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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERAMENT oNyEN-
TIoN.-This Convention met at Metropolitan
Hall, New York, on Monday morning, and or
gained by The choice of the following officers:
President-Thomas w Higgnson, Mass
p1ce PresideatS-John Pierpont, Mass; G. ].
II. Nichols, VT; P. T. Barnum, Conn; Horace
Greeley, N. Y; Asa Fairbanks, r. L.; Lucretia
Mott, Penn; C. NJ. Severance, Ohio; w.
Wolcott, N. j.; Edward Webb, Del. Richard
Glazler, Mich; Francis ID. Gage, Missouri; S. NJ.
Booth, Wis; h. S. Tilton, Miss o. C. Wheel
er, Cal; I. Goldsmith, Canada; w. II. Ashurst,
England.
Secretaries B. Anthony, N. Y.;C. B.
LIE Baron, N. Y. C, NJ. Burleigh, Penn; D. II.
Vaugan, r. l.; Mary Jackson, England.
Rev. I. w Higguoon, the Chairman, was re-
ceived with applause, and made an eloquent and
appropriate speech on taking the Chair.
The meeting was also addressed by Antoinette
Brown, Charles C. Bureigh, and Horace Gree
ley, the latter Of whomas Chairman Of the Com.
mlttee on Resolutions, Introduced series of res
olutons olthe strongest character in favor of the
cause OF universal temperance, and of stringent
legislation for the suppression and exirpation of
the liquor traffic The speeches were spirited,
eloquent, and impressive. Those of Mr. Higgin.
son and Miss Brown, especially, are highly COM
mended.
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lead of politicians lingering behind their age and
behind their time men of the past,
"Whose fat blood sleeps as it slips along their
veins
against the instincts ofiheir own hearts, oppo-
ston TO the Convenlion-will now obey the gen.
erous impulses ot their own natures, follow the
lead of their most sagacious political friends IN
the Convention, and sanction its work. ! venture
the prediclion,and am willing 10 put it upon the
record, that fifty five thousa nd votes will not be
given against the amended Cons,iunon-that it
will be ratified on The second Monday of Novem-
Der, by more than fifteen thousand Majority
Men who anticipate It's rejection by TIN people Of
Massachusetts, will be quite likely to make the
discovery after the ides of November, that they
have misread the popular movements-lhat the
masses are marching with events, and that they
are an "ldea behind The rest of the world" The
friends of the amended Constitution, confident
that they have correctly interpreted and clearly
expressed the popular wIll-conscous that its
adoption will place old Massachusetts in the front
rank of progressive States-have only TO move
right onward abreast of popular opinion and the
advancing movements Of events, 10 march TO as
sured victory.
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THE BARRE ARREsrs.-We understand
that the names of the persons arrested at Barre,
in consequences Of the buglaries ia that town, are
George Pond alias Charles E. Marsh, Jasper Rob.
inson. John williams, William Smith, and one
who goes by the name Of George Gardner, or DR.
Gardner, but who is reported to be Southwick
of Dorchester Bank notoriety. Counterfeits,
chiefly, one dollar bills, to the amount Of about
$50 were found upon Pond and Robinson, who
were examined thereon, and ordered to give bail
for appearance at Court for trial The whole 5
were then anaigned for The burgaries, but, at the
time Of our latest accounts from Barre, yesler.
day, the examination was not concluded.
In the carpet bags Of The prisoners were found
as we learn from the Gazette, ga five barrel
Colts revolver, and pocket pistol, both heavily
loaded with balls, and capped ready for use;
"BilIy,"a most unwelcome looking kind Of
strsker; powder, balls, shot, percussion caps in
ProiOse quantity; false keys. medicine for drug.
glng, various kinds Of gaming playthings, &C.,
&C."
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SATURDAY. sEPTEMBER 3. 1859.

