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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

The General Court will assemble at Boston
on Wednesday next, January ID. For Pres
ilent Of the Senate. Hon. E. c. Baker, of
Medford, will probably be the man. For
Speaker of the House, T. o. Williams, ESQ.,,
of Boston, son Of ex- Chief Justice Williams.
is spoken of as the anti-Know Nothing can
didaie. General Devereaux of Salem, will
make desperate effort for the place, but for
the credit and honor of the State we hope his
prospects will be nipped in the bud The
Know Nothings have fifty men there better
fitted for Speaker than he is. DIR. James w.
Stone, of Boston, has made for the Boston
Almanac classified list oil the members of
the next Legislature. He Counts three hun.
dred and twenty nine members elected to the
House of Representatives, which is seven
more than have hitherto been reported and
he divides them among the several parties as
follows. We think, however, he rather over.
estimates tile Know Nothing strength in the
House:
Americans 173; Republicans 63; Wings
81; Democrats 80. Total S29. This gives
the Know Nothings majority of II in the
House. They also have 80 out of the 40
members of the Senate. which gives them
majority of 20 in that branch.
The whole number of members of both
houses is 800. Only GA members of the last
Legislature are re-elected.
Of the 40 Senators, &c are friendly to the
Maine Law, aud Il opposed; % are friendly
to the Personal Liberty Law, aud Is opposed.
OF the 329 Representatives, about l75 are
friendly to the Maine Law and l54 opposed
about 1872 are friendly to the Personal Liberty
Law and l47 opposed.
OF the Ga members re- elected, only voted
uniformly against the Personal Liberty and
Maine Laws, viz: Senator Monroe of Suffolk,
and Representatives Devereux and Russell of
Salem, Murdoch of Wareham, and Vose of
Boston,
Should the Doctors's statistics be correct
as regards the Personal Liberty Law, and we
hope and trust they are, but fear he over states
the Freedom strength, there will be plenty of
business for " Union savers for another year
in this State. Drs. Holmes, Dewey, etc.,
must be trotted out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

AHNUITIEs TO THE ENGLISH ROYAL FAMILY.
The following were among the annuities
paid out of the consolidated fund in the year
ending 3lst ofMarch 1916 He, Royal Iii gh-
ness the Princess Mary, (now Duchess of
Gloucester,) fl6,0O0; the trustees OF His
Royal Highness Leopold George. Prince Of
SAKE Coburg. (now King Of Belgiai 81 f5O,-
600; Her Royal Highness the Duchess Of
Kent, 100000; Her Royal HighnesB the
Duchess OF Cambridge, 10000; HIS Royal
Highness Prince Albert, of Sake Coburp and
Gotha. 100000; Her Royal Hiehness the
Princess Augunta, Duchess Of Mecklenburp
Strelitz, $4,000 His Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge El2,0OO: Her ROYAL
Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge,
$4,000; His Serene Highness the Prince Of
Mecklenburg Strelitz. E2.7SS 40. 4d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
LOCAL MEMS.


ANEW BUSINESS ENTRRPRrss.-Messrs. Chas.
Flagg Co., formerly Of Brookfield, have recent
iy put in operation in this city, mill for the
manufacture of linseed oil. The bnilding is a
substantial brick structure, and stands upon the
site formerly occupied by Suttons grist mill, on
Manchester Street. The machinery is all new.
and of the most perfect description, combining
all the modern Improvements The hax-seed used
by Mr.. Flagg is imported from the East Indies,
and the oil is obtained by first grinding the seeds
in null of peculiar construction, which is driv-
en- by steam power. The meal is then heated by
steam and afterwards subjected to pressure of
eight hundred tons, under hydraulic press. The
residue of the Seeds after the oil is extracted,are
shipped to England, where under the name of oil
cake, vast quantities are consumed in the feeding
of horses, cattle and swine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

RICH TREAT. The attention of our readers
is particularly directed to the advertisement of Mr.
w B. Browns Concert, to be given at the CRY
HALL, this evening. Mr.. B. has given concerts
through wide section of the country, and is un-
iversally acknowledged to be WayiuaHea in his
comic songs, endangering the very sides of his
hearers by their mirth provoking drollery. Mr..
Brown is equally successfnlin his sentimental and
descriptive songs and ballads. and it is yet ques
ton among amateurs, in which department he
most excels Those who would secure an eve.
nings pure enjoyment varied, chaste, and rich,
should secure an early seat at the CRY HALL,
this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

