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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14
Business CARDS.
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Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
I q. GAY would inform his friends and cus,o
- mers that he has removed to his new shop NJ
the south corner of the public square where he
wllconlnue he manufacturing oicaniages ,buggcs
aud wagons IN the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman he ilattcrs himself that
he can build good work ms can be produced in this
market Work made to ordrrand wnrranedtogiw
entire satisfaction Repairing don, on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid Tor seasoned lumber. J. G CAV.
Attention, Wagon Makers.
x-~A TIL T. subscriber having recently com
&yTt pleted large shop for the mauuac
E,,aRh lure OF his improved reaper and mower,
I,JiA and other agricultural implements,
would dispose Of hls property IN South
Ottawa including dwelling house, Two stories
high with good well and ciStcrn wagon and paint
shop two stories high IL by % feet; black smith
shop Is hv 81 feet, aud hr lot on which they stand
OF one and n half acres. Terms, : 1880 one third
cash balance IN our and two years with interest
Gy-A stock oiseasoned lumber can be- had on
favorable terms
This is one of the best stands for the business in
the county Of la Sale and Is offered at n great
arr,i,e ~ consequence OF change oi business
For further particulars apply personally or by
letter To VI DUSLoP, Lryd,n Cook 90 or the sub.
~crhcr on the premises l. II IL unG
Ottawa march IL, 1863 3n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

4 MERlCAN HOUSE, Ottawa, Illinois 10y a,
~ Miller; netr the junction Of the l''ino's ""u
Fox Rivers, AMI near the Bridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

~ W. HOPKINS Fbgjriui and S"rgeon.
II. Ottawa. IT,. olr,r. III. professional s,rN'
tr,s Ir ih,c c,til-p- OF Ottawa aud vicinity. Once
ey-rth. store OF : W Chrryer, mex, to Walker
4 U,rk.nr'1 Residence on the north side oi
'th- n..w P1l.I, Square, where he may he loG9d al
49,, Aug 6 lSiS-ti.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

~ l.. THOMPSON. Ds1'er u, Drugs, Pdtr"
II. II. l-i,cs, Pdiu}s Ois Taruhes, pgs
Sfurs, &c between the CRY iJtclani Redd'ek 5
Block, Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

tNFI UTIIT U III TTll7 NTU Tkf 7 TUWV
nt prices to defy cumpruuon. They have inclii-
ties for manufacturing Superior 10 any tbs side OF
Cbicapo and are drtruml,d 10 put ther price
Ifttc LoI,a Ndrk
In ndliton to what they manufacture themselves
thrynre receiving good assortment Of furniture
from the most fashionable hon-csIn thlcago, which
thryvIG sril at Chlcng" prices. adding 'rlnsportn-
tIou. They would cal, uarllcular attention ~ ihr
TACT that they are making then own
Bedsteads.
which enables them to furnish cheaper and bet.
Ter article lhan can be got elsewhere and they
will make any size and pattern that may be cHil',
for. .orany other article IN the cabinet OF upholstery
hne. on -hor, notice
Furniture Delivered and >eitp
m any part ut the town, and II It does not give m
ii.larii6n the money will be refunded They al,
keen ON hand Sash aud Glass OF all kinds. They
hone Ly strict attention 10 business 10 receive j.
bcial share Of patronage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

'Dai, rain do n,tts-r "ys., | dinn II 70.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14
Attention, Wagon Makers.
FURNITURE !

