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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-24
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
Barrett's Veto on Tooth Ache
That Good Time Has Come.


MO more seepless nights with that wicked Tooth
y ache o more LOST tine. No more anguish and
suffering with that OF all toubes the Teeth ache.
No more odd and even teeth, Until they decay in qui.
ct aH socable mannel natutal principles Reader,
If you h I'd the genuine tooth ache have witness
ed the shtngs Of 9TH put vial of this veto where
You can find i-and you will say viite TO the Pro-
peior. you have occasion TO use IT'D that you would
not be deprived Of il for fifty dollursi
This remedy is safe use, and CERTAr IN in cure
causing no pain Wien applied. not unpleasant 10 the
In e. and poisonous snbsanc enters iuto its compO-
silion It's application hadens The nerve makes it i'm
pervOus 20 air. and will preserve the teeth aerted for
service and beauty for years and invaluable, when
duced II Tooth Wash TO be used with brush, beau
tilying the teeth. IL will give them beautiful white.
ness removing all impurities, anil dagIeeabe odor ari
sing from impure teeth. Think OF that! But the best
part of is,
1t viii Silence Teeth-Ache Instantly
All will readily agree, if will up its
Well you must believe it. You cannot help it, if you
use it, others. II will lie one fixed fact, all The
Observation-Disclosures tie time.
To publish certificate and concentrations to back
up his remedy, would he to supercede necessity. Ii
aeeds nothing ofthe kind Wherever used the sale is
rapid, astonishing all who use it.
~ Any child old enough to apply il according to the
directions the vial, may use il with perfect safety.
T is Veto on Toothuche is put mp in ounce walls,
with directions. r. ice, twcnly five cents.
The Az mt will with pleasure, stop the tooth ache for
any free of charge, if requested. IL Il commun-
cations pre- paid, VIII be promptly answered in their or
der.-[&
This remedy may be obtained of
ED'N HAVEN, General Agent
for Worcester County, to whom all orders in the Co.
should be addressed Office, horticultural Ha Wor
cester nov2D daw4w
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NOTICE 10 RuILDERs.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received fIom Mon
NJ dal Nov 29, TO 1huIsdey. pec 9th, Inclusive for
Tor the Comm wealth.
he liopses are 10 he of sufficient dimensions to ac-
commodse FIVE hundred ilmates each. One is 10 be
located the town Of Monsop, the Palmer station,
on The Western Railroad; one in the town of Bridge
water, at the Titicut alion on the Fall River Rail
road and one in the town OF Tew ksbury, the june
ton Of the Salem and Lowell and Lowell and Lawrence
Raroa
Plans and Specifications both for wood and brick
buildings, may be found daring the period desgnai d.
at IOWLE toSTEk'S, Architects, NO. III joys
Bui dings, Washing on street, Boston
bends WI be qllred fo' The faithful performance of
the Contracts, ana the ommssGne reserve The tight
to accept or reject aoy OF The Propositions that may he
Offered
One or more of the Commissioners will be at Bridge
wnter on Tuesday, Nov. 30tt--al Tewksbury (Shed's
:T,sa:on( on Wednesday Dec isi,-aGd at raInier On
amIsday Dec %, 10 point out the locations, and give
S' 'io' MARION 70 contractors, as may be desired
DAVID PERKINS,
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Cod and Silver Spactacles.
Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.


