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Cost ano Gouno.

o TAKEN UP by the subscriber on the
E1ANN 3lst of October, TWO FAT cows apparently
W7T four or five years old. Said Cows are mostly
i.n4A&-of red color, with white backs and one Of
them white about the head The owner is requested to
pay charges, and take them away
NAHUM W. FAY.
Berlin, Oct. 81, 1904. dlaW3tt no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

HONEY.-A few Boxes Of CHOICE HONEY, just
n received. sis DIFF BROOKS STEARNS.
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II ECTUR S.-THE WORCESTER COUNTY
H MECHANICS ASSOCIATION will hold their course
of Lectures this season. the CITY HALL commencing
on Thursday evening, Nov. 10th, at u O'Clock.
l. Nov. 16-Rolln II. Neale, D. D., Boston.
q " %, (ruesday(-Wm. J. Whitaker Professor Of
Architecture Smithsonian Institute, Wash.
ington, with Illustrations
g. Dec. Is, FRIDAY -Bayard Taylor, of New York.
d. 2S-Rev. Q. IL. Tillotson. Watertown.
s. Jan. H. 1s54-Rchard IL. Dana, Jr., Esq, Boston.
g. 25-Hon. Charles Thurber, Worcester, Poem.
T. Feb. S-Hon. A. II Bullock, Worcester
s. 22-Gen. Samuel Houston, Texas, is expected.
g. Mar s-lIon. Josiah Quincy, Jr Boston.
Tickets for the Course, admitting Gentleman and
Lady, 81; Gentleman rs cts; Lady, Minor, so cts
Single Lectures, 12t cts; to be paid at the door.
All persons expected to present their tickets at the
door.
Tickets may be obtained at the Bookstores and of the
Clerk Members who have not received their tickets,
may obtain them of the Clerk the door Doors open at
before Z. Lectures at u o'clock, precisely.
All persons requested to be in the Hall previous to
Il O'Clock, to prevent disturbance
H. S. WASHBURN,
j. D DANIELS,
BENZ. WALKER, J Committee.
Tf C. A. WHEELER,
SAM'L SMITH.
Worcester, Nov. 10, 1854. DIT mis-
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AM OR CESTER LIZ ecu M.-The Course OF
w Lectures for the Winter of lS54-5, will commence
on the 9th Of November, at the City Hall, and DO
continued follows, viz:
LIST Lecture Nov 9-Rev. H. Ward Beecher Of Brooklyn
I'd Nov. 3D.
81 Dec 7,-Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, N. York
4h Dec. 2l,-Rev. John Perpont, New York.
9th Jan 4,-Cassius NJ Clay, (probably) Lex.
ington, Ky.
9th Jan. 1S,-Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Boston,
18th Feb. 1,-Geo. W. Curtis, Esq. New York.
Sth - Feb. 15,-Rt. Rev. John II. Hopkins, Bur
lington, Vt.
9th Mar. l,-Rev. h. H. Chaplin, New York.
10th Mar 15,-Hon. Horace Greeley, New York.
Tickets for the Course may be obtained Of the Treasu
at the Bookstores and of John Gray Librarian, al
Worcester Bank Block, at the following prices:
Gentlemen, 81; Ladies so cents. Single Lectures
12a cents, to be paid at the door.
All purchasers of Tickets will be entitled to the Of
the Library, containing about 1400 volumes of valuable
Books, for the whole year.
The doors will be open at 4 and closed at u O'Clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE Secretary
CHARLES WHITE, Treasurer.
Worcester, November, 1854. diff ms
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. coll
LESTER having located himself in this city would re
fecty give notice that he is prepared give lnstruc
t)n in all the various departments Of Vocal Music to
classes, or private pupils, viz fundamental Instruction.
cultivation of the voice, yocazng, and Sofeggo Singing
and would also engage classes in the practice of Church
Music Glee, and Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass and the Piano Forte
ill be given at his room, No. 20 Summer St. the
licences of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. O. begs leave to add, that all those under his in
Iruction will receive his most prompt attention. ard hopes
by applying himself assiduously to his profession to
merit liberal patronage.
o All communications through the Post Office, or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store, No. 205 Main St, viii be
promptly answered
Piano Fortes tuned.
Worcester, Feb. 3, 1854. daWt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

