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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
TO the Afflicted

bh. 1hSbfii' The Celebrated Indian Doctor bos mr.
~ rived III town, and can be consnled an No i no
Main street, Worcester, hnss ~ W. Al"
The Doctor cures sick IIeadacbe Maven. nj,
heunt'ism "Ont' DrOpsy, Fits, Epiltpsy Piiss Con'
ker III US most malignant FORM Consti,1torni os
nar,Iy oHo o biopS Flaulent and Painters Debility
PSiny ueeaVed Bones, Gravel, Caarrh Diseases ~
Inlureh II lamation Of the Bronchial Tubes of ,ba
'fer anu spleen, Chronic Darrhn Dysenterv and al
most all diseases of the Blood ''i''-' anu az
Also, all diseases incident IN Fem,las .noA - p
ness and oil the like. My medicine will rest,ro ,bs,
again TO iul vigor and use illness '
Tome TO me and be not fahess. I'll cure that lame
anu almost broken back, aud blotched face that spit
ing up OF tie food likewise that Fisnla In Ano ~ IN
Perh rum or Lachrymalis, and the worst cases nf
Gulnsy are cured by my Vegetable Medicines in yery
The Vegetable remedies which the Goa or No,u,o
mas sprt ad out with such richness and profuson rv
every hlldale Held and forest have at ast coma IN ,b
rescue; nnt Consumltves may Live md moi ME Wv
me Doctor Is also Justly celebrated and dis,,nn,L.
ioI he hundreds of wonderful cures he has MADE ma
~. hi' souhu ana philosophical views upon disease
has roah wilh y wherever It appears which
nas piohgh multitude of lis upon frail hnmnnjtv md
whose cOnst quenfes are often elt bv The nnoon,
wen as the guilty. use no Mercury In tbe a M. 40
nS anu nave never iaed IN much as one case
~ - aief great labor and expense has succeeded In
renilng and periecting medicine which IA wonderSlv
necute IN producing saluiary change and restoration
n, v 'ne 1hg Si Of diseases above mentioned 20 VIZ
y'o"s nealth. These medicines havo been tried with
me happiest result by thousands mnnv Of he coses
nuVe oeeh OIL more han ton years standing IN taktng
mem N hand, and by simple treatment with his medi
tbs p d wrousnt periecl cure. He docs leave
ueJe Important facts upon his own assertion he an
PeaIs 10 ule numerous certificates which gratI,nda
alone Inns put IN his possession.
tuse wy me DEBTORS great and potent remedies for
90 know that they will yet cnuse millions 10 IeoIce
and no exceedingly glad '''''
Medicines, with all directions, carefully pached and
forwarded 20 any place IN the United States.
Very Respectfully,
DR. d. 7. JAsEPH,
oo uoulp NO ll3 Main 1T WorceateY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

For Prescriptions and Pdgsicsas ssss, ,a The noss
reiia6te Sources IN Boston and Nep Yoyk, can be
lo"rd at Die Store 81 Lewis T. LazslJ 207 Main
Street.
go Every one who is any e9AveTsans with Drugs and.
chemicals Knows tAe great difficulty OF fn1ng an arli.
cle perfectly free from adseraton Especially is this
Tue case with those IN general use, which of i others
should be pure as possible. II has Seen for wears
ana now rs my aim, TO rnrchase some bat the best
prugs-Ihose which may be relied upoa and all NAV
iee condent % TIE purity Of every article obtained at
my establishment. that discriminating nublic
VIII continue to sHstam me in my eBdeayors by their
patronage assuring then thar every article " III be held
us represented Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded al al hOuTs Of the dav and igAt
Iyl uhWlI b. VI. hAHEIh.. Annthecnrv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

