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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13
FOR SALE.

"a THE large Brick House and }lot, corner of
EasssA Summer and Prospect streets.
@kasA For terms, & c., inquire Of
mar2 DIFF ESTES SMITH, Cottage street.
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FLOUR and 6nAIN.

Ca The subscribers would respectfully inform
tsgE5g heir friends and the public generally, that
Ss1Ssz they have leased the Store No 246 Main St,
Opposite the City HAIL. (alely occupied by sas Con
verse, an Agricultural Sore where they offer for
sale, FLOUR Of all grades, Corn, Rye Oats Meal inc
Feed, Shorts, Buckwheat, d d at the lowest mar
ket price Dealers invited 60 call and examine our
stock beiofe purchasing elsewhere
AM dawtf DEXTER & EDDY.
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o.. X

M AR'T'S Patent o.: is the handsonest cheanest
IVA an esl article for light ever discoveries and the
nnIversa lvor and admiration which this article has
received, than all other substances for light com
6nel. II can be had of a. Ii. NEWTON, Agent
No. 207 stain street, Worcester
Ais, Lamps Cans. Tubes, Wicking, DC.
N. ID. Particular attention given to altering old
Lamps. which does not exceed I2a cents per Lamp.
dct2z daWtf
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This is the most direct route

This is the most direct route
from Newport and Providence to Springfield, Albany.
Saratoga Northampton, Greenfield, Fi:chL urg, keene
Bellows Falls Rutland, Burlington, Nashua, Manches
ter Concord, White River Junction. Montpelier and ST.
Johnsbury. ISAAC II. SOUTHWfCK, Sup't
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad,
fSFs ssza
ezkal - &
Passenger Trains will run as follows.

cd - ESEssss.ssssssssss Essl:ssSzsN
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave arrive at GToton ARRIVE at
Worcester at junction at Nashua and Lowellai
$50 am. sos m. $40 am. $50 am,
AIS pm 5.35 pm. 6.l2 pm. 6.2Opm
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
730a,m. 7 Is am. 6.95 am 9 Is am,
lbs am. II.30 am. 1890 p.In. I5Op.m
500 pm. AS pm. 535 PIN. TOO pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROApS
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
ofConcord, Boston Concord and Montrea Northern,
Passumpse, and Vermont Central Railroads. The first
and second trains from Nashua connect with Down
trains of all The above Foads-the third train with those
Of the Boston Concord and Montreal, Concord Rail
roads Each tram 70 and from Groion Junction (excp
that at 1880 p 10 Nashua which has no connection
with upward Fitchburz train leaving Boston at 10 m.)
connects with upward and downward trains of Ftcf9
burg Railroad and Stony Brook Railroad TO and from
Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. m train connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. ILLS a. IN. CON
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor-
cester, Norwich and Worcester and Western Railroad
trains 4l5 p m. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the EXPRESS Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at 9.15 connects
with the m. trains of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New York and Albany. That arriving
at p. m with p m. trains of above roads That ar
irving At P m. with the New ork Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER R. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with Wore and ashua tlans
Leave Fitchturg al t545 and IL. 40 and 5.45 D.
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ill5 SO and 4l5p.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester Groton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
u For connections with the other road at Worces-
ter, GrOon JUNCTION, and Nashaa, Snow and Will
der's Pathfinder and Railway lde
~ Through Tickets issued al Worcester for Bur.
lington Montpelier Wells River and White River juno
tiun at the fare by each of The different routes ys
Nashua and Filchburg but change OF is made
on the Nashua route.
Freight Train with passens OF cal atached stopping
and starting from Lincoln Square.
J. ". STOWEJL Sup,t.
Worcester, Nov. l. 1852. ie26 dawtf
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J. G. Pearson

o. u IbdIbUu
MOULD respectfully inform the public, that he ha
y taken me Old stand Of Farley & Pearson, 900
MAN street, Worcester Mass wneTe he esniinues ~
manuiacture Carharts celebrated pqient s.raphines
meiophlnes and A1olians single and double reed, from
70 oftavns, and OF the best style and finish.
Every instrument made 8ud sold by the substrib Ia
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ianl ds,veno
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Desk Mandatory,

IL p. WRIGHT q Co, Manufacturers Of Pulpits,
lIs Counting Room and Oflce Desks; Library, Office,
and Dinne Room Tabep; Druggists Drawers and Book.
Stet o. every size and quality, respectfully inform tho
S,'l1ens q Worcester and vicinity, that they ore now
notlce, and Ia the best styIea And we will warrant
ps ~, 70 ee equal 20 any the country. Rear Of
Wnrss.,.s fner OF Main and Peasant Streets
lssse mass. Il. r WRIGHT,
g.io w 81 Smiley.
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To Old Countrvmen.
EHnoch Tram g DO.