No. 233 Mdtn-street, Up Stdtrs, Worcester.
Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts of the City; aso 200 House Lots This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
Houses md Tenememts to Let.
Bonrd for Married g. Single Gentlemen.
Capable Girls can be had for Housew Ori.
Nath. Pike. S. Small, call at this office.
ctITUATION WANTED-By young man
- in a Clothing or Grocery Store Has had six years
experience in Clothing Store Can give good reference
NAMERICAN MAN de tires situation to
"A take charge Of farm, or to superintend lot Of
hands, engaged in most any kind Of business
WOMAN IN THE COUNTRY desires
IN Child to take care Of Can give good references.
ctITUATION WANTED-by young man as
- assistant book-keper, copyist, clerk in
Wages much OF an object, as steady employment
MUOUSE WANTED-S to 10 rooms, for good
4 tenant. Apply Immediately.
NIINE ACRES OF LAND for sale miles
III from City Hall, suitable for Gardening.
upY THE DAY OR HOUR-women can be
ID had to work by the day or hour
Mooney TO LOAN! Persons in want ofmoney
nOARDERS WANTED--on Pleasant, Maple
Id Houthbrdge, Salem. Madison, and Walnut streets.
URLS! GIRLS! GIRLS !-seyeral capable
w Girls with recommendations, can be had to do house
sUrk. Girls for 90 cents, 76c 81, 81 % per week.
cEWINGi sEWING!.--Persons having nice
- or plain sewing do invited to call at this office.
s33 Main Street, UP Stairs. 233.
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NAMES VOYAGETO w 4FRTC7

GNARNE'S VOYAGE TO w. AFRICA
~ This book giving all the particulars Of traffic
with various tribes of negroes along the sea-shore of this
extensive coast from Cape Verd to the Blight of Benin
distance of nearly 1900 miles Facts stated in this
volume, of the enslavement of this wFetched people,
enough tomake shudder with horror throughout the
whole recital Of this ubiquitous business.
Published and for sale by JOHN 2. JEWETr L CO.,
III Washington Street. Boston; and JEwETT, PRocroR,
4 WoRTHNGToS Cleveland, Ohio. diff OPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts OF the City; also 200 House Lots This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

A RARE CHANCETO MAKEMONEY
IN Any person wishing to make money, by endorsing
dollar to my address, (post padl will inform them
Of business that will pay from one 70 two hnnred dol
lars month, clear profit J. B. THOMPSON,
% dtieclss Lowell, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

ABAN BULLOCK-MANUFACT OF
E Robbins and SP00LS of every description for Cot
ton, Wooen and silk Factories Also Chsel and Anger
Handles Table Legs Hubs and Job Turning Of every de-
scrpton, done at short notice Shop South street. Fitch
burg, siass. d&wIy nl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

EpRIGHAM HILL FAMILY SCHOOL
Ae FOR BOYS.--The Winter Term will commence De-
cember 4h, and continue eleven Instruction given
IN the common and higher English branches ALSO Latin
Greek, and French
The School is on Brigham Ill., in the town of Grafton
Mass six miles from Worcester and forty from Boston,
Boys will be received from the ages of eight eighteen
years. and at all times. Expenses vary with the age
character, and studies of pupils.
Refer to Rev. A. HILL, D. D., Rev e. E. HALE A.
ToLMAN, and j. NJ. EARLE Esqs., Worcester.
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE
Ora ton, Nov. 4 1854. deodd nS
EVXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
81 The subscriber having taken Lease of the Bowling
Saloon Exchange street. would inform the public that
lie has retted it in the best STYLE and will spare pains
10 make it place of resort worthy of their patronage
Private parties accommodated reasonable terms.
Nj. D. WOOD,
OIL diff No. Al Exchange street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-22

TWENTY-FIVE CENT FLANNELS
d FOR s CENTS PER YARD.--30o yards of White
Cotton and Wool Flannes, same grade sold always at
twenty-five per yard for sale the low price of
Is cents per yard. Ladies wishing Dry Goods
cheap, will find very much for their interest call
No. 1854 Main Street, GEO. p. BRYANT.
MI
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &c GO
21I Piner,a Block. Mnirn Street.

