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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-08

WORKING GIRLs.-The Pittsfeld Mass
Culturist. takes practical and Yankee.like
view of this very desirable institution
Happy girls! who cannot love them? with
cheeks like the rose, bright eyes. and elastic
step, how cheerful they go to work.
Our reputation for it, such girls will make
excellent wives. Blessed, indeed, will be
those men who secure such prizes. Contrast
those who do nothing but sigh all day and
the bread they eat. or the shoes they wear;
who are languid and lazy from one weeks
end to the other. Who but simpleton and
popinjay would prefer one of the latter. if he
were looking for a companion. Give us the
working girls They worth their weight
in gold. You never see them mincing along,
or jumping dozen feet to steer clear of
spider a fly; they have affectation or sill
ly airs, trying to show off to better advan-
tage, and you feel as if you were talking to
human being, and not to a painted or fallen
angel. If girls knew how sadly they miss it,
white they endeavor 10 show off their delicate
hands and unsoiled skins. and put on thou
sand airs, they would give worlds for the sit
uation of the working ladies who are so far
above them in Intelligence, in honor, in every
thing, as the heavens are above the earth.--
Be wise, then, you who have made fools of
yourselves through life. Turn over a new
leaf, and begin, though late, to I've ,iae le-
man beings; as companions to immortal men,
and not as playthings and dolls In no other
way can you be happy, and subserve the de-
signs of your existence"
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For the pallad. urr
AUTUMN HOURS.
BY Z. ID. IHohA As'

The Autumn winds go wailing by,
wailfng over the cherries piaIn,
While from the sad and gloomy sky,
Heavily falleth the autumn rain.
The groves in faded robes are drest-
Gloomily looketh the forest now
Chilling msts on the valleys rest,
Making sadder the heart and brow
Songless now the sorrowing bird,
Perches dripping md the trees
Solemn sounds in the forest heard,
Keeps sad time with the Autumn breeze.
The leaves in whirliDg eddies fly,
Whispering, strangely, as they fall,
.Thus the bright and beautiful die
Thus the death spirit blighteth all
Autumn time Is a time Of gloom
Autumn time is time of care
Hopes that summer has made to bloom,
Perish oft in the Autumn air.
II i sad, when frosts are sent,
Bidding summery hours DEPART
But. saddcr far, is life misspent-
The hopeless autumn Of the heart
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-08

MECHANICAL INvESTIoN.-We have seen
lately as a specimen of rare American me-
chanical genius, machine costing not over
five hundred dollars, invented by a working
man, which takes hold Of a sheet of brass,
copper or iron, and turns off complete hinges
at the rate of gross in ten minutes-hinges
too, that are neater than are made by any
other process. Also, a machine that takes
hold OF an iron rod and whips it into perfect
bt-pointed screws with wonderful rapidity
and by a single process. This is also the in
vention of working And both these
machines are superior to anything of the kind
in the world. No other process of manufac-
ture can compete with them. Yet these are
but fraction Of the marvellous inventive tri-
umphs constantly going forward in this coun-
sry-V y Mirror
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-08

NorIoss OF DEcoRUM-"My DEAR" said
Mrs Dogberry to her daughter, .you should
not hold your dress SO high in crossing the
street"
Then, ma replied the maiden, show
shall l ever show the beauty of my founced
pantaletts that have almost ruined my eye
sight to manufacture? l am sure don't cars
if the beaux DO look at me-"
Mrs. Dogberry muttered something about
the sin Of vanity, and the beauty Of decoruin.
and walked off into the chamber.
z~The damps Of autumn sink into the leaves
and prepare them for the necessity OF the fall; and
thus irsensibIy are we, years close around US.
detached from our tenaeify to life By the centls
pressure of recorded soFrowz-LAspoR.
eyHope Is Ike bad clock, forever striking
the hour OF Happiness. whether il has come or
not
@How young men can consent TO loaf a.
bout the corners as they do, when good
doseiof arsenic can be purchased for sixpence.
is really surprising. It's something we can't
understand.
TA wedding recently came of IN Mem
phis fTenn, which was the ninth occasion on
which the bride had been made happy IN mat
rimony.
r~The subiec. of veriic. of resent
coroner,s Jury on man who died in a state
OF MEDITATION, was. Death By hanging
round a rum shop"
e~A female school teacher in her adver-
tisement stated that she was "comPlets
mistress Of her own tongue" If that's the
case," said an old causiic bachelor. "she
can't ask too much for her services"
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OUR lob DEPARTMENT,