THE subscriber is the only Agent in this city, for the
Il above House, for the sale of Passage Tickets boz
tween Liverpool and Boston.
Also Drafts be obtained for any amount, payable
at any Bank in Ireland. All necessary information in
aspect fare, and prices, be obtained 1863 Main
rtreet, jel2 dawly 5. H. LEONARD.
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n n n a OGA
GT Passengers leaving Newport in the morning ma,
reach Saratoga the same evening.
% Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning may
reach Newport the same evenn z.
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UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
Life Insurance, Annuity & Trust Comply,
( NJ Pennsylvania. Capital, ESQ, 600 Dollars,
~ Cash payments exclusively. No Premium Notes,
and no assessments.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD. President.
CHARLES G. INLAY, Sgc'y
PLlNY FISK, Actuary.
Local Board of Reference:
Messrs ERoch Train g. Co.; q. Howe 81 Co; Blan-
Chart Converse & Co Nash, Calender Il Co ]. B..
himball q CO.. George H. Gray & Go James Read
Esq Albert Fearing, Esq Ii. M.Hol6rook, Esq r.
b Forbes, Esq; Philip Greedy Jr Esq. George VIII
liam Gordon Esq. Hon VIM G. Bates all of Boston
Inc mixed system Of Life Insurance adopted by this
company, and the best English Offices secures ali the
combined advantages of the Stock and Mutual systems
The Premiums to be paid in Cash and the present val
ue Of Annual Dividends is paynue Cush, on demand.
or deducted from future Premiums, the option of tie
party insured.
u California Life Insurance. and Permits for Ans
IRA IA oregon, ard the Sandwich lshnds at reduced
rates of premium. GEORGE H. RATES
General agent, New England lranch Office, No IS
congress street. Boston Conner OF Post OIice Avenue
lew doors from State sifert)
JOIN A. DANA,
No. Central Exchange, Worcester.
GEO. a. BATES, Medicil Examiner
Oot9 dSa WaWenwIy
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

Norwich and Worcester Railroad
-. - 81 81
FALL ARRAEGEAEETS.-No IS, 1852.
UPWARD TRAINS
Leave Norwich at 80 A. NJ, IL NJ, and [al 90 PM
8 Cent? Village, at Z Is A. M, 10 so and 81 P. NJ
Daniesongi,le, at 40 A. NJ 05 and OF P. M,
Pomfret, at g 100 A. Nj, / q and 50 p. NJ
" Webster at s35A M 2 90 and 6 % PM
" oxioId,a at s5OA. M, 2 Is and 26 P NJ
Arrive al Worcester, at 25 A. Nj, SO and 90 p. NJ.
[al Freight train with passenger car attached
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at As and 10 30 NJ. and SOP. NJ.
:. 0Eiord, al IS and II 60 {. 5O3
Webster, at 30 and II Is q" "5l9
Pomfret,at 90 and ii so " 50
Danielsqnyle, at 8 70 n NJ, Il 10 and Up. NJ
Cent? u Village, al AZ 8 II 70 and s n .
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 " % aud 20
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at 5 90 p NJ, wor-
cester at % p NJ Daniesoaylle 10, and Norwich
The 80 A NJ train from Norwich will connect with
coaches for Providence Central Village and Pomfret
on tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays at Danielson
vli., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; at Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, at Is NJ; for Albany, New York and Way sta
iohs IL ~ M, and with train for Providence and
worcester Road. Al WOrcetter Station, with Boston
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains
The IL train from Norwich will intersect at juno
ton with New York Express Train for Boston, and
Train for Providence and orcesleT Road; at oices
Ter station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
Inc ~ NJ Train from Norwich arrives ID WorCes-
yer IN Tune ior the ~ 80 NJ Train for Boston, which
leaves the Western II n Station
Trains irom Worcester at as and 10 30 A NJ. arrive
In Norwich in season for Trains for New Loudon. stop-
lngton, WllimaDIie. Hartford New Haven and N York
The 10 80 A NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Dahelseuviiie with coaches or Providence, Whitman
tic and Hartford daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
commudatiOn train
AT Dayvile with Couch for Ashford, TUESDAYS Thurs
days ond Saturdays; Tor roydence MONDAY s. w ednes.
days and Fridays.
he 80 NJ Train from Worcester connects at Web
sIer, with Coaches for Soulhbrdge, dai,y for West
Woodstock, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
Passengers for Ne" York by Steamboat, from Sta.
lions on The line of this Road win teke The 80 NJ
Train from Worcester
DovSO dawtf P. . NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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t1 To the Afflicted.
'FtrIs is TO certify ttat have been troubled with
lame leg, caused by disease OF The bone, for more
than thirty years. and for the FIVE years have suffer
ed the most excrucating pain lherefrom For months
lcould obtain but little slice night day and
able TO attend to my business had tried great mum.
her OF the sul physicians but all without avail
and had about given up all hopes OF being any bet
ter, when was advised by fl nd 10 try Hammonds
Iinnleni did so, and before had used one bottle
the pain had nearly all gone. have now been using it
than year, different times and have suffered
bat liile, can therefore recommend to the public,
being en- invaluable medicine.
join CONANT.
Worcester, Dec 18th, 1852
CALDWELL s. HILL, 229 Main street,
lan25 diff General Agents.
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lr. G. g.. HilIis Canker Syrup,