ELY DUDLEY OFFERS HIS STOCK OF
NJ READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND FURNISHING CO opS, at very low prices, at 155
Main Street, Waldo Block. diff M
6NHILDR EN'STUNICs, TALMAS, oyERsACKS
" and other little things just received at
VALENTINE STUDLEY's, IS Main street.
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SO dozen LIST Size Fluid Handle do
so doc. End Size I" g do.
% Bed Handle do
rs " Old
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps Horsefora,s Patent
Safety Lamps, together with general assortment q
Lamps Of various kinds, for sale wholesale and retail at
low prices. by IL. AYRES,
sl2 diff 23S Main &c.
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GLATE FOR ROOFS.-The subscriber having
- the Agency of the
NEW ENGLAND

MINING & QUARRYING COMPANY.
is prepared to furnish Slate for Roofs of superior qua
and lay it in the best manner
The above Quarry located Vernon VT, and the
Slate found be superior any that has in
this Ycilay and will be furnished the most satisfactory
terms.
samplesmay be at the Worcester and Nashua
Depot Lincoln ST., and at Kinncutt Co.'s Hardware
Store JOHN BARNARD.
Worces Nav 9Th. 1884
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-22

"Riooofo that the minstrel dropped hi,
instrument, while she invited him 10 her sis.
terly arms, ard each found in the other tho
long lost companion of early years II ra,
tn her strike n Sunshine bordering The
valley of tciih' II seemed To light her pas
sarc to the tomb, lit did no, almos, excite =
wish fordelay 10 the regions of vieis,liu ic
and souow
We aitcmr, not To- describe their emotion.
nor do wc relate the story ofhis personal sd-
ventures during the long wears Of separation.
Her ne vas now prolongrd only few days;
bu, lhcy were rnnloyci in cnd-1vorinr IN in.
form the ruIe and irnuranimipd of bor bro,l,
o.. /, was with lnllc cGsct be- sympaihiz~d
u,h her sulTsurr, bot M, with her religion
vet was he uc, ab-o'ule'y unaffected lle
watched the decay n uriure With deep inter.
e,, he wondered ~ 'hc r-,cr n her DIVING
hour ari l' s'coi viii lhe d,'oesi naiupl
f.e'iur. 'oviue.s no sr.rl hi, sister. "a
much beloved. 81, lu'c ua1,rV,1i. ,,e,ch hcr
carcr piuiuus fr rhe immortal Eight
!, w,, her lr,, request rh1, he would lsy
aside Of, wandering habits. anil rniclvor u
rlmr'lrs himself with those among v HON
she l1l srcn, so many happy DAYS. She
was Influenced rn making ,his request by =
secret hope ,h1, hotter principles might grad
nails, llourh incidentally, enter h.. mind
IIrr anticipation. were not unfouudcd From
utter aversion 40 fr'i. which w, only oyrr.
ro'rj by IN. rcrnc,, II hi, diving sister, and
Which, with minds n1l entirely hardened. hos
generally lhc force ~ law, he o. length be-
came pleased with his new situation. ani
tho religion. Instruction which be Was ll,'
medium mo9irarsmit,ing In the dlTrrn .rluol'
i1 :hc form OF books, tracts. anil bibles, final
Is caught his own allcplon, and Wl' mad,
the instrument of renewing hi, own hrlri
Then lc discovered lhc secret spring ofiha
rr7c, which irraiir'cd the r'o,.ny srcne o
hi' sisters pilgrimage, participated in .,'
enjoyment, aal, At the distance Of onlv cirh
ven month, was suddenly transported. by
npid lr,rr. 10 the society ~ his deraur.
rdaliyc, and tho holy vision. ol immortality
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-22

