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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

% In the House, Jan 6, the principal candidates
for Chaplain the venerable DR.. Lyman Beech
er and Rev. Stephen Lowell, Methodist, and former
ly, if not now, assistant editor of the Olive Branch
On the first ballot, DR.. Beecher had SO and MIR.
Lowell SO; on the second, Beecher ia, Lowell ll3;
on the third, Beecher 106, Lowell l52-138 being
necessary for choice. Mr. Lowell was according
y elected. DR.. Coggswell advocated the choice Of
Mr.. Lowell, on the ground that he was the father of
ten children. This argument met by a stronger
claim of The same kind in behalf Of Dir. B., who has
been the father Of thirteen. But the point was final
y carried in behalf of Mr.. Lowell, by the statement
that he had just taken to himself neU lpite
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DENTISTRY,

From the Report OF the Committee On Dentistry
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
ITO the case presented by o. Harris, of Worces-
ter me COMMITTEE gave their UNANIMOUS AND UN-
QUALIFIED praise both for the eence of the mate
RIAL the natnralness and delcacy of color the perfect
Carving OF the teeth, and aso o the superiority of The
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting of the
teeth TO it,
IN view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
StI V W q al,
Tor the specimens presented"
Having increased facilities for the manufacture of
Teeth, the subscriber prepared furnish Dentists with
ht9eH Ieetl OF superior quality, both strength
and lie like appearance.
Particular attention paid to Filling. and all other oper
atoms OF the Teeth. ~
L9oth Brushes; also, Tooth Powders, and WASH SUI
perior articles, may be had OF 0. + HARRIS.
l58 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Ofica
may22 dawiv
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The WILL OF THE LATE AMOS LAWRENCE.
The Traveller states that the will OF the late Amos
Lawrence has been probaed. 1t is OF great length,
and made years ago, but codicll Added states
that he sees no reason 10 alter its conditions. His
large property is left to his direct heirs, male and le
male, and their descendants. The document exhsb-
its evidence of the peculiar business sagacy OF the
testator. His sons named in the will as the ex-
eculors. In the codic after returning thanks 10
God for proongng his life, he says: 81 have been
my executor, or many years,o the surplus prop
erty have received, and intend 10 be while my
power of mind will allow t.'
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Es-The Richmond Cya.) Despatch of the llth

"a The Rtchnlond (Va.) Despatch of the llth,
has the following items:
INsoLENT-On Saturday evening, free negro
named Benjamin b. Smith, refused to give the
footway to Mr. John Priddy, and used insolent
language towards him. Mr. P. stated on going to
his residence last Saturday night, between and 7
O'Clock, lie the prisoner standing near his
gate, and as Smith did not seem disposed to give
way for him, he walked around. On getting to
the gate, Mr. P. said to the prisoner, "What's
your name, sir :" The reply was, sSmith's my
name" "Where do live I" "Where | am stand
ing" fDo you want to see some of my boys p"
said Mr. p. ''You attend to your boys and I'll
attend to mine, was the response of the negro
For this language Mr. P. had the negro arrested
Yesterday the Mayor ordered Mr. Black insolence
20 lashes, and to be committed in default of $50
security
DIsoHARGED.-Charlotte Coy, free negress,
was arrested with Powhatan papers on Sunday
evening last. She was ordered 10 return TO Pow
hatan county yesterday, and upon promising to
fulfil the order, was discharged.
The Richmond (Ya) Republican of the 18th,
has the arrest of four other negroes for want of
registers, and the fogging of another with fifteen
stripes, for being in the street at half past eleven
o'clock on Sunday night without pass.
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A GARDENS. wTNsLow To ruEI.n,rs

