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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-26
Dr. Todd'a Pills

NAN he had fresh and genuine at tho following places IN
~ tie city Of Wheeling and vicinity yiEAt tie Drug
Coz Dir y Iogantt OF FIel'k Ynhrllns, Wm Mckee
Coz SRltelelownlI Brentlger 0entre wheeling o.!
he Shoe store o! Todd & Devo, market square, and Of
tho Drug store OF the proprietor, Of Quincy and
Rlnh SiTeetA. . -...g.. .r L...I
dlllion's and jacob GOOdinss National ROa, BENZ d
Craven. west AeNardrai Wilson Sninser's west Wheel
ing; and Fly LOonRms, Bridegroom, Ohm. ''fIlt
TheYe pills need no llih Recommendation than al
trial. they have now been IN cOnts1 use IOr more than
twenty yesrs, and u yov WIN only slve them chance they
DOR 500 PER GrosSYf iNnG /
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Professor Woods Oriental sanntIve,
L,inilncnt, M

l,inimcnt. ~.
This Eminent is0 valuable auxiliary IN tho Treatment OF
some oil the most formidable dsclses with which II Ia our
lot to conchd lornsiNMce, ff1mmaio Of InnEs and
5oH.IS. by thorough and continued application Oi this
Ltnmet over the region Of tho Affected organ, these 9th
erwise lond bic diseases bro al once disainc OF MOI
thousands OF moihers they allowed 10 sreak would
with all the eoqtenCe Of feeling aid affection, hear their
united Testimony 10 The fact that had snaiced their chill
their fol heSh and beauty, Again. Il wall found
HIwerful auxiliary IN removing what Is EeM0Oily known
rs an Agu9 Cake or an enlargement al the Spleen In all
cases where an external apPlieaIIon'so service, this lin
melt will be found uso'ul. "N'
General ncpot 600 broadway, New York; und II
arket 81. ST Louis .t'''
FOrsaIe Wholesale and retail In WhCellngby
jc7d3m WILLIAM !. ARMSTRONG
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New Savings Bank Store.
XIV pAtnINoxED LErrEns AT TnE OLD rosT OEFloE!

r AN now receiving aud orenns unusually large and
j. gene al assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnes,
Umbrellas and CARPET Sacks, at the corner Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, In the room formerly
eupied The Post once aud opposite the McLure House,
a very large and Mi ely stock which was purchased
for cash. from the manufacturers OF the North urdcr the
most favorable circumstances and offer them to the clu
Eens Of Wheeling and vicinity Of reduced prices, whole
sale aud RETAIL aud resi- eGIly solicit share OF patron
age. .
deem II useless say much in praise OF my stotk u
mistake not the people Of Wheeling arc not so easily
humbugsGi by advertising rus suceli 10 say haVeEny
variety mems youths and boys boots aud shoes. mir
for SILK noeSkln wool, leshorn, brush aud 'traw hats:
ord for ladies every variety UG silk lawn straw ard braid
hornets OF the most recent fashions AMI styles. Also
Shoes slippers and Callers bOln for ladies'. mssrs ard
ehdte OF the most fashionable style, make aud quality
--call mud see FOR yourselves. ...
Having purelpsedR lag" stock OF The above named ar
tcles would respectfully invite country merchants ~
call and SEQ me- send nc their O'deTs will duplicate
any hills purchased in the eastern cities for eAsh
ans - 80 = ~ u. II. WATSON.
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BRUPTIVE DISEASES.

