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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

PrHcucu ey ueat out IN TACT, our IDEAS OF Mis
form Of etiquette lacks pace entirely anh fastidious
"essas walks into mans eye, sixty or one undred
yards or This Is but ordinary fete with some me-.
bers OF this company At this work they can make Dun
gawan shake And in doing the honors Of the "fesvt
board they successfully rvaa corps of Editors an,
day. putting champagne out Of the question No aucke
would ball disappear at Wizards command by the
word presto be gone than basket Of champagne under
the absorbing influence of half dozen of the CORPS e
torai There is among them intuve eractne in hit
ting upon good things and capacity enjoy than which
no ordinary gifted indvidual up to- With th
exception however, the Gres possess peculiar faculty tc
enhance the interest Of , festive scene
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

II The papers in Paris supposed 20 be in the conf.
dence Of the Government say that the occupation Of tho
Danuban provinces by Russia will by regarded by France
as an act Of war The writer in considering the con
sequences Of division OF the Turkish Empire says thai
is too far of for France TO have any portion Of H. Bot
there other territories which would serve TO round
OIL France, aud would constitute Danuban provinces for
her, and make for her just such capital as Consannope
would make for Russia. The writer audes 10 tho Rhine
country and Itayin all times objects Of ambition to the
French peopIe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
RANGE OF THyRMoNrrrp

RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
At W. RandolpEs Book Store, l2l Main Street,
JucLr lsT. 1851 O'clock. IL o'clock a o;cio.ts-
Richmond College win be held street baptist Church.
a. 81 ss on E a%So evening The =, day o. jay beginning
be expected from the Rev. o. Mason Petersburg and Mr.
respectfully invited attend '"' College The HS sSp are
~ Noce-ESpress packages for Soyflt Sic6,yo1d Jef%
bury, dc intended for shipment per steamer, "a
yHEsToWS vi" hereafter be received by Messrs ADAMS CO.
90 Brosdway who the on authorized lgeut far g,n,,..
privileges by these Ships.
onee Of New York and virginia Steamship Co. No. N broad
"as,.oDlAs rLzasazIs, Agenl. jeis-H
DLEAsURE ExCURsIOv-THE LARGE. 60,
6Fpk. ~ SpL ~ S1SANEa BEITI
Of The ll july AZ oeIscS pes lbs We
can be had q Mr. Hddek The BooEstors Of NJ j. b.
instant and during Of me d July q Boat
=. nv. WAR. AZ ho ty2-1t
EDLEAsuRE EXCURSION FOURTH JULY a sse-n
The , steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt, Johnk No
MONDAY evening" next IN JSy leaving IN. -Ss+
Hye .el,T; ~ o'clock y h and rnrn about dusk
w Music and Refrsshmenis as usual. h"g ~
E,NG1EEER wANTED-Ths servke.of GOOD prae,l..i W.
ham Road By making as, sSp.,oo and Sa9snI
Of Directors at FarmvDle. viii receiyepronpi attention.
,on DISTRICT OF CoLUMBil-The good schr
G D Sss s h s1y'GE a s 's .1 l gSsS9 o
ly7si. w.D. ooLaurrr 3 90.
AxPltfees NOTiCE-PARIsEN KING are now TunnIoS
~ their Express Mail ana $40, trs,R
Nfgnie and Tennessee Railroad 10 an
POINTS beyond The wes!srn terminus Of The Road through wes
ssn rgn. 70 hnoxye Tennessee They continue forward
and Expres0oods 70 and from New per no INoKF
and gAhEsLoWN as wen a. 70 the principal points North Car
gs grI s 3 ordering rsos You to specify assy
received and reeepted for ~ brsJ " KfN0 Of The arm
81 Do NOT be deceived BY orFsfos prfrS0s on m, st.s
mers THAT'S positively 10 b. HUMnUo, By n kKls
SSs cSsSp S,es s'0'' VIZ ksUE' I s.S a their
-. Pearl street. Richmond,
Jy7-9E 'P'' "'"S"VuN'A'
"ATkR COOLERS ko-Receiving this day further supi1
water Coolers E'hs'r''or'' &C., for s,ls n
hLDKkss gigse-By The slsaner Penn.yiysbis. smother
suppy o. ohdrens Cabs, willow Carriages direct from She
ia = ~, ZIMMERMAN.
NV AND BEAUTIFUL RETAILINa GOODS FOR TTIg IA.
Embroidered Pointed Muslin Collar,
EmbroideEed Muslin Sleeves
white 0lasiei sik aud Fringe 10 match
ureen Poidesol SILK and fringe % match
anoroidered white Tucked Muslin Dresses
rasternatoeS Psrasois; sik feusisn
BcraEesi Tissues, Grenedlncs
Muslin and Lace Bands O. A. owarKrN
Jy2-suf opcs,ii. r.s, y, -. ns.,s
NEW LAW BeoHe-Pothlcr on the Law on obIIesfons or
vonaets ~ W PothieI Translated from the French
"a. O. the subject BY VIM David Evans, Ksq, sdsa
General Assembly Of yIrsIoI. passed a.
rse yors ,oss sex sa,on ne so psper-si
kkssr ,I. ,sr pnponav, neE edition, VOLTS.
&. sourlsrt 90 do DO do-tt0
p% "h@ A. MORRIS
~. " Man strsst,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

