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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28
TUESDAY, MARCH 2s, 1854.
Real Gstotf.

LEWIS G. MUM,
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
233 MIN STREET-UP STARS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28

NNTAUSHACUM LAKE ICE.-PERsoNs
w DESTROYS of being supplied with Spring Water lee
from Waushacum Lake. respectfully invited to leave
their ORDERS either the of D. D. Reyes of
Main and School streets, at the City Hall Market with
the subscriber, the Office of the Worcester Nashua
Railroad Company No. 10 Bank Block. Waushacum
Lake is situated in the town of Sterling, and is of the
pures sheets of water in the State being fed entirely by
springs. I. W. HAMMOND
January 49, 1854 diff
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Houses aud TcMcments 10 LIE

In different parts Of the City; also 200 House Lots. II
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28

SEED RARLEY.--A small LOT Of choice harley
- raised in Northern New York II was procured 49,
pessly for seed and Is really nice article and ree from
foul seed, for sale by LEE SPRAGCE & CO..
mch10 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28

"a GUAR DIAN'S SALE OF READ
f. ESTATE.-By License of Court will be sold at pub
Va9A4c auction, on
Friday, the 31sI Day of March Next,
Mt 10 O'clock A. NJ the following Real Estate, to wit;
The Homestead Farm of Eli Harrington, of Westboro,
consisting of about So of Excellent Land, well di
vded into Moving Tipge, and Pasturing, with good
supply Of Wood The buildings consist of large and
commodous Dwelling House, good Barn, Wood Shed,
Carriage House, and Granary, all in good repair. And is
situated about mile of the centre of the town. and
Depot in Westboro, and within few rods of Saw and
Grst Mill To any person wanting good Farm, in
good location this presents opportunity. part of
The purshase money remain mortgage, if desired
Also, the Pew No. 80, in the Evangelical Society's
Meeting House.
Also the Horse Shed, No. "a, said Meeting House.
EDWIN BULLARD, Guardian.
Westboro', Feby %, 1854. mchS d&wts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28

IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE ADVANCED
state of the season, H. O. Valentine is closing out his
large stock of Fan and Winter Clothing at greatly reduced
prices and all persons in Of Coats Pants VESTS U-
dershrs and Drawers, any description of Clothing or
Furnishing Goods respectfully invited call and get
Bargain. IL. G. VALENTINE.
jag dawtf No. Merchants Row.
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well divided into mswing, tiage, pasuring, and wood
land.
On the same Dwelling Houses, . Barns, and other
Outbuldngs. About So Of Woodland, and one of
the best Apple Orchards in the County The Farm wibe
sold in lot divided into lots to suit purchasers.
The above is under high state of cultivation Persons
wishing purchase invited to call and examine prior
to the sale Terms LIBERAL and nude known at sale.
AT the time, will be sold Il tons English Hay and
all the Wagons, Carts, Tools &c, belonging to the Farm
S. W. SELBi, AuctiOneer.
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~ U NJ b ElLAS! ~
"a Inc pest general assortment Of Umbrellas, ~
Ais now offered to the citizens Of this City, ~
from the best Materials and in the most
durable manner Silk, Scotch, English aud American
1mgnss 8 wholesale and Retail, (every Umbrella
PARAS OILS.
anuacured for the CITY trade Of te richest silks and
the latest French Styles made from the best materials
and in the most durable Manner at Wholesale and Retail
Umbrella and Paraso Mandatory, 20 Main ST.. s
~ ~ N. p. MOORE.
N b. Umbrellas and Parasols repaired and covered in
aworkmanlike manner, aah25 dem
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[-A ASSItI NEE'S SALE OF la l. ES-
t,HH TATE. VIII be sold at public auction, on THURS
DAY, the 30;h day of March current, at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, the premises, in the town of leicester, all the
right title and interest that 10 sEpIIUs MUZZY OF Lei
ceser had the time he went into Insolvency. in unto
certain Real Estate in Leicester, to witt IL acres choice
Land, with good wostoy Dwelling House, with good
Barn. Crrer shop, 25x4j feet; Store House, and other
outbuihlings thereon all in good repair.
Also, one acre of Land, with Dwelling House thereon,
situated near the above described The above Estate is
located in the northwest part of Leicester and about
miles from the centre of the furnishing of spencer
The above location Is desirable location for carrying
the Cryng Business having been occupied for that pur-
pose for many years. Also Horse shed in the
Of the town of pencer JOHN o BORNE, Assignee
) Il. BAKER, JR, Auctoheer.
March &c. 1854. mch23 dts
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Worcester, Feb. 3, 1851. daWu
RERLlII7N ACADEMIcAL BoARDINt