BRUFI1VG D1SuASGS.
TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
l. best Physicians OOur city, that In The cuC OF Sci oiua,
letter, aud many oler diseases, BRESI'SOEE'S FLuIR
ENTnACr oF EARsGPARtLLA AND DGNpGhoN. Is decidedly
above all Oller peparOons speaks itself wlcme
used; and although we have never taken the pains OF hSy
ing published ihroshtho arcrs or appointing sgcts
lorthe sale OF IT, yet we are almost weekly receiving or
dcrs rTom Vermont, New York Ohio Kentucky and other
states by persons, who by chance means have heard
oTits wonderful curative powers. Tho following Is from
gentleman OF Vermont lew days Since who used tor
very sell Ous dise1se;- ....... g.
DIAN DoCTOE. ..E,,,
~ Tho two bottles ofnedleire got from Vol
wlenin Wheeling, have nearly cured met please send me
some more By Express. ..ss, ...
=. Yours Respectfully
ills now prescribed by nearly all The Physicians OF OIL
city rUt as quaok medicine, Tor have made them oc
with The component par tsj and We now Say to all
such az we have not tic opportunity OF making 4 known
TO- that is entirely free OnI all minerals, and is not III
lie least Incompatible wIlhNny vi the preparations oIlO
die, EUlvcl's solution, or other properties.
To be lad at Paxton Lake g. and T. NahriIns, ana soil
"'O'''''' wv" BRENTLlNGER& ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, WheelngVn.
July 81, '62.
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Planished Tin Ware.
lust opcncd,an assortment ofspcndld POmiscd Ware,
Cr egCS sGI se @ nSns rs
coolers, Stomach warmers and painted Toilet aos'a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit tho attention OF
tho public varied ard beautiful assortment OF House
and steam BOat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
.'- No2s Monroe ST, near The Post Office,
MnYln Wheeling. Xn
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

t...u. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. E'
c imeOn U. Woodrow having, on tho nth dayO
. ApIi g t. Opef deed conveyed ~ trust to nc
undersigned The heneit OF his said Wood owS credit
ors all 0G his and personal property AID chooses lUc
toIj all persons In any wise Indebted 10 said woodrow
required 10 make immediate mytnent 10 me- and al
persons baylDk claims against said Woodrow are required
IN Older 10 receive any bensR: under sad trust within
four ons 10 fife their claims with the rIorer released
COZ ding 10 tho tcrms Of said deed. with the Undersigned
'Ari3 ug GkO. w. SIGHTS, AssiGHeo.
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EASTERN lADTERl' IS.RlfENTS.

Names II. iPefot g. Brother,l
FLOUR AND GRAIN lE!dGTORS>
.ay - S0@N5"'s STsihiIad siplin, Pn.
FoRsYTH.& HOPKINS,
fiElsKRLI~ Co.,
noy,siw ]. II. Mil ER gro.
Eg"s, D. BASER q Co., wllwNlc 99vapces on consiUh
Hosklns, Heiskell y Co.
'.'. l'7si ixPoN rms AND JOBRERs Or F.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
JAVE removed 10 tlol now Iron uildlgg ?ia Market
ii q. and 81 GomnoIee 81 pliLkAQkLPAlt. sHlllly
N Anspaoh, Brother q 90.
WHOLESALE DRY GODS STORE,
ko7O North 4hita st. corner q ChtrTE rhllnsdebIphl"
William Ansraollt.. Henry y Pan@oll .enlI!lGg!
WoItes, Ballard ~ %.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
10 Market sirt.L PhiIndclphin. =,
w rscSrt TS d 1SIS sale Of Western Podass Pc
ular attention will 10 given to eohsEnmcnts oil WOOL
Flour, IacOn AMI Tobacco, 1850
"HFN" lo- i'Ros I Johnston, ill., Esq Wheeling
David F%rrisr: Efq. cIHSI oli1SSH,, O.
Absaom RidgelE. E;P; 0hioeo va yH'
James Means cam E.S. staubcnviiic, o.
CroL. r. KELLY! formerly Of Wheeling Is enS1sed
IN this Ilouso.l .@pso:uIy
Odd Fellows, Rlnsons, Rct. lien, Sous OF
....i, Temperature
And other Society Regalia,
BanneIS, Seals and JetDeis, manufactured and s0M
Ly Gibbs & Smith, No. 10 baltimore Street,
baltimore, Nd.
THEasortmen usually on hArl consislSOi
REGALIA,
Old FtliomS'-GrHnd and Subordinate L"dSe and IS =
CamEncn .. 5.f. q,
Past Grand and other CMee's pls'hapN
lei, %, Sd, ith and 9th Degree Paradox
p.shiy embroidered Enamrnrnt Pa'ad
....I. RcgaliaS. E.r
Mdsomic-K Knights Tomplar, Royal N, ana Master
= Jewels, Robes, llNrincIs, 81 'Ord9, &c: ,
Som of 7empeTdurs--NhtiOna Grand ami Subordlha,
DivislOnS-O Ulcers and MCnlhcts.
Red Aet-Sachenls Past Oncers and richly emhtolhel
81 Degree Working and Parade RcgalN.
D JEWELS
or the various Orders. OF Silver Gill or Plated Metals,
including Knights TemplaI, with DiIks) hp
..v0 |"' BANNERS. .
Banners OGOvery size style aud cost adapted TO the VA
IlOus Orders and Societies, manufactured 10 Orders anu DC
signs for banners when required, furnished nee Of eX
uensc showing tho style OF the same when hnlslcd Also
ROBES, SAStIES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
Comprising Tho largest TO br found III the u -
LODGES, ENCAMP MEN'fS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES
Wishing to NJ up their Halls, or supply themselves VIII
Parade or Working Rcsaa, Hammers DC, can depend NJ
or having their orders satisfactorily Iea, BY eGmE ~ OF
u, ESgalia and BanerIg turGTs,1a baltimore Street.
GB"G + pRY,A Wnrolgg, Va Mrl-tt
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=.5.BAALl5.T.l. .IMORF \.