SourrnlNo ABOUT Scuoors. ", knows
man Who '1N sumner hired four colts p,,.
iurcd IN farm some Eve miles diItant. ~
least oace in two week. he cot into a v,ro-
and drove over 70 acc hov his juvenile hor,e'
Jared. lIe made minute inquiries ol the keep
or as to their health, their daily Salsr.nr.5.
re himself examined the coalition ofths pas
rurr, and when dry season came on lie made
special arrangement. to h,ys daily allow.
ancc o$mcal and b, vas careful to know that
this vas regularly supplied.
This man had four children attending .
district schou kept in 4 small building s-'i.
cd at the eros, roads. Around this building
On three sides i, a space si1 feet wide. Tia
fourth side is IN 4 line with the street. Theirs
is rot an clubhouse or shade tree in sigh, OF
tho buildlug oflhe interior of the school.
house se need rot speak The single room
,s Ike ton many others, With sll is apparatus
arranged UPON the most approved plan for
producing curvcn 'pincs, csmPresssd lune',
IN health, dc.
We wish 10 stat c one { a on'y. II soWnsr
n those colts, s,,ile f,,her of,losc children ,h,l
never bs en- Ito TIA, ,cl l.houss to irqhi's
afcr ihe.coufnri. health or mental food dai-
lv dealt ont to hisnrsprinc. The latter par,
the summer We chanr. to ask, k,"Sho teaches
your school :" and the reply was, "he did
not know, he believed her name was Parker
bot he lad no Gns % looi Gtier school natter.
Am. Agrisnl,ufis,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-22
MISCELLAN NY .
THE WANDERING MTESTRELS.
NTalc founded on Facts.


A reverse 0. ",'a0', 0' I..''...'' ''
Which ...,H., a....sa'y '' ...f., I'-.',a
'.. la..-''. .r $50 '.'.'.....' '' '..'
NrH'. a...i '. ....si ''... a2'.a..' .....
c-~-'-...r a....0'r '' Pea. poverty a.i ''
,r.r 'rh Ia.r orl.aa children were
T.."..y cast uI0- f.' VIDE "u-.4 '.e
..'..... r0"r ,..r1."7 .#. -.r
r.a.an Doc mr., a.. us..r c.r-.r...r-
r. ".sr inevitably 1.."e"'.a t'm v."
s--. ra.r sns..,y Err.f' and A-ac.i",
...' r.s. "..r a1mrs repeatedly, after
.H..-- .r..' '.' Irr"t "i childhood .a Their
-..0' l..rr, n '.f immediate ''....t q.
Rome. -rlar.a i"e u...ra. 's.... ... a....t
a.r.'r. .r '---a-, aR...u. '.' Wandering
u"s.r.# .. ua.y. Before, however, f.'-
.r- -...r a.E..'al.s, tu1F 0. Fruger Go ai-
'u.n r..r profession hH s.eH vas Or.
u...s Obj. L.-a.s.gr..r- .-m applied tp uc
ri
N.r-- lar middle ages. m.asFr.sy was
.a -r..r among al. c.ls-gs o, ias euumaaI-
'g. 7al % U's ur'' l.ar'oa i' 'lc romantic
character 'al genera. habits of those tunes.
Na.r.'y any saa1'rv was Co hr found where
as r-aricr u1s uui cacauurgt, and where
.f'. ua' become both ihe means Of adv1u-
rrr literature, and tbe trs,r1mcut of POLITE
ca. changes. 80 festivals, n aa5cys. in
---7t halls, aud even n A.rc's palaces, mine
Frr.' were constantly rrg..r', .ar 'He pure
Tr'r afr0.e1-ua- heroic aro'., soothing BIS
-.r oui airs, thr mos-u'u. heart, 0r o.
..'.' wan '.''' h..''.'' ''' I''''' one. rs
H we A'.r business .' operate on human
..''.''','.a .a serve a' 'ae '''. -.''''--''..'
-'.''.''.i m....n OF intercourse '.'"'''
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D." '' ''''' -.'' '.'..-. '' ''..4-
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Ai.e' '"' fourteenth century '0's pr",es-
s.gl declined iu importance, uiI % was totally
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-22

The Half Pay Lieutenant.