n OST, -on Tuesday, March q, a Leather WALLET,
IA containing about sixy-ive dollars. Most of the
money in three dollr bills Worcester money. Also,
sundry small notes Of hand. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the Mr.. Kendail's Hat Store
265 Main street SAMUEL POTTER,
mch22 d6ta Holden, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28

TCE! ICE!! Having purchased the entire inter-
n est in the Ice business of Mr.. Sears, shall
call on his customers with own, whom win supply
with ice of as good quality in every particular,
be produced in the State of Massachusetts, and
favorable terms. Our teams will start about
the LIST of May usual, when we in hopes to be
able make such contracts for supplying
will be satisfactory. Persons Wishing make contracts
previous that time, do So either at the Office, 147
Main St. or with Mr. Eb'r Flagg'or Mr. John Russell.
BENZ. +. HAYWOOD,
mch11 dtf JOHN RUSSELL.
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EVOR SALE OR TO LET.-In EagleyiHe,
II BLACKSMITH SHOP, with all necessary tools and
fixtures and well situated to command good Of Gus
tom. Terms very reasonable For further particulars
inquire of JOHN BACON, the premises, or of d.
BROAD, temperance Exchange, Worcester.
Holden, March "a, 1854. deod&w3wt
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.
J. I. BAKER, Dep Sheriff,
mch25 d3t&wlt Messenger.

COMPREHENSIVE. SUBSCRIBERS
~ have formed coparnershp for the purpose of carry
ing more extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
ing LiDe, and ALSO to add to that branch large and well
selected stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made the Establishment warranted
to be equal any that be found in this city. All gar
ments warranted to give satisfaction
~ large lot of Furnishing Goods constantly hand.
MEC0RNEY & BIGEL0W.
W. MEooRSEY,
L. i ln..u. { D lnrrAr
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Dr. 0RnwAY has been using his Blood Purifier in his
practice for the last years, with great He
las often been urged by his friends and those who have
lie has now added to an Herb discovered in California
by Dr. KELLEY, which makes the most wonderful
DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-28

EOPARIh ERSHIP NOTICE. We have
" this day given Samuel L. Staples interest with
in Lumber Business from and after January 1st 1854
The business will be continued heretofore, under the
name and firm OF I. & o. X. EARLE.
THOMAS EARLE,
0. X. EARLE,
SAMUEL E.. STAPLES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