InNllE-ubscrlhrr,beelcaye
toinform the Cillzers OF
y Ounwnnud vicinity that
they hayr on hard and ar- re
ceiyng the hest assortment o
Furniture and
y,OOklNG GLASSES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

JIlEEG x INGALLS,, q. G, = Frorr--G. \
VIii,ni. Mar lj-li.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-14

- RANDALL, IHor""g d Lto--J"'!et
-, VIII county. III Aug 10, lSlS-u
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NOR SALE CilEAP-i pair Of horses, har.
meas, aud lumber wagon. msy7 Elsrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30
Extract from a Letter. dated

AnEIn, Mr.. LEBANON, July 30, 1853.
This land is shaken Just now by the great
spirit raprcrs of Europe, who have discovered
that half dccaycd Turkey is an excellent
mcdium for the display of their ShocEing abb
htics. Two or more of them have Just now
j0Ncd hGHdS to try and hold the poor subject
still; while another powerful operator wills
it to shake. The Polar Bear, with his paws
full of electricity, gave it desperate shake.
much to the discomfort of us all who lodge
hercabout, but the others seemed to have
turned the tables against him just now, and
we hope to rest awhile longer. Sometimes
think of cmbalming the dead, when Europeans
are trying to keep this kingdom in shape ;
but the embryo mummy starts now and then
like galvaniscd corpse.
There have been serious approximations that
this great kingdom was about to come to II
bloody end. The poor people accustomed to
look no higher than man, and to find nothing
but trcachcry and oppression There, have been
IN the utmost CONSERVATION. So long as
steamers lay in the harbor. with fresh news
from the capital there was comparative quiet ::
but as soon as they were gone fabricated
news was passed from mouth to mouth Mos
lens feared nominal Christians and nominal
Christians feared Moscms
In such Il state of the land we cannot
easily get men to look at things unseen. and
our missionary work lunguishcs. The two
scminarics suffer least, and we rejoice to be
allowed to 90 on with our department.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30

\ look through the leaders of tine Ouunsi-
ton journals IN the State and ont since tbc
election. shows two tbinrs. Wv thn nricc FIR
which the Frer Sellers sold themselves. and fine
fact that the Democrats are NOT r,inr to rive
it to them. The Ere, Sellers with one occ,rd
insist on the United States Senator. THE
T.ocofoco sheets with equal uuanimitv declare.
in the words Of the Sentinel. that thew will
snd to the United States Senate ..no other
than dccidcd N0iional Drmocra, clear from
any faint Of Frca-Soilism or failing in that
they will keep the seat vacant till they have
power to elect a Senator Of their own stamp. or
hv fine loss of that bower which they now have
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30
ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.


h"soNAi'--''' A. JAMESON ana H. "
liIBBARD, were admitted yesterday by the
County Court t. practice law at the Chittcn-
den county bar. They leave in day or two
for the West. Nav success attend them.
- CoLLrsrox.-We hear that collision
,ccnrad II, p,r, Harry d,v bor,ro ros,ord,r
pc'"ccn ''e S'ea'i'e'S o'naud N America oo'h
slightly damaged, no lives lost.
-WIyrrR CoyIyG.-We had Il hard frost
srrd,v r;rht tbo Gr.+ of ~. .,os,n
v,,u...s 1,,.,,,.. ,,iu J., ,,I
,;.L,l -. ,,,,..l l,u;.,,. H., .,.,;., r. a..
'.:.,,,n w.. a'[.;, .,;.".. ~
,,,,,,snnII,. I,a,aaI unn.n.II,. ix,;t;nn Sill.
~ -,
~,
- 1'''
Inc "'''' '"''h says
" I'm exhibitor. for the pasturagc OF eighty
sheep Il couple of days, was BLEED to the tune
Of twcnty-tour dollars Every advantage
possible was taken to gouge strangers, and
u
surely will not be necessary for the Railroads
to provide many extra cars to accommodate
visitors
c,,.,,., r.,unn Th,C,,oI,a;an
sovs
1T is rumorcd that. for fair considcra-
ton, duly inserted in the bond, f. d. BAR
Der has entered into AN engagement with the
! TI'o'o''' !" ""."''', tn' Tree sou parry .
now. The finishing orcration is to come of
at Montpelier in October"
-I>orurp Go>r.-Dcacon ETib Tryon.
H. p,.: ,:, :. IL.
'oi"''I Ut '"' h'N''u.i'"' "''" III '''
Haven w. ON the Sth' HIS wife, with whom
he had lived happily for e. years, has yet to
be called home.
.-Vrv Yops.-Tbc cborco FIR admission
D.. r.,..aI p.,,.a L,. taoa .,,,,,,',I -,
w. ''' sun GU ''.' ''." '''"''N "'
follows 1t Will hence forth be twenty-five
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30