ACCIDENT TO STEAMER CASoNIcUs. The
steamer Canonicus, which left Providence Tuesday,
with party ofladies and gentlemen of this city, on
an excursion to the Crystal Palace, burst one Of her
steam pipes' on the Sound, causing alarm, but
iojuring no one. The passengers we're landed at
New London, where tickets by Railroad were fur
nished al the expense Of the boat, and the party
proceeded to New York. The boat will he repaired
IN season to leave New York Friday, agreedbly 10
advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

M. : CHANN having returned 10 Waldo Block
Daguerfelan Rooms, VIII attend personally TO those
who may favor him with call
a u those Wishing for psrfsct gem Of the art will
Vi course iVaii themselves Of the first opportunity Of
GAZING on Mr. a. md secure OF more Of those ma
menioes which ia The hour Of afiJctisn no prce can
purchase. f O'i
closing them in very beautiful case inaid with near
ior SI,OO' Also, in very hne rasss for cts
flease cal and examine specimens before purchasing
AT any Other rooms, nd satisfy ourselves that Won
can buy cheaper ara better Dagnereotypes at Chaps
than any other ooms in this CIV r-'''
a sitting ttg ''' "lui
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

LARGE FRUir.-J. w. Carey Of Shrewsbury,
has Ieft at our Office specimen Of the Duchess
d'Angouleme pear raised by him, weighing eighteen
ounces This Kind is remarkable, not only for its
great size, bat is excellent in quality, when raised
on the ounce, and in favorable soil and exposure.
It bears poorly on pear stocks, but very well on
uuncc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
Trial of Hook md Ladder.

20. were two minutes and twenty FIVE seconds
ia taking the ladders from the carriage, and placing
them up to and over the roof Of the building land two
minutes ia returning them to their proper place.
JosEPH PRATT,
Chairman Of BID Of Umpires.
The Board Of Engineers feel in duty bouud to make,
through you, some explanation to the above, in re-
gard 10 the trial not allow ed ia the report Of um.
pires, which is as follows:
No. had on their brakes two more men than
they were entitled o.-In No. As last three perpen.
dicular trials, the second was mt allowed on &C.
couu Of some misunderstanding between the engineer
and Board Of EMPIRES, bat that trial was allowed
by several who looking on, to be the best Of the
last three trials.
E. N. HOLMES, Chief Eng ineer.
b. f. HUTCHINSON, Ash Chief.
A. BROwN, Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

HEAVY Snow FOR THE SEAsoN.-We
learn by letter from Phillips, Franklin Co., that
on Wednesday before last, snow fell in the town
Of Rangeey, TO the depth of one foot Between
that place and Phillips, travel was interrupted for
several days in consequence. The trees border
ing the road, were so loaded with snow, that they
bent down and obstructed the way Portland
Advertiser, Oct4.
The Portland Argus Of Tuesday, states that
snow fell in Carthage, on Wednesday last, 10 the
depth Of six inches, among the mountains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

1pour readers will see by advertisement, that the
yet uniivalled OLE BULL, will give one Of his splen
did Concerts being the last ard ony one that he will
give here, on Monday evening next. He will be as
sisted by W Prince Of Pianists, sTaAxoscH and by
the truly wonderful little sIgnorina Patti Such con-
cenraion Of musical TALENT has never been combined
In one concert in this city, and have doubt II
will draw great audience
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
AteaA Estate, Insurance, Employment and
BOARDING agency,
10. 2s9 Min 81. Wnrcesler m stnirs

No 233 Main ST.. Worcester, Up Stairs
DO you wish to sell your real estate? Do Won wish
10 buy house? DO you wish to let yonr iopses IN
good tenants? Do you wish to get our life or your
goods insuredf Have you house you wish to selI9-
Are you in want of help, either male or female? Do
you wish for boarders! Are You in want of boarding
mouse! Have you for sale or to let? Do Won
WISH to borrow money collateral security? Have
you money to lend ON mortgage. of real estate? Do
you wish to buy farm? Have you house lots for salep
storei Have You an Office 10 lei? Doyon wish 70
hlfe an ofiicef Are You in want of empl6ymentP If
so, you WIN do well TO call at the above sency.
jyl5 deodtG LEWIS q MINI
orcester Water Cure lnstItutton-No
GitEN SIREET-This Institution is well arranged
i"t me treatment Of nvais all seasons of the yeaI
TERMS usually, for lul board and treatment. tom
week ~ % per
E"5h patient should furnish one line and two heavy
otto4 Sheetsi two wooden blankets; one comfortable
aud old ineD for handages. ''
Ont door practice attended to as usual
Office hours from 2to4P. NJ.
dech DIV : .ROGERS NJ u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

