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of her age. A'''' ~ u'e 0Is' ye'
In Milford, 26lh ut Col Ariel Bragg AGED az
An "estofd Oct. 2lst, Mrs Betsey prese If aoed az
years ana mos'-lirattlebrro papers please copy
lu b0toh oct 10th, Elizal eth b. wife of Amos Evans
or and daughter Of the late Josiah Babcock agd "a W.
Al the close OF one Of the oyest autumna dave tbst
we nave seem the devoted wife, the aectonste mother
the earnest friend the child of God has been ca ~
leaye the companlonship of those she loved for b
OF the Just made perfect, in Heaven We should be nm
!suuul 70 our convictions of duty did we no, pause n
THIS season oil affection and offer an humble tIhpt 10 ~
memory OF our departed friend With her III. u 81 mn ~
meaning She enjoyed 1t for The great opportuntjes II
aniutu her u making hon AID friends around htr ac
STahted WIN the revelations Of its beauty with soul
@ y, oIihg kindness and the spirit Of freedom she de-
81 ,na al mankind might be free and the homes Of men
Oe nlied with peace and tranquil " " W
me passing lay from our sight Of our siser =; az ;,
portsht crisis of life, flls our hearts WITH grief NJ
tne uarkness which this bereavement brings uno ~
hopes 81 our brother, b. dispeled by the diyi ~ H. s
" tle heaVensi aud, while he NOUNS the absence ~ 80
s iuch l2ed' may be gather consolation IN The az
nc Iees that she is u sweet communion with aros
Gnu prophets, and surrounded with the oyersbadoy
i Sioig ., hef htateuer in the world Of spirits We
chtI he aged mother the sisters, brother and onv
Ci Lu ol our deceased friend fine gatte Influences Of -
Dnrlshans hope tosusain them ia This an Give di s
80 May the eNhaustless untain OF II .ayens Mess
~ opened unto them, and the promised Co,n e,
guide them to Eternal Life S''eN N0"JOfteT
Siv nus gone from us, and the grave is strange.
~ ~ w hlBhLs silent tches she "A nesy, -
~ a., svloe myers around as the song
Xpg N,s sweet skY-lark lngers on the ear
IL iisn nVuuhg upward IN the flush Of even
S ~ ~ ost trrn earth, and swal owed M In rro.
~ A'0'' GE.
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1t is customary in many of our city
churches for the congregation to join in sing,
ing the last hymn. On Sunday last a gentle
man accompanied by his little girl of some
five years of age sirayed into one of the afore.
said churches, aud his fine voice materially as
sisted the choir in getting through "Winches.
ter" just before tile benedicton the little
girl observing the fine effect produced by her
parent OH the occupants Of the surrounding
pews, cried out in an audible voice, "Papa
please sing 'Yiikens and his Dinah ?" 1t
is needless to add that the benediction was
unheeded.-B Boston Post.
One of the most extensive grain oper-
ators in Chicago, has been purchasing wheat
for the past six days, at the rate Of about
100, 900 bushels day, and has already paid
over $780, 900 per day. The purchases are
made at about $l,48 I,5O per bushel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

COMMERCIAL RETRoGREssroN OF New Or
LEANS. The New Orleans Delta publishes the
annual statements of the commerce of that
city for the last three years, and shows that
there has been decrease within two years of
no less than sixteen millions Of dollars. This
decline is deemed likely to be permanent, and
the Deitq regards the chief cause TO be the
fact that the roads constructed by northern,
western, and eastern enterprise, have tapped
the tributaries of the Mississippi within the
last two years and half, and transferred to
their own routes the produce and freight
which used to find their natural entyepot in
New Orleans. Another cause is also stated
by the DeltG why produce now finds its way
eastward by railroad instead of following the
cheaper route of the river, and that is the
want of energy exhibited by New Orleans
merchants i'll the shipment OF articles con-
signed to their care. The publication of these
facts has excited considerable interest and
feeling throughout the city.
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Y sPY~~.W EDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER Z.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEwFoUNDLAND.-
Two HUNDRED Houses BURNT.-On the 18th
of October, most destructive fire occurred at
TaIrahan's Town, st. Johns Newfoundland.
The details of the lire are not given. The St.
Johns Courier says that it is impossible to
state accurately the number of families render
ed houseless by this fire. Upwards of 100
brick chimneys now standing, show that over
200 houses were burnt in NEST cases, one
chimney serving two houses. We cannot
therefore reckon under 400 families burnt out,
all of them operatives-many of poorer classes
the greater NUMBER of whom lost much of
their furniture.
The Orphan Asylum and the buildings to
the east of it, and the range OF buildings to
the north side of Duck worth street, compris-
ing the Bank of the British North America,
the Free Church, the Temperance Hall, and
the properties of the r. Prowse and B. Rob-
inson, Esqrs., were at one time in iminent
danger, but were saved by the efforts of the
fire companies and the English garrison.
An extent of five acres were burnt over
Contributions were making for the relief of
the sufferers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