UsKs on Isox -Ths i,~,,,,s, Ar 80. L.
l,.l,v .x.,.,,,, =, ...s.s. 49, ~ wi ,s'sn'e" ing
liability Of iron. into structures that have on
composed Of wood and stoue. The rold Of Canf 4
or Ear lees vslse TO civi,x.,,o, and u,... p.s--
he Iron Nine, ar rnv,.na ~, .os'sen
Yas been applied to almost every article Of hou1Ad
economy, and shaped into every form ths, luxury orr.
tenlence demands IL has buit bou... ,h,n. .s.s.C,
Vehicles and instrument, ar &c. O.. -.
snn'na'od une and distance. increased commerce al
hrcourse between distant Statc, and h. now c,.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

ble mura, MuMsnnThe following particulars of hor
Guy ~ r .he clerk OF the steamer Col Morgan:
onn rucsuay evening the elst inst, George Selars
Young man u or Is years OF age was inhumanv ,n",
ea near sne road l'a miles from Brownsville Monroe
40 's on anu rs IS supposed for the pa!try sum of
tne amount OF money he bad when len Inv soma mar
s Sau been na nas,e,ng with in the Of Daniel
sitting near the spot where his dead body was c Gu I
es uay win large cut across the head the scubone
Iraetured anu his throat from ear TO ear into I Sn
and money gone ~ anu Pochetoook
DAhsl salisbury is supposed to be the murderer NO h
neu cary inc next morning The body was mot founJ nm
,hro,',h "a .ne evening When last seen he passed
m,,n small trunk on his back and it is supposed he
,ssssh me hesnoohood OF Marietta, wliamsburgh
rarkersourgh. Any person securing hun so the sn,S
o mes OF Monroe county can get him, win confer fave
high, has dark hair, dark complexion is yery ,.a
pair Of b III tG,ng O. bis exploits lie generally
plush cap and Is fond of liquor and smoking.
MANY CITIZENS OF
r,o., MONROE WASHINGTON Cd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

TT Yesterday the time Sc, apart for the spols
party to play havoc among the few remaining Wing Office
holders at Washington the day for tho President to give
another practical illustration Of the meaning Of that beau
tfu expression in his inaugural tina. he had mo resent
ments to remember" We suppose the execution took
place. and il 50 we congratulate Wing friends at Wash
ington that the agony is They will feel much better
and breathe much freely; for their suferngs from
dread anticipation must have been intoerab Il has to
come to the worstany how-tey have walk the plank
and the sooner the better for them The outside pressure
still intense upon the Administration FOR Government DAD
The whole time since the fourth Of March, has been de-
voted to distributing the spo and yet no. one out or
every hundred Of the hungry applicants have been proy
ded for The Wing Office holders had rothfng to ex
pect from an Administration elected and Organized
upon the motto that "to the vietors belong the
'pos" and will not be disappointed The disappointment
will be on the other sdc for Of plumber enough to
distribute among the greedy horde When the cohesive
attraction is exhausted then look out for grand blow p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