MO other Medicine we believe has been introduced
TO the public, that has met with such unparalleled
success generally Or. SOULS Oriental Sovereign
Balm Pills Having been eight years before the public,
The advertising small, Ell lhry have gained the
most unparalleled friendship in every in the Union
and Canadas, and have really become OF the stand
ard medicines the day. ! hey purely vegetable,
aud admirably adapted to assist the power OF life,
that when taken in large doses with cold water,
something to produce efiectual perspiiauon, they
readily the violent attacks at disease
and in small doses they regulate the action of the liver,
cleanse the blood, strengthen digestion regulate and
renvgorate the whole stem, regard less oil or
Hundreds of persons, less, every State, sub
to long standing yer Complaints, Spinal Aztec.
TONS Weak tomact, Weak Nerves, ii, ed feelings
ing weak digestion, and many who have been their
beds for ears where medicine had failed, a. hope of
recovery nearly gone, inform OF the pleasure
they derive ON restored health by using this medi-
cine produce and retain the above eff CT. is be-
leved that person need have sick nervous head
ache no matter how obstinate, dizziness, pressure of
blood the brain, papation of the heart will
notice to correct the symptoms when they coming
OMIT will prevent it, uuti the health Impgoves-ths
For particulars see circulars. None genuine unless
the of DIR. L. L. Souo the tace of the box.
For sale in Worcester by l.. I, LAZEisL, and BUSH
& CO.; in Shrewsbury, by Maynard Il Knowlon
oct6 dTuaFeow aWeow6mt
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MARRIAGES..

In Athol oci 4, Samuel Brown, of Ledyard, CT. to
Miss Harriet Walker, Of Oct &c, Henry Foster TO
Miss Louisa Fisher. both OF A Nov @ James w Crane,
6f tipgfeid to Miss Harriet u Newhal Of 3, Hen.
ny Wasnburn of Alsted, N II, to Mary Oaks. of A.
In Templeton, Oct Is, Mr. John REEVES to Miss J
G Dortois both of a.
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WOULD respectfully inform subscribers TO our Con
certs andthose of our friends who want 10 subscribe.
Tor our series Concerts to procure their tickets from
MI John Boy den, goo lain street, ard lake as many
packa es as they calculate using for the whole seri
AT ONCE, as our vocal engs our Conoett Is
will largely depend on the we meet with and
the number OF subscribe will enable to dge Of the
encouragement we eceiye HENRY IA NDT
IuY22 div
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THANKSGIVING

e HANKSGIVINes Is near, and now have in Store.
formy friends and customers, Butter, heese Flour
Spices, Sloasses SOAP Camphen, Fluid, Oil, andles
Foreign and Domestic Fruit, together with ali other ar
tcles usually kept in Grocery Store for family USE
at No. 81 Main street,
which shall sell as low as can possibly be afforded
Don't forget the No--64
novi9 DIFF JOHN B. PRATT.
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Snecial Notice.

INTO FreightTrans VIII BE- run the Providence
v and Worcester Railroad tomorrow, and the Freight
House will be ,Gsed at 10 O'Clock, A.
ISAAC II. s0UTHWICK, Sup't.
OficsP. & Y. II. r. Co,
~ Nov 24h I552 dot
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$40 REWARD!

II OST. on the leicester roal, A WALLET, contain
i ing sltIaB sum Ut NJ el, ard papers of no
value o any gle but the The fin er stall re
ee,e The aboie reward, by leaving it al lhts Oflct.
nny24 diff
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Torrent.
Chamber Rooms to Let
GROCERIES. &c.
JUdd's BAKING Powder

SA0 A<eI@A441S AOWACl
ID EMEJRER, that by this process of king, the
AZ steam produced raises the bread mo fermentation
oy aclls,) hence hot oven is necessary
Rem nber, alSo that 100 pounds OF flour yeasfed and
then dr5ed leaves hut cog pound, While l0l pounds Of
Hour aud pounds of POWDER baked AID dried leaves
lo9 9-9tls pounds pound OF powder and Is pounss
OF NOR Is rs noNrtshiHg u pounds of -four yeasted
Is cad with the new process is recommended BY MANY
ablF phvsicmns for persons 10 having the weakest
stoiiachs' q. Il. HOWE, 1853 Main street
Worcester, Agent for Worcester County
sept3O dovt r.
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DEATEIs.

In Cambridge Port, 18th inst, Mrs Julia Lambert
Bruce wife OF Mr. Charles Bruce, and grand daughter
of tho late Rev. Peter hney, ofNohboro', aged 80.
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Prices of admssionParquette, so cents Circle, rs
cents; Gallery, lza cents
o. Doors open at 81 O'Clock performances to com
meice al past Z. nos5 OIL
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Worcester Dramatic Museum.