MARRIAGE BY WHoLEsALE.-On the Hrst
INST, ceremony. as rare as it was interesting,
took place at the house of Jesse Chapman,
Esq, OF Waterford, Oakland county, Miehi-
gan.-His four sons. of ages between 20 and
so, and living in different parts of the State,
oil made their appearance at the paternal man.
sion with lady accompaniment, and were
followed by clergyman who went to work
and joined the whole quatrain in the bonds
OF matrimony, beginni lg at the eldest aud
leaving Off at the least of age. After friend
~ chat with the =" old folks at home" the boys
ana tne girls started Off their wedding tour.
Sueh proceedings are rare, - Louisville Jour
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

PAINT roR BARNs.-1he following mix
lures are given in Wheeler's new and useful
work, entitled "Homes Tor the People, !" nom
which some valuable hints may be derived In
forming desirable tints -
cool grey, similar to what would be the
tint OF the unpalnted timber after few wears.
may be obtained as follows:
Indian he'd, half a pound;
Lamp Black, three ounces;
Raw TIMBER, half pound, mixed with ono
hundred pounds OF White Lead.
Thee Will DO changed by the addition
OF sand which in all cases is recommended
IN pro orton Of about one quart to every one
hundred pounds oil mixed color. The Rnest
and whitest sand that the neighborhood AZ.
fords should be used and as its hue differs. al
will the tint Of the paint be changed
This color with one-lhrd less white. ia very
suitable Tor roofs, and is cool, unreliectina
grey tint fgreat soitness and beauty.
Cream Color, No. LA soft pleasant tint
like that Of coffee greatly diluted with milk.
y oltentimes well adapted to building, par.
ticularly in regions whore red sand stone or
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A Y1RAao.-A potato merchant. at Balti-

A V1RAGo.-A potato merchant, at Balti-
more, who had lately married, after breach
of promise to another lady, was followed to
market on Saturday by the injured fair one,
and severely cowhided The lady cut him
very severely about tie face. and greatly dis
figured his physiognomy. The occurrence
caused great deal of talk in the marker. and
in order 10 get sight at man who was
whipped by woman, many persons called
upon him for their potatoes, and in a short
time he had disposed nf his stock, and return
ed to his newly welded wife, by whom he
was doubtless consoled He has certainly
had fortunate escape from having such a
Xantippe as his partner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

A SHOCKING AFFAIR occurred at a Lunatic
Asylum. at ST. John, New Brunswick, on
Tuesday of last week. a patient named John
f. Clarke struck down two men with an axe.
killing them instantly. Their names were
VIM. Carroll and Barry Mills. The former
was about 20 years of age, and had been an
attendant in the hospital fourteen years.
Clarke, the murderer, had been in the institu-
ton three years, and had so far recovered as
to be considered safe in the family of the resi-
cent physician.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

HIGHHANDED OUTRAGE AT College Hill,
Ohio, on Sunday evening, October IS, some
Southern students made an unsuccessful at
tempt to force into bondage black 10, who
is reported as being a quiet peaceful boy,
about eighteen years Of age, and keeper Of
hair-dressing saloon at College Hill On the
evening" mentioned, the saloon was broken
open, the doors and windows smashed the
fixtures destroyed, and 10 was taken, bound.
and gagged, placed in a wagon and driven
Immediately for the Kentucky shore. The
citizens were aroused by the melee, started in
pursuit, and after desperate fight recaptured
10, but the villains made good their escape
Such an outrage upon peaceable citizen
needs no comment
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" A thing OF beauty

So the gifted poet Kelt. ~hatcan be beau
ti'u had tine head of Hair that noblest of Nature
adornnents Who that is young, but values the luxuri-
ant locks of youth, aud would preserve them; and who
that is old but would avert baldness' To all such we
would commend LYoNs KATHAIRoS universally ackuowl-
edged be the valuable aud the most deli htfiy
pernmed toilet article prepared Be and ask
for LYONS KATHARoN, to guard against the yalueless
limitations and couuterts which have lately been put
unde somewhat similar names. Sold everywhere in large
bottles, for only 2 > cts.
HEATH, WYNKooP & CO.. Pr ,pretors.
I'm 63 Liberty street. ~
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Gbf 1allp spp,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1885.
THE ELECTION,