eE-Has recently been fitted up with the latest s'yle
,sn and we are now prepared do all kinds of Jot
w,t sueh a. Books Pamphlets, Circulars, Bills, Cards
psers &c Printing done in fancy eolored Inks witt
teane-s and despatch. Orders thankfully received ahe
nrorodtly attended to- Address. HOLLOWAY Co.
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THE Tory OATH OF 1776.-"I, A B
-, do swear to be true TO his Majesty, King
George, and to serve him honestly and faith
fully in defense Of his person. crown, and
dignity. against all his enemies in America, or
opposers whatever; to keep secrets. and TO OBJ
serve and obey the order Of my superior Of
fiers that shall be issued out to me from time
to time. So help me God. LA B
do swear to keep secret all that you shall say
or read 10 me, and not to reveal the same to
blood relations or any other person whatever.
So help me God" The above is the oath ia
ken by the Tories of the Revolution.--R,ssh-
viHe Ind Jacksonian.
We never saw this Tory oath before. We
do not think that it is to be found in any his
tory Of the Revolution. If it is genuine, the
Indiana editor probably found it among TIE
archives Of his Jamily.-Lou. Jour.
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Volume XIV.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
hp. HOLLOWAY, B. ". DAVIS L. !. DRAh L

,o.n - GO in "a Each additional in IS
Gns ~u,b st25 Two months, Ss-2,
0Es n'"n1, 2 90 SIX mouths SO
Thf-e ni0Dih @,eV =, I,,'.. - - ~ 10
One slia,. " -. .s1,n,ht. 10 90 Half do $3.50
Do 90 e"a 80 - n 90 One do $500
ards of i've less, snnum, S3bo.
rs-Ieaded and displayed advertisements viii be
hsTged price and-a-haf, and large cuts two prices
hova rates Of advertising Other cases, pro-
aed for ehargable conformity with the above rates
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12
Reol estate.

80. FOR SALE "A two story Dwelling House
no! and about three oUrhs Of acre OF Land stua-
8k tel in the village Of North Charlton, about mile
fro Charlton Depot the north side Of the old Worces-
ter and Stafford Turnpike, and formerly the residence Of
the late Col Asa Bacon The House is in good repair and
well calculated for two families
Also about acres Of and lying the Cpl osite side
Of said road, with small Barn tn 'reNn. It will be sold
at low price, separately all together and liberal
ere tit for most Of the purchase money nd is de-
sirabe location for boot shoemake', or
chanic. jos. A. DENNY.
Leicester Nov. :, 1855. dawtr
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WOFlttItF- VOI 10 IoV0' dIsU
nABBITT'S DAGGER REOTYYE
Nd GIFT ENTERPRISE
s. 6 3 B 100
WORTH OF PRESENTS m.