example +; | hope it will be in virtue of the peace
full arts, by which wclgoverncd States extend them
selves over unsettled partially settled continents.
My voice was heard at the first opportunity, in the
Senate of the United States, in favor of developing
the almost boundcss resources of the territory
always in possession, rather than seeking to en-
large it by aggressive wars Still cannot think it
rcasonablc-hardly rcspcctful-on the part of En-
gland and France, while they are daily extending
themselves every shore and in every sea, and
pushing their dominions, by conqucsts, to the
utermost ends of the earth, to call upon the United
States to bind themselves by II perpetual compact,
never, under any circumstances, to admit into the
Union an island which lies at their DOORS and com
mands the entrance into tho interior of their CONT
ncnt.
! remain, my lord,
With the highest respect,
Faithfully yours,
EDWARD EVERETT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30
Chittendcn County Cohrt.

september Term.
The first cause tried was
Briggs -. Chandler, and Trustees Gicason Whit
comb. This cause occupied two days, and resulted,
Thursday, in n verdict for the Trustees. Messfs
Phelps & Chittcndcn, for the Plaintiff; Mr.. Maynard
and Mr.. Elmunds, for the Trustees.
The Grand Jury is occupied with a variety of
business, and has already returned eight true bills
The following prisoners were arraigncd Friday :
Joseph Parker, for robbery; Mary Gaaghar, as
sault Henry Robcar, stealing Peter Thibcuut,
stealing; John Grady, stealing Peter Guyottc
resisting officer Henry Robcar receiving stolen
goods. Messrs. Weston and Rixford were appointed
whom Mr.. J. 5. Adams was appointed Counsel
The prisoner, each pleaded not guilty, except Th-
bcaut, who pleaded guilty.
1.-THE business of the Court was then suspended for
two daysl
Active operations began again in Court Monday
The case Of >t,vens U. Ihm,s,a md Franklin occu-
pied the morning and finally resulted in a sudden
continuance ia the midst of the trial, on the motion
Of the Defendants the Court having excluded the de-
positions offered by them. Mr. Englc,by for the
plaintiff W. W. PEGS, and f. r. Hard for the
defendants.
Potter r. C,ok, was then begun. and given to tho
jury at noon Tuesday. It is spicy action for as
sault and battery, whereby the plaintiffs nose re-
ccivcd elbow from the defendant, contrary to the
law which allows every man the exclusive privilege
OF BLOWN. his own nose ''rhc plaintiff life was
greatly dc.paircd of, say, the declaration. The
jury returned verdict for plaintiff, damages, $50
Mr.. Wales and Mr.. t'hittcndcn, for plaintiff. Mr.
Hard and MIR Pcck'for the defendant.
Noyes g. Co., -. Place, came next, and was set
not for the jury by the plaintiff
TayIr Z Rh,dcs It nj, came next, and was tried
The jury last night returned verdict for the plain
tT. Mr.. Elmunds for the plaintiff. Mr.. Mnynarc
for the defendant
Briggs I. Iay',r, begun yesterday, and i
still on trial. 1t is an action on the case for ncglcc
OF the deputy of the dcfcndcnt -Gcason in kcepin,
property, attached. MIR Briggs and Nr. Phclp
for the plaintiff Maynard and Mead, and Mr.
Elmunls for the defendant.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30
The Senate.

