Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-04
Genernl Nc,ts snnmnry.


"Tooth Wash, are sold every month, being
warranted to remove all dark color, &C., from
the teeth Immediately, and give them pearly
whiteness. 1t preserves the teeth from decay,
renders the breath sweet, prevents tartar from
forming upon them and being carried into the
stomach, and thus improves the general health
of the system" On examination, this article
is proved to consist only Of water, with little
common muriatc acid, (hydro-chloric acid)
and its only action upon the teeth is to dis
solve portion of their surface, which of
course removes the dark coating. The con-.
tinued use of this wash would soon entirely
eat away the teeth and destroy them.-N. Y.
Courier & Enquirer.
The Bay ofHakodadi, one of the ports
thrown open to our commerce by the Japan
treaty, is described as one of the most mag
nifcent harbors in the world-capable ofhold-
ing all the fleets of the Pacific in security
Trade seemed to be Aourishing, junks arriving
and departing, and at no time during the stay
of the squadron were there less than one hun
bred at anchor in the port. The mountains
i'll the vicinity abound with bears, deer and
small game and the bay furnishes delicious
salmon and shell fish in the greatest abund-
ance. There is spring near the town the
water of which is strongly impregnated with
sulphur, and supposed to be highly medi-
cinal.''
The Unitarian Church edifce, at Con-
cord, N. H., took fire few minutes before
o'clock, Thursday evening, and in a little
more than one hour, the entire structure, with
its furniture, organ and bell were heap OF
ruins. The church was to have been occu-
pied in the evening for religious services pre-
paratory to the communion on next Sabbath,
and the fire was probably communicated by
leakage i'll gas pipes recently placed within
the building. The church, although erected in
1929, was nearly good as new. 1t had just
undergone much interior improvement.
Mr.. Dickinson and Mr.. O'Connor
made speeches at the county hardshell ratlti-
cation meeting i'll New York city on Wednes-
day evening. In Mr.. Dickinson opinion the
cardinal candidates and principles at issue
were Bronson and good rum Seymour and
poor rum and Clark and no rum at all. Mr..
O'Connor said he could not stand there to re-
vile Mr.. Pierce, who was his personal friend,
although his administration he could not de-
fend.
The Lexington, (Ky,) Statesman an
nounces the death of London Ferrill, color
ed man, pastor of the First Baptist Church of
colored persons in that place. lie was born
in Virginia; but after having obtained his
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ireeooln, ne emlgrated TO heltucky, where he
pulit up one OF the largest churches IN the
United Ntates-hls COMMITMENTS numbering
recently, 1873. lie baptized during his min
lstry upwards OF 1000 persons.
The seventh annual term of the New
England Female Medical College, now under
the patronage OF the State, commenced No
yember LIST. The Massachusetts, Legislature,
1t may be useful for some TO remember, has
appropriated funds to pay the tuition Of forty
pupils annually Tor five years, from the differ
bor r Of Senators '' ''"'0' ''Oi' 10 'iie 'ui
~,
he ATLANTA, Ga Examiner says
that company of enterprising gentlemen,
tbn SG e StIv vo ios ;th io' u iana Oh
for silver had mot With Great snccoss Tbroee
shafts had been snnt and rob s;Iyor GRO haJ
$500 ~Oe,Ai'e 1NhN'ASA"'S''