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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17
The Boy and Han.

& Cess year, ago, there va, in the civ Of
Boston. portrait painter, whose name va,
Wr Cop'cy. he llJ no, ,ucccrj .n bis bu,,.
mess. auJ concluded TO 90 To England, to rry
his fortunes there. lie h1Ja ll,lc-on, whom
hr took with b.m, wbo.s name was John SIM
-'e,ua Co..ey.
John uasa very s,ud.ous boy, aud made
sach ur.i progress ia his studies, that bis
n,hcr scrt bim Co college. There be applied
himself -u closely To books, and became 50
distinguished o scholar, ,ha, his instructors
predicted TIA, be would make very eminent
man.
A0erbc graduated he studied law. And
when be entered upon the practice ol hIs pro-
isssiou. his mind was richly stored with lu-
formation, and so highly disciplined by h.s
previous diligence, that he almost immediate
ly obtained cg,g5uly. One or iwo cases "l
very great imPor,anco being inirusied to him,
be managed them with so much wisdom aud
skill, as To aitrae, the admiration Of the Whole
British Nation.
The king and his cabinet, seeing what a
learned man be was, and the influence he had
acquired, icl, /, imporiau, to secure his ser
vice for the government. They therefore rais-
ed him Gom one post Of honor to another, 'ill
he was created Lord High Chancellor Of Eng
land-lhe very highest post OF honor TO which
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17
NEW SERIES, VOL, ), NO, 2,

lieutenant, she emp,ied j, wi,hou, hesitation
"Hurra huzla :" shouted the soldiers
delighted a, ,hcProspec' Of in'oNiea'ion with
gu, danger.
"Aui your child will drink some ALSO
saiL the licu,enant-"h is so pale that 1t
will DO him good.
TIE Spaniari bad herself drank without
any hesitation, bu, on holding the cup to her
infants lips, her hand ,'cmblcd. The mo-
uon, however, was unPercciycl, and the
child also cmp,cl the glass. ThewuCon
,hr provisions ,oon disappeared, and all par
took bo,h iood aud wine. Suddenly, howc''
sr. thc infant was observed 10 turn l,id, i's
features contracted, and ils mouth conve'sed
with srory, giving vent TO hidcous shrieks.
The mother. too, though her f1rliudc sup
pressed complaint, could scarcely stand, and
her distorted features bcraycjhcr'alrrires.
"wr,.sh- -' cz,'aimol Ihs commander
.' u.7u h-s; poisoned us.'
..Yr,t" She SOD with a rh7s''y sn.'''
falling to ,lr ground tss.jchcr ob.li,a'raJy
,-srs'ar uib ,hc dra,h.uulc "les-l
have poisoned yoa knew sou wo.h fetch
ihe skins fun ,hc.r hiding place Wss %
hsr. you would leave a DYING creature 900.
j.salb,In ben lucr' Yes, yss'-yol will
l.e. and l., .rperI.uoa, while ss'It.r aud
-o ia lca,g1t'
Her la.r s.r', vrgc scarcely audible, aal
,hc soldier, DID 900, % Grs, comprehend 'h'
nnhorrur ortle.r sluatou-la, ls 'hc ln.-
so, operated, 'hs Snu.,h womaas dccan-
ration v-s ,rch'y translated 300 Doc cnlyu'-
,-iGawrrs. Norooercouil lor-rrr.'aH
ta-n. Ivm rhr.s commander uoruu-ri.
u.r ur..--l ln-anl dragging dr.r cH-
.rr- victim 90 'e lov.', ,UrH hrr lotto
.,. aa.r acr-..rr her with aarc ,.aH haa.
E-.I ..lr strokes. Shrur-relr ru,a -ma1.
.A.uriur child, % seas t.e art ,c,n.
Twenty-Five mgn 1orr DESTROYED 'r '..
.s....,. ar-a . ra-no, r1l o,a.-a." faa
sr-a .-G l-rl.- Tho commander Hm D.
i.a;hr hro.rapej bEg miracle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

