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VINHE NEW YORK AND LIVER SsEESs,
IL POOL UNIFIED STATES MAIL STEAMERS sS4isk1S

The Ships composing this Line the
ATLANTIC Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Comntoek.
ADRIATC, Captain -.
These Ships have expressly for
ee. has taken their construction
strength
sengers unequalled for elegance and comfort.
Price Of from NewYok Liverpool in st cabin
elusive Of extra size state sso0 second cabin $40 Ii
verpool to NewYork $50 and $40.
An experienced Surgeon attached o eachs ship
No berth can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES
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rTvHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND -eFEFA
III SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL ssSaihleXiils
S1EAAlERS.Tbe ships comprising this Line the WASHINGTON
Capt. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt e. Higgins. These steamers
stop at Southampton, both going and returning
Proposed dates of saling-ls53.
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VICRSBURG.

= Will leave SATURDAY. ostober l. at s O'Clock PM
NOR VICKSBU URG, WARRESTON. z
u NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD ln}8A$<A
NEY. NATCNEZ. FORT ApA.ds, BAYOU SARA afaSu -
sns BATON Saturday Weekly
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-The now. md swift
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain
Whe will leave above For freight passage, apply
o. =. f SMITH FInISTkR, 80 foydras street
Ihsre will be Clerk on the Leves, foot Of Canal
Wednesday morning. to receive freight. "a
VIII leave WEDNESDAY. September as, ats O'Clock PM
tNOR PRINCETON, MILLIKEN's -
II BEND, LAKE PROVIDENCE. vICKSDURG L6}}aRA<1P
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NATCfiEZ, FORT AID ia9 -
ANS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE landiuTr
Tbe anepaeket steamer SAXON James Roberts, msse
IN above For freight OF apply on bossd
| STRoTHER BROS. Agents. Poyirab atreet.
ne saI9n will receive freight early Monday
the foot OF CanAl street as
= viii saye FRIDAY, September 50. at O'Clock Pm
EfOR PRINCETON, LAKE PROvI- -
u DESCE, SILLIkEN's BEND, vicRsBURG leIlAn.t =
GRAND GULF, RODNEY MATCHES, FORT AD sS-sa =
AAs BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE all
The apndd passenger steamer FRANK LYON. J. Estes
astsr will above For freight
70 sTRoTHER BROS. Agents, Is Poydras streef.
- Will saye TUESDAY. oet,ber 4, at S o'clock pm.
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, y
- NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GUILE, ROD lE33}}55ktT
Regular vtetburg Packet MAGNOLIA.-The magna-
cent swift running steamer MAGNOLIA,
viii leave apply
board or SMITH a FIMlsTER "a Poydrs. ,t'rst
LB The Magnolia will be- at the landing,
Monday morning Sept &C. ready receive freight. SO
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The FRANKLIN will leave Havrs the 93d December.
Theae built Government rviee OF 1900 tons
buhen strength
by vessels 1oa Their accommodations for the
most approved kind,
Stopping Southampton both returning they
London
seonomy q both time ard money.
Price Of passage from Neg York Southampton Havne f
clas
From HIVE Southampton TO New York, trst class 500 f.
No pssesgo secured until paid for.
An experienced 9 Surgeon
All letters pass through the Posoce
freight apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent 5s Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELiN, Agent Hsyre.
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RED RIVER.

= viii leave FRIDAY, September 90, at O'Clock
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, New MAD -
- RID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA and lIsAkAltSk7f
NAPoLE0NSt Louie Ne Pseh HIN 51Snfxja
Ky CMOUTEAU.-Ihe entirely light swf
ang packet CIioUTEAU, D. r. Rrdd
receiving freight For
freight or passege, apply on board orto
J. J. CEiILnS, 20 Poydras street.
sfS J. FL ALLEN 50 street
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PEI2H CRUZ.
wiiIeaye SATURDAY, October I, at O'CLOCK AN.
LSOR VERA CRUZ-U. 8. Mail Line. xefTFH
q ~ Tbs new magnificent steamship TEXAS, sS0(1nfS
purtbsn Henry Plncs commander will VeraaI
sbovep punciualy u carrying the U. g. MAls.
....Rates OF Passage....
5abfn tb0
and found .t15
cubic foot
passage having elegant
and steerags pnssengera, apply 70
opposite the Steamship Landing
must provide themselves with passports from the
Mexican Consul
will hereafter Versrus
of month.
n Shippers provide themselves with the
Lad ng, other form will bs signed h1
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NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAM fit,