szg- IL you tread upon n worm, he will turn but
If you would make a sorry dog come TO your heels
there is no better plan than throwing stone at him
The worm exhibits more spirit and is entitled to more
respect than the cur.
The Brigader has passed in review all the Locofo-
worthless Of the State-for it is understood that all
the notabilties-embracng regret to hear, large
majority of the press-have presented themselves at
his foot~stool petitioners Of his bounty. lie has
treated their petitions with studied and hooking in
suit. Not content with scornful silence, he appears
10 have taken malicious pleasure in sporting with
The pretensons and humbling the pride of the asp-
ring patricians Of the venerable Commonwealth
Her most ilustrous statesmen Of the Locofoco school,
who conceived themselves worthy Of the first posts
lions in the Cabinet, and in the Diplomatic corps,
after being kept dancing attendance in his ante
chamber for sundry moons have been dismissed
without crumb or with the tender of places, which
il was insulting to offer and dsgraccful to accept
Congressman who had lattered themselves that thew
mad become historical characters and conceived that
they were recedirg from their just pretensions in
consenting TO aspire TO thers dignties in diplomacy
have been put Off with insignificant charges at
obscure Courts. Even the second officer Of our State
Governmcnt-the alternate of the ilustrious Joseph
who was proclaimed by admiring friends as the
most worthy in the Union for the post of Score
fary Of State considered by this arrogant Yankee
as only nc food for Feejee feast And in domestic
appointments the eupatrds who trace the descent
Of the youngest branches Of their family to the roll Of
Battle Abbey, have in every been contcmptuousy
set aside for grcasysted vulgarians who never had
n grandfather.
But Notwithstanding this scornful and insulting
Treatment, no papers that reach us TEEN with such
iusomc culogcs Of the dispenser Of office as those Of
Virginia. They TO glory in the shame put upon
Them, and to delight in kissing the foot that ignomin
iously repols them
Peoples tastes will difer-aDd these gentlemen in
trucking TO the hand that smilcs them doubt im
oginc they doing the genteel thing. We shall
not dispute the point with them. But they must ex,
cusc us for congrauatng them upon the choice they
have made Of President AID the very high estimate
lac places upon their worth Old Cornclia's Jewels
were never before rated at any thing less than da,
monds Of the frs, water. IL LEFT for New
Hampshire Democrat 10 stgmatize them AIS spurious
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
From the Worcester (sIassJ Transcript, OF June 2s


HiGHHASDED VILLAISY.-A RARE EXAMPLE OF FExALs
CouRAGE-A German, named Henry Coleman, an ugly
looking customer was arragned in the police court in this
city, on Monday, on charge Of attempting to rob Mrs.
Ethina Barker and her two daughters Lucy Ann and An
geina, on the highway between Fchburg and Westmin
ser, on Saturday last The circumstances of this bold
outrage briefly these: The three females were nro
ceedng from Fitchburg homeward toward Gardner in
one horse wagon, and while riding through by part of
tho town OF Westminster the prisoner came out of the
bushes by the roadside and sezing the horse Inv lie
ordie demanded their money They told him they had
nene but he still persisted in his demands and turned tho
horse to the side Of the road when ono of the
an Intelligent and courageous young lady OF about II years
OF age jumped from the wagon and started off In r,jse
assistance. Tie ruan, perceivng her DESIGN courht
and dragging her into the bushes threw her down a9d
clothes nearly off her In this struggle however tho
young lady seized him by the hair with both her bans
and held him firmly that he could do no further violence
but at favorable moment she renqushed her erasp and
fled, and after running short distance she met man of
whom she asked assistance but his shame be said he
afraid TO with her. and of to get more hello
while the prisoner thus for the time made his escape though
would have been arrested the spot had this chicken
hearted representative of the genus homo possessed
1.-THE Of the courage exhibited by the young lady, After
the robber lei the horse to catch and detan the
the moth drove TO seek assistance which was nay
obtained but the william before stated had escaned lie
subsequently traced this city where he was finally
oyerhauled by officer Warren Sunday His examina.
ton resulted in his commtta for trial at the September
Common Peas for the attempted highway robbery and for
assault upon the young lady.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