4 4
TuK SECRET BALLOT. The Springfield
Rspub,ican admits that s'the Wings have never
made expenses 10 fighting the Secret Ballot"
and it has come to the very wise conclusion that
the ballot sis not thing that the majority of the
Wings are going to make any more fuss about.
1t saws further that 'Ihe fight they got up upon it
in the las, Legislature was foolish and unavailing.
and few there are now that do not admit it" alt
wasa GREAT BLUNDER Of laundering ses-
sion''
We had no doubt, at the time, thai every fair
minded Wing would eventually have 10 make
such admissions as the above, but the purblind
and faiuous obstinacy which has controlled the
party for the last FIVE years led it on, as it had
led il before to the commission of other unwise
and discreditable acts The fact is, that the per-
sons who now control the party, do not under
stand the people, and have no sympathy with
them, and think that they can rule and control
them, as they control the value Of stocks in the
market, or the discount of notes in the banks.
They are now leading the party into another
crusade, more foolish, If possible than that, and
more disastrous to them in its effects against the
revised Constitution; and, in less than six months
from this time, they will have the opportunity oil
making confessions more humiiating in relation
TO that, than those which the Republican now
makes concerning their opposition to the Secret
Ballot. There are some people who seem always
destined to run their noses against post, and il
take considerable pains to find one out, rather
than not to fulfill their destiny. OF this class are
the present leaders Of the Wing party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

Isaac T. HoPPER.-A True Life by L.
Maria Child. Published by John P. Jewett
e. Co., Boston.
There is no species of reading so interesting or
instructive as biography; and no biography that
we have ever read, was more instructive or inter-
esring than The Life of Isaac 7. Hopper by Mrs
child. The simple dignity Of the v hose lite
ike portrait is drawn in this book finds most ap-
proprate expression in the simple beauty of the
style in which the narrative is written There was
no affectalion in Isaac T. Hopper, and this beau
tifuI history Of his life Of iaborious and generous
hercism, is not deformed by any attempt at style.
Isaac T. Hopper was born and spent his youth
farm IN Pennsylvania. He was bold ,cour-
ageous, and handsome boy, and many anecdotes
are told of him which show that the boy was fa-
Their of the man. When about l6 years of age,
he was apprentced TO a tailor in Philadelphia, in
which business he continued during great por-
tion Of his life. In Philadelphia. when still boy,
he began his career of active sympathy with
fugitive slaves. He was the instrument of assist
ing upwards of one thousand ofihose poor people
to secure their freedom. His courage, his unwea-
ried zeal, his wonderful sagacity land his pecunia-
ry means, were largely taxed and freely expended
in the cause of freedom and humanity. No dan
ger could intimidate him-no threat deter him
from boldly walking into the midst of armed kid
nappers, and saving from slavery tt cir trembling
victims
But Isaac T. Hopper's benevolent sympathies
were of the broadcast and most catholic kind. 1t
was not 10 any particular color, cline, or eordi-
ton of humanity, that he consecrated his lile it
was to humanity ITSELF
The history of the noble old Quaker's heroic
contests with the oppressor, in favor of The OPP
pressed, excites our utmost love and reverence for
his christian courage, and devotion to Justice and
right; but we feel additional admiration for the
MAN, when we lock at him in the character OF
a true Democrat. He did not seem 10 have any
appreciation Of worldly rank. Lord and slave
were equal in his eyes. If he knew them both,
he esteemed him to be the uObler of the two, who
was the better. five had the power of debating
who should represent our country abroad, before
the kings and princes of the earth, land among the
peoples, we would, ii we could, send only men
like Isaac t. Hopper. The adveniitous dignity
Of courts and thrones would be compelled to bow
before democracy simply grand AS that which
he so truly represented.
This ''true life" so truthfully delineated,
should be in every American home. 1t embodies
more faithfully than any other life, the highest
attributes Of AR erican heroism. 10 Isaac T.
Hopper, labor was dlgni6ed by virtue and inteIli-
dence, and the most daring physical courage,
softened and controlled by pure and exalted re.
ligiOn. We do not know any individual who bet
ter deserves The title Of representative American
This remarkable work is published by John
P. Jewett g. Co., Boston, and is for sale at
Aliens Bookstore, Harrington Block, Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