MUsEUM.-Great efforts making az this establish.
ment 70 produce new and novel entertainments Last
evening tho thrilling mvlo.drama, entitled "Evelsen
Wilson,, was produced for the first time in this city
to crowded and delighted audience This beastila
drama was written by J. Pilgrim, Esq, of New York.
and was played at the s. CHARTS Theaer, that city,
for the unprecedented period of 100 consecutive nights
II is peculiarly adapted 10 the Museum company by
whom il is well represented The Mss has been Oh
tanned, and the piece produced great EXPENSE and
ought 70 hll The Museum Hall for AZ least a week \
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
The Creators medicaa Discovery of n.

Age
Mr.. KENNEDY, of RoSburv aas ifs,oss,.s = 49,.
of our common Pasture Wesds q. remedy tSat 30,
every Kind Of HumoIs from the WORSE sssila dGyr ~,
a common Pimple. lie has tried il in aysg t,vrg mn,
bred eases, and failed except in two ear.s hn
der humor) lie has in his possession epsr I've
hundred certificates of iss value, all within taeutv
miles Of Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing ere.
mouth
One to 'hrse boSsa siIl the ors, hind Of pim
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles s III clear the sy stem Of biles
Two bottles r. warranted 10 cure the tanker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three five bottles Is warranted 30 care the Isorsk
of ETyspeas.
One to two bottles is warranted tt sure an hamor in
the eyes.
Tive botlesis warranted to running Of shs ears
and S0tehes among The hair.
-Four 40 sia bottles is warranted to corrupt and
rgnaag ulcers
One bottle wifi cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
1--WE 90 tAEee bottles is warranted so Ihe Urs
ease Of FiBswOrm.
Two TO three kouiesis warranted to surs the most
desperate ease Of rheumatism.
Three faHF bottles ia warranted salt rhe um.
Five TO eight bottles will care sac of
fsla.
bsaeft rs afwsvs experienced from rhs FIRST bottle
lis taken
Reader, psddfsd over taoasapd bottles Of his in
tne vicinity OF Basicp. sRow the effects of it In
every sasr. 30 ssre water VIII eztaguish IRE 80
sure VIII this cure AamaT flevsF sold a bottle of il
but tAat bottle sold another; after frial it always
speaks for itself 1hyre aie two things aboa, thjs herb
taat appears 10 me surprising drsi thSt ia srovs our
pastures, y some places game plenty and yet value
has never beea known aAul disc9v eied in 1916
second That ST. oni3 cure all Minds Of hunr have
g1vsR "a GAlaren yeal si3 Bp sid Men of Sky.
!yem Inc aoMeesa woman n BostoR, the belle Of
Roaantual, ana in all cases he csre il certain. Nc
change OF Gt Is ever Necessary n, bcst you can
gel have likewise an Aerb Whea sin msied in sweet
o @sS"vts SeLcniohs swelling of tAe Rsok and under
The eays-Pfies so cents
HHfctiens for Adult one fable spoon fuJ pc.
daF ehHtfsn over eight safs, desert spoonful child.
Zen from i've TO tiehg years tea spnoaaf As no di
rcc'i0n csn De applicable TO MI constitutions take
enaugh 70 operate on the bowels tW ice day
NJ Kennedy sives persona! atsenSaAes in bad cases
Of Scrofna.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONAED KENNEDY
100 Warren street, RoxbuEy For sale by BEDDING
& Co g sdate street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. scott, W. B Green, s.
c White Co, q. A. BarEiRgi on Il Co, 3 81. Marsh
F. ID Weather bee, Cal4weDS Hdl, Bush d Gu, James
Greenf 1T. LaGeh sihley Scout Elappvfi- Geo
Roberts SoathbrHtser A. P. Amhion. do, augl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
Reasons why the Climax Hskr Tonic
shaaId be T7sesl,