SaIsoury vas arrested at Bull Crock
morning and brought back. MAes-o, m,l
g,strates and near s6e murder VIZ S;ssSs.,steJ tho
-, leave to the guards to get something to
Luz snort distance when Salisbury made his escape
'ne woods and yet at large. sle0 reward Is offered
or nus arrest and lodgment in Jail When he ran away
shoes, and no hat. ~ A' Ho
!.ArEE-Salisbury has been arrested an ia now II; ;
at Woodsfield.- Wheelino I'M 49, . nv" !" u"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
WITH TIE TITLE OF nlcnELoR OF L.

ii. Peronneau Brown Petersburg; Robert G. II. Keen
Caroline; Burel w. Snead, Fluvanna.
BAcHELoRs OF ARrs-Wm d. Schooler Of Caroline
Geo. w. Dpshur OF Essex.
MASTERS or AETs.-J. Wilcox Brown of Pe,ersburp r
8 Joynes Of Accomac, A. l.. Nelson of Augusta. + q
Pettus OF Louisa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

sE The improbable that Mr.. Buchanan had IA.
ken In high dudgcon Of the proceeding Of Secretary
Marcy, and would resign his mission England has in
spised hopes In certain quarters that the Brgade would
tho harsh judgment he has passed upon Virginia
and give Of nor emneni che embassy 70 S.
James. We blame no for INDUCING hopes, but We
csr that In this oaso they destined 10 disappointment
ala CoDoss jewels don't weigh feather Ia ho Free Soil
rnalcs Of the New Boston orator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

Inc SouthSide Democrat, when Il undertakes To saw
'hng, not meay about it. II speaks out nnun
and square-right up and down like the side of house -
Head lie article on ogans That rcketiy concern the
ashngton Union, We take it, does grind out the sort
OF music the Democrat Hkes-and for that matter wa
don know who does like it. 1t is reported hovev that
they have lately imported organis A. o. p Nichol.
son, oil Tennessee-and possibly he may able to grind
something less harsh and discordant than we have d
heretofore The fault not suspect SO much in the
instrument Street organs arc arranged play certain
Ieees and none other When of them has exhausted
It's stock 1t commences De and plays them over again
In ike manner the Washington Organ set to perform
certain duty IL cannot, il it would alter its music Ii
must keep on grinding the old pieces unless some
organ tinker be allowed take to pieces and
its discordant tes.-FrederieksJarg Ne.os.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
TO oeaRnsreNDkNrs.

To CoRREsPoNDENTe.
Letters on business "ditovs Of ~
w1fy"
This standing ought 10 be Known to an and vi
departed Ooituary notices exceeding egns
lines charged for ~ advertisements
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

lB- The New YorkDay Book, neutral journal, pro.
the election Of e Pierce "a disappointment
and ga seT and says:
If Pierce had spent all the time between his election
and his Inauguration, in contrivng how he could most
completely outrage the public sentiment Of the country
which elected him to the elevated Office he now fills he
could have succeeded completely than he has
He has taken TO his bosom his chosen councillors the
prominent Fresoers and Secessors Of the country
the very against whom the public sentiment wa.
mos, strongly expressed"
'The sell ss complete that j. is really laugbabe The
election made everybody laugh, and everybody has been
on the broad gn snceony the laugh is changed 10
the other Of the mouth People don't laugh out
Of the same corner Of their mouth they did last f'
'The Democratic leaders have proved untrue 10 the
public sentiment Of the country and have shown them
selves wholly incompetent and wholly unworthy OF the
elevated positions which they have been elected Such
the general feeling among the Of the people as e1
pressed In their general conycraop We do not speak
OF politicians"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