T,. ,,,.. of tho c,mn,i,n in IIoll,rd ir
zoo r,,o,r, l,,, q, tho shore, or old Enc.
r,-5 mans, q, r,lr.I and .,,rr,J .orIrcr. Who
r,l r,r,r, AMI LlsIior ht. country. ,od c,r.
,,.I lr, .,srl7rl ,lrop,b , .,..iuu ofl,uls..
about the tine alluded ~. the metropolis
.r,m,I With d,hanlcl .oldiary. aud rhc
pnhI,. AlI ro ar-u,,nm ,lrmseJ,r, ro rhc sight
of"rrI rar,,"aImN.ar in every street orh
Nh, sober h,... ,nd 3rlh costume, oCthc ciu.
,.r. u7oy of fhs returned varr.,rs carried
.,l ,,grr,r, o, their hu,ey. Thrr, wrr,
anon, ,rcd.,llnIrl trrons a quaully uf ol.
r,,-, chiefly oi suNslrr-n rink. f., y,hom, ui
O. considerable proportion or,.rm. rr,-r e.
uh'Ishnc1t merely brought hairpay apl au
un.mp'ogcd lf', lulo eon,oulnl with .hcr
active energies.
4 Iy1r.,c rcsor, vlt,r ihc officers now out
orcrrms,on, was ,hc vicinity o.,hc c'lh' ai
lhc Wcs, E1l. They wrrsio De- distinguish.
cia,a alaure by their brou.d faces .'amIhed
oTa1'r'ies' 71' faded nh'i.'m'.
The ',ans became shifted it VAS changed
60 Downing Street, where ihr lr,cr' Of the
minister, srn0 uyrr'nwri 0l,h place hunters.
whose number, ,ha military certainly fai
mlmr.l''y increased. Tho r"''rrn"n' dob
no, altogether forget applicants 30 des'r',n2
as tf, latter. albeit difficulties ar1sr 90 DE.
uihrr.rr civil aWo'u'usr's amongst military
men. Snmc hesitation ocruurl a, placing
pen, ia,, hand, mors accu.iomod losooul'
However, 'h" civil service "a' 'r''r'h'''''
recruited from lhr r'nI' oi 'l' military Fer'
t1ps o 1n c,,ru,heyund lhc l",'umnie needs,
But ihr cogcmm'nt vcreu0lhl'io place onc'
lurcr ,ac arplnols, and The name ofih'
disappointed w1s"L-cion.'
Among ,hc'a unfortunate was The iod'''d.
n' whose story we arc about to rotate. 1t
mly BE- Thought fitting eomPa''o' piece ''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-22

SwrDCyuoRG says, "ihough the virgins he
saw IN heaven were beautiful, tho wives were
incomparably more beautiful, and wen; cn To.
creasing In beauty everTosl Is not here
an induccmenl for girls to get married !
What girl would willingly remain single IN
this word, a, the expense Of bcausy in tho
next,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-22
NEW SERIES, VOL. ), NO. 33.

Of his sisters 1ronv and his uwn tears, ha'-
iur been first inserted in the Register, a buok
OF an enormous size, and 6llrl m eyc,y Page
Nth accusations and malclicliors), was
dragged to the Hotel De vile. to make his
nprennncc before the Provisional Commi'-
sion. H., crime was iha, Of rreariug iai
'ri'lopi o,-lair
Oa the dav of hi. examination there were
two or three accompanying prisoners. whom
Q, m1v be worth while - notice in order to
show ,hs spirit II those ,ribuua'', and ofthe
times. The courageous reply ofone Of them,
ihc Crr- cr Amplrpay, was remarkable.
DO you believe ia hclIi" was the quos-
zion.
GLOW" said be-, "coa'd entertain auy
doubt ur It Uhra scc what IS passing here
I1i been iucrcdu'ous hrinre, when came
. here I mos, necessarily have hrco convinced
Another alleged culrr', Mary Adrian,
rirl or sixteen. clothing herself io a mans
drJ,s. performed, jur.nr the siege or ,he
place. the dangerous and la5orious service Of
anaunory.
She vas asgcl-"lIow cane you to brave
,hr Danger, and Gre the ca1aors against your
c,ualry'"
"On ,bc contrary, she replied, "i, was 60
defend, and save it from oppression"
Another hs,, of a pleasing appearance,
Ike oar minstrel, d.I ro, 90 would not, wear
q cacsaie. She Ua' then, asked 'hc reason.
"liis ool tho cockadr i'sr'f,' said she,
"th1t ! dislike has as Won wear %, 20 me ii
seems 'hr signal ofcrimcs
Iahyr gave s.-a 60 thc turnkey, who
was placed behind her, to ~ cocLadc on
hrr bonnet
"G, auav." oidhr "wb,l, YOU wear
,h.s yo1 win be safe"
Th, rI with great coolnes, Immediately
took 10 ol. auI addressed rhss, few words boz
4 j.cntGsl tome Co 'hc nhEcs
IL return ,,o yoa." and she INSTANTLY
Irl thc room and wcnt'o execution.
A,,f, srne moment Ei-,ol,1 w, brought
forward. brt ,hs sam, crime having bcrn
i~rnrI n, him. and The prcy.ors scene hay-
Ing rr.lrcra rrr7t excitement a raI from
t-. r-sfr- sr'-c was. a,In many other
--rr -r,.rr, condemnation and uc
turnkey. striking him upon ,hc shoulder .r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-22