'Oh the speedy cure Of Cankerin tie mouth, throat
a stomach ard lowals, Bronchitis. Catarrh IN the
thfo4tyhieh affects The first portin of Inc bronchial
'uueS ieding TO al he parts. Il makes an excellent
wash tofod waieTy gaHkeT Sores. This compound is
prfpa'ed and put unity Dir G. A. HILL,
jana dis No. III Main street Worcester.
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important to the Sick,

nR. c. A. HILL, No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
Mass, invites the particular attention of luvaids
and the public, TO his and successful method Of
treating dis, es, by the of Magnetic Electricity, and
his newly discovered Preparations OF Magnetic Electric
Medicines Years of earsiul Study, anc scientific ex-
periments in the preparation Of remedial agents
physician, in large and varied actice, have enabled
ing and combining, TO pr'rluce The most remaTka
bic and happy results and effect radical il all dis
oiloig standing, and in where the best med
ical skill in the Of common medicines have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, Consumption Dyse psia,
Chronic Sore Tbr0a Chr mic rheumatism Piles, Scrof-
ula Chils and Fever, Cutaneous Eruptions, Mind Dis
cases. Constitutional Debility, Nervous Affecions
matterfrom what cause may arise, have all yielded
to his new method Of treatment and those who after
suffering for years from these diseases and given up all
hopes Of recovery have by DR. H. been safely conducted
to tho Temple of Health
My medicines can be obtained Of 10 person, by
etter, At No l2l Main stree, and of other person,
or In no other place. ianl7 DIFF
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
TO LET.

A LARGE ROOM, over the Store Of the subscriber,
n suitabe-for an office. Apply 10 SCOTT, JR.,
novl9 DIFF 243 Main street.
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Pure Horse Radish
Butter and Cheese.

NOV receiving, since the recent decline in price
IN choice Diaries of Butter and Cheese from Chau
iauqui, 81 Lawrence, and franklin Counties, N. Y
Also, Vermont Butter, in small packages, which we
oiier at the lowest market price, by the package.
le0lO du LEE SPRAGUE 4 co.
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Chean Grocerv Stnre

1NHE subscribers would give notIce that they have
taken the Store formerly occupied by IL. HOLDEN,
corner OF ScnoOl and Union streets, hch they have
hiteq up in The best style, it'll stock OF Goods
which VIII be sold cheap as can he bought in this
CITY, BY strict attention to business, they hope 10 merit
the patronage of theft friends.
Goods delveftdtO sny part of the city free of CHARGE
II. 5. MOORE " SUN.
Worcester, Oct IL. 1852 dtf
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no LIN

Ia THE North half of the Building formerly oc.
Ih cupied BY the Norwich AMI Worcester RAILROAD
- Company, for Freight House. There is good
dry cellar under the building 20 by 40 feet
As0 an Office in one end the building. The whole
building has fixtures for lighting with Gas For partic
ulars, inquire al the Norwich and Worcester Freight
Office, No Park street.
MARI diff C. S. TURNER.
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American Engineers Assistant.