HEAVY ROBBERY Mr. Peter P Reming-
ton, for many years the messenger between the
Newport banks and the Merchants Bank of this
city, came up yesterday afternoon his weekly
visit with the bills from Newport When he
opened the bag at the counter of the Merchants
Bank, he found in it one more package than be-
longed there. Upon opening one of them, it was
found to be made up of pieces of newspapers cut
10 the size of bank bills and done up in the same
manner. The others were of course the same.
The robbery as near as MIR. Remington can tell,
was perpetrated in this way. He laid the bag
containing the bills the table by the water jar,
at one extremity Of the ladies' cabin, IN the steam
boat Perry, and commenced walking across the
cabin, distance of only few steps and back.
AS he walked aft, his back was for an instant to.
wards the bag, and as he turned the other way,
it was in sight again and he kept his eye npon It.
lie walked so but short time, and then took the
bag. But while he was walking, and in the in.
lerVal when his back was turned, the bag was
taken, and another precisely like it, in shape,
color and size, and tied in the same manner, with
Just such another string, was substituted So
complete was the resemblance that he never sus-
pected the robbery. The whole affair shows a
deliberate and long planned viany, and it is pro-
bable that the perpetralor had been watching a
long while for the opportunity. The amount stol
en- Is not known, but Is probably from thirty 10
fifty thousand dollars 1t belong to the follow
ing banks, all Of Newport ct the Merchants,
Traders, Rhode Island Union, Newport Exchange,
Bank of Rhode leland, Neport, and New Eng
land Commercial. Some Of it is probably in
checks, the payment of which may be stopped !;
but large portion is doubtless In small bills of
great variety of banks just snch as can be most
readily circulated, without exciting suspicion.
Information was promptly dispatched by tele-
graph In all directions, and the cashier Of the
Merchants Band Of This city has notified all his
correspondents.-Pr Prov Jour, I'd.
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VERY SPECIAL NOTICE.
I'VE DOI.I.ARS REV ARD

As certain so Center, in this city, still persists in adj
VerlIsing that he makes and Is Oh, micallI Col.
ortd" DasuerreotSpe pes make him the following
p opposition:
We propose that the Gentlemen hargs a case Of his
Chemically CoOre" DsguefTcotypes in The lower
hall OF the Central Exchange from of The p st Office
Tor one week we will hang of our new style
side of his, thus giving The pnblic chance to examine
specimens, and SEE Uho is the humbug.
Henteman who has a love of the beautiful ard
who can appreciate the "Fine Artsn and knows tie
modesfy and retiring disposition Of the SO cent man
has deposited with u Fine Dollars 10 he given 10 him
providing he viii accept Of the above offer.
see. ADAMS r. ~ AFt,N 'A
augl0 DIFF 1873 Main s,,.a,
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Warranted Pure Drugs

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, fn The most
reliable sources in Boston and Ne'0 York, be
found al the Store Of Letas T. Lazell, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any conveSsant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty Of finding art
Gle perfectly free from adnlleTalion Especially is this
the with those in general use, winch of al Others
should be pure possible Ii has been for years,
and now is my AIM 10 purchase meme hut the best
Drugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, and all may
feel confident of the purity Of every article obtained at
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
will continue TO sustain me in MY cndeavors by their
patronage assuring them thaevery article will be held
as represented PLY sicsns' prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF the day and hight
yl dawtf l.. 7. LAZELL Apothecary.
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INTELLIGENCE Omce,

Having been duly licensed to keep an INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, the undersigned is prepared Ia furnish Hotels
Dot uihe houses and Private Families. with American
ana oiher male and female help. NJ ORDERS from tho
country promptly attended to. Persons in wan Of
CALI '"N''' "'' ih''ou W
" Tenemens, stores, and Offices. 10 he let.
9J MONEY to loan On collateral security.
augl0 dly LEWIS C. MUM o93 Mainst
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SfuRh x LEWIS renew their compliments TO a liner
a. and discerning publici and coupled with their com
peh''' lhey present hsil usual weekly invitation, 10
ou a, men saoon and eat of their FIRE Nature seems
~,"alOae what is best for to eat during the re-
",ns seasons and >, L. procure the best fruits and
o o@ o. melons apples, pears &C, is very large and
~ e nnes' qnaiihs, ms all can attest who do or " I'M
VISIT their Saloon in Piper's block "''' !"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

BALLS Where can you find beef. steak cooked TO
perfection aud put on the table as II ought to bel At
Balls Where can you have oysters just as you want
emf AT Bail's Where you get all sorts of fruits
confectionery and other fxings for superb dinner or
snpperF AT BalPs. Where can Indies be accommodate.
cd with an eatins-room expressly for themselves! At
Balls. And where does this celebrated caterer for the
pueS .aste preside with spit and platter? Atarring
Mnal - ngtetable and saIlsIacloly TO lie hnnrry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the