We correct our statement of the Senate
With a Wing Senator from Bennington, and
but two Senator's from Franklin County, low
ing to the death Of Mr.. Boguc.) it will stand,
Wings l6, Locofocos !, Free Soil |. The
Waterman says "Mr. Rowell (of Orlcans) has
sometimes been classcd as Il Free Soiler. 1t
is pretty generally understood in this quarter
that he abandoned the Free Soil party and
voted for Pierce in \Ovcmhcr lASt''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30

from the time of Mongofcr to the present
day. To climb the cords was a labor of OK
trcmc difficulty, for they were only about n
quarter of an inch in thickness and the dis
lance from the hoop to point practicable for
cutting was about twelve feet But few per-
sons could perform the feat Of climbing such
cords near the earth, and much less three
miles above, for that was about the height to
which he assembled -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30
The IIOusP-.-COmp Iptp

The House---Compietc
The returns from all parts of the State
carefully corrected by the Montpelier Wdtch-
man, sum up as follows
Wings, 9j
LOcos, 80
Free Sellers, 81
The seats of two Locos are contested, but
they will undoubtedly act in the organization
of the House, and also in the principal cleo
tons
In the case of Mr.. Prichard (whig) claimed
to he elected at Bradford, there is also some
doubt.
The whole number of members is pa
\ majority requires Jos
The Wings lack thirteen of that number
The Waterman says:
@ We do not believe that the Government
will be di>organizcd for the lack of that num-
Der of votes On the other hand the lucOs
lack 26 of "A majority, and will find hard
work in getting them. With all their crow
Ing, daylight has not yet come for them
They are " way down South " of majority
over the Wings, or we are more mistaken in
the returns than we have usually been"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30

Arrival. - Com. Nandcrbilt's Steam
Yacht North Star, arrived in New York,
Friday, from her pleasure cruise among the
principal European ports, s." has sailed
900 mil,s since her departure - days ago.
She reports great restitution in Madeira from
the entire destruction Of the grape crop by
blight. In ConstantinoIle the people were hot
for War, and say that England had compro-
missed them hy concessions to Russia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30
CITY Advertisements.

We call attention to the list of New York
and Boston advertisements, furnished by
;. NJ. PETTENGILL " Co., newspaper adycrti-
sing agents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-30

OBSERVING MAN.-Thcrc is Il man about
town, who says he always took notice that
whenever he lived through the month of
May he always lived through the year,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS
United States and Tereign Patent
Agency,

Otece SO State corner Of Congress Strerf, Boston.
ETllE undersigned, late Principal ESa miner in The
L United states' Patent Office at Washington City,
has just resigned his office fOT the purpose establish
Ing agency in Boston for procuring Patents in tins
and foreign countries.
is long official connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules practice and
with the history ofuvenion in this ami othercounIries;
and Ibis experience with the frequent visits which he
proposes making to the Patent Office, us,ifes him m
SAVING that his agency will otter Inventors all the
advantages of one located in Wash ston aud, in al
liun those which result from residence il The t,idst
of mechanical and manufacturing industry
Advice given upon al matters relating tie validity,
&c. OF patents, the novelty and paeniabiiity mven-
tis and IN the general depa tmeli OF Mechanical En-
gneerng--Sp AMI Drawings pelarei,-
Caveats iied.-Reconsideratons pu,uttd OF appllca
tons that have been rejected upon impereCy prepared
papers, Asses of Interference, and applications for
ION and REISSUE prosecuted -anG, in general. all
business connected ith the AaIeut OlCe, ttaDsacted
with care and pronpuitss.
British AMI tdruign potpnls procured through
prompt and Confidential .set., in Ion o. and Paris
The new law ltcsniy enacted In Great BTi ain having
materially tedurcd the cost of Obtaining putt ntS H. that
Kingdom, opens tu Inventors OPP ortuay protect
Ing their II his, within The British reain which tHey
have never before enj 3et Patents ale now granted
which extend over Euglali /. Irelan and scotland.
Persons residing al distance may obtain all neces-
sary inirmatun, and have their business iansacted,
by writing 10 the subscribe, post pajd) without the
trouble ard vx,e st visit 20 Washington
lie hegs leave To leer hose unacquahtel with him,
to the following testi roa.als:--
From Examiners n the Patent Office
"rhe Undersigned. Pyncpal aud AsSis ant Examiners
in the United states Patent 'iiCe, have for several
years been well acquaiated with MIR. samuel Cooper
lately Principal Examiner in this Office and take
pleasure in stating that he gentleman of the high
moral character oil unquestioned knowledge in The
business and practice Of the Office, and that his sCien
tfc atlaiuments are such emmently tit him for the
business in which he is about to engage.
Kerry b. RENwIoK, p iuc;pol
j.. d. GALE, ~SP@
j, II LANE. '''''' o.
Is istdrt Erdmjners-t II. Peae, Thrs. Eve
rift, F. seuthgate Smith, VIM Chauncy Lanedon.
''From long acquaintance, and intimate Official rela
tons with Mr. Cooper, | fully heartily concur in
the foregoing recommendation made by my late col.
leagues VIM. p. n FIrZGERALD,
Laie Principal EXAMINER Of Patents"
From Hon Sherman Leland Boston,
81 have been we'll acquainted with MIR. Cooper for
many wears and have the fullest confidence in lis
iaithiunes- and integrity. 5. LELAND"
teb t-t3laYalw lamo yr SAMUEL COOPER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-24
Hsmmond's Liniment.