" u SSsstltAJa,-
81 81 DAlII Mnnn ~
~ Z. - >. - -. = = NLOlGN
Gn,,11 - E. /.
SuA4 q IhOmn.o.
IMPORTERS AID wub,vs... PsoN,
Tens. Wines, I.ianorS SALE DEGLEss,.
Tobacco, Coffee, SrpIces, lndiuo a..
AND' OFiIEh ashhnr, MolnsscSI' VII.
NpoIi,adi NSoIlj lHaitr aud . NoSn iu;s.
,h. -" J'""'''@ ettolp Areh sire 4 pdiiI,rirc4, 4
u,,,., '"nElpHn
tRun. nStaolIRhed in 1900
vi. - ~N|o'
THOMPSON REYNOLDS, In,,,..,
liouSc, respectfully invites Ws',n' ssted In ia.
n M a eau. ''e'ehina 10 !,
&c. eANT!ELD. W. D, LASTIEI1 ------ HItlA'SsT'
iH' CANEIGGD, BRt1pITp,, IN SHI.S
P o0O R1IJ;,Jnr. 90 - E1tett & ca 'HT
wtI0IRSIIp I,ponnssrt, Corner ofCb,',
49,, ,,'..,'.,'', ."t VIZ EMS, MANUPICIrb
""" D"""""' M I'm! WATCHES, kIc,S :, vREss
tfai SILVER, PLATED, AND AIu,, S' !EEll,
,I FANCY Con n m"nHASB
HAVE opened their new storA ,.i,,
LII Goods. VIZ" sPtRinr
. COLD AND SILVER v,,. ="
From the most celebrated m,k.rs i'S"IS!
aud GenevI-nn extensive SiocE oiri holrina IN,
time, 10 iG5b "t4
HILvHR wARI op M, o,,, VT
silver To, mi Gotta S', "WS hAthc,,,,
CasinTs. Woiis,s Smoon Stt 3. GohIei ;, e.,
Isrs. &c nj new JcSi.l,S "'hbS' Fi'h EGs, Me,
20 ~" ~ Nv" "S''a"' 'NG
<-n.., NJ. F!nTED WARE.
Lnheoanu lea Seis' uths, Tea Kettles. L,,,
MallelNI,ONab OolOIg ana ROUND shapes. SNils.
Baskets Erc'gnessFIOwcr and Fruit Ia, .C,,
rI.#f-a' DIAMOND WORK! NJ
\ superb collection OF diamond Hr,,,,..
lirOaches. Crosses, Finger Rings, null iT,' :, III r.
suitable for Wedding Gins. DilIas
. a.. "A
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I.9H.g Paper Warehouse. ai. 4.
III CYRUS w. FIELD If. CO., n
n. I..Hau CoMMIss OF MERCHANTS.
.l. No. IL Cliff Street.
NEW YORK.
Arc sole Agents ia tho Unitch stntcS for
Musptaits superior bleaching Powder
. Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers. ''
Russell " Superior F." .
GGnosco Printing "a"
Rawlius Il Sons Enesh Tissue
PiTStInlity Ultrnmarnc Buo =. a. iJlyu ~
Tlcy Agents for the principal PAPER nnunciur.
crs in this country ami Oer Tor Sale by lar t most eX'
iensivc aud and desirable stock o Paper and IHP'r Mann.
aert'S Materials that can no found in thlSOrSny 0ler
cOuntIy.E .t.r..,. .,H ~ -
Their business Is strictly Wholesale and Writing Papers
arc sold BY tho case only. 20 ..f s.
GoDds, both Foreign and Domestic pt tho lowest POSSIBLE
prices
VaCas made OH cUnsIgnmcntS OF Paper, Paper Makers
stock md other merchandise. .. 8.Ig..., ...
Tho highest ma ket piCe paid IN cash for all kinds
Rags oEf'H li"I' 81 ...'' a'" f" augi-iy!
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TEese tG6lnS WeTe lMITOUUCtd CITY NOW
York lees Than one year since and alter henB subjected
