and profession,
Each labors to get the frs start.
Yet some whove the start cannot keep it;
They soon get put out of their place;
But MACULLAR, in spite of all others,
Has long been the first in the
The Signs of the Times are improvement,
And greatest perfection of skill;
And none expect be foremost
Without both the means and the will.
MACULLAR Of both hath possession,
Combined with the greatest of art;
And these may be sure by all corners,
Who visit his wonderful mart.
The Signs of the Times show that goodness
Must still be with cheapness combined
And garments cheap, TASTEFUL and useful
At the mart of MACULLAR you'll find.
Clothes made in style of perfection,
Which no other store show;
And offered at prices the public
Are apt to think almost too tOlU.
The Signs of the Times are a craving
For all that is novel to views
And MACULLAR is always presenting
Some fabric or fashion that's new.
Then hasten to pay him visit
Ere you list TO another days chimes;
For you'll find that his mart is a temple,
Astounding with Signs of the Times.
Macullar. Williams & Co.
Dealers in Custom Ready Made Clothing,
STORE NO. Z PlPER'S BLOCK. CLOTHING BAZAAI
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
mYl5-dwu 172 MAIN ST.
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To Carpenters.

TINE Building Committee for the Munro District Schoo
House hereby give notice that they will receive propo
sails 10 construct of WOOD until Saturday, the 3Oth
inst The plan and specifications may be found by calling
upon GEO. w. RUSSELL, NO. ~ Exchange st.
auQ23-d6t
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Choice TeaSl

fresh supply of Teas from the Canton Tea Company
IA just eceived at No 20 Souhbridge The public
are respectfully invited 10 the superior excellence
these Teas. DEXTER, STONE e. co.
aug26-dlm&wlw
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New Bedford Oil.

DLEACHED and Unblea he'd sperm and Whale. in bar
ID res of from 30 to 40 gallons each. Also Refined Larc
Oil NJ Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall.
jel3-dw3m SAMUEL c. WHITE & co.
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Selling Off.

DC141I4S UII,
FTNHE Subscriber wishing to make n change in business
offers Qol the thirt, days) his entire stock of
French and American Paper-Hangings,
AT a small advance from actual cost-among which NAV
be found Two Sets of PANORAMAS. One represents
Robert Bruce in his Address to his Army (painted Gold
and Silver; the other Hunting Scene painted in high
colors, with beautiful scenery Also-A good assortment
of Hall, Paror, Drawing and Common Room Papers, with
all kinds Of Borders, Chimney Prints &C.
Please call and examine mt WAREHOUSE, Foster ST.
Worcester. Iaug5-d&wlmI A. II. NEWTON
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LOST,
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

HE stock of Glove Hosiery, Thread and Fancy Goods
l. Store Will be Sold upon such terms will make it a
profitable operation for any wi small capital or good
credit upon, the business which well esab-
lished aud the SAFEST best paying of any in the CRY.
tSlhe is of the best located and adapted
the business, can be had for of wears AT low
REM. The stock well assorted, fresh cleal and is
Offered for sale only because the proprietor has
tageous call to other business aud purposes ELI
tirey from The mercantile profession Address ID. w
this Office. aug27-dyIt
Dissolution of Co-Partnershlp.
IHE Co-Parnershp here tofore existing under The firm
Il OF A Brown x Co is this day dissUls ed by mutual
consent. A. Brown will business of the late
FIRM A. J. BROWN
l. N BROWN.
Worcester, August l, 1851 aues dA w3w
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Dissolution of Co-Partnershln.
Farm for Sale for 81. 600.

hrS IN Auburn One-lall mile from the Meeting House
A 1t consists of House, Barn, Snnp and so acres Of
LIN land. Inquire of the subscriber ON the premises
ausZIwu WIN. G. p. CLLMENCE.
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WANTS.
Bow Wanted.