4 SAFE and speedy remedy Tor all diseases reqnir-
"A ing external application. This Limiment has
been before the public for the past years. steadily
acquiring reputation by its mefits and fee
ing confidence IN it, a remedial AGENT give it
wide circulation that all may benefit from its
invaluable prope ties For sprains, aid conractons of
the muscles and tendons, Stiffness and injuries OF JOINTS
rheumatism, gout burns, bruises frozen extrentes
&C. it has equal. The following certificates of some
of oar most prominent ply sicans ana citizens, shows
the confidence and reliance they place upon it,
Ger TIFICATEs This may certify that we have used
the above named Linjment in the various diseases &c,
for which it is recommended, and cheerully add
testimony TO its efficacy.
Jos N; Bates, NJ. ID Barre Jason Corham Barre.
VIM. ParkhUrst, 'Pe;eTsham. Albert Alden, &c
Bars ow, Boston. q. Twichel, Sup't of b.
G. W. Pierce, 'Le0minster. & w. R. r.
David Rice, Barre Gen. A. Holman, Bolton.
For sac wholesale and retail, by
CALDWELL u HELI Apothecaries,
229 Main street, Worcester Mass General Agents; and
by Druggists and Merchants generally, throughout the
country. All orders 10 be address, TO
Gecl3 DIFF CALDWELL & HILL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-24
Kellinger's Remedies

IRE CERTAIN TO CURE!
MO matter What tie disease oryealness with either
~ sex. The refined Family Imminent 81 each his
remedy for prevent sea-schness 81 each His mag
&c fluid has restored The hair hen bald % years-iI
er ails-Sl erch His new medical charm will cure
Heaves, Sores Cuts, and Bruises and work the horse
daily, S each The Oil Linlment that has been used
by Hiram Woodruff, and all the best horsemen in he
United States $50 GEMS, 81 doZrn continues to
delight and astulsh hem. Depot, $50 Pearl street,
York ~, luge sol 4 Co. and 476 Broadway, aud of
almost every eoTe and Druggist throughout the city and
country.
n B. The DR. IS Syrup; or Renav9tng Cordial, is The
delightful aud heuing remedy ever offered
to The public Il not only es and delights the sick
but It seems to act like magic in Iejuvnatng the aged
Full and clear directions with each remedy
Geb4 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-24