~ NAVIGATION COMPANY. The U. Mail S9a8fs5}
the FRANKLIN, J. A. Wottcn commander and the HUN
BCLD1 d. Lnes commander will leave New York. Havre
Southampton for the 1883, the following days
From New York. From Hawe. From Southampton.
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GfOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, ~ -
Il SELMA and all landings Alabama River
New Basin, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY, t1SHg
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIA-Ths
.Aneh built passenger steamer GEORGIA. Captain c. snho,
nAndng will regular
o9eer 20 leaving Newosans and Montgomery EVERY ALTER
NATE WEDNESDAY Shippers rely
all For freight passage
having unsurpassed accommodation, apply
ss4 In 0GLESBY MACAULAY,6 IS Tchouptouas street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

A ScoRcHER FOR DISHONEST OFFICE HOLD
Frs. The New, York Courier and Enquirer, no.
tees the delinquent Aldermen who have been re-
Gently arraigned by the Grand Jury Of New York
Tor snndry malpractces, in the blowing puugent
style:-
6 'lt is long lane that has no turning and the
Aldermen should not be surprised that the foul and
secret ways through which they have been travel
ling 10 dlshonorabe wealth has turned suddenly and
lett them iloundering in The slough of open shame
and hopeless degradation. Brides to them were like
his ale 70 Bonitace. They lived npon brides; thew
ate brides; they drank brides; they slept upon
brides. The air Of the Council Chamber rocked
with bribery There, voices ever asked, wv bat
will you takeP and echoes we're answered, swhat
will you giveP They were bribed to vote, and
bribod not to vote. They were brbed TO give and
brlbed to lake away. They we've bribed for and
brlbed against. They had not even he honor which
exists among the better class of thieves and assas.
SINS, for after they had sold themselves to one man
they resuld themselves to another. Their rules for
the conduct Of municipal affairs were as simple, and
as comprehensive as those OF Demosthenes for ora
tory. lie said action first, action next action last;
they say, bribery first, bribery next, bribery last
In bribery they lived, and moved, and had their be.
ing Bribery was the breath Of their noslrils-
They clothed themselves with bubes as with "A gar
ment. That is, they had habit Of bribmr and
without doubt il they had been shut up, so that they
could not be bibed they would have gone to bribing
one another. Bribery to them the be all aud
the end all here They sold the pupc property
for bribes for brides they sold the public conve-
nience; for brides they heaped unjust taxes on the
citizens; for brlbes they sold the city's honor, And
yet these are the men who, wrapping themselves ol-
uly in their official dignity and looking down from the
awful height Of their legislative prerogatve, di,re.
garded aud condemned the mandate of high court
Of law These are the men who claimed the right
to disregard the public voice, and grant the right
to build railroad in Broadway at positive loss to
the city of millions Of dollars. Could these men
blush, what burning shame would redden on their
cheeks But they are long past Ebamelacedness.-
To their thick cutices no glow will come which is
not brought by the cutting lash of scorn and con-
tempt"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

AGAIN ARRESTED. Last summer man named
Walker was principally concerned ia selling two
free negroes, to Mr. Zger, Of this city, The 9th.
er to Mr. Moore, Of Boonville. When the cheat
was exposed, Walker Aed from ST. Louis, takinp
one Of the negroes with hm,and resod him at Mem.
phis. lie went from thence to Louisville and there
assuming the name Of Bowman, engaged with one Dr..
Whitney in fraudulent flour speculation, in which
they were detected and unprecedented. While in Jail
At Louisville he was claimed by The authorities Of
Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky, At the same
time. lie was gwen up at last, by order Of Gov
Powell, 10 Marshal Felipe, who brought him back 10
~ Louis. Bowman was subsequently admitted to
bail here, but Forfeited his bonds aud ran oG lie
was arrested again, we learn, in Louisve on the
18Th, as suspected elon. About $40 in counter
felt money and altered bills, was found IN his pJs.
session.-iSt. Louis Nees, FEB. Fl.
The News also has the arrest Of two men in 81
Louis, tor selling four negroes, supposed to be kid.
Mapped
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

To D1sT1NGUIsn Coon EGGs FOR SETTING
All those having setting hens would do well 10
take notice Of the following remarks, and they
will have chikon for every egg they set, Take
eggs not more than three or four days old. and
have e candle or lamp hold the egg In one hand
with the broad end upwards, close to the candle;
place the edge OF the other hand on the top of
incubation end. Some people can tell pulet
from rooster. The mark for rooster Is cross.
wise, and pullet lenRthwise. Another way Is 10
place your tongue on the large end of the ego and
you will find strong heat II fresh and good, and
less heat If old and doubtful Eggs put by for
hatchings should never be put in very damp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