Dry Goods Store, from IA l6 years of age. Apply
L Immediately.
auglS-disti A. Y. THOMPSON d. co.
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Boy Wanted.
4 Smart active and honest Boy wanted in a Dry Goods
~ Store. Inquire of
aug2-dtf B. L. HARDON & co.
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LOST
LOST

nN Monday morning, 25th instant, package of MILK
" BILLS, either ON Pleasant Main street Whoever
has found the same, and will leave them Spy Office
shall be suitably rewarded. JAALAM GATES
Worcester. Aug. g. 1851. aug26-d3t
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INanfnd

TTNWO good Joumeymen BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS
i For particulars, address OTIS WHEELER
aug2-dtf Greene Chenango Co., n. Y.
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Cash Paid
Uptons' Glue

INROZEN and Common, Of all qualities at wholesale
II and retail, at Harrington Corner opposite City Hail
mar6-d w6m SAMUEL q. WHITE Il CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
De LANES and Cashmeres

WE sh Ill This week open the most beautiful selection
w Fall Styles DE LANES AND CASHMERES eve
offered in Wore ser at prices from l2l to IS
aug25-d6twlf ii. II CHAMBERLlN d. co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28
nTThere was n splendid Fancy Bs

|There was a splendid Fancy Bal
at Cape May on the night of the 20
inst Costly and unique dresses appear
ed. and the fashionable ladies' were on
hand IN large numbers. In the N. Y.
Herald report Of the Ball We find the
following
Signor Blitz, fhe celebrated conuror,
was present, attired as n magician-
Tie wore long robe Of bact, trimmed
with cards and hieroglyphic figures
He carried in front board, which ans
wered for n platform on which to per-
form feats OF magic. He vas accompa.
MED ny youngster, whom he termed
his imp, and who carried the imple.
ments by which the Signor was ena.
bled 10 afford vast deal Of amusement.
The punches OF the flowers iha, the ma
gician called into instantaneous exis-
tcncc, and presented to the young la
dies might be counted by hundreds, and
yet there was no eye IN the room sharp
cnou n to see tho source Of all this floral
wealth. Wherever the coWuror went
he had crowd at his heels, and many
side invitations were extended TO him 10
amuse little knots Of ladies', who were
too modest to crowd around him while
in the centre OF the room. This YVES
decidedly one of the features OF the
evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

H"We take the following extrac
from letter in the Boston Bee, written
from the Ocean House, in this town.
As might be expected in nm Assem-.
blage of so much loveilress, there is n
great striving for the ttie Of Geiie, and
many rivals are con'cnding for The &C.
sired "wreath of Distinction Boston,
in my humble opinion is abe of any
city represen nted here, in the beauty OF
its far daughters, and is Justly entitled
to be the "banner city" But TO make
the assertion entitled to credit. let me
name, IA specimens OF the Boston dele,
CATION. Miss Ma-icn Shaw, daughter OF
Hon. Robt. G. Shaw, (who 10 undenia-
bly, the belle Of Boston, and as far as
intellectual, majestic, queenly loveiness
is concerned, must be considered by all
unprejudiced persons 10 be THE belle of
Newport for the season OF 1851 Miss
Holbrook, daughter OF Alderman Hol-
brook, Miss Chace, Miss Anne Z. Chick
ering, Mrs Thomas E. Chckering,
Miss Cunningham, Misses Adams, Miss
Smelling and Miss Thorndike,-ali of
whom do credit TO the city they repre-
sent either as regards beauty, GRACEFUL
ness, accomplishments or amiablity.---
OF those from abroad, Mrs. Dr. Miller,
Of New York, is certainly one of, if not
the, most elegant lady nj the Ocean
House. stately, graceful, and extreme
ly handsome and is one ofiour sisters,
who have all been celebrated for beau
ty. Among the married ladies she is
decidedly the belle OF the Ocean House.
Next to her, should say, comes Mrs.
Duncan, Of NatchcZ, Tor several seasons
a belle al Saratoga. Her style Of beau
ty differs IRON that o. ain ost every lady
here, and from its peculiarly is very at
tractive. She is in every sense OF the
word very fascinating woman. Mrs.
Tenant, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Williams, Of Baltimore, are also among
the most attractive ladies at the Ocean,
and receive a grea, deal ofat,ention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

Az EXPEDITION TO Arr cA.---We
learn from the Washington corrcspon-
dence of the Baltimore Sun that Lieut.
Watkins has asked leave of absence, on
present pay, for himself aud Que officer
and FIVE or six men from the naval SER
wee, and for an outfit consisting Ola
small iron steamboat, &c, not costing in
Ihe whole more then Ten thousand dol
tars, for the purpose Of exploring the
most important rivers in Africa. lie
proposes to begin with the river ST
Pauls, which, as there is reason to be-
ieve, has course of several hundred
miles through rich, beautiful, and
heal,hful country, teening with COM
merclal products.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