S..ss 81. Gu51 lIrs,sg.aY. II a m1a
w.rc. his cct oa the Jarr-ma, before coming
ia,u ,ar room, you may be sur, hewiil make
l rarI Irmc,a, Husband. ll.mln. iu snuff
aur ihr raudics. ,auT, ,hrm out. y1l may De
sure De uill make a stupid husband liza
man pu,s h., lulscrcusiou lts knees whilst
taking h.. ten, YOU mly tasa5s De wi'i make
a r-alru, husband lu ,hs sane way, a'-
way. m,..ra.i rhr mla WHO viii uut take ,hc
I.s, r.rr1 oftraa, or sally Lunn, bl, prefer,
va.rrr fr the next warm batch. 20 ts u0,
unlikely hc Uill make o greedy, selfish hus-
band. with whom YOU will enjoy no drown
a, dinner, mo- crus, a, tea, no peace whatever
at home. The man, my dclrs, who wears
gulu.acs. and is careful alou, wrapping h.m-
,clrup well before yen,uuas iuto ,He night
arr. au, uurre3ueul,y makes a good invalid
husband ihai mostly stops 90 homc, aud is
easily comiulri With sluTs The man who
watches tac hcl,le and prevents j, boiling
over, wl., not tau, my deals, la h.s mi'I'I
state, 100 exercising the same care 300 always
keeping the pc, boiling The mau who
locsu', a,c tea, ill-,reais lhc cat, takes snua,
aui stands with DIS back 90 the dre, is brute
whom would ra, advise YOU, my dcars, ,o
marry ualrr any consideration, either 60
lo,o ur money, Jg, most decidedly uo' iur
love. Ba, the man who, when the tea d,
over. O., discovered To- have had none, is sure
To make the bas, husband. Patience Ike lis
deserves to be rewarded with ,bc bes, Of
wives. and the bert Of m0,hers.in-lav. My
dcar,. when you meet with such a man, do
your utmost To marry him. ln the scycres,
winters he wouldn't mind going 10 bed first.
lPgnch's Pocket Book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

any subject can attain; 50 that John Single
ton Copcy is now Lord Lyndhursl, lor d
High Chancellor Of England. About sixty
years ago he was a little boy in Boston. Ills
father was poor portrait painter, hardly able
to &c, his daily bread Now John is at the
head Of the nobility in England; one Of The
mos, distinguished men in talent auj power
in the House of Lords, and regarded with
reverence and rcspcc, by the whole civilized
world. This is the reward of industry. The
s,udious boy becomes the usefuland respected
man.
Had John :. Ccplcy spent his school-boy
day, in idlcncss, he would probably have pass
ca his manhood 10 poverty and shame. Bot,
be studied in school when other boys were
idle, he studied in college, when other young
men vcr, wasting their time, be even adopt.
cd 'rr bis motto, "Jir1 pvgus' tPrs" oH.
rsrl) )-and bow rich has been his reward.
You, my young friends, are now laying
ihc foundation lcr yorr future lie. You are
every dos o., school deciding Ihe question,
whether YOU will De us,lul or respected in
l.f,. or whether your manhood shall be pass.
cd IN monrniur over she flIics Of m.s,pcn'
hryhoal. 70 sc. A5hoi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17
OLD SERIES VOL. 81, NO. II.

them alike, and yet, experiences proves that
it ia a wise provision in our laws, that every
child in our land, shall have the pripileso Of
making il duty to attend 10 them.
You all remember, Genlleman the story
Of tic sower who went on, to SOW. It was
frs, told By lips that were wont to utter mo.
mcnious truths in the most simple language.
!, was told to illustrate the truths of higher
teachings than those we plead for, but will
apply equally well in answer TO our object.
prs. Behold a sowcr wen, forth to SOW ;
and 1t came 10 pass, as he sowcd, some scci
fell nv the way side, aud the fuwls Of the air
came aud deyourcd it ur. And some fell on
stony ground, whrrc It had not much cl',h,
AID Immediately il spnng up because {, had
no depth ofcarih bat when the sun WAS up,
it was scgrchcd, and because ii had no root
Il wiihcrcd away. And so'Ao tsll among
,horns, and the th,ms sprans up aud chok.
I'll n. and il yielded no fruit. Ani other iclI
on COOL ground, and it dbl yield fruit that
spuus up aud increased, and broush, forth,
some thirty, auj some sixty, and some an
hundred. lie lhl, hath cars to hear lai hin
hear"
Gcnilcm1n, wc ass YOU 10 sow the seed
sow i, broad cost. Sow /, on ihr hin top
aaI in the yallcy-sow IL ne the field and in
The furcs,-spw i, in the CITY and in the ham
lcl h., 10 hll where il wiIl,--hy lhc way
side, on stony ground, un l.umy ground, ON
good rruulI. Sow j, with a liberal hand
aad living mth, AMI Ims, ia Cod for the
harvest.
W.,a much rr.pcc', your oil. servants,
lll,Ey LTrtg, Prsil,ah
l.. liuLvls, SoivN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17
Governors Adircs-.