sneer to which tho lnurted hioan replied that
no would show him. This was too much for Ken
lucky chvay to bear and the speak politely ntimsted
that he would trsmple Mr. O. under foot II such an act
would not inevitably soil his he speoker boots Strike
II you dare" says the thoroughly enraged Camps
bell "Do you hit first" replied the spunky speaker,
when at that up stepped several humane ndi-
viduals, who, without difficulty, separated the combat
ants, and prevented the further eoson OF blood Camp
bell walked OF with heroic air, ADD Boyd strobe down
the with the gait and bearing OF conqueror-
Mike Walsh who witnessed the rather sarcastca-
ly compared It two boys, each deiug the other to
knock chip OF his head. Tho representative OF the
shortboys and shouderhtte has evidently no respect
Tor suoh childs play.
Complaints Of the gross negligence and nattcntion with
which the Southern telegraph line is managed are becom-
ing very common. Several instances have lately been
brought my knowledge which either manifest the most
capable carelessness downright dishonesty gentle
man sent despatch from New Orleans to Richmond on
the Gath OF last month"; and did not reach It's desauon
before the S0th inst Another dispatch was sent at the
time from the place, TO senator mere ana II
came through once. How this difference be ex-
planned except upon the suppositon that the interests OF
private persons dsregarded by the Company while
they dare not exhibit such Accountable neglect in the
OF holding high official posty The same gen
tleman other occasions sent dispatches from New
York and Philadelphia to Richmond, aud neither arrived
any earlier than they could be brought by mall Similir
instances Of gross careessnes Of wu neglect occur
every day, and it Is high time that some efficient steps
should be taken to remedy tho evil Under the present
workings of the system the telegraph is Of little
practicable benefit the public and 1t Is waste OF
money resort for speedy transmission of intei-
gence. The mails are quite fast and reliable.
IKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

NAvAL.-The U. $. sloop OF War jamestown, Capt.
Samuel W. Downing, anchored OF the Philadelphia Navy
Yard Tuesday afternoon The Ledger says she came up
tho river in fine style. with all Fails set announcing her
arrival by firing the customary salute turning the Point
She made tho run from Pernambuco in 81 days, and
would have been here several days since but for being
delayed by ogs outside tho cspes Tho following Is her
list OF officers:
Cipsin Samuel W. Downing Lieutenants Chaa. r. Nc.
nosh, Roger y. Stenbel Charles Deas Acting Licuteu.
ant, John r. Hall; Surgeon, Jno. s. Gulck Acting Mas.
ter, Joseph u. Dehaven; Marine Officers Second Leuten
ant, Geo. Holmes; Midshipman Henry Adams, William H.
Oheever; Bnatswan, Charles Woodland; Gunner James
NJ WOODWARD Carpenter, John Jarvis Salnaker Francis
Boom.
The Jamestown has been than three years sea-
attached to the Brazil squadron, and returns homo FOR
pairs Sho will go into dock in order ascertain whether
she received any damage In going the reef Per-
nambuco.-NorCOik HtTald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

the deepest tina: have 10 record n dh 80
our esteemed friend Miles W. D.rden, The ~
o. Msh who died at his residence Monday evonn H. o
OF april 1871, CATER week OF Insa,
anu eght children to deplore their irr.tTI.y..bs
was mem Der OF the Court land CommI.s,on,r ~
& OF ih standing with cultivated mind tI.n
Ne ihimationknd and RGsconae In his family anJ -
% iet oy Tue whole community, especially Inv The noor
whose ot ~ was 10 know him best,
the modest works OF God an many hest %
saduened by the Of his death hui We
ha our loss his eternal gain that While hi,
the cold and silent duss in hs land
o. rest Tree from sickness, pain and sorrow. FRIEsp
The melancholy fate of DR.. GEO. w. CAULPIELD
demands from bis friends brief tribute 10 his memory
Dr. Cauheld had just attained the age OF 81 years Amer
long period Of study during which he made much moro
than the usual progress in medical science he had inst
graduated III the Virginia Medical College To mind of
uncommon vig0r, adorned by much miscellaneous road
ing he added many qualities Of the heart which endeared
him TO numerous friends. Generous in disposition Kind
In feelings prompt to do favor, candid in his opinions
quick to resentment yet ready to forgive with The
strong impulses characteristic Of genius his fraes wero
those which injured no but bmsel and over which
every generous heart willingly throws the mantle of for
getinlness An nec,ionate aud brother an idol In
his fathers family he is to that domestic circle an ire
parable loss.
No farther seek his merits to disclose
Or draw his frates from their dread abote.
There they, alike, in trembling hope repo,e-
The bosom Of bis Father and his God" c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09
CROP PROSPECTS, SOUTH

bouisIASA.-We have been visited with very unseason.
BILE weather during several days Of this and the preceding
pleasant month Of April We have also had sevs,.I
slight ifos but not enough To nure or seriously
retard vegetation Crops Of every description with Tho
exception OF corn, are looking extremely ue-al things
considered.-l ThiUodauE Minerva, 22d inst
AREAS'As.-On Monday night VIZ had n ware haas.
Fost.-l Little Rock Wing, 21tb. '
GEoRoiA-rhe corn and cotton crops in tho region Of
Casvlle are nLcommonly backward owing TO ,be lone
continued cold weather. The wheat crop "a but little in
ufe. WI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