A late number of the Collegiate Mir
ror, published at Holly Springs, Miss, an
nounces that the honorary degree of mis-.
tress of Arts" has been conf rred upon Mrs.
Hale and Sigourney. This is notable sign
OF the times, as indicative of womans rights
and titles.
The inhabitants of Indian Orchard
propose to petition the legislature to be set off
from Springfield, and incorporated into new
town. Petitions are also in circulation, pray.
ing that new town. to be called Hampden,
may be cut off from Agawam, Feeding Hills
to be its b lsiness center.
Sad havoc has been made among sheep
by wolves ut Beekmantown. N. v, of late.
Last week patch of woods in which the
maraudtrs were supposed to burrow was sur
rounded, and five of them were killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A New and Valuable DiscOvery.-DR.
HAYES AROMATIC INYIG0RATING SPIRIT--This
delicious beverages superior to aInvgoratng Co-dals
Schnapp Eervines &c. in for the of Dyspepsia
Nervousness Heartburn Drowsness, Kidney Complaints
Melancholy Deiirium Tremens Intemprance, &c, it
will nyiSorate and strengthen but will not in0xcate
stupefy
Persons who have become habtaa ed to the excessive
of Tobacco Opium and Sprit1ous Liquors. will find
speedy and permanent relief from the desire to hose
destroying agents, by taking bottle or two of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE.
Weak and sickly families will fnl DR.. Hams Invigor
ahg Spirit quick and for all female difficult
ties being regeneration weas strengthened of the
human system. Each complaint that the Aromatic Invg
Grating Cordial calculated to is named the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle and full directions for
also infinitely given.
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared by DR.. DARIUS HAM
Principal Office No. 2 Liberty street. New York where
wholesale orders should be addressed For sale by Drug
gists throughout the Uniteo States
dec29 dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

New YEARS GIFTS FOR THE PooR-Martn
Stowe proposes to distribute two hundred dress
patterns among the worthy and industrious poor
of this city, on New Years day, from his store
in Clark's Block, corner of Main and Mechanic
streets.
Each applicant is requested to bring certif-
cate from VIM 7. Sleeper, City Missionary. in
order to avoid imposition.
We hop, that Mr.. Stowe may reap TIE benefit
of his liberality an hundred fold.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRrYAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.
100000 in Treasure ON the Way


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2e.-The steamship
Daniel Webster arrived yesterday, bringing
San Francisco dates to the 9th inst
The steamship Star of the West left San
Jpan on the 10th instant. for New York,
with a freight of half million dollars in
treasure.
The news from California by this arrival
presents no feature of interest
The rainy season had set in, and miners
were very actively engaged in their opera
tons.
The Indians continued troublesome in Or
egon and elsewhere, and serious apprehen-
sions of mischief from them prevailed.
Intelligence received from the State of Mic
aragua, represents matters the to have ac-
quired settled aspect. Gen. Walker had
received further reinforcement Of 100 men by
the steamship Sierra Nevada from San Fran
cisco.
Vera Cruz dates are to the 22d, and from
Mexico to the 18th inst. Alvarez had resigned
the Presidency. and was succeeded by Gen.
ComonIort. The new ministry had assumed
an organization.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

RAILROAD AccIDENT-We learn from the
Boston Journal, that on Thursday evening an in
ward freight train on the Boston & Worcester
Rail Road, was thrown off the track on the long
bridge between the Mill Dam and Cottage Farm,
in consequence of the breaking of journal to
one of the cars. fhree cars loaded with flour
were precipitated from the bridge into the water,
and the track was considerably damaged. The
railing of the bridge badly broken, but fortu-
nately no person was injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

JUDGE CULvER's LECTURE last evening. at the
City Hall, before the Anti-Sayery Society. was
one of the most capital entertainments of the
season. His striking pictures of the encroach-
ments of the slave power in all the departments
of the government, were truthful as they
were eloquent, and elected unbounded applause
Want of space prevents further notice, at this
time, OF this excellent lecture.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
THIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. 81.
SENATE.-The Senate held brief session,
but enacted no business, and adjourned until
Monday, 3lst inst.
HoUsE.-The House rescinded its resolution
for continuous session until Speaker should
be elected.
Mr.. Campbell Withdrew his proposition to
elect Mr.. Orr as Speaker pro temrore.
Three ballots for Speaker took place to-day,
the last resulting as follows:
Banks l03, Richardson 81, Fuller 81, scat
ter ng 81 Banks lacking only three votes of an
election.
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