Mr. BROWNS LETTERS YouNG MAN ABOUT
Town. The Proser ~ &C. by w. NJ. Thackary !;
published by y. Appleton d Go, 200 Broadway, New
York
This volume, Which is ofthe series of Appletons
Popular Library" is prefaced by an original commu
nication from Thack'ray himself lie states thai be Sc
ecled the matter for this volume md that it was print
ed under bis supervision lie apologies for the M
peorance, In preceding issues Of some of Ills emily pro
auctions. If he had been permitted to choose, he
would have preferred that they should have lain In oh
lyon ratber than have been fepubshed. He does not
complain Of their being printed however but
the feelings oil an author concerning the tate his own
productions In the present volume we have the let
tiers of Mr.. Brown They contain the obseryations
and reflections OF Cockay, upcn men, manners instI-
tulons, and lhings ~ general They me admirable Al.
tires upon high Life In London The "ProserD il a
pleasant and able defence of Old Fogep and fogysm
There are other miscellaneous articles written In IN aek
erays brilant and humorous style The volume is for
sale at Liyermore's bookstore Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

THE KossUTH AND MAzzINI PRocLAMA.
TIoNs.-The New York Tribune says;
owe learn thai the proclamation Of Mazzini, aud
that purporing to be issued by Kossuh, we're never
posted in Milan or elsewhere in Italy, as has been
reported Mazzini prepared his to be used should il
be necessary and conided it to of his friends
Some Of the Italians the frontier also prepared a
proclamation, which they intended to put forth with
Kossulh's signature. Both these documents were
forwarded TO London the first rumor of trouble,
by hasty and indiscreet third party, who supposed
they would be posted up, aud who accordingly made
haste to have early news. IN fact, Mazzni's pres.
ence in that quarter has served to prevent not TO
hasten rsing, and but for him. the affair would at
once have been general and more DISASTROUS .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

DAISY BuRss-A TALE BY Julia Kavanagh Pnb.
l'hed by ID. Appleton d Co, 200 Broadway, New
YDk
THIS story by the suthor Of "Madelaine," "Naihae ,,
&c, Is the history Of an orphan girl thrown early upon
the world iof protection and guidance Shells child of
stnnge impulses and Opposition, like all Of Julia Kava-
nagh's young Indies. she has a sore struggle with the
outward world and the inner world Of her own thoughts
but finally comes ont like sterling metal shat has been
put through heated crucible.
Jua Kavanagh Is brilliant fascinating writer. and
Daisy Burns ia very fascinating book II san 30 had
at Livermore's Bookstore, Main street.
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Wedding Cards.

Those in want OF a neat and elegant Wedding Gard
equal to Copper Plate Steel appearance, and at
halt the price, imd it at the Soy Office,
janO uawf No. 2l2 Main street.
w. II. Mcdonald, NO. l02 N isssau street, New
York, is authorized TO receive subscriptions and a e
tisements for the Massachusetts Spy, and WeTces
Daily Spy the lowest chargeable this oGic
We can cordially recommend Mr. McDonalds agency
the business men Of the great metropolis. do WITT
~ ). NJ. PETTENGILL q co, Newspaper Ad
yersng Agents. are the Agents for the Daily and
y spy ana are authorized to receive Advertisements and
Subscriptions for us at the lowest Their receipts
are regarded as payments lhen OFT ces New
York, l22 Nassau street; Boston, 10 State street.
'el8 dawtf
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special Notioe to Foreigmcrs.

TUOM PsON q CO., Express forwarders. bnyin
made arrangements for drawing Checks directly on n G
Belfast Banking Company, Belfast, Ireland or any Of
isbrahehes are now ready TO draw Checks the above
Company, from / to .elO,000.
The advantage OF sending TO friends abroad Bank
Check instead Of Drafts individuals must be clearly
obvious.
Bills Of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates,
for passages from Liverpool TO New York or Boston
furnished at lhis ufice. 5. V. II. IlICKCOX, Agent
les DIFF Waldo Block. Main street, Worcester.
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SEE FIRST PAGE.
be True % your AlIegLanoe