p. Barbour, Amber, Orange, w. H. Aylett King. vii.
liams, Edward Banwell, Charleston, S. c.; William N
Bronaugh; Loudoun; J. Wilcox Brown, PETERSBURG.
Powell Conrad Winchester; Oliver Ii. p. Corprew Nor
folk; Thomas NJ Crowder, Charlottesville; jesse W chi.
pepper, Portsmouth; Alfred E. Dickeuson Louisa Alex.
ander NJ. Erskine, Texas; VIM. NJ Fshback Culpepper:
= D. Fitzgerald, Richmond; w. w. Harris, Bedford;
Thomas H. Haynes Orange; Andrew ID. Hepburn, Penn.
sylvana; John L. Jones, Fluvanna; Thomas H. Malone,
Alabama; Il. A. Markham, Alabama; William J. Martin
Richmond; John s. Moore, Mecklenburg j. Henry Riyes
Abemare; WIN. ID. Schooler, Carolne George b. Taylor
Richmond; VIM. ID. Thomas, Richmond Thomas L. Yam
Roekinoham
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

Ia" bURru-TuE MrLIrARy.-we understand, that
owing e excessive heat Of the weather. the Volunteer
Res will parade at the carly hour OF O'Clock on the
morni Of the FOURTH aud be dismissed without further
cercnY The usual salute will be fired at noon nv the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

~ Typographical sociey-The Regular Monthly Meeting
OF NE Richmond typographical socieiy held Al Odd F
lows Han this evening at o'clock As this tho meeting al
Fhih the constitution requires the omcers fu at
tendance is desirable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
". NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

James d. Baker, Loudoun; John ~ Boiling Petersburg;
Gray Carroll Isle Of Wight; William Cruthers Prince Ed
ward; Alex NJ Erskinc, Texas; John CARRIER, Abingdon:
Geo. Tucker Harrison, University Of Va. Fleming James
Jr, Richmond City John Z. Jones, fluvanna Daniel b.
Lucas Jeferson Thomas H. Malone, Alabama; Alex L.
Nelson, Augusta Sidney Ii. Owens Jr. Fredericksburg;
Robert II. Redwood, Alabama; WIliamG. Strange Abe.
marie; Edward H. smith, Loudoun; George A. Sinclair
Abemare; Crawford H. Toy Norfolk City; Charles w Tenn
pie Fredericksburg; John Baker Thompson Stanton
Y CHEMISTRY y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

ht y. w. hdhidotphs look Store, l2l Main Street.
JucLr isT. ISL O'clock. IL o'cIoeE q -
81 az
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III the Pare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B. Baker Ioudoun:
Horace b. Bibb, Charlottesville; Gray Carroll Isle OF
Wight Oliver II. L. Corprew, Norfolk City; Edward T.
Frstoe, Rsppahipnock; Edwards. Joynes Aceomac VIII
liam j. Martin, Richmond City William d. Thomas Rich.
mond City John Baker Thompson Staunton; Crawford IT,
Toy, Norfolk City; David Watson, Louisa.
In he Airsd AaiLematies.-John s. Moore, Mecklen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-05
Firemen's Muster.