WOKIH Or PhESEN ~ ~!
To be distributed to L. BABBTrTS customers
The articles for distribution vary In price from l2&
cents, TO Sll50 Among the articles for distrlhu.
ton may he found silver Wasca~. Plush Rocking Chairu
China Tea It's, Gold CHAINS Gold Rugs, Gold LOckefs
told Plus Gold Pen Ills, aud Gold Pens, Silver Thimbl 4
Coz al Rings aud variety OF other Jewery. Also The
latest Publclo Of the day, The Diary and Cor
respondence Of Amos Lawrence, the Old Homestead
Modern Msteries xp aimed and Exposed the Nav Fiow
en- by H. n. StoWe the Three Eras in Womanu Life ina
Married Life the ea Life and Domestic Life by Arthur
the me Cytlopedia, Ida May the Wreath around ~
Crops, Life among the Flowers, Cora aud the Doctor
Angel Whispers, Tom among the Painters Daughter az
Crops, Lectures to Young Men, (by Carck) Illustrated
Lamplgher, Young Ladies' Home Gin Bibles and FIESTA
mems, and variety Of other Books numerous 70 men,
ton.
One Of the above named articles are freely given to each
customer making double inductment for all who want
good Dagasrrcotypcs 10 call at BABrIrT'S in ppers
Block DAguvrreotypes taken low at hs rooma az
are taken AZ any rooms In the city and warranted 70 give
satisfaction,
All are respectfully invited 70 cali and examine he
Presents and satisfy themselves that Il Is not Barnum
Humbug very rye and beautiful assortment n anev
Cases and Gold Lockets for Dagueueoypes vlbo found
ut hs Room.
Abcaulitul style Of Photograph called Meuograph. "a
taken by L. Rabbit The public invited 10 cali 1nd
examine the specimens Of that work, Ia very well adapE
ed Tor taking Views Of dwellings, and copying DnsnasF
types on account Of their cheapnesu and darsbilltg -
fs $40 rsn1nsss hASpi e !. y RlfxhAMssM.
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EyACTs WORTH KNOWING.

JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINIMENT
Is superior to any other Lniment Pain Killer in the
word sequally efcacious, whether taken internally
applied externally
1t will cure Cough or Hoarseness.
It VII cure Whoopng Cough.
II will cure l. tluenza.
i will cure Bronchitis.
It is the best article ha be taken for Bleeding at
the Lungs or Splitting of Blood.
1t viii in most cases cure Group.
1t will cure Chronic Darrhqa
1t will cure DyseneIy of long standing.
1t is cure for Bloody Dysentery.
1t will cure lame Stoma III.
1t will cuIe Pain in the Stomach or Bowels
Il is he best outward application known for flesh
Wounds sprains, bruises, swollen or stiff joints.
1t stands upon lis merits and is warranted to be
The hest family medicine discovered.
I. S. JOHNSON, Bangor Me, Ptoprietor.
Agent tr Worcest-r, GEO, r.. SPURR, Druggist, 2O1
Main ST. n12 dif
EDO0KS-BOOKS-B JOHN KEITH
- 4 CO.'S Bulletin of New Books No. 239 Main street
The Land OF Gold. w. H. Helper.
Nv TIERS House, Mcdonald
Stray Leaves from the Book of Nature, DeVere
Richard Eurds, Smms
Ind a. Cana, and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
The Watch Gill.
IsuB's Child.
Cora aud the Doctor
A T0u among the Plantars.
Physiology of Marriage.
Our Firs Famil es
The Ed, Cumming
The Alna's San Francisco.
Hen'y VIII. and his six Wives, Herbert.
0akGeid, d Arnold.
New Hone. the Rescue
History Of the Council of Trent.
Land, Labor, and Gold vols. Hewitt.
The Creed Of Chrstendom, Gregg.
Ole, or T. West Room.
7 re D .ei meson Of Bocacco.
Hahits of Men, DOran.
Bits Of Barney, Mckenzie
Mary Lyndon, Autobiography.
Lppincops Gazetteer.
Memoir of Rev. Sidney Smith, vols.
G ~ Hircos Snms.
Ne scumes Tbsekeray.
Panama in 1855.
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A NLOAkS, tALMsS AND CAFES.-
NJ IL CLAhkE co. have on hand, and manufac
ture to order a the aud Shoubse ssyes Of Cosks
Tamhs and CApes. ~ dnwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

DLACK DRESS SlLKs.-J a. CbAKKE
up co. prepared to offer the largest and cheapest
lot " BLACK SILKS, IN Worcester, having purchased
then direct Of the Importers before the advance In prce
Ia ee want o good Silk, at the old price, war antsd
no 70 crack, will be to call the City Store before
"a ch sing.
Also choice Fan Styles Fancy silk.
AZ ar
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DrD GOODS.
en- AP GO OBS!
NOTICE THE PRICES