a CAR D.--MIs. WINSLOW TO THE LADIEs
MIRA Wnslow, an old and experienced nurse and Fe
male Physician, would call the attention of lhe
her soothing syrup for Children eethng n will Inn
mealaely relieve them from pan, alay all spasmodic
aouuh soen lne gums, reduce inflammation and IN sure
,oniegnlhe lne bowes. Depend upon IT,, Mothers il
WI gVs resi- 10 yourselves, and relief and health 10
yo W chnuIen' " Price, 20 cents per bottle.
have sold very large quantities Of Mrs. Wlnslow's
,g syrup during the past six years, several thon-
sau hv iast ear We believe Il the best medicine In
Wv Woflu ior children eethnR. for the cure of D,s-
INJURY ana Dlnrnwa IN Children, whether il arises from
uhhg or amy other cause. IL gives universal Eatla
"ouoh-neyer heard complaint from any one using IL
newer sold medicine universally successful IN re-
nevhg pain aud affecting cuIes--fellef IL AnsoLurnLv
SURE. CURTIS a PERKINS, Druggists, Banaor. Ma
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER
Inc world Ia nstonshed nj the wonderful cures mar
formed BY the CRAMp AND PAIN KILLER propa,ed
by CURTIS a. PERKINS. Its equal has never .Lfsn
known Tor removing pan In all cases; for he cure of
sphhl complaints, cTamp IN The limbs and st9nacl
Ineumd tsin IN all iis forms, bill Gus cholic burma sore
throat, ana gravel IL decidedly the best remedy n The
world For particulars SEQ circulars In The hands OF
Agenls ioi gratuitons circulation.
. N Bile sure and call foe CURTIS a. PERKINS,
tramp anu Pain Killer All others bearing this name
NJ, bnse limitations Price ia, 2b 37l cia per bottle
ncohiuR 10 ske. Sold In neary every town In the
Sta,e Agents Tor Worcester Hush a Co.., l.. 4, Lazel,
W harrington Chcriy Valley, Botomley a Gill,
rp,tc.r, >. N crpul a 20 East lIroohnel1, Alonzo
npnam ". broohneld Fiske X Go. iirookbeld, Geo.
nav" 90 oc27 daw1y
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{r-@POIsONTNG -

ThonsanGs of Parents who use Vcrmifuge composed
OF Castor OH, CalOHel, &c, are not aware that while
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually law
ing tne FOUNDATIONS Tor series OF diseases, such sal.
iyauon, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
III another column will be found the advertisement Of
hobensacks Medicines, winch We ask the attention Of
al utecty interested III their well their Chill
dren's health. In Liver complaints and all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type, you should make use
oil me only genuine medicine IIobensack's Liver Pills
NJ be MOI dsce'0ed," but ask for Hobensaek's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills and observe hat each has
me Signature o. The Proprietor, J. ~ HOBENsACK,
as none else are genuine
H. T. LAzELL, E II. MARSH, and D SCOTT,
Jr Agents for Worcester
uovI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAIL
RoAD.-By the breaking Of the switch At the
Lackbwauna junction on rhe Erie Railroad. the
express train bonnd East, on the night of The
10Th, was thrown of the track. The baggage car
was rolled over several times and badly smashed
One passenger car was thrown against tree and
TWO others ran oiithe track. No passengers re-
ceived any injury.
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Impcrtant from FIortdo.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.
The Florida Legislature have passed bill for
the issue Of $500, 600 in bonds, 10 raise the reg
iments of troops, with which to aid the General
Government to exterminate the Indians, and in
case the Government does not interfere and pro.
tect the State, previous to the 4th of May next,
the State is then authorized to proceed in the
work. at all hazards.
The shock of on earthquake was distinctly felt
at Milageville Ga, on the sth inst.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. II.
depuaton of Cubans has visited this CITY,
and urged very strongly that this government would
abandon It's attempts to purchase Cuba for the rea.
sons that it will be abortve, and that it discourages
the exertions of those Cubans who really desie TO
procure their independence.
BURLINGTON, Jan. IT,
Gov. Fairbanks, OF this State, has appoint.
ed Ex-senator Phelps as the successor of the late
Mr. Upham in the U. S. Senate
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Genuine Family Medicines, and Physicians
prescriptions carefully prepared from materials of the
quest char cter.
That the purest, and most reliable drugs should he
used N the preparation of family medicines and pre-
Sefptons, proposition too clear TO be questioned.
The subscriber fully recognizing this nporant fact as
sures the pubic, that medicines obained of him. may
be depended upon as unsurpassed in point OF quality.
d Il. I. LAZELL, Apohecary,
Jun 1, 1898. dawtf POI Main sueet
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, gray nalr ohangsd ~ the uso OF Van

