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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-27

ID ECElVED, and in store Main and Sd streets
III large ard well selected stock OF Drugs and Medi-
cines etc Also Wines, Brandies Gin, ETC., warranted
wines the juice of the grape for medicinal
and family for sale at Drug store No 81 Main
| street, Centre Wheeling. RI HID. BLUM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-27
SECOND STOCn OF

HEISKELLe & Co., will open, this morning, their
IL ond stock Of Spring and summer Dry Goods; Which
market from the latest imporations. Their stock Of
dress goods nantIes, slaws, ebroeries, bUnhets ami
ribbons will much the largest in the city Purchaser
will find the varied than and they would
mi for
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-27

First Arrival. of Spring Goods
ees; Rev style Ber3ge DE LANES; do Spring DO
Embroidered Swiss Musins, do Linen cambria Hkfs.
Thread Edgngs; ladies Persian Slopes, new artIc
witha variety OF other and pretty goods. feh17
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
Spcctacles for all that Need !!
M. ID. EENN0 q SON

TTAYE large stock Of Double and Single Towing
L 4 Pieces, Rifles, Pistols, and Reviewers in great
variety, Fiasks and Pouches, Game Bags, Drinking
Flasks and Cups, Wads and Wad Cutters, Percussion
Caps Gun Tubes, Tops and Slides to Pouches, SC, &C
Also,-yNaking Sticks at wholesale and retail at l66
m sire -.al- n n daw2w an22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
To the Afflicted,

TNR. JASEPH, the Celebrated Indian Doctor, Inns ar.
IL rived III town, and can be consulted No. I13
Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
The Doctor cures Sick Headache, Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy Fits, Epilepsy, Piles Cam
ker in its most malignant FORM Constitutional affec-
tens, ChOlie, Bilious Flatulent and Painters Debility,
partly decay ed Bones, Gravel, Caarrh Diseases of
Children, II famation of the Bronchial Tubes of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic Darrhe Dysentery and al
mos. all diseases of the Blood rr rafA
Also all diseases incident Females, such weak
ness, and all the like. Ny medicine will restore them
again TO full vgoT snd usefulness. lg3itr
Come to and be not fahless III cure that lame
and almost broken back, and hlOched face that spit
ting up of the food likewise, that Flsna In AnO or in
Perin@um or I.achrymalis, and the worst cases of
Qunsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
short time.
The Vegetlble remedies which the God of Nature
has spread with such richness and profusion
every hill dale, field and forest have last the
rescue, an Consnmptives may Live and not Diel
The Doctor Is also justly celebrated and distinguished
for the bundreds Of wonderful he has made, and
for his sound and philosophical views upon disease
which carries terror with il wherever 1t appears, which
has brought amutlude Of ills upon frai humanity, and
whose consequences often felt BY the innocent
well the guilty, no Mercury in the cure of this
disease, and have failed IN so much as one
DR. j., after great labor and expense, has succeeded in
nventing and perfectng medicine which Is wonderfully
effective in producing salutary change and
from the long list of diseases above mentioned ito Wig
orous health, These medicines have been tried, with
the happest result by thousands manv of the cases
have been OF more than ten years standing by taking
them in hand, and by simple Treatment with his med
cine, has wrought perfect cure. He does not leave
these important facts upon his own assertion; he ap
peals 10 the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone has put In his possession, ff.. f
Please try the Doctors great and potent remedies for
do know that they wiz yet cause millions 10 rejoice
and tie exceedingly glad lfrg4 f
Medicines with all directions carefully pachcd and
forwarded to any place In the United States. .f
Very Respectfully,
ia ttsr On B.F JAsEPH, $685.
o6 d9mfn Nn ia Main AZ Vorcaater.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
WAN 7 ED
WANTED

" @49s-s = ~ y .fJTas JlUr
A SITUATION 10 a Mercaqte, or Manufacturing
IA Business by an active business man, vho will in
vesttwos OF three fhous al taars. Address g. $.
through the Post Office. lEa a3s dawtf SGT J
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association.