10 thorough trials In every hospital III tho city, aid appi-
ed ~ prs yaeLiIns Mott, Post c9Inochan, Van u en-
and worlcIh power IN the relief aud cure OF the above
cnas OF diseases, aud their SALE aud tie success that has
attended their use Is unparalleled
Previous 10 lelr Introduction into this county, they
were used ~ hospital in and arc secured BY
iand, and also In lilo United States.
~ "TIINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
The prIneipes upon which II ls cleimed that tho chains
aistdStt attended and produced by deficient suppiyo
nervous fluid, and All agent that resembles closely electric
Ity or electro magnelIsmi and second-at the electro
and organ diseased furnish 10 the exhausted nervous tys
teM itI powerful stimulating effects, tile nervous fluid
ene syGtsni. No disgusting ncsi' UNI IS allowed 10 be Ia
tenerS laws Of health are ieSured BSk iricon upon
he part diteled adds much 10 the effect OF The chains By
. '"''''' ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will no Fiven TO any person who Will produce so many
well Authenticated certificates Of cure, both from nte-
SeteS BY The use OF Puverm6cher's Electric Chans.-
They fail TO perform what they are advertised 10 do
and no has ever been dissatisfied who has given
'D' ""' ' IN FEMALE DISEASES.
Nor than one hUt6sS cures Of Of Inc lap oi
these chains BY applying one end Of the chain over the
region Of the abdone and the other VI the SPINE us
above hip tie usual severe symptoms incident 10
''''' - : ' MODE OF USE.
Tie chain 81 Ould be osiened before use Win common
yNtsar old then one end OF the chain Should be applied
dhecy 10 the seat OF the pain or disease, and the other
end ornbsite tnN.
M SO1 nPCEIvEDI The Electric Chains arc not
to cure oil hut Nervous Diseases tits claim
ed that no Medicinal Agent In the world has prod ecd 20
many cu IN the last year The Electric ch#in.
INSTANT RELIEF frt Tie most p IN, IL pro-
dused stihe moent OF application much more esetuAly
tlAn can he PR duced by un IN any Of its fol ms
. Gail and Ubtaiu pamphlet (FAuS) H..'a.
e"tas. ONE WORD MORE.
These chains ar the same wh Oh bay" laely been sent
over ia tie eror Of tile french, To be tiled BY his
30 emirenily successful. J.STElNER sole Agent
a corner PIinca st,Cet AMI broadway.
ry-JAMRS BAKER, and DrentinSer & Armstrong,
wheeling agents, dci1-IyT
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have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose or al cost even less. make room for my Sprin
Stock Of fine goods
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Saddlers IlardWaro.