vast ampltlihcaitc. AW"'-i Others, our
minstrel was attracted 10 the SPOT. happy In
an occasion VI ohttin,ng Sw sous IN ~.
charge ior her simple mcloios Tho lord
of tho fears. who va. tho nhabitart or
pretty though M, magnificent s'lifrr, and the
owner Of \ small douain vt cultivated vines.
w. attracted no les, by ,horcrhupsr than
the performance and brheld through the
disguise ol poverty, cerrniu i'd'srrihnhlc ,u.
pcuouiy Of manner. which lei him Ia conec.
lurc other exalted qualities. H. imima,cd
hi. wish To become moro hmnisr with the
SONGS and melodies that were ~ him the hr,,
amusement On thi, festive occa'ion and did
not hesitate. therefore to iniir7r- = wish for
the repetition of,hrm NJ his Qv1 lwcllor On
the following }1v u vas then his fret I'm.
prrssious uerr confirmed. v-'h ultimately
led tn srcSaliaioo 70 tho r,nk " ~. rom.
panion for lie Shs who h,d homo ,Iycrsi-
" we'll. Wss not wholly unrrrr7-cl inr ihr
proper cuiaymsut aud uso of sudden prosper.
i,v. nm al length. to the maturity of ihr ro.
blcs, principles, she cninrniy adorned her
comparatively elevated sphore.
Malaue Fmi,.'r tr,r such was the rcv
pamc shc had acquired with hr'uoW snuon)
ntlcd uo, 10 corcila,e the universal esteem
or her re,sbbor, and de7rri1n'. Il WIS to
her source of rurr md perpetual rranfc'.
liuu 10 ,,siI the humble co,ar,. of the dI,.
utc, ,o associ,ic with their l,vly ,cr1m'
during their Labor. In the vncvuls, whore
sbr would often recount tho sornwf.l aiysn.
urc. or her ovo WANDERING lf- and tn ale.
,ia'r ,hr suCrrnrs of,hc viy,,.cd, by char.
table Distributions.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-25
HUBBARD s. CUNDALL'S
HAIR TONIC
FOR TOILET USE, IS INDISPENSABLE

imparts richness and brancy to the HAIR giving it
dark, clean and glossy appearance with agreea-
Bile perfume Its penetrating, strengthening and stmi-
lang and should occupy prominent place in every La
DY's and GENTLENIANS TOILET.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is purely Vegetable Preparation
Excelsior Hoir Tonic will cure Nervous Headache
Excelsior Hair Tonic warranted to free the Scalp fro
Diseases.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will promote the growth, preserve,
and beautify the Hair
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warrante to cure Scald Heads,
Scurvy, &c.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will stop the falling of the hair.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to give perfect salts
faction.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will prevent badness and gray hair
Excelsior Hair Tonic warranted to free the head from
Dandruf
Excelsior Hair Tonic, WILL if used upon the heads Of
children lay the foundation for good head of hair.
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONICi
Each bottle will have the words LOMBARD & GUN
DALI, EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC, SPRINGFIELD
HASS,n blown in the bottle
Excelsior Hair Tonc-For particulars see pamphlet
ound each bottle.
Excelsior Hair Tonic-None genuine without the fac
sime signature of the proprietors upon the outside wrap
per.
Excelsior Hair Tonics neatly put up in bottles near
ly twice the size of any other Hair preparation.
Excelsior Hair Tonic-s sold by all Druggists Fancy
Goods Dealers and Hair Dresses throughout the country
Excelsior Hair Tonic-I'ricc 25 Gents.
n. B. All orders should be addressed to JOS. WIN.
CENDALl.. tIGoaricLs rlock. SprlrigheaG. .dass
For sale by all druggists in Worcester at Projectors
prices also by H. Bates West Brookfeld; F. 'we South
Brookeld Edward &Thurston, Leicester; T. IT, Prouty,
Paxton; and at Union Store Warren.
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