g.rff..r. ..F. N.rrFs.
-,,U.,..rp.-y,.-,r,..,.
T.. r..,r,,rhi. S,,, fs,e c,1irci ro
,,., ~, ,r,..,.,,,,,,r., y.y has, ,rc,o,rl
H. -rl l.Ir,l yo1-.-ly,. 20 IN, arhGr
ra-.,rnar.. Of thr dn.c, i, dcvolyc, uroa
yar. Wm,,ho.e duties src, the car,,,,r.
lr, briefly define, in conlrr.n- uroa yol
7p,bar.,y q, make anl c,'ail.shqlT reasonable
Ise. and regulation, for ihc defence aaI ben.
rf,of,bc nooplc. The people have r.sh,
q, r-rnIr. ol you1 s,r.r, adlcrcnr, 60 tho
i,r, OF Jg,y ihu. clearly indicated. hny Lc.
Walton from j., mu., lead TO ,.e assumption
of authority no, conferred. the exercise of
f..-,,ra. uo, delegated. Tho cellar ofrho
people. the dc.,inics ofrl,c sat, ior Sc timc
being are entrusted to your kccpa. and,
viewed Alright. II is p high. a sacred, \ mo.
mcn,ous trus,.-onc M, lhouehll,ssly to be
assumed. NOR liylily 10 be- rcrarIcI-cnc
which should quicken every mind with a con.
,.,,,,o oC rr.no,.,gIrv. and a ,,rlla., rc.
.,lu,.o1 that tho protection of tie peoples
RIGHTS. III, rrumo,inn Of their Interests. shall
constitute the s,ls object of dclIhcnt.oa. and
,h,, po,b,ur mrrign 10 that ohiec, ,haIl b.
r,,m.,,,J ,o o,,upy YOUR time or thought a,
i...J,,o,.
t,.-L...r-I,r.t,o. .,, ,,r, ln,.,s ..nl ,,.
....,.,... -, 49,, rrn,;ol,l or ,,,.,
..,-'1...........r..t..,.
'''' ''. ',S,,..,, -, wv, ..l ,t,,,,.,,
,.,.,l..in, IL. c,,.r,n,i,a have a.,i,peI
r,g,,' ~ -, @ ,n.,, ,l,,.. ,.,r,o.ihiI,ic,
W. '-,.',,.,.,,.,,,,c,,,,,., ~. or,hos, Jr,ic..
-. .l 49,, =, .,,.n.,r anil ,niI,nc, IN Him.
-. -, ,,,, I,,,ir,,. or mo, and
WV r,s.,,,,...,.,.- r,,,,,,,,or orfl.l.
''''' -. -, -, .,,,,.,
- ,, ,..,r..,, Imitation IN b. al,,,,Gi,bG,l
=, J,y
y..l...,.,,,,r,l,l,, ,,, ,y;,b c,r.,.,pti,p.
., - 81, 80, ,ori,ic,I f.,b mon
s'..,'.-.,.,,,. ,...l,,a .,J.t .t,,,.,, ,r,,,.
na.. / have ,bc bigbc,, confidence. hvas
-. ,.'.,., ,.,,, 4, 4, ,rpc I'm, . ,,mple ac, of
,,.,,.,. 60, ooc which demand. from me an
'.,..,...,,n or ,rs,i,oJe which cbecrlu!ly
-, G,, ,Lc ,r,,n,pimi,y which prompted
!, clly ,,.o,n,,, Inc additional lu,h8r.,,
,.r, ,,r,,r 4, in,,,,s me. and the additional
,,.noo,,b,Iny i, imposes. The Obligation /
ann updr, Il, assume the one. forbid hat (
should shrink from the cNcrcisc of lhc 9th.
or.
In the popular phrnscolosy Of the day,
which may be excused Tor employing, my
administration of ,he financial affairs Of the
State, 50 far as | am Immediately concerned,
will be- with single eve 10 that economy
which is most in harmony with the idea of a
republican form Of government. So Ear as it
lie, in nav power, the public treasury, and the
public domain. shall be protected from rccu-
la,ion and plumber. believing that the SUI
preme Executive OF tie State Is IN high de-
cree responsible Tor tn, faithful execution OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