...tl ....a.U AND COACH TRIMMING.
TuST orened, large assortment oiSalher's Hardware
81 ard Coach TiiinniIg Coach aIi lc'tlcr NaTnish,
Iugsy Rows, Iubhs, Srukes, Fellows, Carriage ard Tire
Hollis, Aluleable Irons Patent end ElanSlIed Leather
tIj ytlhHsued by The trade, 10 which nSiie The at
itnion oTthe public. JOHN KNOTE,
mal3 Old Stand, 1853 Main ri.
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Established in 1879

,,on.o TH Is.NOr; son R9gYNoLns, interests,
b SC eaI especially invites we'tsn Ss,Sln y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

SENATE. = Monday, statement from the
Secretary of the Treasury was laid before the
Senate, of the amount Of stock and other
Government securities redeemed since the Sd
of March, 1858, by which it appears that the
whole amount Of stock redeemed is 1882
1915; premium paid on the same, $2,657,-
9O2, SO. Mr.. Cass presented two memorials
in favor Of religious freedom, and intimatcd
that he would like to speak on the subject
next Monday. Mr.. Douglas read the rernon-
STRANGE Of certain clergymen of the Northwest
ern States to the Nebraska bill, and made it
the subject of speech. The vetoed Insane
Land bill was postponed till Wednesdays =
The Homestead bill came up as the special or
der, and was debated at some length, but was
finally postponed to Tuesday of next week,
when the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-t)n motion of Mr.. Richardson of
Illinois, the House resolved itself into Com
mittee ofthe Whole on the State Of the Union,
when all business on the calendar was laid
aside, and the Nebraska bill taken up. The
vote on Mr. Richardson's motion stood, Yeas
100, Nays SS. Mr.. Caleb Lyon of New York
then addressed the House in opposition to the
measure until the adjournment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

NORTH BRooKFIELD. "A new Congrega-
tional Society has recently been formed in
North Brookfeld, and arrangements are max
ing for the organization of Church. The
house of worship to be occupied by the Society
is already contracted for and commenced, to
be completed by the first Of October, the Con-
gregation meeting meanwhile in the Town
Hall. Rev. L. F. Waldo, recently of.Pough-
keepsie. N. Y, is preaching for the new Soci-
ETY., and has received and accepted unaui-
nous call TO become then pastor. The enter
prise has commenced under favorable auspi-
ces, and seems to give promise Of abundant
usefulness and success.
The announcement in the Spy, day or
two since, that the new clergyman would be
installed on the oath, was premature. The
day has not been definitely fixed, neither is it
certain who will preach the installation SER
mon. f7r-1 sas8 rsrsHG
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Tuesday Nav. Q.


Esqs., for defendants. 9
Tuesday May, 8.
The case was resumed this morning by n.
Wood, Esq, senior council for the defence, who
stated that he expected to satisfy the jury Of
the fact that Mr.. Richmond was not seriously,
or permanently injured. The allegation of
carelessnesson the part of the Corporation was
not contended. The defence. called DIR. Jos.
Sergeant, who testified that he examined Mr..
Richmond, few days after the accident, but
dscoyered no visible indications of any iniu-
ry.
Drs. Rufus Woodward and Henry Clarke of
Worcester, testified that they had heard all the
evidence in hecase, and from that evidence
and there own knowledge and experience as
physicians were Of opinion that Mr.. Rich
mond was not seriously or permanently hurt
Drs. Smith, and Warren of Providence,
testified that they examined Mr.. Richmond
last Friday, and discovered no signs of perna-
nent injury. They agreed in opinion with
Drs Woodward, and Clarke about the char
acter of Mr.. Richmond's injuries. In answer
10 questions IrOIn Juuge Alien, OrS. DarSeant,
Woodward and Warren stated that they were
permanently employed as medical counsel for
certain railroad companies. Dr. Woodward
is counsel for the Providence and Worcester
Railroad
DIR. Workman was called for the plaintiff,
and testified that he was at the examination,
on Friday last, with Drs. Smith, Miller, and
Martin. His testimony somewhat qualified
thatof the other physicians.
DR.. Miller admitted that the medical science
is imperfect and that Mr.. Richmond may have
latent disease, caused by the accident, although
physicians may not be able to discover it.
AT two o'clock, Henry Chaplin Esq, COM
menced the closing argument for the defense,
and spoke until four, when Hon. Charles Al
len addressed hejury in behalf of the plain
tiff. Upon the conclusion of his plea the
Court adjourned to Wednesday morning, at
which time Judge Thomas will charge the
jury upon the law and the evidence.
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Police Court.