Hp NO BILL RECEIVED.
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Prof Hcrsford's Patent SAT ty Fluid
Lamp. and T.amn Filler

ENHE above invention the danger nsnally an
i pretended from the of burning Fluid ii needs
no recommendation; any one who will examine The
lamp, we lhink Will be convinced If its superur 10
any hing OF the kind offered the public. Oil and
FLUID Lamps altered at . sln II. eypense
Inc pubic are invited 10 examine the Lamp az the
store Of the subscriber 23s lain street. where thew may
be had 81 wholgs, lie er retail Of H. AYRE:S
sep27 dlfls General Agent for Worcester Ceunty.
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JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.
Table CUTLERY.

w. ID. FENNO SON
~ HAVE for sale ut man.
~ uiacturers' prices, Knives
and Forks OF the finest
quality, downto the very
They have
KNFVES
plated with pure Silver.
4 RIGA assortment al SILVER KNIVES, of every de-
scr ption Also. silver Guys, Napkins, Rings, Tea
Steamers Gard Cases, ard Card Receivers, constantly
on hald, and sot Al a PHIcE
4 Goods oil az this establishment will be warrant
ed as represented and at satisfactory prices
movie diff No. f66 Main street, Worcester.
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BAY STATE STOVE,

At LORING's, 73 MAIN STREET.
no YOU know the bay State Stove is the best Stove
~ in the city for wood and COalt IL is
FACT just call AMI or yourselves 1t is war
ranted, aud may be returned if it fails to wok we'll
sep22-dSm j. F. LOR ING. as Main st.
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Curtain Fixtures.

A SUPERIOR article, for sale wholesale and retail,
IN by A. II. NEWTON. 4
octsS dawif
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Notice of Great Importance,

NoTlce OF Treat Importance,
To Purchasers of Embroidered and Lace Goods.
MTE would call the attention OF our Lady customers
w TO our extensive assortment of EmbroiGeres, viz
Cambria and Muslin Collars, and Cuffs,
do do. Flonncingsi
Inside Uandkerchies,
Flowing and Tight Sleeves,
Lace and Cambria Capes,
Breakfast Caps,
Infants " aists,
Wrought Musin and Canhric Inserlines, and Edgngs,
Linens thread. Brussels, Isle and Cotton Edgngs
Wrought Black Lace Wells,
Jaccnet, Cambria Swiss Muslins,
Ladies fine Dress Caps,
he above Goods, comprising the besf assortment OF
Needle Worked Embroidery Goods have been pur-
oh sed at the recent large Auction Sales in New York,
and we may safely say that shall sell them %
cent. amer han some of our Compe'it rs can buy
them. MYERS, BAMBERGE Err ~ ROSEN8LkTT,
2i0 Main street, near Worcester liou-e,
oct23 dawtf
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FALL. STYLE.

- JUST received large assortment of ssesz,,
~ BATS and GAPS, of The latest si,ies Ts3ssA
~ which will be sold low, and wartanted 0szsSaA
to give satisfaction, at MERRiLL'S, Z
novlS dawu No. 2Zl Main street.
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Stuff Your TURKEYS

GAGE and Summer Savoy, of the best quality, fine
~ ground, this day received and for sale in Quantities
10 suit. by BUSH a. CO.,
Botanic Druggists No. 81 Front street.
Worcester, Nov. 23d 1852 3weodaWis
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Things New,

GUPERIOR Turkey Figs
- Layer and Bunch Ralsins.
Havana Oranges.
Aso,- New Rice, White Corn Meal, and Hvmmony
(kiln diied,) from new Corn, for sale by
nov20 div II. GRIFFIN & co.
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FOR THE MILLI6Ni
SILVER WARE, WATCHES & JEWELRY.
L.. Ed. Gqeapss4A SID & CO.,
at their new Building called "Union Block,