We publish, this morning, returns enough to
show that the Gardnerites have carried the State
BY handsome plurality, and that they have
working majority in the House, and probably in
The Senate. In this city and county, as we have
predicted, Gardner's vote has fallen off very
largely. In the thirty-nine towns heard from
in Worcester county, Rockwell has plurality
Of about four hundred over Gardner, who leads
Beach, and we do not think the returns from the
other towns viii reduce this plurality. The Sen.
Atorial vote is very close sstween the Republican
candidates and Liberal and Democratic Coalition,
but We think the chances are in favor of the Re-
publican nominees.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

Westward, Ho Our town has been fill
ed with emigrarts' wagons for the last two or
three weeks, and still continues so all of
them are destined for Kanzas, Nebraska, and
the Northern States, but most of the emigrants
that pass through here are en- route for Kan
zas or Nebraska. They are generally well
provided with good wagons and teams, and
will add mateiially'to any country or State
where they may choose to locate. Accounts
from the northern and southern parts of this
State say that they never saw so many per-
sons on the move before, all going to the new
- l r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BHiIcy's TOOthache DFOPs.-Thls remedy for
this most excrucatng pain is only of the best but
the Uerg best remedy of red those afflicted with
offered to he public, have ony try Raileys Tooth
2ehe Drops and will have jure in one minute Far sale
wholesale BY WEEKS 4 POTTER. 1854 Washington g.
Boston, ana by Druggists. generally. aul4 dom
Al Massachusetts Mercantile and
mathtmatile Boarding Institution, estab in Worcrs
ter, A. D. 1851 Young men thoroughly Tilted in Com
mereia PenmaEshp, Business Arithmetic and Il, Dosble
Eut Book eepng Each student wisl be warranted 10
be competent in about eight weeks perform with perfect
Satisfaction 10 himself tr eaployer, the duties any
counting whatever. The entire expense ,or h. nd
t,g'th.r with complete Mercantile Education, betty
abou, furty dollars Y''s
Fesos desiring information as II the merits and refer
encrs Of this ACADEMY can BE- assured of ITS high stan
p) sending Tor COPY Of his Annual Circular and Cata
logue. Addr IS WIN. H EATON, Proprietor of Com.
msresl Institute, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

BosToS AND NEW YoRK CENTRAL RAN
RoAD.-Ihe Supreme Court have removed the
injunction on the Boston and New York Gem
trail Railroad, en- the application of the Sc
lectmen of Dorchester. This injunction waA
put on some months since by the town, but
the newly elected Board of selectmen, by a
majority, voted TO ask for its removal, and
the Court said they could not refuse where
the same parties were petitioners both for and
agains the Injunction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

EXPLOSION. The boiler of locomotive on
the Georgia Central Railroad exploded on
wednesday afternoon, 3lst ult., killing the
engineer, Merrill, Nh. Kelley, native Of Pa,
and fireman, named Barnes, from Cincin-
natl, and severely Injuring brakeman. The
explosion is described as dreadful in the ex-
IRENE, the whole locomotive being thrown
forward distance of nearly fifty feet, and
the track torn up for one hundred and fifty
feet The pecuniary damage is estimated at
about $1,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

LARGE FIRE.-Nearly the whole Of the town
Of BucEhannon, in Upshur county, Va, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday week. The
Court House, Jail, Cooper's Tavern, all the
stores but two, and most OF the private dwell
ings are in ashes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

other similar objects, with such local coloring
give a brown hue to portions of the landscape.
1t may be mixed as follows
Yellow Oehre, five pounds;
Burnt TIMBER, half pound;
Indian Red, quarter of a pound;
Chrome Yellow, No. l, hall pound, with
one hundred pounds of White Lead.
The key notes in this color are the Indian
Red and the Chrope Yellow, and the tone
may be frightened or lowered by more or less
of either, as individual taste may prefer.
No. PA still more delicate tint, resemb-
ling the poor color of the Caen stone, and well
adapted for large building with many bsak
of outlines, may be mixed thus:
Yellow Ochre two pound;
Vandyke Brown, quarter of pound;
Indian Red, quarter Of pound;
Chrome Yellow, No. l, halfa pound to ev-
cry one hundred pound Of Lead.
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MARRIEn

thg residence Of DR., Samuel Pride, Ger VIM Wallace
ID maryyille Tenn, 25,h ut by Rev Dr. Andersen =,
ely. N i0iHiery OIL TINS
3 In Woorsccket 4tb inst by Rev Josen, r Rrsea NJ,
Henry W. Gray to Miss Lucie L. Morse, bo:h of Black.
~ IN Milford. 5lst ut Mr.. Edwin Albee to Miss Joanna
NJ Clark. 18th u MIR. Henry Scott to Miss Ado,a
Hunt. @e''' " 'ilsS L. Adelaite
IN opedae, 22d nit, Mr.. William S. Baker to Mercy
L. Goodnow, both of Milford ~ merry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