We Ifering
5 bales "A Brown sheetings at 4c.
8 bales IA Heavy Brown sheetings at otc.
l case good DeLaines at Toe
cases good D LANES at l2Ic.
2 cases English Prints at 1oc
10 cases Merrmac, Hamilton, &c do at 1o,.
10 pieces Superior A Cashmere Plaids at 25;.
/ case beautiful Styles Cashmere Plaids at soc.
2cases Nice Lyonese Cloths at Csc.
l case Very Heavy Cotton Flannels at 1Oc.
btle Cot on and Wooden Flannels at 12}c.
1000 tairs good All Wool Hose a. 25c
Oar entire stock marked correspon Sing prices AM
will be uni, examinations far the cheapest as well as
the most ertensiUe eUsr offered in Worce ter.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARN ARD, Il cos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

Ladies will find very extensive stock Of all kinds Of
CLOAK TRIMMINGS in store, at vey low prices,
One very desirable style which will be sold al 20 cents per
yard Also, Cloak Innings in desirable shades. Also,
elegant STYLES Of
BLACK MANTILLA PRINCES!
prices from 81 TO SO per yard. Anything In the above
hae Ladies' will save themselves much trouble by calling
dirt city 1T the niye' Sore. GEJ. p. Bryant,
o2b davis No. lb4 Main st.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Auttiolls.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

EEOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c. = On
SATURDAY,,
at o'clocE P. H., ct Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture coprIs-
lag Carpets Sofas, Chairs Tsbles Bureaus Bedseads
nes Hair and other Mattresses looking Classes Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles Of household furniture
AMI the usual Kitchen ware
Gales Real Estate and Personal Property situated in
Tie city, county State; terms reasonable ana sasac-
iioH guaranteed Also. the apprasng property solicit
ell Cash paid for secondhand furniture, upon applica-
ton Mt the Sales Room. Constantly on hand an assort
meDt of new common Furniture Table Cutlery, Crockery
AMI GLASS Ware, Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&C.. which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales Of Furniture every Wednesday af
iFTnoon. at Punams Sales Rooms the usual hour IN
u farther notice. S. NJ. REDDING Salesman.
n8r30 diff
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&sHoE BUSINESS FOR SALE, AND
> ROOMS TO RENT.
The subscriber having other important mess which
requires his undivided attention. desrous Of disposps
Of his Shoe Business stock and Fixtures on the m 81 re-
sonabe terms The Store and Manufacturing Rooms are
centrally located In Carks New Block 257 Main street,
and have been fitted up expressly for the manufacture
and sale Of Ladies Custom Cater Boots and Shoes.
This opportunity offers peculiar ADVANTAGES to any per-
son DESTROYS Of embarng In the above named business,
or who may desira a better location.
u the business is not disposed Of before the FIRST
of November next the will be rented for any other
purpose aud would be very desirable for any neat manu-
featuring business Those who delay may not again have
AN opportunity Of securing desirable a location.
For further particulars enqu Of the proprietor on the
premises, ". Il. h0Dt NSuN,
ulark's New Block, 257 Main st.
Worcester Oct 10 1855. dW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

NAORCESTER COUNTY FLOUR AND
w GRAIN LEAGUE The subscribers for Stock in
the League requested to call on the Score ary 5
Main street. or the Treasurer, at No. Worcester
House Block and receive their Certificates Of Stock i'm
medatey and all persons not subscribers requested
to call and subscribe. L. L. MASON Treasurer
worcester, Sept 20 1855. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

EoPARTN ERSHIP NOTICE,-Tbe an
" dersgned take much pleasure in announcing to their
numerous friends patrons and the public that thew have
this day entered into copartnershp the purpose of in
credsng in every Departments of their Watch Clock lew
ery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods business and " uld
solicit the continuance Of the patronage generously be-
slowed heretofore. CHAS. q coleman
T. II. PUTNAM
Worcester, Oct l. 1855. der
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CLOAkS AND LOA-KINGS
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are now prepared to xhibit all the
Popular Patterns of Ioaks!

CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & co.
Are now prepared to sxhibit all the
Popular Patterns Of Ioaks!
in Castor, Petersham, Beaver, Fear Naught LADIES'
Cloth, Velvet Mofr. Antique. &c.
Our assortment of TRIMMINGS is also very large and
elegant.
Our Establishment being the well known HEAD
QUARTERS for OF axis and Cloakings, snd as our gar
ments all in The Store purchasers can rely up
having their Goods made in the best ma nner and at
the lou st prices.
Coakngs of every description made ORDER and trim
med in any style, at short notice. Patterns gratis to all
Purchasers Of materials.
CHAM8ERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
GNASHMERE LONG sBAWLS-F Fresh
~Goods in handsome Styles and Colors fr'sae a. 10
dollars, by cHAMBERLIN, BARNARD. & CO.
q LII WOOL DELAINEs AND VA
IA LENCIAS!
We invite especial attention to choice LIT Of the abovs
Goods, lust opened in entirely new Patterns and very
rich. Also, full assortment of
MERINCs AND CAsHMEREs,
selling at low prices, at
CHAMBERLTN, BARNARD, CO.'S
BiCH SILKS
FOR EVENIN DRESSES!!
Pink and White Green and Waite, Blue and White
RICH BR0CADE, PLAID AND STRIPED EVENING
DRESS SILKS.
SOLID COLD AND W-ATERED SILKS,
In all shades, for Evening Dresses comprising some very
desirable Goods at prices varying from
so Gems TO $500 per Yard,
the cheapest lot of DRESS SILKS offered in Worcester,
at CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & CO.'S.
SILkS MARKED DOWN /!
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, s. co.
are offering
Handsome Brocade Silks, in Black and CORD, rs cts
Heavy rlain Black do. at IS cts.
case Super IS cent Stripe Silks 624 cs great bargain
20 peces Fresh Plads, at Sl.CO, worth Sl25
1Opeees ombre and Chene Stripes 81 rs worth $780,
This extensive stock of SILKS, mostly just purchased al
Auction, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, besides presenting
the handsomest assortment ers some of the best bar
gains eUer altered in Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

BUILDING MOyING.--The subscriber. hay.
~ ing had several years experience in Boston and vi
ciny in the moving and raising both Wood and BIek
Buildings, either with or without chmne,s standing
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that on and after November 1st he will attend to
any business in his line in prompt and efficient man
Re'erences-F. Il. Kinnicutt, Jonathan Grout, ]. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
n25 d3mt No. Myrtle at
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EaS9 IRON-$TONE CKOCkERY o.-1s17
e@K w r Northumberland by John Al EsAj
w cock, Cobrdge, England, and sold only at y n


NO. 1S1 MAIN STREET,
It is acknowledged fact that in point of finish
style and durability, these goods sanI first ard foremost
in the market. Encouraged oy the success which has
hitherto attended the sale Of these goods have been en-
abed to naSe extensive arrangements receiving them
direct from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser.
would have tdistincty understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE
have on hand plete and extensive assort-
ment OF goods Of the above manufacture ether with
large stock of
PLAIN AND GOLD<BAND FRENCH CHINA,
Tea, Dinner Breakfast and Toilet Ware: also, my usual
stocs of GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Gnods, Table Cutlery, Solar Stand and Hanging LAMPS
Girandoes, Tea Trays Curtain Bands AMI Pins
IN addition to the above goods, have extensive
stocs of French and American
p A p 81 II HA n GIN G. S,
Borders Fire-hoart Prints Curtain Papers Painte Win.
dow Shades and FiXtnres. Sc, &c thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city
AS am constantly ccrjving goods from the principal
factories in Europe AND America am eiated to offer
EXTRA IMPLEMENTS 10 the uatrons of this ex
tenSive establishment. and all who may favor me with
call may depend upon finding STOCK always complete
ana prices satisfactory determined not to be ex
GellHd.
Manufacturers, Agents. and others, using Solar
Chimneys, can be supp lea With them vt Factory Prices
JOSEPH HALE.
10 [ Main st., LIST door north Of Post Office
SIG dawtf
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Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
CELF ACQUIRED FAME!
DIR. JoHNsONs
A Nj RICAN A NODYN NE
LIN VI 2 \ Z.
For Mterl,al and External Use.