Merimack Mutual Loan Fund Association.
FHNHE success Of Associations oil this kind in other
1 Cities, Induced the Secretary OF this association,
to prepare Books for sulcfbers to Stock in the Lowell
Mutual loan Fund Association, in November last. The
Association was fprmed and nOw the Shares, which
thirteen dollars have been paid, valued at thirty six
dollars each thus sho wing the rapidity of accumua
ion for scheme has ever been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid having all the advan-
tageF and securities of Savings Bank with greater
profits. The great benefits conierrel by their opera
ton, in the allgviaon of reht md renewing iDcum
bYances from property, mast forcbly present henN
selves TO every integentpefsnn. Amy one having
property incumbeFel, can by taking advances of his
Shares, receive from the funds Of the Association
sum sufficient TO remove the incumbfance, and repay
the Association By payments each month having
era years to pay il making it comparatively easy and
fine wishes to build rpurchase house in this way his
rent may he rurned to assist in paying for HIS own
hou or if he pays two dollars per month into the
Treasury, he willaccunplate the sun of FIVE hundred
dolats in rom six eight wears, according TO The op
CREATIONS thus far The Books Of this Association are
for suascrpton and the public invited to
call ami learn the advantages axe any inquiries,
anime the plan Of operation, and subscribe for stock,
at the Office OF the Secretary, No. 2, Nesmiths New
Block. SAMUEL MCINTYRE, Sec'y, .
Who is also Agent for first class Life aa Fire Insur
anoe Companies. fiia i.9aaR ol3 daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
Important to Millers and Mill-Owners.

A NEW and improved dressing for Mill Stones,
IA (Which was patented 10 1949, 5y M Gaines Of Tex.
as, and tho eight TO use which In The New England
States and throughcut Europe Is owned by Col CHAs.
MILLS OF Georpia is offered to tho Mlllers and
Mill Owners Of This State by GEORGE r. s. CURTIS,
of Worcester, who is the sole Agent. Col Mills has
caused this dressing TO be put on TO several Mills IN this
city, with the understanding, that II no, improved, no
change should be made In instance has he failed to
gain so PEI cent IN the amount OF meal ground, with
tho same power and in most the amount been
doubled. In some trebled HA
p The expense to the owner Of fitting pair OF stones
with this dressing abou, el0 And the price OF the
right TO the Improvement varies from $50 TO $500,
oodng 10 the amount Of business dono 100 being the
general price per Run
7 This Il considered ,he most important improvement
evor made in the mode OF grinding, and the ease and
simplicity with which Il In applied, cannot fall 10 COM
men itself 10 all concerned in this branch Of business,
Il virtually doubles the power Of the mill Reference
may be made to Vim. Dickinson, W. w. Patch, or u:
L. Emerson, Of this City, whose Mills have been dresaes
In this way. and mc grinding more than twice as
mich az before. iN ssaa GE0fT. T.. CURTIS, a
General Agent fofthe State Of Massachusetts
" sfala esaT 1Ii dFar wtfafl .atH sHfata
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
Can be found at L9 Front Street,

q.a'.s Z .WARDEN'S BLOCK, aMi
4 GENERAL assortment OF srO YES, Tin, Copper,
IN britannia and Brass w are Tin Roofs put on 10 the
boat manner, TIN and Copper Gutter and Conductors
pu up nt shortlc ice, Also, Culver's Improved Hot
Ar Furnaces for Nting public and private Bnidinss,
the best IN the market. +. 4. PHELPS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
WORCESTER. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3
N0TTCEs. 20.
sMITH & BROTHER
-DAGUERREOTYpEs.