The Wings in the Legislature have passed
thing which they call law, repeating provision of
the They k7loW that they
cannot repeal jo, or tilte Of that act but they
hope BY creating deuhl and INDIGESTION amongst the
people to defeat the election OF as many liberal dele
gates as they possibly can. There can be no diff
Guilty in the matter if the people viii remember that
the convention act is sovereign, organic law and
that act of the Legislature inte fere with il.
If the people vote according to the convention act
no difficulty arise in relation to elections. The
Convention is totally independent OF the Legisla-
ture and will settle its own business according to
the will Of the people as declared by them in their
sovereign capacity, and embodied in the Conven-
ton act. The Convention win not pay the least at
tention to the gratuiluous dctatlon Of body which
is actually inferior 10 it in Importance. The Con-
venton derives its power, Immediately, from the
people, aud is responsible to the people only. No
other power can come between them. When the
Convention has finished the business confded to it,
the people, and not the Legislature, will be called
upon to ratily and approve its dongs.
Let every citizen remember as he goes to the polls
that he allegiance the sovereign people, and
not to the accidental majority in the Legislature !;
and let him vote as his sovEREieN,the peoples and
not as his servant, the Legislature, directs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04
NPMCrAL NOTICES.
Worcestor NledicnI Institulion.

The introductory Lecture viii be delivered in Escu
lopean Hail. on THURSDAY March 3, at II o'clork
A. NJ by Prof H. REUBEN. The LecW will be pub
lie, mud ladies ana gentlemen are invited 10 attend.
MARI DIT CALVIN NEWTON, Dean.
The CaI0ric ship Ericsson, in her expert
mena Trip to the Potomac fully ustifes all the eApec
tatons that hal been raised Of her, but more Than
the use OF BusRs Cor gu Cure Lozenqers jnstifes the
eXpe tations OF all who them. single box will
confirm the most ske tical that they are the PLEASANT
est safest, and expeditions remedy for cough or
cold ever OFFERED To the public NAL d3t
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The Poor Man to His Son.

ID EILlA gUUhs
Work, work, my boy be not afraid,
Look labor boldly in the face;
Take up the hammer or the spade,
And blush notfor your humble place.
Hold up your brow in honest pride
Tho rough and swart your hands may be;
Such hands are sap veins that provide,
The blood Of the nations free
There's honor in the toiling part,
That finds MS in the furrowed fields
III stamps crest upon your heart
Worth more than all the quartered shields.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

STATE TEMPERANCE CoKvENrIoN "A State
Temperance Convention will be held in Boston on
Thursday Of next week, in the Meodeon. Arrange.
menls have been made with quite a number Of The
railroad corporations, by which those who may at
tend the Conventions can be accommodated with half
iare tickets. Eminent speakers have been engaged
lor the OCCASION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04
Gray Fair Changed by the use of Va

Gray Hair Changed by the use of Van
Deusen's Improved Wahpene.-The repuia.
non which this celebrated article has acquired in
satisfactory results has become thoroughly estab
llshed Among the various remedies of the present
day, offered for the Improvement of the human Hair
inns preparation the result of patient and aborous
Physiological research has extensively fceived and
mered public favor. II reQuir,s but the careful app-
cation OF Van Densen's Improved Mahpene," agreea-
bic to the directions FURNISHED, 10 be convinced Of its
beneficial effects. To those whose hair from Sickness
or Other causes, becomes Impoverished, or fallen Off
this preparation will be newly replenished
with thick and luxuriant growth, and Gray Hair to
become changed and to return TO its original color.
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL 4 HILL, Apoth
ecaries, 229 N ain street. noy27 dStw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

Stock, Exchange, and Money Broker.
No. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes
Drafts Stocks and Specie, bought and sold. Bills Of Elk
cnange drawn on Barring, Brothers, Co. payable in
England, Ireland Scotland &c. in sums 10 suit Drafts
and Notes collected in any Stale in the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c, &c.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House and on
posile tue Worcester County Bible Soceys Depottory
Worcester, May 10, 1859. d,stf
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nliIIer,s Onernfinn

For FiIng Teeth OverEXp0sed Nerves,
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during wv and half years,
nearly three hundred times with tie loss OF one tooth
only, so far known. Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, HON he instructed more Than years ago
who have been emlnenty ctssful By no ether
method Of treatment heretofore IN use can so many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. s p MI[IhR
decll ,Itr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

RoBBERY.-We regret 10 learn by the Boston
papers, that friend, Charles H. Morse, (loimerly
book keeper in the Spy Oiice,) had his furnishing
store, I54 Court ST., Boston, broken open on Mon
day night, and robbed Of a variety, Of Silk and Sat
in Scarls, hankercbies, gloves, &c, to The value of
about $500. A young man, named VIM. B, Long,
was arrested on Tuesday evening, at an eating
house, in Union St, having IN his possession bum
die containing part Of the goods. He was COM
mitted 10 jail for examination, this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