An exchange says iha, 10 New Orleans II
requires three persons to start a business
firm one to die Of the yellow fever, ono to
get killed ia a duel, aud the Third to wind Up
the partnership business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

Mr. VIM. p. Drew, Of Augusta, Me, las
been invited to occupy the Prolcssorship OF
Aueicn, Languages ia the new uni,ersllist
COLLEGE IN SomcNiIlc, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17
NigtrlluutOu5.
The Peasants Sacrifice.

misery " l'''''''' i'-''.'''-,. -. IN,
Ue' "'''n ''' Wv, ,'' ,'..'. -. -. ,.,-,
following 0','''a, "' 80. n,.t...D.,t
'a'ua'.' ",'N - ,,. l,r-.rf,r
- -, b., az, b,r7s, Of MO-
VA, and IN, ruthless neg, p,rT-ra,cI by
r,,-,,jio- .,IIicry. tn, account is given
b, ,h, uorl, oftbs au,ho---s.
-.-io,,-, rs. sen, from Dar-os against
IN, -,.,, rrfrr tl, m--rs.s OF Villa
,-,...l.,. ,-.-, ,.. S.,r.sr.I.
''''..' -.' -.-.... -, ,..-,...,rry
-. "a, .,..---. - f.Er VILLAGE
.-.,-. Damon. fr., of cov.at4. vi..,
r.,, ,l-f-. .r,--,r-,,l oal, br.-4rrou ou,.
r,,l. orrr ,hr resort ,f l4aI.w ana -arr.
razs.
4 principal feature or ths Whole Spanish
u-rv.. ,hr ,slar.,y " ,h which aIygrmarc-
mont. vr-, notified 0, OBJ, iasar-ga, chiefs,
and ur Jn,uIry ,,c experienced ia rrrcur-
ing O s7y or guide, Uh.I, these, when found,
proved almrs, ua.rrr'y 'r-acHerans. Tie
battalion la3 lo march through a iH-h'.ul
country, oyr, ra--el rocks, arl crossing
.m--1 torrents, a'vlys 20 dread o. ur''rr-
seen aal -.5I.a tl-scrs. Iar' reached '.r
village. bot perceived n' movement, heard
r1t..sr. some soldiers ai"r'.a. '.' .'N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17
Address Of the Board of Agriculture TO
the Legislature.
To ne hon. Scaaie nid House Of RPrssof-
onro. in Legislature ossmbli,-


To ne hon. Scaaie md House Of Rpr1ui-
otrs, IN Legislature ossm5sd,-
I GrNrLuurS The Board of Agriculture,
having finished the business Of their Session,
and fndinr no Legislative Committee Of Ar.
ricururc as yet appointed, through whom to
communicate their propositions to you, take
the liberty Of addressing you direct, with a
view Of giving an expose, or general outline
Of their doings, aud what they ask Of YOU to
do in order to consnmaic their plan Of opera
,ions, for the improvement, Of Agriculture and
Arriculiuris,s in Maina.
. la,tycar,on assembling togcihcr,the Board
found awaiting their action, no small amount
or work. which had Tor ihrco or four years
accumulated from session TO session of the
legislature Il having lc-. sumraHly disros.
ed Of by the Legislature of ono year, very
quietly referring It To the uo't
IN this way tie recommendations of ono
or two Governors in relation To agriculture,
and the Legislative reports on ,hc same sub.
icct ofat least tlrcc sessions. together with
the petitions from mlry vonhyc.i.zrns uf the
State, cam, into lhc.r hand, tom The los.s.
la,urc ofIs52.
These related principally 60 Two PROPOSE
,ious, via 1T. The establishing and rnlou.
.. ........ H.. Ill.,. 90 IfI.. ...,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

Hundreds Of barrels of blood are annually
used in Cincinnati for making sweet wine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

A lover wishing to compliment his dulci-
nea BY iniimating she was celestial being
descended to earth, unhapPily called her a
"fallen angel!'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