r ATELY published American Engineer,
L Craftsman and Machinist's Assistant, design
ed for Practical Working-men, Apprentices, and
those intended for the Engineering profession,
illustrated with 200 wood cuts, and IA large en-
graved Lithographic Plates, of recently construc-
ted American Machinery and Engine Work; by
Oliver Byrne. Embracing Mathematical and
Drawing instruments, Geometrical Problems,
Brackets, and Pillow Blocks, Lubricators, and
ElecticS Ssteam Guages, Horse Power, Parallel
Motions, The Indicator, Safety Valves, High
Pressure Engines, Steamship Engines and Boil
ers, Rotary Engines, Locomotives, Screw Pro-
pellers, Erricson's Caloric Engine, &C., &c.
The work is publised in one large 4to Volume
handsomely bound, and sold at the low price Of
SIS. 1t will be sent to any part Of the United
States, free of Postage, on receipt Of that am
ount by mail. A liberal discount made to all
Agents and Booksellers.
Address, G. A. BROWN & Co. Publishers,
N. W. Cor. 4th and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
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CHARCOAL AND SALT FOR SHEEP A
contributor to the North Western Cultiva.
tor writes 1T is generally conceded hat
wet pastures are unfavorable to the health
of sheep. We have kepta flock for four
years in pasture of this description
for the last two years with unfavoratle
results. My sheep were unhealthy, and
many Of them died. ascribed it o the
wetness ofmy pasture. Upon the recon-.
mendation Of an old farmer, | gave the
sheep charcoal, mixed with salt, The
beneficial effects of this mixture was soon
apparent. My sheep presented more
healthy appearance. have continued
the treatment, and the animals have con-
tinued tothrive. l suppose the medical
qualities of this mixture consist in the dis
injecting property of the charcoal And
the invaluable tonic and the alternative
properties of the salt, we may add; for,
like many other remedical agents, this
article. when given in small doses, aug.
ments the digestive functions. In large
doses it is cathartic.
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Arrival from the Crystal Palace.

NOW receiving and for sale, the largest as
IN sortment of Watches g. JeWelry,
ever brought to Rchand ounty Gold Chronr
ometers, Duplex Anchor, English and cylinder
watches, English, French and Swiss Level
watches, Clocks of all styles, Cold Cha,'s ),
Breast Pins, Bracelets, Finger-rings Ear-rings,
Gold Pencils, Seals, Keys, snaps, orkets,
Spectacles, Silver plated and German Silver
Spoons, butter-knives, Salt I'D Mustard spoons
Spectaces to suit all ages aud all prices Bas-
ke's, Books, puIses, Guards, keys, pencils, pens,
pistols, Wostonhelm's knives, razors. scis. ors
tweezers' violns and strings, Accordeoas flutes,
flies, and large assortment of such articles as
are kept in .Eewelry Stores Call and examine
my assortment before purchasing else here, and
from my long experience in bus ness, am capa-
Bile OF selecting better goods han any other per-
son in this County, aud will sell lower than can
be bought in Northern Ohio.
Cash paid for California Gold. Clocks and
watches repaired and warranted one year
Don't forget 1he plac ;; directly opposite We'll
don's new Block, the first lewelry Store as you
come up from the Railroad Station
e. WILKINSON.
Sept. 81, 1853 -.n4-3m
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FALL CARE AND FEEDING SHEEP
Sheep should never be permitted 10 grow
poor in the fall. Give them the best food
you can, and if consistent with your con.
Germs, put them in the yard a, night, if
at all cold and ste rmy, and in the morning
give them little of the best hay you
have, or oats, and after they have eaten
turn them out again. Justremember at
this season they need care and attention,
and your judgmen, will probably suggest
the way in which it can most properly be
bestowed.
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WINTERrNG BEEs.-A As | like 10 be
comfortable myself, find pleasure in ma.
king every creature under my care as
comfortable as lean. Last winter tried
an experiment in win,ering bees, to save
them from suffering by the changes of the
weather, and the severe cold of this north
ern region. For this purpose, took a
box about three oy four feet, and about
three inches higher than the hives, with
top and bottom to exclude mice, and
placed it upon layer of hay in the cor.
ner Of my stable about foot from the
walls, and secured boards upon the sides
opposite to the walls, the same distance
from the box. then placed two hives cf
bees in the box, having bored several gim-
let holes through the hives corresponding
with the inside passage next to the hives,
but not large enough for a bee 10 pass
through, and trod hay hard around and
upon the box to the top ofthe boards, and
placed weights upon it to keep the hay
snug 10 the box. put the bees in the lat.
ter part of November, and took them out
abou! the goth of April, They wintered
better than ever had any before, there
not being over halfa gill Of dead bees.-
Being perfectly dark they were more quiz
e,; and being dry and free from frost. they
were very comfortable and healthy.
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CHoKED CATTLE.-We here give you
remedy for choked cattle, very mple and
infallible, which you can dispose Of as you
like. Take as much gunpowder as would
load musket, do it up in cartridae,
split the end Of stick little, sufficient
70 stick the cartridge on, then let the
mouth of the beast be held up, and open,
nnd the powder be poured at the root Of
the tongue. Keep the head Of the beast
elevated until the powder dissolves which
it win soon do. 1t dilates the gullet, re-
moves bloat, and the opposing substance
in short time will be coughed up orpass
down.
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G. B. HEADLY & co.'s
NEW gAEg!a!E HOUSE,
No. 50 IHird-St., Pittsburgh.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
THREE SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
GAZE ROOM No. |, contains large, hand
- some and cheap assortment of Floor OIL
Cloths, from to "a feet ide also Stair, Ia
BILE and Enameled Carriage Cloths Cocoa,
Canton and Brittana Mating, Mats of all
kinds painted Window Shades; buff Hol
lands green and buff Oil Cloths, and Pulnam's
Pateut elf-Adjusting Curtain F,x'ures.
Sales Room No. 2, is full stocked with an un-
rivaled assortment of Royal Velvet, Brussels
Tapestry, Brussels Imperial Three Ply, Patent
Tapestry, Ingram and superfine carpetngs; hall
and stair do, Of all widths and prices embossed
Cloth, Table and Piano covers; Mosaic, Velvet,
Administer, Chenille and Tufted Rugs, Stair
Rods, Druggetng, etc.
Sales Room No. 3. contains large AID we'll
scectcd stock of lugrsin Carpets, from 25 to rs
cents per yard; Hemp Carpeting from IS to SC
cents List and Rag Carpets cotton and wool
venitian and splendid assortment OF English
sheepskins of all colors and sizes.
C. B. III. s. Co., would respectfully call the
attention of persons wishing to furnish steam
boats, hotels or dwelling houses to the above, Il.
they are determined TO sell at the same low
prices they have heretofore been selling at an
ess than any other establishment in this city.
C. B. HEADLY g. co
oct1s2m No S2 Third-~t
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Syphiitic Eruplions, Gonorrhea, elect, Stric-
nre, Urethal Discharges, Impurity of the
Blood, with all Diseases of the Ve0ereal Or
gan, Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptons; letter
Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female
Weakness, monthly Suppressions, Diseases Of
the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections,
Pains in the Back and Lons, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure
guaranteed.
Sixteen years practice (six in Pittsburgh en-
ables DR.. Brown to offer assurances Of speedy
cure 10 all who may come under his care.
Letters from distance. containing fee for
advice, will be Immediately answered
Office and Private Consultation kooms, al
Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Charges mod.
octl5-Y1
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AID YOU ENsWRNDg 9