PArRrcK's WARDnoBE'--At a sale of furni.
ture, which took place in a country town,
among the lockers OH were fe n Irish labor.
ers, and upon trunk being put up for sale,
one Of them said to his neighbor---
"Pat, think you should buy that trunk"
And what should do with itw asked
Fat with some degree of astonishment.
"Put your clothes Ia it," wan the reply.
Fat gazed upon him with look Of surprise,
ana then with the laconic eloquence 80 pecu :
mar 70 son OF the Emerald Isle, exclaimed
"And 90 nahcdg
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Representatives Elected in Worce.,e
County.

Representatives Elected fn WOrceste
County.
Barre-Warner Smith, Gardner.
1IookEefd-Newton Dunton, Damocrat.
BLACKSTONE s. Mansfield. Gardner.
CharttOH-Msson Marble Democrat
Cfs71ton-Horace Faulkner Republican.
D.sdkey-Lemurl Healy, Republican.
fttchonyg- VIM. Smith and VIM. Putnam,
Gardner
Grafton-Chandler NJ Pratt, Republican.
HErar6-E. c Willard, Democrat.
HaT6"ic6-Wm Mixter, Liberal.
Hnbbardston-Levi Wales
Ldncaster-John g Thurston. Liberal wh;o
observation-disclosures Woodcock, Liberal.
Leonli,lster-Wm. Huests, Gardner.
Lnnenoerg-Solomon Tarbell, Liberal.
MtH6a1y- - Robbins, Republican.
NoTth6rtdge--J. Robinson, Gardner.
NolTh bfookfetd--Leyi Adams, Republican.
eTal.
OakhGm-voted not to send.
ShresosoUTy--Vo not to send.
SoMhooro'-k. ID lockwood, Gardner,
Soa@hoysage-W Edwards, Democrat.
Spencer-Dennis Ward, Republican.
Steyfang--Moses Sawyer, Wing
StAto'-Sumner Cole, Democrat.
gpton-E. w. Wood Republican.
Sv,TS2,',age-Charles A. Taft, Gardner.
~ me0sser-Farmenus Keith, Gardner.
Wo'Ten-Samuel z. Elair, Gardner
west Boyiston--Amos Childs. Republican.
west BTookfeia-Voted not to send.
Westooro-Chsrles P. Rice, Liberal.
an ADDITION to the Worcester County returns
ABOVE reported, we give the following returns re.
eeiVed from various sections Of the State:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

ARTISAN WELLS FOR MINING PURPosEs.-
The Sonora Herald remarks that Major Roman
and another gentleman from San Francisco,
are at present on a visit to Tuolumne county,
California, with the intention of experiment
ing in the sinking of Artesian wells for min
ing purposes. They propose to commence OPP
erations on Shaw's Fiat. If it be proved that
a considerable quantity of water can be
obtained in the mines by boring a short
distance, the benefits that will accrue 10 the
miners from Artesian wells will be almost in
calculable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

The cash receipts for the quarter ending
september 80, 1855, are less than for the same
period last year, but the aggregate locations
are larger. The reason is that the bounty
land warrants were nearly exhausted before
the beginning of the last fiscal year. while the
market is now well supplied with them under
the recent act. Ten thousand patents have
been issued under the act of 1865.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

A NEW WHEAT.-A clergyman writing to
the Commissioner of Patents from Hillsboro'
Oregon Territory, states that he has discover.
ed new kind of grain, resembling wheat.
which, il 1t will not make bread, will make
an excellent food for cattle. The grain is said
to be very heavy-the heads yielding han.
bred fold each. Samples Of this grain were
received with letter at Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

hANzAs.-A few days since, says the Chi
cago Journal we received call from Samuel
w. Finch, editor of the Western Reporter,
published at Weston, Mo. He is a near neigh
Dor, but not very warm friend, to the noto-
rious Stringtellow. Mr.. Finch states that the
excitement on the border is dying out, and
that, from present appearances Kanzas will be
fee State. He estimates the present popu-
lation of the Territory at 20 900
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