.sS MARKET, May e-FIour 1, qui., u,
80 anu very rule disposition Holder, 70 az
a. To-, . u IN good demand with supplies, sais" go,
stnc 800 shite Offering Corn active Sale. ~ 500
,nS,L. and mixed rs cents no nriuc ,so ~
Other articles unchanged 'N''"A"eu ~ WAVE cents.
fish MARKET, May 6-The suppy OF yI,b ,os.v a.. 49,, -
about
ems az ssas per hundred Herring AT Al nsr
s,d ~ seng In small quantities. at $40 DER bb ao
ST. LOUIS MARKET M,yl-Tos,ooo-
S hhds offered and rejected the foloving bi5.
40 90 ~ sr hox.s Connecticut leaf bid Tor a, r.iov
sySo ~ ~ IL 10 10, 10 20, 10 lO-Eihdawn ara
pe1 o"6s AZ the State Warehouse hhds uss ala
hannfactured Tobaceo-Sale OF 25 boss. p,,..,. . ia,
A. in - ana ha pounds at IL to 1885, boxes, Kenuei
rErEhshuRG MARKETS, May 6th-wheat-we ,ro,. ,,,,,.
% 81 coal 80 Red do att I0al T5 Receipt, oas ,m.I
~ vi p quote Fine S!io; Superhne 1906 Extra suprIans
quite dull. pSes' AZ which
Iobaeeo-BI.k and Lups common a. 40 ,s o.,.
e. common ON Leaf $40 TO 5. Good Leaf sai9q5
rotton-Cotton Scents.
cap ts5. 'A's' PERUVIAN 10; MeM-
LOUISVILLE MARKET. May 4h.-saIe, g, hid, Tobacco =,
slight .dvanc--22 at sta45O 9 nt4 ss,S "a y. :,
621a6,e5; and Bat 40, 81 and Sos " - ~ ''SoA'i +"
NORFOLK MARKET, May
r eaeoS, Ham; ,lSsi2s; Hog Round 9a9se.
CoES. White prime Sc; yellow prime v.n,s5 %.
90 Mixed prime Toe. ' "~"'so' feeeipts hght ios
CHsEsE. liai2Ec.
iLASsEEp, bushel 81 2nalS
Family .. ~ suPeruhe Extra pha9H
HAY cargo from store Goal
MEAL, per hushel, for BOited 90.
21A2C
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~ ask attention N the sale ' afternoon, upon the
lses AZ ~ O'clock, Of several beautiful
ket Gardens Rtook Turnpike, mile from the city
Its proNlmly 70 the city, we'll lie beautiful stuNon
hne. render " property tho most valuable Of the kind
Maths been In the market for some time past
IN TAYLOR WfLIANa. hueta.
~ Invite P,reuiar attention 70 the safe u' dy,
mencnR alto o'clock, A. NJ the residences ~ Mr.
Glenn, Rroaitreot between 9Th and 7rcs Of Valuable
Real E'tae Slaves, stok and gurhiurcs, detailed descrp
ton ~ wish be by 10 the
der the aueion head. THOMAS W. DOWRLJ Receiver.
TAiLoRf WitL,vs, Auets. ns9
WNHEE IAHBhCUE At sI.AsH COTTAGK-A free bar.
n btue will he given by the czsns Of Hanover COUNTY on
SATURDAY the 18Th day Of May 1885, clash Coaxs
eontiierh the propriety OF changing the County
Al persons are cordially Invited 20 attend.
mao BT ooSHirIIE.
ExTHA viCK-BOXE5 AND sCHkWs--A ~ ply Of ,ppe-
H forqnay just TO hand. Perons hAyns Vie the odd
ss'e= broken, can be supplied by calling on
toyt u sfNrON \ co III Matn street
EhrhtH, 90 tdsg good dsmaEei soc Leather for
~ 'alsU may1 T. II. tKiaKER, Cary street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