Gray Hair Changed by the use of yan
Deusen,s improved Wahpene.-The reputa-
alon Which ms celebrated article has acquired in lis
Ished' among the various remedies of the present
oay' offered Tor The Improvement of The human Hair,
ms ms repIaslon the result of patient and laborious
Physiological research, has extensively r,ceived and
merted public favor 1t requires but The careful appli
eatlon o. van Densen's Improved Wohpenen agfeen-
e 20 ne directions inrnshe, to be convinced Of It's
beneficial effects To those whose hair from sicL ne
OF o'lrr causes, becomes Impoverished or fallen on
TINS preparation will cause to be newly replenisbed
become chnnged ana to return TO its original color
agents Tor Worcester CALDWELL y HILI, Apoth
ecaries, 229 Main street. nov27 * :, en
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ARREST OF SHOE LEATHER THIEF-The
Manchester Mirror contains account Of the arrest
OF Joseph NJ. Howe, formerly Of MAJ Iboro, Mass,
on charge Of stealing large amount of shoe stock
from Messrs Bond and Corey, at Amoskeag. Stock
10 the amount of over $500 found in his possess
sion. There is another delinquency of an equally
serious nature, charged against him. He was lock-
ed up for examination.
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CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Saturd

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan, IS.
SENATE.-After the opening of the Senate, Mr.
Foot announced the death of Senator Upham, of
Vermont.
At the conclusion of Mr. Foot's remarks the
Senate adjourned
HoUsE.-One private bill was passed
message was received from the Senate an
nouncing the death of Mr.. Upham.
Mr. Miner delivered some remarks eulogistical
OF the deceased. After some further remarks APP
propriate to the occasion by other MEMBERS the
House adjourned.
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VIZ 10 Lowell, on Saturday, young mother
WEN oul Tor II lew minutes, leaving her child asleep
IN the cradle and on returning found her room on
fire, and the child burnt to death.
"a There are three brothers, all Wings, by the
name OF Lowelat this time members of the Maine
Senate, namely James Lowell, Of the Lincoln dis
trct William Lowell, Of Cumberland, and Steph
en- Lowell, of Piscataquis.
"a James Bass, aged twenty nine, in the en-
Ploy OF the Western Railroad Company, at West
from locomotive which was standing on the
bridge over the west branch Of the Housatonic.
gB- Somebody wisely remarks that steam il The
grand annihilatOrj II annhales time and upace and
whole mu'iudes Of passengers. THINK Heaven.
the ann'hilator stands in danger Of being itself an.
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COughs, CoIhs. aid Cnnanrnntin,.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAhI. so IA.
vora6y and extensively known for the past 25 wears is
Notwithstanding the many other preparations oftls day
oy general consent Of Physicians and Others ackpo,I
edged as the STANDARD REMEDY for all diseases Of
me Lungs Ihroal and Chest. Certificates TO almost
any extent, might be given if deemed necessary To-
qme ioT II Oy It's whole name, many limitations have
appeared. Prepared by Reed, Cutler q, Co Wholesale
pL9ssls ~ India street, Boston, and sold in Woces-
Sr py Apohecarits generally; also by country Mer-
Price so cts w III
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n 70 mi OV Ed
rom my old Room, No. I22 Main street. to
No. Z CUP STATRS,) mder
ID r IN LEY HALL.
S. B. CON GDoN.

y D. CU N O DUN.
NJ b. Engraving Of all kinds done in the neatest nm
nel' stencils, stamps, Brands, Door AMI Coffin Plates
Door Nos and Letters and Figures of different sizes
ior patterns &C furnished at short notice.
Also stencils for marking Linen to use with Indeli
Bile Ink without preparation. lana dim
Worcester Water Cure InsfEtutIou No
I Glen SlhEET-This Institution is well arranged
ioI ,ne treatment If invalids at all seasons of the ven,
,innnme, %c'-For full board and treatment from as
per week. ' "' ~~ ="
nasn patient should furnish one line and two heavy
U i sneeIsi TWO wooden blankets; one comfortable
and old linen for bandages '
O1t door practice attended to rs usual
once hours from 2 to 4P. M.
ueoO uWt s. ROGERS NJ Ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