Worcester County Vote for Senators.
81 Toscns, Worcester not INCLUDED.
RgPUnLi cAE.
Dewey 1889; Lee 2o4S Tait 1882 Towne 2932 Fisher
AMERICAN.
Putnam 22t2; Denny 1859; Parker 2S45; W. g. Thurs
ton 2437; Boynton CAST.
LIBERAL AND DEMOCRATIC.
knnwlton 214oi Wood 1885, Vinton 2711; j. G. Thurs
ton 1855; Coo1 27e2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

GRAY SaUIRRELs.-This kind Of game is
said to be very plenty this seasnn. Some time
since, gentleman in Concord went out and
returned with lilo squirrels as Che result of
one days hunt 1t is no unusual thing for
huntsman to take half dozen in Hooksett
woods They have had hunt at Claremont,
at which many of those sprightly animals
were brought in, and at which over 400 of
all kinds were taken Manchester American.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

A BANKER in Buffalo recently lent $4,000
70 two Jews, taking as security so or 80 Eng
hsh lever gold watches. The Jews did not
call for their watches. and il was found that
they were all made of pinchbeck, except one
which had served as a sample.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

A NAME ron THE NEW STATE.--1he Lake
Superior ainer proposes that the new State
which Is spoken Of, to be formed irouI the
Upper Peninsula and portion Of Wisconsin,
snail be called Menomone, from the bold aud
warlike tribes Of Indians who inhabit that
Ieglol' lhename is euphoniOus aud appro-
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How AToHIsoN REGARDS Ir.-The notori-
Gus Atchison, who figures so largely in the
Kanzas outrages. recently wrote a letter in re-
ply to an invitation to attend the celeb'st
of the battle of Kings Mountain. In con-
Guiding, he makes the following significant
avowal =
1.-THE stake the border rufians' are play
ing for is mighty one. If Kaazas is eboli.
iionized. Missouri ceases to be slave State,
California remains free State, and New Mex
leo becomes free State; but if we secure
Kanzas as slave State, Missouri is secure ;
New Mexico and Southern California, if not
all of it. becomes slave State; in word,
the prosperity or the ruin of the whole South
(meaning thereby the Slave Power simply
depends on the Kanzas struggle"
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ST. LOUIS, November 4, lS55.-A train ar
rived here this evening bringing the bodies of
those who were killed ON the excursion train on
the Pacific railroad, together with those badly
wounded, those slightly injured having pre-
viously arrived. The whole number of killed
is twenty-five. 1t is impossible to ascertain
the number of wounded, as scarcely a man
on the train escaped unhurt. Those suffering
from broken limbs and severe Commissions prob
ably reach fifty. The Iodies of the dead are
to be buried to morrow.
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LATER.

The Democratic aspirants far ,ha
sPeaksrshiP OF the next House Of Reprs. sne
tatiyes, are Cobb Of Ca, Orr Of 4 'st'ssen,
Richardson Of III. Richardson w ~, II =, ana
porter Of the Nebraska bill. and did IN u's 70.
labor In urging that measure throuSb A ,Ss
House. the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

INHALArIoN.-Dr. c. Howard Marshall, ca
tarrh and lung physician, will be at the Worcester
House on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday next.
Consultation free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

diseases 81 me Throat aud Ay Passages of The
mn Lungs successfully t.eated BIZ Inhalation
me subscriber has permane lily located and es11sbed
~ ounce IN the city OF Boston, for TIE exclusive treatment
~ Hyyusuinpuohaid aldseases apperairing to helungs
aiu tIDat Ills System mode ui treatment ct nsss III
.e aireel application Of remedies the part aYsct,d nv
.ne inhalation 81 coLD MEDICATED VApoRs ana lis snc
eslu results being based upon the principle that nha-
,B OF breathing remedy in this class Of Diseases mn,
pe more elective and certain in its curative powers than
medicine introduced into the stomach 'lN
Ihs tap' Is admins cred by b,ing breGhed or inhaled
from me sponge placed into glass globe 10 which "a
Stt@o,sa an elastic tube, am ivory glass mouth pece
Fateh residing at distance and not abb u visit H.
NY ean os lfeaeh by letter, by giving ul and careful
cough eNpcgto aon age and occupation and H. anno
pirate Remedies with inlaltr viii be sent 10 them
.ne II. DILLENBACK, ND
AN' "cOugWon $50 ummer It., Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-07

NutritiYe Prime ipfc.- DIR. ALFRED g. Hal
Author Of the NelU Theory Of Cure BIZ Nutrition car
be consulted in person orby letter his address, He re-
ceves and examines patients in 81 forms Of disease gves
prescriptions and medicines, and presents the most san.
gnine nope to all nvalids Of safe and natural resora
ton on principles new and satisfactory, at his HEALTE
oFFlcE No Central Court. Boston. Hours from to
feb8 d&v1v