The Chicago Democrat dominates Francis
P. Blair for tile Presidency, and rings up the
endorsement Of Gen. Jackson to hisl support,
-Erohange papers.
What is the endorsement of Andrew jack
son worth, in these days of Pierce and Gushing
democracy A word of recommendation from
Atchson or Stringfellow, would have infinite
ly more influence with the present generation
of spurious democratic, than a whole volume
of recommendations and messages left on rec
ord by Andrew JACKSON or Inul1as grfrvrsv..,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29


THE 6FEAKERsHIP.-It will be seen that
Banks came within three votes Of an election
on Thursday. The N. Z. Times despatch Of
that date, sayss "Bsnks stock is very buoy
ant. HE slsotioa tomorrow or Saturday. Is
generally conceded 70 BE- inevitable. Nothing
but he most unblashing and unexpected
treachwy can prevent f." Campbell With
irsw his unfortunate psopOsition. and all
things viii now 60 on well.
Tho Washington correspondent Of the N,
Y. Express autographed ON Thursday. thai
''fhs usual mopotopy Of the Speaker volinl
VA varied b. statement from Hon. WIN
NilGwooi Of Pennsylvania, that one Of his col
isegnss lPsazfs) had mads Ar pttsmpt 70 brib
y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

Lyon's knthnirOn.--The present immense sale
u this articles almost fabulous in amount which shows
The public appreciation Of preparation which rests its
claims entirely upon it, merits The aston shing re-
suits produced BY the Katharoa in preserving the hair
nom badness, and restoring 1t when II has fallen out
cleansing from dandruG and all other impurities, aud i'm
parting tot beautiful gloss and sken texture together
with It's delightful perfume an perfect ceAnnuss have
made Il the most universally popular toilet article over
used 10 guard against vaueess limitations and counter
ieiis always ask for LYONS Kathairon.
Sold everywhere in largr bottles foronly 25 cte.
HEATH, wYNKoop Co. Pr ,prietors.
I'm o. Liberty street, MY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
Economy Ia F1eI The WoPCEsrHp d

Economy in Fuel The WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat Of superior
quail Delivered IN any part Of the city Orders II at
the Spy ONCE, or at the store Of v. w. Dixie, will be
prom tll attended to-
careful anal Of the Worcester peat recently made
by DR. Charles 7. jackson, the eminent Geootist and
Asayer 70 tho State OF Massachusetts, hows that ca
lorcVaue " sup rior TO hato oak wood, w the proper
ton ~ 6OiOO 20 ~ 7bl0O aud he cetihes that such
peat viii sc We perfectly well for generating steam and
TO- m St purposes Is SUPERIOR to wood, and nesrly
equal TO btIminous coal" Ilouseket pers who wish
ec0n0mlze. Will do well 70 give Il a IrinI. AZ "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
~. worthy Of NOiice.
hLv DR. LYMAN BgEcHER 10 Messrs Reed Cutler A. IA

noht n.
:, ventltmen,-I ave used the Yeeetable Pui,nenar,
bdiSam myself with benefit Ia Calansia Coughs ana
OoIde, md have known II TO be used with good scta IN
Tue carly stages Of Pulmonary Affections, N GnIllea
around me; gslaned) LYMAN BEEonER
Rev. Dr. Leonard Wooda, Oate Abbott Professor in An.
dover Theological seminary writes to Mesers Reed Ont
ier' %. as foows-" From long use of the Vsrefa
uc pulmonary Bafsdm In my family CIRCLE and In some
Instances among Theological Students have been led 70
rcEard y as safe and eiicaclous medlclnev
The ABOVE requires no comment, aud must commend
tseI 70 ALI The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam 40 favor
Consumption, and all diseases N The Lungs TIN, A. and
Druggists, Boston. ~ w.
priceemal bottles 90 cents, large Al. Said IN wor.
cesttr by Green, Harrington, Hcot and rurgsts
ally. Be earefuito get tia genuine
ocM dWkH&W6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
Deem Der 20, 1885.