LIST. To Produre new hafT
End. To prevent badness.
Sd. To siTe dandruf "}ear TO wnhdraw
4th. To promote the growth of she ha7
5th. TOgfso she Aair reh AID }axvrlaat appear,
anee.
9Th. To give the nafr natural gloss.
7th. To earl the hair easily
slh. To 6sess tbs ha5r tastefalv
9th. To prevent she hair frOB ,uraisg gsay.
10th. To sare the headache
llh To keep the mead clear
18th Because il is she best compound in use for
these purposes
Sole Proprietor, L. ?. LA3ELL, Druggist, 20l
rect wi DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-We learn from
Fiichburg, that c. Corey,of Alho, "a brak, man on
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad, had
his legcrushed on Tuesday while Stacking car.
Ampstlton of the limb was performed by Or.
Hitchcock of Fi1chburg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
nEiIIer,x nnar,t,c.,,

rh, TUI IfHIHE TEEN UverExposed Nerves,
ms Cpef7tion, original with The subscriber has
Heen performed by him, during Nv O and Aalf wears
nearly three hundred times, with Il lass of epe tooth
qny, so lar as known Also BY several distjnquished
Uehtlsts whom he instructed more Than tive wears
who have been emnentlv successful Nv NO ~ ~,
ne.h9p oil treatment heret fore USE can SO many
exposed. = % Nj, yG tC1
dec1l ~ - mibi4bi1,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

~ Chevalisr Husemann ban gone to Boston, to
spend a lew days. lie will 6ud some very songe.
NAL society there, undoubtedly and Professor Bow.
en- and Peeping Tom will be IN ecsiacies.
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A Card.

Gard.
The Board of Engineers of the Worcester Fire De-
partner, tender their hanks to Engine Companies
NO and Hose Companies No. /, 2, aud 4, and
Hook and ladder Co. Mo- /, Tor the services of the
Suffolk Brass Band, of Boston, which was by those
companies, rendered 10 them for the use of The Wor-
cester FIRE Department on the day of their drill
In behalf of the Board of Engineers.
F F $ /; %SgS#iS'soN Committee.
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InteTligemoe Gnhcn

Having been duly licensed to keep an TNrzLlIsENcv
0FFlcE Inc undersigned is prepared 10 furnish Hotels
noaI uihs houses aAd Private Families with American
ana other male and female help o. Orders from The
CEuntry promptly attended 40 Persons in wan NJ
call ''' '' ih'I'eu w
u Tenements Stores, and Office
~ MONEY TO loan IN collateral securitv
auglO Oily LEWIS c. HUM g93 Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
COAL Avn CITY COAL YARn

NOW on hand, and constantly receivlns =, c,..
! Coal Yard best varieties Of Pennsylvania cos}
oi aany usel wnlGn VIII DO sold at the lowest mnrke,
uuallly and Weight warranted satisfactory. o,aa..
le a Ci!y Coal Yard Office, Park IT, AZ ibe eo
,bpo"ah , ~, p ~ Hawkins, Jr, Lincoln squcre or
promptly filled. ~ EAw,v rsceiVed and
Sept 10, 1868. """N' agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

Y We would call the attention Of our readers
to an excellent article 10 this paper, headed "The
Springfield Cheat" in which, the resolutions Of
the Wing Convention. on the Constitutional
Question are fairly shewn up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

LIBERAL.-P. T. Banum has given $500
towards monument to the memory Of Knud
Iverson, the youthful hero who was drowned by
bis companions, because he would not steal
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LOST.