IhE CROPS ASD FgUirs.-The prospects for a good
wheat crop was never cheering this and adjoining
eouheS man at present Our farmers to be elaed
with the bright prospects ahead" of an nbnndon, CO.
and nigh prices We hope their snticipaons NAV be full
reaHsu Tor we glory in the prosperity Of tho farmer
VINO Is me rue master wheel 10 the great machinery OF
society," but we would admonisb them that there is in tho
language OF All ancient provcrb many a slip between the
cup and The mouth The time for the joint worm il now
nearly at hand and may yet do s work Of destruction
Inc prospect Tor ifu too, is yet quite good notwh-
standing the heavy rosts seets and deem snows tha,
nave ro time TO time, Of late made fearful Of the re-
SUIT There will DO, It true but few peaches cherries
or pum nut the respect is fair for abundance Of an
-Skannton MeSstnner Nm g -
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MlroR's CouRr YKsrkRpAr.-Cow sTrAlNo.-John
knight was brought up on charge of ste.Inv COW tbe
property Of Mr.. Alex. Kerr, and selling the same to
Messrs John Bowles aud John Snyder butchers In tho
lower market
Mr. Ellis Clerk Of the Market said that Mr. Kerr called
upon him on Saturday and informed him that he bad
which he understood was being sold In the Market
by Messrs. Bowles and Snyder. He went to Soydet
asked him into mis- office aud questioned him a. to where
he got tho COW which no then selling Ie said TIA,
Bowcs was tho purchaser and that he
hall from him, which was about 500 pounds lie denied
any knowledge fthe skin or head owles' to
him (-itness) was that person him, I've with
where there was COW to DO sold which he could pur.
chase u he had the MONEY! Bovles gave him Ssb and
the INDIVIDUAL brought the cow to his pen He requested
.uo ssin ana mead would DO given to him rs he had
shoes for his negroes. He took the head for SOUP Tho
h"., '''s'eu W siu nc Pat all on board packet
AI., Y,,..,, l.. ,
.ssrhed f. ha. ,h =, COW on "eahesda! last ne
an, ey.c, S.ms axau,n anu .nsrsusy morhng WIN
ouss hor, Tho 49, uc az lolu una. ne maue IN
sou. 'ne pens ne might discover something OF her.
' .eas W nv onyu.1 slaughter pen aud asked him u
,h., h. h.d No, VI Maeser,o,ng ner[anu no sara
p'essn. 10 'ook out Tor he aud hc (wness) would
VI ae% sney found her He offered them reward
liz wa 49, 49, O,os ss.s u, w. oaek.
soo I'm rm W he aSeused-hnight and asked
u'u "s' Wv NC smeu on wednesday, and his answer
got none of the money Tia then ep, -, NJ SD" a. ~
Questioned him "a IN Tho des,,, ~ ~ M 'nu
killed lie answered cow rei.hnn shon, Soo y. sn n
pounds -''N' WV " WV
Upon information which he recevcd n, tho .o,,so os
that Thursday evening he to well nbou, 900
yards from Mr. Snydcr's pen accompanied with officer
Irwin and another friend Mr. Irwin Mt his request was let
down by means of rope when he discovered bag con.
tanning the skin Of his COW.
bS~,es and Snyder denied any kno~ledgc of the mat
oy Tue individual to whom no gave $50 to purchase
Row,.s w,s s,.d s,o r., nan ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09
EDITORIAL Correspondence.