said he was torn in 1903, and is now nearly
50 years Of age. He said that when four
years of age he received a cut upon the head,
which injured the brain considerably. In
consequence of this he seemed unable to col
lect his ideas as readily as was otentimes de-
sired by the jury.
Mrs. Wakeman. s,the messenger from Cod
as she called herself, has given the following
testimony:
l shall be seventy years old next November
have lived in New Haven seventeen years
have had seventeen children, nine of whom
are now living; have been widow twenty
years. l formerly resided in Greenfield then
moved to New Haven; my brother has also
resided here he is about fifty years of age.
have been messenger" about thirty years
experienced religion at that time, and walked
with Je US Christ ever since; first experenc.
ed religion because my husband abused me,
and | expected to die. and he finally killed
me. After my husband killed me, l was dead
seven hours, and then raised; two angels
stood beside me when L went to Heaven, and
touched me with their bright swords and l
rose again; saw there all that were dead
aud there they were under the cloud of
death when l was here this cloud parted
and my spirit went one way, and theirs the
other; they all then held up their little right
hands, and l reioiced. The two angels turned
to me, and then went up 10 Heaven; there
was red light and many white clouds there;
Christ came to me when | YVES i'll Heaven, with
his nails in his hands, and spoke peace to my
soul. Because he spoke peace to my soul,
raised up, and another spirit came to me, and
spoke, saying, "make your peace with God;''
then kept on praying; he then took me to
Paradise and told me all about Adam and
Eve, and all the other spirits. This light then
come on me so that had to look up, and the
spirits said was numbered as one of them;
was taken up to Heaven from this place of
light, and then saw Christ and all the Holy
Angels; Christ had on the thorns and looked
as he was when crucited; then saw God sit
ting upon his throne in all his glory. About
the throne were all the angels in their white
robes, and they were all happy spirits there.
This spirit then came and took me back to
earth, and when l got back to earth again
saw my dead body lying on the floor | felt
bad because had come back to this wicked
world to live again.
soon saw my wicked husband who said,
"by God she's raised - Soon after saw
two angels who came TO me and spoke to me
kindly, and then Christ appeared to me and
1 fell down before him. And oh! how happy
l felt! and how happy then was went
to God with my case last night and had
a revelation from Him. That man was in
league with the devil. He (meaning Mat
thews) got his evil spirit from Amos Hunt
Hunt attempted to poison me. (ohe went on
and gave long rambling account of Amos
Hunts poisoning her The first thing |
knew of the murder was when they cnme up
stairs searching for hatchet. knew that my
brother had stick of witch hazel in tile
house. He sells the bark and lives bv so do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

WAsHINeroN, Dec. 27.--Mr. Clayton, in
answer 70 request which had been made to
him to allow his name to be mentioned at tho
American Convention, as candidate for the
PRESIDENTIAL chair, says he prefers his present
position as U. ,. Senator, and declines to be-
come candidate Tor the Presidency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday.
states that thirty four tuns OF specie arrived
in that city on the previous day. 1t amount.
ed to $i,oo0,o00, belonged to the United
States, and came from New Orleans via Lou.
isville. II was In charge Of Adams & Co.'s
Express.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

THAFER TAFT have an Excelsior" method Of warm
ing up the human syste during the cold snaps which
come on about theee times Forbushs chowders are o.
Just the right quality and tempe do te mast eff
Gent service Let those who doub the facts hoe st lted
make trial thereof this rening, and satisfy themselves
beyond cayil.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
Brighton Marie, -Dec, 81, ,sss

A. market goo Beef caitle, 20 Working Oxen 20 Cows
and Calves, l2J Sores, 10 Sheep ~ 1900 swine
Beef CattleExt n, s. b0J 1st quality SAT 25a7 rs, "a
do. sos 3D. do. 81 ordinary So.
Working Oxen-No sales.
Illdes-7c per ID.
TalOw-OAl0c per b.
Calf ekins--13c per h.
Pets-$i.
StoTes-Ycarlings-
Two Yeas 0ld--$15a2l.
Three Years od~-tiSA25.
Cows and Calyes-$35, 40. 46q55.
$50, scat. '
sSine-whoesale- saloci retail ollcj lat hogs oaa7c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