LoSGFRLLow IN EuRopE.-The repu,-
alton OF this eminent American poet is
echoed back TO us by the arrival OF al
most every steamer from the old world.
His works arc republished in Great
Britain by no less than eight rival hous.
es, and at the railroad depots boys are
crying his writings IN neat volumes at
one shilling each. A late London iourn-
al says he is the poet most read in Eng
land at the present time, Tennyson not
excepted. Although LongleIlow's pop
ulari'y in his own country is wider
than that Of almost any other author, it
is even greater in Europe than at home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

The CArERPiLL.R.-On Tuesday, we
noticed the presence Of the army worm
in the immediate vicinity Of :hc city !;
they made their appearance simuIta-
neousIy in The parishes Of 81. Andrew
and Christ Church, adjoining Charles.
ton on he East and West. They are
not, strictly speaking, the cotton worm
being somewhat OF in omnivorous char
acter, generally commencing their at
tacks on the grasses and small grains,
and extending thence to the young corn,
cotton, rice. &c. On one plantation ev-
cry blade Of grass in the pastures was
destroyed in the course oil twenty -four
hours from thcir first appearance. In
the cotton fields they were scarcely less
destructive, stripping the plant OF leaves
and also periorating the yonag boIls,
which perish Immediately, - Charleston
Mercury, 9h.
They are undou b,ediy seccssionists,
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REPENTAscr.-A good husband will

REPENTAscE.-A good husband will
repair his house while the weather il
fair, not put it of ill winter; careful
pilot will take advantage OF the wind
and tide, and so put on, to sea, not wait
till a storm arise. The traveller will
take his time on a journey and mend
his pace when night comes on, lest
darkness overtake him the smith will
strike while the iron is hot, lest it grow
cool and so he loses his labor so we
ought to make every day the day ofrc-
pentance to make use OF the present
time, 80 that when we come to die, we
have nothing to do but to die, for there
will be n time when The door will be
shut, when there will be no entrance al
all-Spencsr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

DEATn OF FIVE MEs IN A WELL -
The Kingston, N. Y, Journal Of the
18th, says, that on the morning Of that
day number of men were engaged
deepening well dug last year for r..
Gosman. One ol them went down; he
did not return, and soon another folio "
ed, and passed out of sight; then n
third, fourth, AMI fifth went down, and
the las, was seen 10 reel and iall.-The
truth soon became known, that the
whole five had pcrished by inhaIng the
fatal gas so often found in wells.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

A FAvoRire REMsDy.-We believe
no medicine in the world has ever Civ
en- such astonishing proof Of its efficacy
as the oxygcnated Bitters. h cases Of
Dyspepsia and General Debility, this
medicine acts in the most agreeable
manner, restoring health and cheerful
ness, when all other remedies have fail.
ed Pamphlets containing certificates
ofmost remarkable cures, may be had
grataitousIy Of the Agents. For sale
by Druggisss generally 10 the United
States and Canadas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

CoNorar Az MiLwAukIE.--As Jenny
Lind refuses TO give concer; At Mil
waukie, the citizens oFthat en!erprising
village have resolved to ge. up one on
their own hook. To show how utterly
regardless of expense the Milwausians
are when their dander is riz, we give
copy Of their programme:
vt. Grand Overture cn the fron4 legs
OF the piano.
I'd. "Wil you walk into my porlor,
Said the fyder to the spy"
being chorus foe ten male voices
Music by Shakespeare.
81. Jenny Linis celebrated Echo
Song, with vibrations. BY the Leader
OF the Choir.
4th. Grand Solo Oh the B file, with
all the lights extinguished- feat new
er before attempted in this country!
5th. "Against Il post reclining"
from the opera oi Fried Oysters
9th. Grand March-composed for the
Milwaukee Horse Artillery, by Herr
Washtklof.
7th. fantasia on the Bass Drum--from
the opera OF Nebuchadnezzar
9Th. "The Tall Young Oyetermnn.
A Song, by, who has kindly
volunteered his services for that occa-
sion.
Price admission, twelve and half
nls;-children half price. 49, Chicago
Com. Adv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

nTWe are happy to learn ,ha. the
late Marshall Festival yielded the Benc,
ficiare the handsome SUN Of $4,000. Il,
was, decidedly, the best benefit ever
60, up in this country, If no, in the
world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