MIR. l.. .BABBlrT respectfully invites those who are
IN in want of GOOD Daguerreotypeto call At Nos q
IL Pipers Block, and themselves the follow
ing advantages, VIZ:
OF having good likeness at Toe ptcej of having
aken hy largest and hest arranged skylght in She
ciy ofhayiRg itttken with the best of Germ luz
strlments OF having it Eken by an Operator who has
had the largest experience ~ the business Of having
the Daguerreotyne finished With gold making them per-
m3ncnt and ait cted By heat cold OfhaviHg the
eatHres pr0mhenttAat they be seen in any po-
siiiOn OF having the eyes ahoughlightD made clear
and distinct o hayiRg the coodng iope in heneatest
possible manner; OF having group pi lures made on
aige plates a. reduced price OF having tie privilege
Of seeGiig Gaze fion tide lrgesi amonNt Of Daguef-p
rem ever offered TO tep public fran the size Of "a
three cent piece 10 acase'measufiug 10Nl2rches OF
having particular ention paid 10 the copying other
Dagueueolpyes or his readiness TO 10 prvae resi-
dences Dagnerrooty the sicNand deceased Oflay
ing their Pictures cut into pins rings loo cts bracelets,
&zetyOf having person take chiids likeness, Who
hasthe faculty of keepiRs them stt OF giving per-
feet salts f4rtioaip aii eases. . =. .-s- m tsii
N, b. Office hours from u a. ~, tn6P NJ.
e26 dWaSnwtf
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PRICE rwENTv-FrvE GENTS.

AeENrs-cALDwEI i & HILL, e. ii. MARSH
and DssCOTT, JF.and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &C., Throughout the United States and the
Canadas. aus dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for prc-notin
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty Of hia

Al
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of h'as
isa.aa ea THE HAIR lsN 3, 3ls issfsa
1--WE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
n ls an universal exp ession of entire sasfactia-
it's warranted TO eradicate the pandsu prevent Raid
ness or tendency gray ISevent the falling Of
me har preserve It's color, render il soft, piabe and
glossy and IN good condition for curling eradicate the
aaimaicne which is so destructive to the hair remove
the scur cure scaid head, relieve headache, SC The
Excelsior Hair Tonic, being purely vegetable prepara
on the thing ard the only thing worthy of its
BdtdnessShould any one desire see his bald head
retiring under the shade9f beautiful locks let him make
thorough use Of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
rating or LooSentng of the Hair. If this disease
ne neglected, 1t Will prove the precursor of badness
result which Is by no means desirable one and which
can easily be avoided by thorough of the Excel,
DandrqB and Scur8s--This disorder, in most cases
owing TO neglect or want ef proper attention. may be
easily ana entirely obvated by the uso according 10 H
TecLlons, of the Excelsior Halo Tonic. st sfs
2 Headqche- II you would be relieved of headache.
ana the gloomy dsagreeabe feeling attendant upon IL
and IN their stead be inspired with the reviving refresh
ing aHd hilarious spirit resulting from head elean and
Iluir Tonic isa'n - ODE q E711 T7ii Z 11STs-'s
Linintent.-For Wounds, Bruises spTains, Agues.s
hheumatlsm Chiblans, Stngs and Bites of Insects,
Sore Throat, Pimples, Chapel Hands &C. most ex
celent and valuable Imminent is the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Chsfdren-lt may be used upon he heads of children
witt the happest results Els % 'F5iasa p p El27ul
Prepared only BY LOMBARD & CUNDALL Drug.
gsts, springfield, Mass To whom applications for
agencies must be addressed a1 Hsi a isas asili4H
PRICE TVENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Z AeENTs-C ALDWET Z g. HILL, E. IT. MARSH
and D.SCOTT JT.. and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &C., Throughout the United States and tha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDOnalds Advertising Agency. 81
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEF IN. TEN. MIMI TEs!
BRYAN's PULMONIo WAFERs

BRYAN'sI PULMONIC WAFERS
A RI nnfailing in the cure of CoUGHs, ASTHMA,
IA BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT HoARsNEss, DIsFi.
CULT BREATHING, INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, AND Dis
EASES OF THE LUNGS. They have taste of medi-
cine, and any child will take them. Thousands have
been restored 10 health that hal before des paired
Testimony given in hunlfeds of cases, single dose
relievesin TEN MINUTES. 5sft5 9tt pr43ia Nfl
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
offered for sale Twenty FIVE cents a box. Sold by
PrOpnetors. f4s Go daws3a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
Bow Cans.