On Tuesday, 4lh inst, the Fire Companies of
this city. and others, met for their annual trial of
engines, and as early as S l-2 O'Clock A. ~, the
members of the several corps we're up aud d essed.
About 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the Memimack Company,
No. 3, Of Concord N. H was received at the
Nashua roiroad station, and accompanied to the
City Hall by Niagara Company, No, 3, Of Worces
ter, and the Worcester Cornet Band.
The several companies assembled on The Common,
and formed in the following order Of procession;
Washington Company, No. l, preceded by the
Suffolk Brass Band. "Rapid" Company, No. 2,
of Worcester, with handsome blue banner. Mayor
aud members ofthe Board of Aldermen and Common
Council Hook aud Ladder Company, with all
their appurtenahces. Merrimack Company No. 5,
Of Concord N. H bearing beautiful silk brnaer,
with an aegurical device, and bearing the motto
Keni, uidi aso.. Niagara Company, of Worcester,
No. 8, with beautiful silk u. S. banner. Torrent
boys, dressed in quaint attire, perched the
'sTorreEl,'' and beside them lay Newfoundland
dog, which has attached himself to this company,
and which the ''boys" had clothed in appropriate
raiment.
In the afternoon, the Companies mustered on the
Common for competition the Fountain Compa.
ny, No 3, of Shrewsbury, had arrived, and took
part in the exercises.
The capacity of the Engines for perpendicular
action was tested by throwing water on the Liberty
pole, which had been elevated to the height of l45
feet. The young men looked well, and were in the
best Of spirits. The day was beautiful, and the
temperature was cool enough to render the hercuIe-
an, yet exhileratng abors of the fireman agreeable
We shall give the official report Of The trial TO-
morrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-05
BOARD or Mayor ana Aldermen.

MONDAY EvENrNo, Oct. 8, 1858.
Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen White, Crandal,
Valentine, Phillips, Williams, and Earle.
George eeer was granted the Of the City Hall for
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th.
EbenezeI r. Estabrook, Augustus Tucker. and Mar
tin Stowe, drawn jurors for the Supreme Ju-
dicisl Court, to be held 18th Oct, inst
communication was read from the Commissioner
on Highways ia relation part of SouihbTidge street,
that has sunk. Board to view on Wednesday, 5th
inst at O'Clock A. NJ. The Board also voted to view
the grade of Southbrdge street, in front of & H. Sa.
gents estate, on Wednesday, at A. NJ
A majority and minority report were presented, in
reference the bell Of the second parish Laid on the
table.
AID Cnnddli, Williams, and Valentine, were appoint
ed Committee TO consider the petition of D. s. Mes
senger and Others, that William street be made public
highway. .+
Perry Thayer was licensed to keep an Intelligence
Office.
Aid White introduced bill entitled an "ortinance in
relation to rates. which had its first reading and
was referred, i'll concurrence, to the Commute on
Water.
The Board voted to adjourn to next Monday, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
The monthly report Of the City Liquor Agent was
read. The daily average of sales, for the last month
was SlS4
The Boaad concurred With the Common Council in
fixing the saaay The Overseer of the Poor at $4OOper
annum
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-05
a GO0D COnIPARIsON.

The Rev. William Roulatt, well-known Methodist
clergyman, residing at Naples draws The following
amusing but apt comparison between DR. MLanes cee-
braed Yermifnge and ferret:
"a ferret, when placed the entrance Of ratboe,
enters The aperture travels along the passage SEXES
upon the rat exterminates his existence and draws the
animals deunct the light. Aud ia like
ner have found Or M'Lane's American Vermiruge to
operate upon WoRMs those dreadful and dangerous
tormentors Of Children THIS remedy like the ferret,
enters the aperture of The month, travels down the
guIlet, hunts round the stomach lays hold of the
WORMS, shakes the life of the reptiles, sweeps clean
their den, and carries their clear of the
system. This, least has been the effect of The YER
mifuge upon my children
neigh5or of Mr. Rouatt, Mr. John Briggs, adopts
the smile of the reverend certi6cr thus both giving
their most unequvoea approval of this great specific
after having witnessed IFS operation upon their own
children. Let Others try it, and be satisfied
35 Purchasers will be careful TO ask fur DR. Lanes
Celebrated Vermfuge and take none else. All other
Vermifugrs, in comparison, are worthless. Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermi.uge also his Celebrated Liver
Pills. can now be had all respectable Drug Stores in
the United States and Canada.
OF Burr & Perry, No l Comhill, Boston, General
Agents. For sale in Worcester by M. B. Green, Spur
sibey, L. T Lazel, E, II. Marsh, and James Green
and by Druggists generally. deod3t& wilt $50