Rhode Island Mechanics FaI.-The
annual exhibition Of Manufact lures, the
horticultural Exhibition, Cattle Show
and Ploughing Match, by the Rhode
island Society for the Encouragement
of Domestic Industry, and by the State
Horticultural S,ci,ty, will commence at
Providence On Wednesday, the 10th Of
September, one eek previous 10 the
opening orthe Exhibition Of the Worces-
ter County .Mechanics' and Horiicul-
ural Socities.
We learn that the products Of Mac
sachusetrs industry will be well repre-
sented at the exhibition Of our sister
Sta'e, and that Rhode Island artizans
and manufacturers will be large con-
tributors to the display Of our Society
and we trust that such arrangement will
be made by the different associations,
with the railroad corporation, rs will
enable the Inhabitants OF the two cities
TO enjoy an interchange OF civilities and
hosp,tali,ies, by alternate visits to the
Exhibitions Of each. Such an arrange
men, will undoubtedly put money into
the treasures Of both, and accomplish
still greater good, by creating u gener-
Gus rivalry in all future exhibitions, and
cultlvating that spirit OF fraternity that
ought TO exist between all individuals
and communities, whose pursuits and
interests are identical with those Of
Rhode Island and Massachusetts,
Worcester Spy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28
AN ORCHARp THAT WILL Pay. Mes.

AN ORCHAED THAT WILL Pay. Mes.
srs. Morse & Houghioa Of Cleveland
have % acres all in one orchard, | g
miles east OF that city. They have 65, d.
900 peach trees Of the best varieties,
2,OO0 apple, 400 cherry, $50 ounce and
about 1000 pear, apricot, nectarine
plum trees, and grape vines. There
will be several Thousand BASKETS Of
peaches, ali az they are rather scarce
this year spectators at Cincinnati and
Buffalo have already offered three dol
lars per bushel for the crop. This, We
should think, will pay-as il ought
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

The LATE DR. OLlk.-The funeral
OF the late Rev. DR.. Olin took place az
Middlctown, Ct, on Monday afternoon,
and was attended by large concou. Sc
Of clergymcn and Iaymen, from various
parts Of the country. Religious services
wese rertormed at his late residence,
after which the procession moved to the
Church, where an address, OF great
force and soIcmnity, was delivered by
Rev. Bishop James, other clergymen
also taking part in the exercises. The
body was deposited in the cemetery Of
the University, in grave opposite that
Of the lamented Fisk, his predecessor in
the presidency Of the Wesleyan Uni
versity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28
Up The editor of the New I,ondor

Up The editor OF the New London
Chronicle is abusing Major Tochman,
and says that he has married Madamoi
sele Jagel'o, The Hungarian heroine,
merely Tor the notoriety which he ex-
poets to gain thereby. Such acharge is
perfectly characteristic of the old granny
Of the Chronicle, who never had two
sound or sensible ideas, in the whole
course Of his life.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

THE Presidents TouR.-We learn
from the White Sulphur Springs that
the President, accompanied by Mr.. Sec
retary Stuart and some other gentle
men, arrived at that popular and beau
tiul watering place on Wednesday
evening last A committee Of gentle.
men from different Southern Etatce met
tho President the previous evening some
twenty miles from the Springs, and ac-
cOmpanied him ihither. His arrival
was greeted by the large crowd sojour-
ming at the Springs, as well as by u
great many people Of the ncighboring
country, assembled to see him, with
the most cordial demons,rations Of res
pect, and without distinction Of party
National lateitigencer, lsh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

A certain young clergyman, modes I
almost 10 bashiulness, was once asked
by country apothecary of contrary
character, in public and crowded as
scmbly, and in tone of voice to catch
the attention of the whole company,
show it happened that the patriarchs
lived to such an extreme old age o..
To which lmpertinent question he inn
mediately replied perhaps they took no
physic."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

Ycua HEALrH.-Eat lightly-balhe
frequen,ly--avoid excesses OF all kinds,
and you may expect freedom from di-
seases. Ripe fruit in rational quantl-
ties, is always promotive OF health, 1t
is the excessive quantity of our common
table vegetables which does the mis-
chief-ralionally used at this season of
the year, they are no doubt preferable
to meat diet.