ADAMS Il CLAFIIN having formed Co-partner-
ship viii be happy receive call from their friends
and the public generally, at their rooms 42 and l65
Main street magnificent assortmen Of all the diff.
erent styles of Fancy Cases. suitable for PRESENTS Just
received. Give a call dec2l DIFF
Colds, 1.-THE New York National Democrat says:
Every body barking from The effects offs bad cold
The whole community dogged look" Why
don't they get of Bush's Cough Cure Lozenges.
These effcctuay Colds, Coughs, Sneezing, Bark.
ing and even logged looks" You need not Try 'em
unless you please but when you see them used, you
uon't logged looks" Can at
ianl4 d3t BUSH & CO.'S.
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h 9 HIS rs te mos, elsctual remedy ever discover ed for
nanl pulrid Sore Throat, SCARLET FrVER rnS
~, nm s ohNhEh RASH, CANKER or THRlIsH IN
sENT opin o. wha + usually termed Sore Moaih, ny.
Nnrsina " nu .hhker N the Bowels, Sore Mouth OF
Mnno IN snorl Tor almost all the Affections of lhe
murous Membrane oftho Mouth, Throat and nlimenia
'sen,Iz " hold ny D. SCOTT, Jr,
''F'h WI 213 Main Etroat Wntrant..
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MARRIAGE OF A CHINAMAN.-Mr Dong Ar
Shove, the well known tea vender, was yesterday,
Goth inst.,) united in the bands of wedlock, at
Saint Mathews Church, South Boston. Cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Clinch, in the
presence Of quite a number yf persons. The
brides name was Louisa M. Henss, young lady
Of German parentage.
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HIN BOYDEN.

stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. zoo Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts, Stocks, and Specie, bought and sold Bills a Ex-
change drawn Oh Barring Brothers, d Co.. payable in
England, Ireland, Scotland, &C. in sums 10 suit Drafts
and Votes collected in any State in the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c, &c.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House. and op-
pose the Worcester County Bible socetys Depository
WOrcester, MAY ID. 1859. distf
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:, = Special Notice to Foreigners.

iHomFsON a. CO., Express forwnrders bavino
arpagemenls for drawing Checks directly on The
ne,ast banking Company, at Belias Ireland or any Of
T are now ready TO draw Checks on the above
Company, from & to O,OOO 'o
chg ns auvahinge OF sending 10 friends abroad n Bank
obvious. '' "'"S' We clearly
Bills OF Exchange, Checks and Passage Ce,,ieoo,a.
ior passages from Liverpool 10 Now York ar nos,nn
'utnlshea al This Office. s. V.R. IICKCOX, Agent
Jee df Waldo Block, Main Atr,et 49,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


F Myers Extract of Rock Rose has been but n short
time before the public, yet sufficiently long to effect
cures so remarkable TO call forth hundreds of nnsor
lcited testimonials, from those who their restora-
ton OF health to its 1t is worthy of notice. that
these are not from imaginary individuals or from per-
sons in some remote part of the country hut from per-
sons oil high espectabty and influence in the vicinity
where they reside. Read the certificate of Chauncey
Jerome, Esq, the great Clock Manufacturer:
Ma. A. B. l., MYERs,-Deqr tr:-Some eighteen
months since severely afflicted with Dyspepsia
and Indigestion used one large bottle Of your Com
pound Extract of Rock Rose and Sarsapara and feel
II has completed cure. CHAUNCEY JEROME.
Myers Extract of Rock Rose for sale by Caldwell 4,
Hill, and E. Ii. Marsh retail Agents James Green and
Lewis t. Laze, wholesale and retail Agents and Ding
gsts generally, where panphlets&c may be had gratis
janis dTulVaT6aw
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% Extract Of letter received from gentle
man who has Just returned to this country from
trip to China, relative 10 the feelings of the Ja-
panese toward the expedition of Com Perry:
81 was informed by gentlemen, native of
Japan, that the emperor is ready for the Ameri-.
can expedition. He exhibited letter to me,
which he had just received from one of his coun-
trymen, then on the island of Jeddo That the
people kept a strict lookout all over the coast !;
and their fires were already burning on the noun
tains at night in order to be prepared in case the
squadron should appear al night. One million of
soldiers are ready and at hand. The coast is all
set with guns, while In the bay of Jeddo, where
the fleet is expected, there are countless war
jlnks, and the whole bay is surrounded with in
Vulnerable forts. The expedition will find the
japanese much better soldiers than they anlci-
pate. The presents had better have
been left at home. A trade will not soon be
opened with that country, except by force.''
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80 The Medina Democrat says there is an in
sa"e man N mat town, named Smh--hs joints are
all double, and he can displace them ram ,ha;r
natural position without any Inconvenience, or anv
great effort. lie has Two pair Of lungs, and bv in.
mailing air sufficient to Gil BOTH can continue tbjrty.
eight minutes without breathing. He served under
Gen. Taylor IN the late war with Mexico.
We think there must be an insane man in tba,
town, but whether his name is Smith or NOT. ,,e
should hesitate to decide till we knew the name Of
the editor Of the Democrat-P Pan, b,ynoI
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Drawing and Painting Academy,