lMPoRTANT DISCOVERY Editor Of The Roston Journal:
Dear believing that have male important dis
covefy IN nedcne and have succeeded in compromising
acoulh preparation of than ordinary value those
afflicted with lung complaints and coughs, which is entire
fres from a'l tsonous acids minerals opium in
any Of us various forms, desire call attention to the
fact THROUGH your widely circulated ournal Without
hausing the Ian guage in wordy commendation
eN ended Advertisements suffice it to say that by its
markaie healing and sontiag powers it at orc4 aays
the irritaoa OF the ncous brane thereby aording
almost instant relief Persons having sufficient confd nee
to test Us virtues will find it of incacuahle teneft 1t
ma he had at my o.e. Hayward Pl+ce or NJ Messrs
BrRR PERRY, only, No. Cornhl, Boston. These uu-
able pay shall receive it free personal application
Yours, truly, W. R. HAYDEN,
Eclectic Physician.
The above alIades to DR.. Hayden's Healing BaIsam
or Anchor Of Hope which is said to be most marvel
Gus remedy for coughs and all diseases Of the lungs 1t
is certainly worthy of trial. Messrs Leonard Co.,
express messengers will obtain those who may de-
sire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

TIE DoRMANs, Harrington Corner seeing It is lust hall
way bslween Christmas aud New Years, will have grand
celebration Of the important event. their saloon this
evening. general assembage is anticipated, Of all
classes Of citizens pculirg the vertabe Santa Claus
himself Tho will appear IN citizens equpage GU this &C.
cason There viii be ievey and raa ting as seldom
com's on. Remember and be on hand, all ye who put
any value upon the good things of this life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

Horse STOLEN Early on Thursday evening,
valuable sorrel horse, and straw colored sleigh,
with harness, lion skin robe, red lap shawls, &c.,
belonging to John Langley, were stolen from the
vicinity of the Norwich and Worcester Rail Road
depotin this city. Mr.. Langley offers hundred
dollars reward for the recovery of the property
and the thief, or fifty dollars for either,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

letter from Dr.. Holmes.-Mr. Jernson -
srI am aware that there is strong prejudice against
advertised medicine; notwithstanding 1 believe your
Pile and Worm Compound is superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested its qualities in severn
fully satisfied tNat it is worthy of public confidence
and most cheerully recommend to those who are af,
hcted with this painful disease.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. D.
Providence, Oct 20, 1856. n2l dIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

T. z IAZELL.J
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
An dealer in Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings Also Manufacturer Of soda Water and
Syrups
n. D. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
from the best medicines d1b dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

The story that, Mr.. Bourcicault was ill to
denth in New Orleans, proves to be all gam
mon. and was probably mere advertising
dodge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29
GOODNUW n HEYWOOD.


NO. 26I MAIN STREET,
Have a large stock OF Boots, Shoes, and Rub.
beers, at Wholesale; aso at retail full ass rtmeut Of
soasonabe goods, adapted the city and country trade
all OF Which VIII be sold at low prices
A. IooDNow. ..................S. Il. HAYWOOD
nj DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

A. P. WARE, proprietor of the One Prtce CIolhinc
House, 60 and 17O Main ST., Worcester desires to
call the attention Of his the public geneI
ally tn his very arge nrd ex client stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING !!
This Stock new, containing many very Superior Styles
of Garments in patterns of improved shapes fitting with
much beauty and symmetry. The
Fmr"isEIDG Goods Departments,
is in fuller Sock than in any preceding season. Special
attention is invited 10 the
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
(n the second story) now under the direction of Me-
MARcHANr, in which eatire satisfaction warranted 1t
contains very large assortment of CLOTHS, UASSI
MERFs and ESTIN6S of the best styles to which will
be added all of the most des able styles both Foreign ami
Domestic, assfast as they come out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

1t is stated that Hon. C. G. Hazewell is to
assume the editorship of the Boston Chronicle
on the first of January.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

DR.. leuGh's Columbian PfIIs-A sure
cure Tor pain in the side headache SICK headache cos
tVeness piles nervousness and all bilious derangee ts
These Pills cure with less cost of money and loss Of time
thar any medium red; and there is no nau
sea- or gripping. attending their use. Every family
Worcester should have dozen boxes in lie hous touse
as family medicine, for these Pills. if used fai hfully
will break up fever if used early and are lie best
thing 'or cold any pers ever tried Sold bv D Scott
g. r Spurr. J. g en-. and others DIFF o1Q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-29

The following is an exact copy of a
printed label on the medicine boxes Of a
chemist In buffalo, N. X: "Cough Lozenges,
pous, one. three tunes . day. at bod gi,ns. ~