IN Monday, a Gold BREAsTPlN. The Initial =,
~ the front ofthe lin, were I'M. s. c. and N W ~ :,
hneVef mas found rbe same, and will leave il a, M
subsidy rewarded. dr. D0'N' shdli d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

, M, " M; q j: NEWTON, DENTrsrs have re-
ioNeu iher uiflce Iom Gronts Buildings TO thr pleas
T NV ana spacious Rooms, in Brinley Row over the
1Iuzens' Bank, and directly opposite The American
apl4 ut
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

ubersoi the City Anti'SIavery society khd
iintepesied in It's operations, are reqHet;-
atiths PoLIcE CeTsT Room, on FRIDAY
y, p. NJ.
ssuYer's Report will be read, new Board
elected, and arrangements made Tor this
Iufse Vi Lectures.
z. w. HIGGINSON, President.
RsIE. Secsy. e5 DOT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. s.
Arthur o'Nsi, ior being drunk, was fined 81
aud costs. amounting to S57l, which he did not
pay. and was committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

QUiEsIeAmosD Stockholders meeting.
Tor choice Of Directors, this morning. at 10 o'clock.
w. JEEEIsoE, Praident.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

ETA man was lately arrested, fined, and i'm
prsoned in Quebec, for neglecting TO take his hat
off 10 the streets, as The procession Of High Mass
was passing. This is in a Protestant country,
and In the 10Th century,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06
WE. 5. BARTON
attorney ard Counsellor al

attorney ard Counsellor at Lao,
NOTARY PUBLIC
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, for New York New Jer-
sty, &C, No 3 Harrington Garner Wc,costar
aD13 davistF "
Worthy of Noticc.-Dr. Mo,se;s Invioor.tin,
ordla, the only sure and safe remedy vet discovered
Tor general debility rui GUS ncapactating for socie
hack limbs and nerves. are speedily removed with All
Iecuons and important advice The married or single
Nte AdOeFtlSenlent. lel4 dM&ThaMlY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

" 5. w. seby az 90. will seII, at 10 o'clock, thia
morning the Cottage House, at the corner Of Arch ard
Orchard Streets, belonging TO ]. $. Small
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

II Clappyil'e Oct 4, George Edward, son of Mr. II.
" Funeral Saturday. 9Th inst, at II oclock. A. Nd
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ORAMP AND PAIN KILLER.


reg Heir Changed AID New Groaoth Producedt
. The Introduction Of " Van Deuset,s Improved
ahreae," the great Hair Restorative and acknowj
gea Specific FOR changing Gray Hair to its primitive
0r has been attended with the most signal and itlde
able success Snch declaration is based on The Uaer-
testimony of unquestionabie facts. Vegetable
toperces embrace those nourishig and terminating
iLHahhts which, m cnucert with Nature act on the
ulbs and germs, causing the reproduction Of q new
rowth often obstructed by sickiy and deranged Hair
hi lormg that depese OF coioring matter necessary
eject change of Gray Hair its natural asfe,t
It's purely Vegetable Preparation; free from ail ad-
mixture o mineral acids, alcoholic liquids and those
oye-siuiis so peculiar to the novel inventions of the
aay' sale ana pleasant in its application it is one of
the most agreeable preparations of the Toilet aIavs
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDWELL & HILL, Apothecaries.
229 Main s., Agents for " orcester.
JyI9 deoHS-uEno
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no 9Gaen6Iernen and La dies.