PROF: ROliNER has returned to the city, and re-
moved ms studio 10 the splendid in MON Block
over L. D. Goddard Co.'s store, where he proposes TO
open
Dto9lng and Painting Academv,
or Adults and Youths. The terms will be six dollars
or "a lessons provided sufficient number of pupil, are
obtained. - F'f'' NV
mr.. H. will continue to paint Portraits as usual and
VIII guarantee perfect likenesses Specimens Of his
WORK may he seen at his rooms and aides and Gentle
decd i,c
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JAHfWs a. PNIRCE,

General Collector, 2l2 Main Street.
Worcester, Mass, will attend 10 the collecting Of
Notes. and Accounts of every description, with prompt
and fidelity.
REFERENcEs.-Benj. F. Haywood, NJ. d.. Hon. En-
DRY Washburn Goddard, Rice d Co.; b. l. Harden
& Co.. Earle q Drew, OF Worcester. NJ. ID. Phillips.
ESQ., of the firm of Phillips Sampson d Co., Boston.
Worcester, June rs. 1852. dtC
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453,ls7 40 s6s

IVY PVI u tVI PCT CI OFF pef CT
The free negroes have thus increased about three
times more rapidly than the white, and about Eve
times more rapidly than the slave population.
Should the increase continue only at the ordinary
rate of increase of population throughout the
umon-doubhng itself once in every twenty-five
y,ears-the free negro population of the state, by
the close of another period of sixty years, would
be largely upwards of two hundred thousand souls.
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STAND FROM UNDER. Our sister Rhody is
growing bellicose and threatening. The Warren
star says OF the business of the Legislature now in
session. addition to the election of a United
o,a ! senator, and remodelling the Liquor Law.
wn,en WI, eau up all the angry passions, 'quqnPe.
sachusats such touncng as toH satisfy her
and ouebearing disposition" e'f'''e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

AN EDITOR IN LUoK.-Mr Scrpps, editor of
the Democratic Press, has received a legacy, the
Chicago Tribune says, Of not less than ylC0 900
from an uncle who has just died in ST. Louis.
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VI New York city, Analytical physlclan ,.utL. +, =.
s,"@ce =. his oilco, corner Of Mechanic and rbncb
~, s mofces,er, during Tuesday and Wednesday. Ian
W." nv yn' 70 give advice to the SICK upon Mi s
are Invited to call. a at1a ing nIhlcteu
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DEATH or MRs. CBoATE.--Mrs. Miriam Eos
ter Choate, widow Of the late David Choate, and
the mother Of Hon. Rufus Choate, died at the
residence 81 her son David, at Essex, on Friday
morning, in the Saith year Of her age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

Waldo Block, W orcester. Goods and Packages for
warded TO Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat
tIeboro, Hartford, New Haven, PtsGeld Albany Troy
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, and ali
Intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above places. S. V. r. HICKCOX, Agent,
les DIT Waldo Block Main street.
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s. d: II. KINNEY,

nas taken Rooms directly opposite The Amsy,c, ,r.n,
perance House, Main street Wopcss,a," nonl
prepared 20 receive orders for D,sts statues M
" "s, M Gameo Likenesses &c Designs for Mona
"e ,Ys "OrSs also furnished on short notice.
dawu
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A. E. CInrla,a

Fashionable Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon. No.
2O5 Main street five doors orth of the American lodse
shaving Hair Cutting, Curling and shampooing Gone
Constantly hand, general assortment Of Pefumery
Particular pad cutting Ladies' and Child
EMS Hair nuVl6 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

For Filling Teeth overExp posed Nerves.
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during two and a half Years,
nearly three hundred times, with lie loss of one tooth
only so far as known. Also by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he Instructed more than years ago.
who have been eminently succt ssful By no ether
method OF treatment heret fore III use, can so many
teeth he saved, after their living membranes become
exposed s. P MILLER
decll Az
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Bounty Lands and Pensions!

And all Law matters attended TO as usual. Cash paid
for Soldiers Warrants. by w. s. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl-daws3m* Harrington Corner, Worcester.
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Designer and EngTayer, upon Wood and Stone
House ON Crescent sueet. All orders left with g. W.
RICE, at L. ID. Goddard & Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid drafting Mac
nery, dec3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-18

Gold Pems.-Mr 7. Martini the well known
eacher OF Penmans hip, in Brinley Row, has received
another lot OF those superior Gold Pens selected by
himself with great at The mandatory in New
York which he warrants will suit the hand and meet
the wants of the most iastidous lady gentleman