Age
Mr.. Kennedy OF Roabury, has discovered in one
Of our common Pasture Weeds remecy that cures
every kind Of Humor, fr m the worst Scrofua down 10
a common Pimple He has tried it in eleven hun
bred cases. failed except in cases, hun-
der HUNGRY He has in his possession over two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing sore
month.
One to three botIes will the orst Mind Of PIN
Two or three bottles will clear the $. stem Of bles.
Two bottles is warranted cure the worst canker IN
the mouth and stomach
Three to five bottles Is wafTaDted TO cure the ~oIsA
case of ETysipelas-
One to two bottles is wan anted cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted TO cure running Oft ear
and blolches among The hair.
Four six bottles is v alranted 10 cure corrupt aho
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two three bottles is warranted TO cure the worst
of ringWorm.
Two u three bottles warranted 10 cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three or lour bottles warranted salt rhe um
Five eight bottles will cure the worst case OF sclo
benefit is ALWAYS experienced from the first boitle
and perfect cure warranted ~hen the above quantity
is taken.
Reader, pejded over thousand bottles Of this in
the vicinity OF Boston. ! know the effects OF it in
every case. so water VIII sxtngu'sh nre 80
will this hnmor never sold a bottle OF II
but that betle sold another after trial IL always
speaks for itself There aye things about this herb
that appears surprising first that II grows III our
pastures, in places qune plenty and yet its value
has been known until discovered IL IN 1870
second that should cure all kinds of humtg. have
given il children old up old men OF sky,
from the hoeest woman in Boston, 20 the belle OF
| Nonantum, ard i'll all cases the cure is certain NO
change OF diet necessary-Pa the best you can
| get ] have likewise herb When smmered IN sweet
OIL dissoves Scrouous swelling of the neck aud under
| the ears-pIice so cents
directions for Use.-Adnlt, one table spoonful per
day children eight eaTs desert spoonful chd-
len from five TO eight years. Tea spoonful As no d.
rection can be applicable all constitutions, take
| enough 10 operate on The bowels twice day
Mr., Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cases
| of Scrnlula
| Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
! 100 Warren street Roxhury. For sale by REDDlNG
| Go 8 State street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, M B. Green, 5.
| G White d Co. C. A. Harrington K Co, E. H. Marsh,
| F. Wealhe bee. Caldwell d Hill, Bush Co., james
! Green, L. T. LazelI, Sibey Scott Clgppyle, Geo.
Roberts Seuhbridee, A. Amidon dly augl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

TO MI WIZ WINN IOT RODH UnpUprfenn y clu,..
Be wise W Judgment and aim TO secure thai which IA
good Tf@.l q oil times be boogh h, those who
~ huy ladies and Cent? mrnI " sou are IN want ~
Rooms Nos l97 and 207 Main street and "a IN. ,ou,-
saOa That MAJ the hATllAwAY BROTHERS viii make
eo Than,,r. y" ~. fsa,' nnee and living prices
o. superior tone end finish. gond assortment Of fne
aust Az ' ~ '"'''''''''
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sBh Is now said that the amonnt of money
lost by Remington, the Newport bank messenger.
Is considerably less than was stated in the Prov
'oenee Journal. In that sum was included notes
ana dIal'' to considerable amount, the payment
ofwhich has been STONED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

Not so 0ery Special, as 1t is aoeH kno,on
sui they come 10 h. BABBlTT, Noe and IL. Pr
ners stock for "Chemicelly Coortd DaguerrentynesD
Ihe pnonc do appreciate Rabbits Pictures They al
ways dad Fnd as long he makes such perfect GEMS
,he AT ne will continue to gain full share of he pubf
nc patronage, Notwithstanding other "ouibbftn abOut
men's. Babbilt is taking beautiful Daguerrcot, pes
for 50 cents; beautiful and "chemcaly cooredS
In Peal case, for $3.50. DIFF arglI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

~S Inc Boston Commonwealth appeared on
Thursday last considerably enlarged, and in new
type Although representing what certain sens.
tor-representatives Of hunkerdom, call IAN nm.
healthy political organization, 1t grows ana pro..
pers. SO may II ever do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

w., Fow S'zeS-tfom 10 to Is inch Cylinders.
This Stove is constructed on the most scienac nr;n
cples, and will consume its own smoke and passes
making saving of 40 per any other Stove now
o use me gaze and lre-box are SO arranged that no
sitting is required of the fuel burnt in his stove ma
the IRE only requires repenishing once In "a hons
80 d. G. THURSTON
au%V ueSlnaIh 23l Main street
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Thomnann Il Cn,a- XN.a.....-- l o.