The RAPPERs ~ LoEDoE.--We learn BY a pri-
vate letter from London, that the Spiritual Rappers
are doing a large business ia that metropolis. Mrs
Hayden, ghost manager from Boston, il there and
her rooms are crowded with visitors at guinea 4
head. TO whom the age OF their grandfather the day
their friends died, their own age aud such other i'm.
portanl information is regularly raped out. Her
patrons chiefly from among the nobility and gem
try, who take great interest in this disclosure, from
the world Of immortal rappers.--M Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

,r HEAVY FAILuREs.-Providcnce March, g.
ne failure OF two heavy dry goods houses is report.
20 p nsIe so,aaY' w: Davis & Sheldon and Henry
Numbers, are 100000 and $50 600, '''"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04
u e nj OV d!

From my old Stand No. 9 Exchange street, to 80
Main street. Qor many years J. s. Rand's Bonnet Store
doors North of the Central Bank, where shn keep
a good assortment of SILK Scotch, American and Eng
ish GlNGHAMS, UMBRELLAS. and in season,
large assortment ofmy own manu- iacture ofPARAsOLs
" Every Umbrella and ParasOl will be warranted
N b. umblelds and Parasols repaired and covereds
III worRmanlike manner. n p. MOORE,
leb25 dtf 80 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

PROF RoiiNBR has returned 10 CITY, and re-
moved his Studio 10 the splendid Union Block
over L. D. Goddard Co.'s store where he proposes 10
opena
Droeoiag and Painting Acadenlg,
for Adults and Youths The terms will be six dollars
Tor "a lessons provided sufficient number of pupils
obtained.
Mr. X. will continue to paint Portraits usual, and
will guarantee perfect likenesses. Specimens of his
work mas be at his rooms and Ladies and Gentle
men ARE invited TO call, and their leisure.
decd DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04

The MARRIAGE OF THE EMPERoR's PHYsI-
cIAN.-rhe marriage Of the physician of Louis
Napoleon, DIR Conneau, is announced. We learn
from the Courier deS Etats Unis that he has in i'm.
italon of his royal master, espoused lady 80 wears
younger than himself. DR. Conneau, who is said 10
be most excellent man, had been the tutor TO this
young lady from her infancy, having bestowed upon
her all the tender care and solictude of father
Sometime ago, finding his charge of an age and in
position to he married, he offered his services in
making for her an advantageous selection. ''But
have already made my choice,'' replied the Young
lady, sand am ready to be married at any time -
"Fow!' reomed the astonished doctor, shave YOU
selected your husband and who is the happy mango
"lt is YOURSELF responded the damse; love YOU
with all my heart, and am now ready to become your
wife,"
Too much surprised at this declaration 10 believe
his pupil in earnest, the doctor turned it of as "a
pleasantly. She insisted that she was serious, he
at length made formal and distinct refusal of the
hand she had offered him The young lady, how
ever, had, as it seems, well considered the subject
and her purpose moi to be changed. She re-
preached her tutor with unkindness and with will.
inguess to make her, miserable. The doctor Welded
so far as to take the subject into considerations and
alter consulting with his master and friend the en-
peror, at length decided accept the ady's offer
and to become The happy husband of his now happy
pupil ifapellg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-04
SSrenviIJe,s Ve@era6Ie Extract.

TINS IS the most etfectual remedy discover for
the THROAT DiSTEMPER, or wh8t is called malia-
nant pdlid Sore Throat, SCARLET FEVER, CAN
KER, CANKER RASH, GANKER or THRUSH IN
the Mouth, what is usually termed Sore MoJth DY.
SENTERY aud Canker III the Bowels, Sore Mouth OF
Nursing Wumen, and the Acrid lumors OF Teelhing
Children; shot, for almost al the aft cti,ns of the
Mucous Membrane OF the Mouth, Throat and alimenta-
ny canals. O. Sold by b. SCOTT, Jr,
septl1 dtI Dab Main street. Worcester
Worcester Wates Cure Institution No
/ GLEN STREEr.-This Institution is well arranged
for the treatment Of nValids all Of the year
TERMS, &c.-For full board and treatment, from SIS
tolv per week. Treatment without board from 81 10
per week.
Eth patient should furnish line and two heavy
otto sheets; two WOODEN blankets; one comi0rtaole
and old linen tor banGages.
Out door practice attended TO as usual,
Office hours from 2 TO 4P. NJ.
dec6 dwti ROGERS. MD.