The 7.l5 A. NJ. train from Providence, connects
Worcester with the Express Trains from Boston FL,
New York, and ALBANY, which leave Worcester al 925
Am =" ''A'
With the Accommodation Train for sprlnp6eld and
Albany, and all intermediate stations which leaves or.
cester at $50 A, M.
With trains of the Norwich snd Worcester Railroad
for Norwich.
With trains the Worcester and Nashua Raiirond
for Lowell, Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &c.
with ta'ns OF the titchburg and Worcester Railroad
ior Filchburg, keene, Bellows Falls, DC
Inc ll.3O A. M. train from Providence connects at
worcester with the afternoon Accommodation Trains
from worcester OF all the above mentioned Roads. and
with the Express Train from Boston to New York
which leaves Worcester at 5l5 P.M
The ago Miriam from Providence connects at Wor.
ceser with the Accommodation Train for Springfield
winch lenves Worcester ut 6.25 j. NJ.
With the Steamboat train for New York via Norwich
which leaves Worcester at7P NJ.
With the trains of the Fitchburg and Worcester Rail.
road, which leaves Worcester at 7l5 L. NJ.
The III A. M. train from Worcester connects nj Wor-
cester with the morning trains from Norwich Hpnnq
Held, Fichburg, Nashua aud Lowell.
Al Providence with the afternoon trains fer Boston,
Taunton, New Bedford, FAN River, and with Steam
boats ioi Fail River, and Newport
The Alb 7 M ITain from Worcester connects al Wor-
cester with the Express Train which leaves New York
at O'Clock, A. M.
With the morning Accommodation Train from Alba
ny, and with the midday Accommodation Trains from
No'Wplcn, Springfield, Fltchbure Nashua ana lowell
A, Providence with the Boston and Now ork Steam
boat Train inT New York via Htonington.
The zl5 A. M. and Ale +. NJ trains rom Providence,
and the 6.45 A. NJ and 430 y. NJ trains from Worcester
connect with the trains Of the NOTION County Railfond
at Waterford
These trains also connect at Woonsocket with coach
es for Milford and Mcnd0n.
Al Mlvllle with coaches for Slattrsve at WIFI
tins with coaches for East Douglass and Mhitnavle
Al Farnumswlth coaches for Grafton Centre, New
England Village, and Upton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-24
A G A III n


INROM the private Medical aud Surgical Establish
ment, No. I2l Main street, Worcester Mass
"HUpe, health, and happiness wrote the great Dr.
Johnson, is the chief blessing of Man. And that hope
only is rational OF which certain it cannot de-
ceive us" The morallst right in his conclusion
and We adopt his language 10 addressing our unfurtu-
nate fellow murtals, who, with broken heath aEi lie
ceased bodies, have great need of large hope, and
hope too Of which they " certain cannos deceive
them"
To females we would say, that all complaints pecu
liar to their sex, treated by with The utmost
cess Ii is unnecessary TO enumerae them, for every,
female knows them wei. La.Ies in delicate stua
ton car receive every attention, medical and surgica
IN secluded apartments with female otien "a and
the most careful consideration Tor their comfort and
safety Experienced and kind nr,es will be provided,
aud in every instance ibe gioubls secrecy will
he observed.
All those troubled with seminal weakness, nocturnal
or mvoiuntaty emissions, should call and BE- attended
to at an early period, lie worst results may be ap-
pretended
N. D. All letters, (post paid) will receive prompt
attention. End medicines advice sent by return of
mail. Cure warauted or no pay required
DR.. HILL, No l2I Main street.
Janl4 DIT Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-24
A CARn.

A n advertisement in this paper, under the caption
"A ot Poisoning, - is calculated 10 the mpres
sion that Vetmuse containing Castor oil, Calunn J.
c, refers 10 cur wellknown preparation. This
and INSCRIPTIONS iaSnUatOH cannot fail be under
so0d by the public, wien they observe that the motive
OF II is plan ~ to sell = Wolm syrup"
There is l. particle Of Caomel contained in
T. A. Fahre, 'cks Nerniuse, AID no such eff cts as
saliSalInn,' &c, ever follows its use ever vi H.
The eminent success Of our Vermtugc has apparently
excited the envy and jealousy of This Worm ~ rup Prn
dare MOI do IN PLAN terms, he would thereby find
for the gains thus acquired To settle damages
a. FAITNES rUGk, HULL d co.
New ORR. Doc. Inn 1870.