information, by way OF rccompenso iur The
Pecuniary encouragement given frum the pub
lie treasury, seemed to be cngulfed in Ubli-
WON, and to sleep "thc sleep that knows no
waking"
When the Board met last year, in obcdi.
eneo to the requirement, of the Statute which
brougl, them together, they took this subject
into consideration.
They accordingly cent 4 messenger to the
Secretary Of State, requesting to be Pu, in
possession Of tie returns of the several socie-
tics, that they supposed h,d ior a score Of
years been accumulaiinr in his Office, and
from which they expected to CLEAN a rich har.
ycs, ofpnct.cal matter, such a. would be ".
lnablc To put into the hands, M, only Of the
llrmcr, but of the general reader To their
surprise, bot a lev papers Gauld BE- found
The Secretary very politely gave up to ,hcm
all iha, BE- had, and which were all lha, had
ever found their way hack To him, adcr being
laid by him before the Legislature. What
had become of them, was more than We could
ascertain They were pro'ablg c0romici in.
some solitary cloislrr Of lho State House,
there to remain unseen and unl.sturbol, save
hy fourur rats, who probably believe they
age fulfilling "ibcir manifest destiny" by
iarhcrirr their nests o., lhc public expense.
Oo considering ,h.s state Of things, Ihc
B5ah came 10 ,h, conclusion TO gather to
co,hrr lhe Transactions Of lhc se,cralsoc.c'.rs
as nr b1cs as 1850, thus c'mmoac.us 20 %
lscrun.al period, and putting the amount Of
thc 'hrre Gri years subsequent to 1880, iu'n
one volume.
There ia, been n, small trouble in rolIgr,-
.rr ,hp., transactions u1 further bI.t than
rhe. ba, such part or,hrm as could be found
.5c u1v boo rrr... and v.ll soon br issued iar
,oard.9u5a'o1. We trust i'a,in lh' y'u
vll arJ avo'ru,.t 100 which $50. trp,rrr,1l'.
.I much ,a'aabIa agricultural matter. br
which ,ae requirements rf your Sa,uos, so
'oa, neglected. viii lr m'a.'rl, and with
which sou plII b, enabled % ruc.ararl.r hr
aurs guu have received. auI lrr -uIl r.-r.y.
trr from ua., %, yoar sister States, who
have lr year. br.n occasionally carruuar
yaur STATE Iil-y by sending ,hcroau dozen.
mer's oflH.s character, without receiving %
similar r.mm from son. AHsr lb.s, the
,sn.ar..oas ol each r.ar can Dc easily pro.
cured and poe info 800 rna.rnf ''m' !'"-
-,rs .1' beeanfa' .n u' collection AMI
ar-nr remgns of inosr l'r i-'3. The pn''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-17

Itis stated that Henry W. LOnsfellow has
accepted a profcssorship in AntiOch college,
Ohio.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
The First Inquir-..-----" Echo AnsWers
Where %

II was nom, bright December morn, as youth
Stood gazlhg Tor long time The beautiful display
g. art before hin. His fist, and material inquiry to
himself was 10 this ihen,e said The youth, sis this
HE on polished silver Plates and BY the artists skill
Eilded with pure gold r. Echo answers Ills even sp
Then light the torch, be said, as held in ExceIs,os
hand, 10 guide both Youth and Age whore the sunshine
art Is studied y the highest degree will know tbs.
youth declares he ascends, step by STEP till he
nstbow bsioe the artists cirj takes his FIRST sitting:
he the result, now wonderful and yet how =:
The Youth Is satisfied - returning 10 his friends he
shows his pize--he Informs them with one yhasIy
breath. the place Of places, where one can get the
Types Of Life. Remcmoer, be says, at Union Block,
Daguerrean Gallery ls7 Main Street, Over L. d. God
dEyd's store. decle sT9sH dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
DR. /. G., a. HILL,


"a No. l2i Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
WTOULD say that at great expense, he has prepared
wv from The original recipe, the French Periodical
Fills and Drops discovered by !. Harrington, NJ ID,
while praeIicing in the Hospital in Paris, under the inn.
mediate oil servation of the renowned RECORD, of Far
is, and ACTON, ofLondon, }ay4
These Pills invariably certain to regu ate the f..
male 81 stem an6 be taken without hazard. They
known by hundreds Of fsmals in this country obe the
only preparation discovered that has proved nya-
Iiaby certain in all cases.
Suppressso1s, irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the skeptiea and never
alter will they be induced to take any other. Ladies
who have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and
Drops, and nostrums from 1880 stS
Male and Female TmDOsters,
uuder the pretence Of efecng acore. medicines which
III nineteen cases out oftwenty have injurious effect
upon the system, without producing the desired result
or any sign il, should these bpeds and
but the genuine '} afta 7 2H
French Periodical Pills and Drops.
The efficacy OF which have been tested in hundred
cases, and never failed to effect speedy care without
any bad result The Pills and Drops the result OF al
extensive practice, and discovered by accident. TO
eulogse their virtues would not add their merritt.
We would only say, try them They will be sent to
any part Of the country secure from observation, by
addressing post paid,) ssl5 lsn lig.i4g
-slN % On. G. A. HILL, No. III Main sIrset,
Worcester, Mass.
gJaFLh directions accom- pany ing each bottle.
Price. Eve dollars. ianJ7 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
%. ID. SPEAR.