T.. Ed. Ssaeasss4a SID 81 Co.,
at their new Building called "Union Block,
RIO. 10Y Main street,
yHTOULD inform heir customers this city and virin-
w ity that they ejust opened mqny new and fash
ionabe Goods and solicit examination of their stock
by all those purr hases of any articles in
the above line Stock very large, and consists offs
Silver Table and Tea allies and Gents Gold
SpO ms. chains
Sugar, Salt, & Mustard do. Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver Forks and Butter 50 diff rent styles Laiies'
Knives; Hoops, Drops, land Knobs;
Silver Pitchers and Cups Ladies' fine Brooches
plain and fancy Gents Scarf Pins 81 Studs;
Plated and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils Thimbles;
Cake Baskets and Casters; Gold Rrace Is and Snaps
Table Bells plain and lancy Enie stA lie of Rings
Gents Port MONIES and Cuff Pins, Shell
Gensti old FGbs AVID Seals Back and Side Combs,
Vest Chains and Hooks; silver Combs round for
Gold a cles OF every de- CEildren.
scripton.
We would call the attention of the public to large
assortment OF
Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Having made arIang ments villa The Manufacturer,
and ages Mathematical INSTRUMENTS Of all prices.
Watches and Jeweliy care uy repaired, and warrant
ed. Old Gold and Slver tken in exchange. All of the
above Goods Offered low for ash, wholas lie
retail. ~ Call at the Union Block, No 1877 Main ST.
l.. d. GODDARD 4 co.
Worcester Nov. 10, 1852. diff
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CARRIAGE s.

CARRIAGES.
oA a. iR4E for Go ;a %&'e Coaches sU Rs@
- Ky Chaises
Also, secondhand Carriages, IL new Harnesses.
An assortment of Trimmings
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent enamellrd Cloth, Axles Loudon Elastic,
and Common Varnish, without sdnlterotion
We have applied
'Everett's Patent CoupIing,"
that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round.n
half the space usually required, and easy of
TO passengers. We believe this the best improvement
that has been made ior many years.
We Agents for the sale of shop and single rights
No 10 aud 2 Exchange street.
Worcester, April ID, 1882 da@tt
PEN1ANSHTp.
E. n. NJ ARTTw
FAKES this opportunity express his thanks to the
citizens oil Worcester and vicinity, for their liberal
patronage during the last eight years. at his old but
beautiful room,
No. 1852 Main street,
directly opposite the American Temperance House
Mr.. NJ gives positive assurance 10 Gentleman a0ho
put henSe fUeS under has tuition, reasonable length
OF tme that they Shall become qualified to writea
Bold Beautiful Business Style.
Ladies, Neat and Fashionable Running Hand
Particular attention gwen to the Writing OF billets,
professional, visiting, and wedding cards.
Martins Pearls,
book recently publish d. containing a fac stmIie oil
the authors own hand writing, in connection with his
various styles of .
or III and r lOuris hing,
for sale 1872.
u Young Gentlemen of good moral character wish
ing 10 become teachers OF Martn's stem of writing
may, on application at his room, and pursue
such course oil Practice under his instruction. will
fit them lol the Office. ID
All are invited to call and examine specimens.
A SILVER MEDAL and DIPLOMAS
awarded to him, at the Mechanics Fair this city
Hours from TO IL A. M. 2to L. NJ, and to in
the 'vtnng. Oct23 DIFF
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DRY GOODS, &c:
Hs r. W. Cd " AL
TO 10. / MERCHANTS ROW.