,nnompSon q Co.'S. Western Express.
Waldo Block, Worcester Goods and Pnckages Ey
warded to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brat.
teboro', Hartford New Haven Pittseld Albany Tr,y
intermediate places NJ
DRAyrs, NoTEs, Bills, DC, collected a, an ,hs
aboye places. y v. X. HlCKrOX, Agent.
iee dtf Waldo Block Main .tye.,
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Marfin's w lifting Academy

Is now open for The reception of pnnils Room M
mo wan street, directly opposite the American Tenn
the way of Gold Pens an supply themselves nv cnlns
al the above room. II. n MARTINs
au30 ar -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

YELLOW FEvER.-There were ten deatbs by
yellow fever Vt Mobile on the 25ih, and nine on
the Goth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

~, " III,'IF lVV'H VFtTfsAp Ohed Nefvts,
This operation, original with the subscribe, h..
been performed by him, during Nv snd a halI yss,s
nearly three hundred times, with Il lose of one ,o
only, SO lar ~ known Also, by several dstinaulphed
VINO nave been eminently succ, saful by no .ihey
method Of treatment heretofore IN use can SO manv
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes becoms
eAPossa' Z. p. MILLER.
.tf
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MRS, ,; G o a w m, AN experienced ana a. Gees
fu Midwife, holds herself ~ readiness inN and MIR,
20 attend 70 the duties # her profession Residence
AL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

The Fall Session of this School, will open WEpNEn
DAY Sept tn, md continue fourteen weeks Cnta.
logues with particulars, furnished on 40 lIcaton
ately. N. r. BENT p,i, ,,1,,.J'i
Lincoln Squire, August 80 ~ 20
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Il. II. M a. h0Is, M. d., noMnPArHlc pMv
sicIAn, Residence No. ~ Main Street. Office honys
IRON 10 . A. M, TO 4 and Z toePM
Auua lqh0
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ENcELsIoR-Mr Gates receives from New JERSEY
and nom the best fruit growers in This vicinity, all the
nhest KINDS OF pears, peaches apples melons, and ap
roots, fresh every morning. Give him call, mAam;
drop IN TO No. 2s9 Main street, If you are fond of first
rate irn" There are still some delicious oysters on
hand at the EXCELSIOR and pies, CONNECTIONS teas cOf
ices creams, and ices OF the most perfect excellence
Everybody of taste patronizes the Excelsior.
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AI -. - EffOTB pnBt
ana totters on in blunders till the list
Hundreds, thousands of Whigs-hving. active,
progressive Whigs-who relucts nily followed tho
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-03

ARRESTS AT THE MARLBoRo'HoTEL FOR
Yesterlay, says the Boston Times
Of Friday deputy Sheriff Coburn arrested Frank.
lin Kelsey, clerk of the Marlboro Hotel-
Briggs, William Clark, "a cerk) and Mis-
Perkins, boarders at the Marlboro, severally up.
on the charge Of SANDER. The plaintiffs are VIM.
II. Hidden, SALESMAN, 81 Milk sireel) and Miss
Arena GOss, Emusic teachcr] also late boarder
at the Marlboro. The alleged SANDER embraces
charge of scanduous character against the
plaintiffs.
Two writs of $4,000 damages each were served
upon Mr.. Kelsey, who gave bail in 10000 to
appear for tra.
The charges against two of the other three de-
PENDANTS were for sandtring Mr.. Hidden. Dam
ages $4,000 in euch case Bail procured.
Mrs. Perkins was charged with slanderlng Miss
Ioss Damages set al $4,000 Wrts are issued
against Mr.. John A. Parks, landlord Of tile Marl-
ooro', and his wife, severally charged with the
same offences against the same parties.
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Uf all the best branda, constantly on hnnd ana j..
SAFE wholesale and retail, by d SCOTT, Dr..
Octlb df ApOihecafy. Q4a Man 80.
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great an d important END accomplished,

Grey Hair Changed and a NelU GsOloth Produced!
The Introduction Of O. Van Deusen's improved
Wahpene," the great lair RestorslIe and aoknowi-
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail TO its primitive
Color has been attended with the signal and unde
niable Such declaration is based th
ing testimony of Unquesunnble facts. Vegetable
properties embrace those nourlshig aud terminating
siimuants which, in concert with Nature, the
bulbs and germs causing the reproduction of
growth Ofleh Obsuucied by sickly and dcTaDged Hair
ami forming that depcsite ut colOrirg matter necessary
II is purely Vegetable Preparation; free from ali adj
mixture OF mineral acdS alcoholic liquids and those
Dye-snf1s peculiar to the novel Inventions OF the
the egre able prepai aiiuns of the Toilet; al avs
nervous HeHdact rs, &c
For sale by CALDWELL d HILL, Apothecsries,
229 Main S., Agents for " orcesier.
Bl9 deod& w6m