INDIAN DOCTOR, so much celebrated for his re
l. markable cures, may be found at No IS kNEELAND
Strict.
DIS. will warrant cure in every durable disease,
and if it fail of e1eciing cure, after giving the medi
cinss fair trial, will pay the expenses TO any other
physician that will perform cure the expen not 10
exceed hundred dollars After the patient has used
my medicine three days if he is dissatisfied he may
turn those not used, and The money shall be refunded.
will here live the names of some oflny more inn
portant medicines for mmon diseases For iuIther
particulars and certificates, my poOk; it may Be
had free of expense, asm Office, and also ofmy agents:
Balm of Life Nos and 2, a sure remedy Tor all dis
of the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia Liver Com
plain, and General Deb lily. ScToiula syrnp for Scrof
na, Fistula, Ulcers Cancers and Tumors also sure
cure for Chronic rheumatism, Boils, Headache, Hip
GOut, Sciatica, &C., and specific for Mercuiial Dis
and Syphilis Indian Liyerwort Pilslhtse pills
are highly exalted as family medicine Natures
Grand Restorative COIdia this is indeed most valu-
able medicine for OiarTnUa, Dyseniery Vomiting and
all grpiHg pains Of the bowels; il is pleasant and agree
able 10 children and adults and acs as tonic well
as physic Golden Biteis, for Nervousness, Barren
ness, Fluor Albus &c Tor common cases OF Weakness
&c; this is purely vegetable remedy, and far exceeds
irOn Or any mineral preparation, as tonic for females
Mothers Cordial TO be used few weeks before
fnement. Mothers who have used his cordial
will not dispense with IL in subsequent cases. Those
who use have much easier time and get mp stronger
W0man's Friend, for the falling of the Womb, pain in
the side and hack. will III at those last articles,
Woman's Friend aother's Cordial and Golden Bit5Prs
are the most astonishing, extraordinary, effcacious
and safe medicines for the female system that has, in
any age country been discovered German Lotion,
warranted the Salt Rhtum nd all kinds of hu
mors. Gravel Mixture, sure remedy for the Gravel
and all affections oflhe water German Powders, for
the P N Worms, and also valuable medicine Tor the
Piles Restorative Pills, for the Piles Catarrh Snuff
it will the Catarrh. Corn Plaster which will
Corns. Balsam OF Lite, for Coughs Colds, Cramps,
Spasms, Fits and Splitting of Blood. Alliealng salves
be they Prussian Texan. Rheumatic Liniment, for
pain in the limbs, side, back sc.
All these medicines are exceedingly valuable you
have only 10 try them AMI they will speak better Tor
themselves thsnI can for them.
The poor literally considered Aavice free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-14
PENMANSHIP.

J. N. Hines Writing Academy /
JAs been removed to Harring on Corner, 4tl story
III, Room No IL In consequence Of the former
room not being large enough accommodate the mum
Der of scholars, this Academy has been removed 10
more cOmmodiOus quarters.
The proprietor of this Academy sprepared 10 teach
Ladies and Children and 10 about forming classes for
their especiri benefit. EW& +
Ladies and hisses--Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Centemen-Monday, Wednesday, Friday and satur-
day evenings. i
TERMe-$a for course Of "a lessons, inclading
Lights and stationery. $500 IL
" Hours from to 8 O'Clock, p M.
decl3 ~ t tstI .TuTh& Salty Z
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
MISREPRESENTATION time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with e.
qua1DespatcT, as by any OIherLine.
TIE Boats Of this Linz ,

s@H TIE Boats OF this Line e-Sasa ~
- will leLve Providence. ~
t<sssEE from Fox Point on MON
- So DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS q FRIDAYS
and New York on T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until furthernotice
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line Of Propeers between New York and
Philadelphia and the semi-weekly Inland Line to Bati
more, at all times. When this Inland route is open.
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
per foot and for Baltimore at per foot.
Uslal time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines if directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. H. JOURDAN,
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. Is N. R. or w. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
B. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
Sept.27. 1853. dawtf Providence.