The Knor County Mutual ms l. Company
Capital $350,OOG. *
Richland County Mutual Insurance Company,
Large and increasing Capital.
Ashland County Mutual Insurance Company
Large and increasing capital
Ohio life Insurance Company.
Rensselaer, Insurance Company. Cash Capital
100000
Nep England Lipe Stock Insurance Com.
And some other good and resp nsbe Compa-
MES hold themselves ready to insure our prop
erty by applying 10 their agent,
WM. W. DRENN an,
On the corner of Main md piymouth-sts
Plymouth, Ohio. oc"25
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THE MUSICAL WORLD
Ne,U York Musical Times.

ON and after Saturday, September 18th
~ IS52, will be published every Saturday. by OIL
YER DYER and RICHARD 8. WILLIS, at 50 pc
annum, ylble infexibly in advance.
Two copies will be sent for $500
Five Copies for 1000
Ten Copies, for 5000
All communications must be addressed post paid to
Dyer & Willis, publishers of the Musical World and
Times, No. 2SI, Broadway, New York. g5-Agents and
Canvassers wanted. Proper persons can make from
two to ton dollars per day. Address as above.
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BONE WENs,-We noticed an inquiry
for the cure of bone wens-we have re-.
cipe which we have used, and have eff
fected cure. Take paris Of indigo dis
solved in wine and soap, apply it quite
warm, with swab, twice or three times
day. This we have tried on calf six
months old, and on two year old, and ef-
fected cure.
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Currying cows with good and regular
feeding, not only increases The quality.
but the quantity Of their milk. If mixers
keep their nails short. and treat them
kindly, not one in one hundred will kick
or hold back their milk. When their teats
are chapped, rub with ointment of flax
seed oil and white lead.