fsn@ishiae well made Shirts, Besoms, and
hear Gf iiaSics. accustomed TO nice sewing.
tionts the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 233
Ladies whOAayo nice sewing 10 do. eau also
R0dated So div
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ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION OF SALMON.
"A meeting Of the salmon fishing propretors in
the River Tay, was held last week at PERTH for
the purpose Of considering the question of the ar
tlhciaI propagation of salmon. The chief speak
er was Mr. Thomas Ashwortll, from Ireland who
stated that his brother and he, have, the present
time, about 20, 600 young salmon in ponds, pro-
ducsd by artificial means, which are daily fed
with suitable food. His brother and himself
having purchased the Galway salmon fishery, in
Ireland, they determined TO try an experiment
there for the artificial propagation of salmon A
suitable place having been fixed on at Outerard,
operations were commenced between the 10th of
December aid the LIST OF January last, which
was about month too late, yet boxes were pre-"
pared, In which the spawn of the salmon were
deposited. These boxes were about Is inches
square, and feet in length, with zinc grating
in the suice al either end. There were 20 boxes
in all, which were filled with gravel or small
stones, to the depth six inches. 10 procure the
and milt Of the female and male salmon, the
fish were taken by small nets on the spawn lords
at night. and instantly and without injury, put
into tub one fourth full of water. The female
fish was FIRST turned on her back, one man holding
the taiI, another running his hands down each
side from the head, and, pressing lightly with his
thumbs, the was readily discharged into the
About 470 salmon were treated in the manner
above, and again retaraed to the river. Mr.. Ash
worth explained hcw the oya and miIt were mixed
in the tub, and then taken out of it with cup,
and deposited in the boxes. when it was covered
with additional gravel. There are 10000 young
salmon IN these ponds, from two inches to three
inches in length. The fine zinc gratings were
used to prevent both trout and insects from getting
into The ponds, as they very destructive 10 the
salmon fry. The ponds were about 20 yards in
length, and II to Is yards in breadth: aud it was
intended to keep the young salmon in them for 10
months. They would then be able TO take care
of themselves on the way TO the sea. He stated
also that it was Indispensable the young salmon
should he fed daily with choppee flesh meat.--
The current of water running through the boxes
must be pure and free from mud, and great care
was required to be taken during the periods Of in
cubatiOn, when the rivers were flooded by heavy
rains, to divert the muddy water fom the boxes
1t took about 100 days until the spawn gave
indication IF life. The expense Of this plan of
artificial propagation he did not estimate to exceed
pound thousand, which was at the rate of one
farlhlng for each salmon. After some discussion,
ii was resolved that the experiment should he
tried in Tay, and committed was appointed to
adopt the requisite measure~.-LOndOn Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

:, Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street All orders left with g. w
RICE, at l.: d. Goddard Co.'s, will meet with promp
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mach
merry. dsc9hs az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

mrs > q % q Il w N, m experienced apdsucce
iui Midwife, holds herself IN readiness day and pieb
70 attend to the duties # her profession Resdenc
No. 6A1stn street. ooi AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

For Si@es-5tfom 10 to Is inch Cylinders.
TINS Stove il constructed on the most Scientific min
cpes, and will consume its own smoke and ya1e as,
making saving of 40 per Ct over any other stove now
III use The CRATE and e-box are so arranged that M
sitting is required of The fuel burnt in this stove and
The fire only requires repenshi ing once in "a bou,s
ID. c. THURSTON
a"<o de9 lnalh ~ Man stree,
boarding Agency! Boarding Agency ,!
Residents OF This City, strangers visiting the Citv
IN want OF Board, and those having Rooms 10 e, in
or without board are respectfully invit, to avail them
selves Of the advantages of this Agency NJ OFc
933 Main street, up stars LEWIS C. MUM
nnl7 div "
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spar kling Soda " ater-With The psu.I ",
riety OF choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dola
be t. LAZELL, Apotheeary,
HyLf di 20 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-06

u aER6 4tAliable TestimO1y.-Tbe
increasing demand for the Excelsior Hair
Ithe Ladies' IN all sections is PROOF that they
s'a Good Article, and the best before the pub
Essine vhe 'HUr. As a toilet article il is uls-
HrepaEed by Lombard q CundaH,