This wonderful medicine notwhst rding it has never
had the vantage f newspap publicity, has yet acqur
ed aghe and nore extended popularity than any other
similar mpound il thu world. is entirely of vegeta-
be extract p rfecty safe We adm niserei the
most delicate Gill; aud alike astonishing and satisfactory
in lis rects upon beast To those unacqIanted
with this invaluable medicine say. Give it fair trial,
and prom YIN radio cure Of Coughs, Colds Aslh
ma, Brruchits Whuopng Cough Influenza, Splitting of
Bo1i and all Lang Complaints: Chrouic Disrrh a, and
Dys3try, Ia all of which it shouj be- inter
ig The eGc of its external application in Of
Rheumatism, Spinal 5 sprains, Chapped Hands,
Bruises Burns, aud all description Of wounds, are mag
cal. Persons troubled with Cfamp in the omach, Side
,Gels, Sore Throat, Piles, &c, by combined Internal
and application of this Ano lyme, cannot fail Of
certain and speedy The pros rietor can produce
0t testimonials in lis favor but prefers to es it
carry lis menlatns, it has done for forty
yeas past We ask man to after ar unsatisfac
tory trial IN its mpoitOn it unis several of the most
PENETRATING and healing specifics known to the materia
'aa fne inventor OF MS artic in the ccntant
and successful pract Of medicine for IRE than twenty
years
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WORCESTERSHIRE NOTICE.-rhe snh-

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The sub
~ scrbers having formed CopartnershiP under the
title OF A. PEASLEE & co would respectfully solicit a
continuance of that patronage which has heretofore been
so literally bestowed the senior partner They will
continue to to keep on hand Meats, Vegetables &c. the
hest the market Affords which they will dispose Of cheap
for CAsB. A. PEiSIEE
G. MCFARLAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

For sac whole ale and retail by I. S. JOHNSON, Ban
gor Me, and at all the principal in the New Eng
land States and British Provinces
GEO r. SPUR, Druggist, 201 Main st, Agent for
rcester nl2 off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-12

THIS is to certify that having been troubled for number
OF yea |ilh distressing rouSn, and hleeiing at the
lunEs aud rtcet ing benefit from medical aid in ls4S
wa % alt pptrlnce in the last stage Of clnsunp tIon
Ny legs SW eslsd so that unable stan or hep nv
self At Stat time 'ur Ii iment providentally re-
comiana tome, aud ty the Of three or four titles
was tirey cured and have since been able to lab r
every day ave also III '!asttwnniy years been sub
JeHt s"'ee ttacks Il londy dyssnery never found
ans perman mt relief n il took your Lnineut sin ,e
Wllcn have hai return Of this tompai t. can truly
say think your Anodyne Lnimn the lears If saw
tng m, iiie JOHN I. ATKINS.
Brewer Sept. 60 1852
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E1SARM WANTED.-A small but good Farm
A. wanted in exchange for House Lots in this city.
Also Lots Mbury, Lafayette and Pleasant streets,
for sale. The above offers good opportunity for ex
change investment Please address Box 81 Worcester
Post 0iice o23 diff
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Dr. JoHSSoN: Dear Sir-In consequence Of having a
fever sue on my leg, it became entirely stiff At the knee
and decided by the best surgeons that my leg mast
BE- ampu alsd-bUt fortunately card 6y your Saly,s
Ii ms1t and by using three bottles my leg was imber-
ed and strengthened, and number Of years I have
been able 10 use it about well the other. consider
myself indebted TO the of your Lniment h ough the
blessing Of Providence, for the my leg and would
say 10 others who may need help this way try it,
no doubt gu will be cured. RUFUS CHAPMAN.
Liberty, Me-, MAY, 1919