Hs IL W. OV Al
TO no. MERCHANTS ROW.
I'd c nPy O.. e. ar TX
HAS removed from his old stand to No. Merchants
Row, and is now prepared to exhibit the choicest.
and most desirable Sly les Of
Fancy Zephyr Worsted Goods
such as Hats. Gaps, Bonnet Coats, Sacks Boas, Tip
pets Mhtens CATERS, Victornes Under Sleeves, &c.
Polka and JACKET Yarns,
together with comm0n Wool Yarns, in Blue, Mixed
Drab, Slate, Scarlet, Conded White saxony Yarn, "a
beautiful soft article and lhreaded)
GLOVES
ofevery style--pain embroidered and Fur Wrist Cash
fashion fleeced Lined numbered the same as the best
KID Gloves.
Misses and Children's Gloves,
ofevery size, kind and quality.
III % = q El nv
of every description for Ladies' Misses and Children
rom Ladies Wooden or Cashmere lose for rs cents,
up to the incest SILK Hosiery.
Misses and Chidren's tiose, the very lowest pIi
ces according to size al d fabric.
LADIES' and Misses Neriao Pests, Long and Shorr
SieeUes.
shall also keep many nice pni choice Fancy Goods
not be found else here.
u Gentlemen will find good assortment of Gloves
Socks, Cfayats, Under Garments. &C.
No. 1 Merchants Row,
nearly opposite American Temperance House.
novl3 diff HENRY 0. CLARK
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JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.
r K NJ o v A L.
FOR THE MILLION!
LIVER WARE, WITCHES G. JEWELLERY
e.. Ed. GODDARD 81 CO.,
at their now Ruilding coIlad &c TTpion PlocL

at their new Building called Union Block
No. 1917 Main street,
XNOULD inform heir customers in this city and virin-
w ity that they havejus opened many and fash
ionabe Goods and solicit examination of their stock
by all ose about TO make purchases Of any articles in
the above line our Stock very large and consists off,
Silver TAB and Tea adies' and Cents Gold
spoons, chains;
Sugar, Sat, & Mustard do. Diamond Pins and Rings
Silver Forks and Butter 80 different styles LADIES'
Knives; Hoops Drops and Knobs;
Silver Pitchers and Cups Ladies' fac Brooches
plain and fancy Gents Scarf Pins & studs;
Plated and Britannia ware; Keys, Pencils &c Thimbes;
Cake Baskets and Castors; Gold Rracelts and snaps;
Table iells,p plain and fancy; Entire sly lie of Rings
Gents. Port MONIES and Cuff Pins Shell
Genis.tiOid FObs AID seals; Back and Side Combs
Vest Chains ana HooEs silver COMBS round for
Gold Wa,ches Of every de- Children.
scripion.
We would call the attention of the pubIicto large
assortment OF
Gold and Silver speotacIes.
Having made arrangements with the Manufacturers
we have al the various kinds Of Glass to suit all eyes
aud ages Mathematical Instruments Of all prices
Watches ana Jeneliy carefully repaired and warrap'
ed. Old Gold and SILVER taken in exclsnge sGt
above Goods offered low for fash
retail IL Call at the Union Blocl'
IT, ID. o. Clark's Grocery Store
Worcester, Nov. IS, 1862. are
rr-l7- BAssETT & CLARK.
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A Gentleman and his wife.

X two Gentlemen, can he accommodated with Board
- and genteel Room, or Rooms, by immediate an
Block. G. B. MOSEI.Y
Ocs. 2bth, 1852 dist
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CE TO BUILDERS.

NC soiu very low GG III SU1LUEhS.
~ 'OsALS will be received fion Mon
sj5,t 10 Thursday, Der. 9sh iacusve for
state Aims Houses and Barns
M have just rwealh
w TO he OF sufficient dimensions 10 ac-
for r An1FS ". hundred Inmates each Que is 10 be
" - W " own Of Monson, Palmer siasu
which we shallfn Ratlroad; in the Of BriIaa
ffticHt alton, the Fail River Rail
vry one in the town OF Tewksbnry, at the june
w Salem and Lowell and Lowell and Lawrence
and gradu+
C1ott md specifications, both for wood aud brick
may be- found during the period designai,d
nov23 LIE FOSTERS, Architects, NO. Ii Joy's
CT7gs, washington street, Boston
bnCIs will be CURED for The faithful per fornance of
M EAntracts and the ummssione reserve The tieht
w eept o. reject any Of the proposliens that Has
me or more O tne commissioners VIII be at Bridge
andater Tuesday, Nov. 3sh-at Tewksbufy, (Shed's
Iqstaton) on "Wednesday. Dec lst,-and at Palmer
Thursday Dec 3D. point out the ocaIlons and give
such niOrma ion TO contractors. may be desired.
EDWARD Il KEYES,
JAMES ]. CURE, ! Commissioners
DAVID PERKINS,
nov22 daW2w
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Butter and Cheese.