a. TUESDAY, May 9th, 854.
Before Judge Green; -Joseph Hero and Jo-
seph Delahanty, for being drunk, were fined
81 and costs each, and for want of the money
were committed.
Patrick Lucy, Patrick Rice, and, David
More, for being drunk, were fined 50 and
costs each, and, in default, were committed.
Martin Wheeler, Michael Cuddy, 7. G..
Baker, and James Sullivan, for being drunk
were fined 50 and costs each, which they sew
orally paid and were discharged.
John Meade, Of Spencer, was fined So and
costs, for being drunk and 30 and costs for
fast driving, amounting in all to $40, so, which
he paid and was discharged.
G.. R. Wesson, was brought up. on two
complaints, for selling liquor, on the 10Th ult.,
to Timothy Ide, Jr., Of Milford. The wit
ness could not identify Mr.. Wesson as the
person who sold to him, and the cases were
accordingly dismissed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

ton. If we shall not succeed this day in max
ing such crowDing for labor as 1t deserves at
our hands lot us pledge our personal efforts to
make it heir apparent and heir POSITIVE 70 an
the noblest possibilities Of human lne IN lniS
hemisphere. will conclude with sehu,
lnent in which / hope YOU Will all agree, ana
it is this, that we are now naugurauhSa new
kind of Munroe doctrine, and we say TO al
NJ ;nd,,strial pivriads ofmankind that labor,
;nteIl;gent. thought producing, thought en-
iody;xo' thought honoring, and thought hon
oTed labor. shall be the only earthly potentate
mat shall never be crowned ON this continent.
Loud applause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

The bill for the division of the northern
section Of Worcester county, was left among
other unfinished business, on the table of the
Senate. That body nom concurred with the
House IN an unjust amendment made bv John
u. Thurston, of Lancaster, after it passed the
Senate, by restoring Groton, and striking out
that clause which provides that Fitchburg
shall pay $4,000 towards the expense Of
county buildings. The object of this, of
course, was to render the bill as obnoxious as
possible, by throwing the ,ohoie burden of ex-
pense upon the towns to be set off, unnecessa-
rily, and securing the adverse vote of town
winch the friends of the measure did not
wish to have included in the bill.
We copy the above from the Milford Jour
''at' and must say that we are at loss to see
upon what grounds it characterizes Mr.. Thurs
TONS amendment as unjust. The people of
Oroton are no more opposed to the formation
Oh new county than those of many other
towns that might be named and, as for the
$zo'ooo bid of Fitchburg, towards the ex-
Pense OF county buildings, there was every
reason in the world why it should he le,,
out Ii the division of the county is Of 80
mucn Importance, as is claimed, to the neonle
OF the towns TO be set off into a new con,4,,
surely it would be no more than fair for those
towns to pay their proportional part Of the
expense for the advantages that are promised
them. Thepeople of Fitchburg must have a
4 very low estimate indeed of the independence
and public spirit Of the other towns, to sup.
/ pose that they would accept a bride like that
as an inducement to become the annendaoa n
town thus made into shire, by purchase.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

The CRAZY STREET PREAcHER.-There was
large collection of people on the common,
last evening, listening to the insane rawlings
of lunatic Scotchman, who is wandering
aboutthe country, with brazen trumpet in
his hand, and a long beard upon his face, who
attracts considerable notice wherever he goes,
by the harshness of his voice, the violence of
his gesticulations, and the general " obfusti-
cation " of his ideas. Though evidently in
sane, he is said to be quite harmless.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

CRY MARsHALL.-It will be seen by our
report of the proceedings of the Mayor and
Aldermen, that Lowell Baker, Jr., Esq +, has been
elected to the Office of City Marshal. Mr..
Baker has been for many years deputy sher-
if of the County of Worcester, in which office
he has distinguished himself for the fidelity
and promptness with which he has discharged
the duties which have deyolyed upon him.
The appointment is one which we doubt not
will give general satisfaction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

AsToN1sHING.-The Lowell Courier, an
nounces thatthe Gar of Russia is of the same
age as Edward Everett. If any body wants
to know more definitely, they can ascertain
how old Mr.. Everett is by dropping him
line, and then they viii have the exact age of
the Gar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-10

Lewis He LIN zess. Orug.sisJ and A pOehes
carys 201 Maim ste, would respectfully solicit the
attention of all interested in the purchase of pure drg
and medicines, to his large and well selected assortment
Every article has been purchased with particular refer
ence to the retail trade All drugs viii be ,parranfel moi
only pure, but of the best quality procuable. Every one
will admit that where medicine is needed but the
pures and best should be used Not only should the
physician be able count with certainty upon the proper
effect of his prescriptions, but the patient should know
that as regards purity, his medicine is reliable. This
course has been taken because it is believed an intelligent
public require it, and win generously second with their
patronage, every effort to promote their common good
Medicines dispensed at all hours Of the night
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