LfNCHbURG, MAY q, 1909.
The Board Of Directors Of the James River and Kama
wha Company. commenced their session, in this city,
yesterday. l aware that any of the busincss
which before them has yet been disposed Of
One of the subjects which learn will engage their aten
on the enlargement of the basin of the canal in this
CITY, This Improvement has been long needed and when
made, will result in great convenience to the CONF
mercis interests of this whole secuou and impart a
quickening Influence to trade along the wharves. An OBJ
servaon of the receiving and dischsrgpg OF freight du.
ring the busy seasons will satisfy person that the
present. limits allotted for that purpose, the canal
entirely too meagre The large nccessons OF tonnage
which is being daily made this point arising from
the extension Of the canal Buchanan and the over
flowing quantities which come down upon the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad of themselves require it. In ad-
dtiou the demand for storage and commission houses
along the basin, is increasing in consequence Of the
great impulse which trade has received from the
cited above Nearly the whole ground from the present
Western end of the BASIN the Eastern terminus is
covered with houses OF that character ard still the in
involved in the canal trade is requiring extern.
sion OF facility conduct it. This enlargement as has
been suggested, upon the ground which Judge Daniel
proposes surrender TO the Company, will amply supply
To day the board have accepted invitation from the
President of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad make
excursion to Chrstansburg understand large par-
" of our citizens accompany them
The passage Of that railroad through the Allegheny
Mountains will well repay visit from the low lands OF
the State Much has been said about the delay of this
great work to scale these barriers but If any rejecting
mind will CONSIDERABLY survey the whole feld-the
der will be that mighty undertaking has been
compshed at all The anxiety which has been manifest
ed through the State concerning the progress Of that work
s the sures indication OF its great Importance and il any
have nurmured that its pace swift enough an ex
animation of the difficulties which have been
and fully overcome will dssipate these feelng aud give
place to Of admiration for the skill and energy that
have baed long against the lofty emncnces Of the
Allegheny and the dashng mountain torrents.
Virginia, by this schieyement-accomplished il has
been by uuceasng toll aud effort of scientific skill and
physical orca-has ra ked herself with the few other At
antc States that have succeeded in the great under
taking Those who direct her applied this
great element Of renewed effort have the consolation
know that the greatest Of the obstacles in extending these
iron the Of the Mississippi have to
exist and that ere long they will realize than the
copectua estimates in transporting the tonnage seeking
its way and the swamins millions OF souls that will
up aud down from its valleys 5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

Federal Court commenced It's May session. In this place
on Monday ast--Judgc Btookenbrough presiding.
Up TO the time oi going press hut little business NJ
general importance had been transacted The case OF
w. Meeks who IL now in jill charge of robbng the
mail was taken mp and the whole OF thursday spent the
endeavor 20 qua,h the Indictment DO not know when Il
will terminate.-SlannLon Mesacnatr INV 6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

tW- DH. G.. 10. RHAINERD would inform the ppbIo
thAthc IL waiting for the Committee CorrcsI ondenee Al Ro
mOnd 90 report consulted Exchange oei nm
~ Monday, May sth, 1854, from to II A. NJ and 10
r. w. My stay will be short therefore let all
aPPy AZ once Correspondents by addressing opaid box
the eyeba IL small large also whether the eve stand. ONT
promptly IL sunken-can for two dollars obtain adylcs or
dollars In which
deducted. The poor fayoTably considered. ~ WI w
DH BRisRHD has restored peTaons sight In
Paa and total shdnes; o. from weeks 10 20 years
Of his discovery without cutting pain or wasb
H. has aso cured inflammation Of vatlops M,
grades pain from, ntnIstan nee of IIph IA,
pes, or lo, o. ughthon hge and Of which
have remained permanent 70 the present moment 'N
Ror abundant evidence Of the facts stated reference may b
had 20 s.enen oi persons treated, and published in the v
papers Many OF those AZ his room
ho4P W. Of each day, at which hours will perform
periments on the worst that may be presented
- see notice above, for Those VIII A., "a,
'''' 1''' - wen MN It an