.rnssn large assortment OF Boys Caps, made In
4AK the most fashionable styles, nay be found AZ
s7M8 NtNN tiA w MERRfLLE,
vi NtNaht No. 2Ql N ainsi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-03
WoR CE sTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
17H ~ Or -
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

The following List, representing or two houses in
each branch Of trade, is submitted 10 the citizens Of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons in want of The products
of Wore Work Shops, or the Merchandise of Wor
cester Stores, of the branches here enumested
will be able supply themselves at short notice an
upon as reasonable terms be met with in BoFto
ofssewhere. .ilefr ,f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-23

HE APPOINTMENTS or COLLECTORS IN WALDoBoRo
AND WiscAsET DIsTRIcTs.ln the appointments made by
the President in The above dlsIcts, have renewed
guarantee tina. only such are honest and capa
BILE are 10 be called by him places of trust Among
the many applicants and aspiraats Office, il be
difficult at times to select, and when The selections are
made good men, may have been as those
who succeeded in obtaining Office
We think the democracy will feel that their wishes
have been graiihed in the appoinnen, of Elmund Will
son, esq OF Ihomason, collector of Wslioboro. :
Mr. Wilson has been long favorably known 10 the dem
ocrais oil This district prominent and politician.
He has ways been OF untrng zeal in the cause
OF democracy, Incorporating in his adherence 10 its
most cherished principles, uGwsverng and direct in his
political course energetic and active in promoting the
beei interests OF the party.
He brings 10 the Office talents and qualifications of
high order, and the manner in which he has heretofore
discharged the dnes OF the same Office is a sufficient
pledge that he will not fail in prompt discharge OF all
its duties daring his term OF Office From personal
acquaintance with Mr.. Wilson, we are satisfied that in
all his actions where party interests are involved hs
course will be marked BY sound discretion, and in the
appointment of under officers the people may be satisfied
that but capable and efficient will be placed in
situations requiring faithful, we'll qualified and prompt
officers
The appointment OF Mr. Babson at Wiscasset is such
a. to meet the almost unanimous approval of the de.
mocracy OF his district We learn that he had bu,
very feeble opposition to his appointment and that the
opposition he bad could hardly be said from the
democrats OF his district His application for the office
being backed by large majority OF his democratic
friends. was successful matter OF course. Thus he
enters upon the duties OF his office under favorable
p,ces' Mt Baoson is emnenny qsalifed for the office
hs business habits familiarity with all the details OF The
BUSINESS o. me othce, his energetic and perseverng appl
cation 10 the duties OF other public stations which he has
h'ed ATE assurances to the public that he will not be
wanllns IN Womp'ness energy, and faiihfuness in The
discharge OF The duties of this Office better apooint
nent could not have been made The party could no,
have been better served or satisfied than by his appon
nent. In him the democracy fad firm aud undeyia,o,
friend to its principles. and who is always active and
Interested in the bes, success OF those principles
[Lueofn tMs) Democrat
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day 70 be named BY the local commissioner shall mine day foo gold
trade Or reside ia any gold held Ae conviction beis Jus
offence exceeding IS,
me hd end ss'y subsequent ons1es not exceeding f
Clause IS An gold gold ore implements appaa
seized and on eonvieon or
eonsea,ed or ds.oyed az The aisereaon Of s
Clause ~ Az money Or properly acquitted BY unieen.ed mi
chaser 10 be eonnseaied.
Thar persons employing permitting persons
dig gold under before mentioned .er
land. 2, s, email Is as TO .es sane penalties and 0ss'
oase - aUss s same pea On allowing UNI"
81 private suffering persons
dig before proclamation without being the
missioner, 10 be TABLE 10 penalty NOT exceeding ESQ
parry wi,hnoldins psr.on
Clause a. the aud his
ana dean any unlicensed person mining o. digging for gold
saicienr oatiou person suspected Of offending
lac al his dscrrlion in the first instance
aud may sunici bail for appearance him
Clause 70 70 determine complaints 81 eneroae
eeu parry aud q The complaint Of enefoaehmen, be snbs,an
oved by The his and person resist
s be s 70 aa s
10 m,ne or dig for gold on payment O. royalty and who de
license gold .und BY n iaisi accounts
servants Of such licensed person who may knowingly be concerned