INLDCL anu On 5Gso.
IS00 LRs. VT. Dairy Butter, in small and large
. y los W. Dairy Cheese, nart.Sage
81 bas ;'fii1 7'fiif adep ia ia smell 6arks
Also, Squashes, Beeis, Onions, Potatoes CtTons and
n great assortmc I of Groceries for safe at
GILBERT C. KNAPP's, No. s Front street,
f5Worcester, Oct so, 1852. DIFF
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orange FIoWe 'P'l' ull'''' 'OO III . Oh VI
sINuR the complexion. A aimed of
oct29 d&w4wis towb n, ali order in tbs 70
T,las uo1 7rzffice, Horticultural Ha Wor
ui0S naueIS nov20 daw4w
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hui
FF'HE subscriber has opened a Market in BANGS
4 Block opposite the Court House, where he intends
aeeping assortmeuts of
MEATS AND LES,
and trusts by keeping good articles, at low prces
ceive his share of patronage
ly Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
movie dtI J. e. WOOD.
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English Teeth BrTsdi fh perfect a,,., s ;. !.
GRANGE FIowe J

x n DO1 70, ~ up IN ounce NiaIs,
MI poZ. just received and for sve cents
noe e. II. MASS, stop the tooth ache for
-- o-A vows cor Mssied. GF All communi-
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Cardamon Seedein,cations to back
SUPERIOR lot for sale by lGeu la ae'es'is; Il
A Z. Ii. MARSH, N ~ quo %
hoFodSW3Wi5 cor. Main :. .1.,. -.
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Cheap Grocery Store.
TyNHE subscribers would give notice that tny have
/ taken the Store formerly occupied by Il. HOLDEN,
corner of Sen0o and Union streets, which they have
fitted up in the best styIe iih ock Of Goods,
which WI be sold cheap he bought in this
city. BY stct attention to business, they hope merit
the patronage of their friends.
Goods delivered sny part Of the city fee of charge.
II. S. MOORE d. SON.
Worcester Oct. 12 1852 DIFF
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Jules Hauele T1iiic

~ ~ best and cheapest w = = - -------------
fresh n lot Just receiveL. Fl GOD
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-03-09
SHClsaS Df 'R'iiDss1EsI.

a good action is its own reward
II is better to suffer wrong than to
do it.
Goodness thinks no i'll where no i'll
seems.
Truths, like roses, have thorns about
them.
TASTY climbers have sudden falls.
Attempt not to fly like All eagle with
the wings oia wren.
He who hunts two harcs, leaves one
and loses the other.
The face oftruth is not the less fair OF
all the counterfeit wizards that llsvc
been put upon her.
DO good with what thou hast, or it
will do thee no good.
"A punctnal man can always find lois,
uye, a negligent one never.
The mind, i'll proportion as it is cx-
panded, exposes larger surface to i'm.
DreSSiOn
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altar OF RosEs-IIow IT IS
MADE! The II . of Ghazipoor, on
the river Gang.-, arc cultivated in
enormous fields Of acres. The de.
lightfnl odor from these fields can be
smclled at seven miles distance on
the river. The valuable article of
commerce known as altar of roses, is
made here in the following manner:
On forty pounds of roses are poured
sixty pounds of water, and they are
then distilled over a slow fire, and
thirty pounds Of rose water obtained.
This rose water is then poured over
forty pounds of roses, and from that
is distilled at most twenty pounds of
rose water; this is then exposed to
the cold night air, and in the morn.
ing a small quantity Of oil is found on
the surface. From eighty pounds Of
roses, about 100000, at the utmost
an ounce and a half of oil is obtained;
and even at Ghazipoor it costs
forty rupees ($20) an ounce.