TO be subject penalty ofno, less than 10 than
Clause 90 The abrdge CONTROL by
words obvious mpicaiion the
the authority OF commissioners.
Clause 3d. Commissioners Of gold mines and fields
like lands of the
Crown.
Clause 81 ina! in default Of Of penalties The os
imprisoned with without hard
pubic works period Of months, penalty
Is FIR f5
under as and for six months II the penalty be above t u.s.
Clause That information flied
penalty Sci the that the rfotme shall be
that information shall be quashed for
be removable by person into the
That all things
the bv their shall be
brought within months Of commed and months
be defendant; and shall have
plaintiff sufficient amends before trial.
damages shall recovered defendant
Clause a. That in this the words mining and digging shall
mode whereby the SOIL EARTH rock be dis
urbed carried Garfield worked &c., for the of obtaining
povid nothing shpn be
preliminary called
subject subjects
birth nauraiz
granted under the llth Victoria, No. 80.
Clause As That the shall effect and
February 1885, and continue
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years. the failure OF crop has plunged them into
misery and famine As wages improve. and the people
are enabled 10 purchase variety OF kinds Of sod and
1--we In some degree OF comfort there will be
danger OF those famines with which the country has
lately been afflicted from year year II is easy to
how heHehciaIiy this improves in the condition OF
the peasanlfy will operate the poorrates, the enor
nous amount Of which has been the ruin Of landlords
~ there Is demand for labor al price which will en-
able the people live, these outrageous rates will
and % matters now progressing, there must be MOI
only apreseni improvement IN thus respect bat gradual
relief from the apprehension oil these overwhelming
being again required. UtE #f. ntf Il
Ii i, however quite evident that even good wages
such being offered In most parts OF The
country will not prevent the rush which is now goinq
forward The distant fields OF North and even South
America and Australia. With augmented Tapidity the
living tide is ebbing away from reands shores From
every station every line oil railway from every packet
whatsoever canal, the multitude OF emigranis filling
The cars and cabins, pour into the seapos I'll The
grant ships, whose cry is the New World" The Cork
Constitution mentions that Thursday last The Messen-
ger sailed from Queenstown for Boston with migrants,
having her regulated number board The came da,
there was rash OF emgsans 10 the Princess, Tivei
steamers to carry Them 10 the 81 Petersburg lying pas
ssEe West tor son. The emigrants all comfort
ably Clad and The majority appeared TO be of the farming
ca.s strangers 10 this part OF Ireland
The indncemens which successful e.nigranis now
able To give Their friends TO follow them such
no, likely 10 be whsood. The account from which we
have been quoting mentions the casa OF a poor woman
residing IN the north OF the city OF COX, whose husband
emKraed 10 the United States about Two years since,
and who received yesterday check OF EIo TO convey
neTSeH anu chid 10 New York her HUSBAND hhu
three previous her E3, 10 assist her IN
supporting herself until he could send, as he promised
her, sufficient pay her passage out This man, when
in the city Of Cork, nothing higher than street
scavengef He must have done well when such man
could be in position TO forward ELS within and
ALFALFA SUN which, if he han remained at home. he
never could have pu. together during his life.
shnen, them coming in Tor their full share OF the
benefits oe,e the world by the fields open
ierprsng eng rant and the day is coming indeed,
has already arrvedin which the people who appeared
a. they doomed 10 squalld misery and wre,ched
mas will take high position among the respecta.
bic and well paid peasanlry OF their country il they
choose TO remain home and among the most successful
emikTans to other lands.
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BarraIss HAPPY rAMILr.--Tbe Queen, Alexandrina
Victoria, was born May "a. 1919.
Prince Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel OF
SAKE Coburg and Go,ha, was born August %, 1919.
The twain married at the age Of al, on the loih
OF February. Isi0 The issue has been;
Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, born November "a,
tS40.
Albert Edward born Nov Q, isli.
Alice Maud Mary. born April as, 1913.
Alfred Ernest Albert born Aug. o, 1874
Helena Augusta Victoria, born May rs, 1s46
Lousa Caroline Alberta, born Mach IS. 1913.
Arthur William Patrick Albeit. born May /, 1850.
son no, YET named. born April 2. 1853
Eight eh,ldren-our and four daugh,ers-in
thirteen years and all alive and well.