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COMBUSTION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS.

BUSINESS.
UUFRBERT V GRAVES has associated with hiinsel
III WILLIAM H. GRAVES. Tor the purpose OF conduct
IN N Richmond COMMISSION BUSINESS, principal!
the sale of country produce and the forwarding OF ner
caanisc under the style Of II. V. GRAVES CO, wh'
respectfully tender 10 their friends and the public thei
best services Their house is i,h street. between Car
Street and Mayos Bridge
They are kindly permitted TO reicr 10 the iono~ns Po
81 Edmund Fontains; Messrs. Hugh w. Fry & Co,
y. oshua J. Fry Messrs Hiram B. Dickinson Co., Rich
ssaI: Messrs William. A. Moneurc, William w.
mcsmson. William Hancock, Caroline; Colonel john
n Waller, DR.. F. J. Hancock Spotsyvuia; Col.
Csy:on g. Coleman Mr.. Reuben Davis, Louisa;
ye,srs wm r Dickinson aud Burweil B Dickinson ana
D: Cns- E. Thompson. Hanover: Or Thos Goode, Mr.
Stephen A. Porter, Bath: Mr.. E. H. Gill; LyRchburg Mr.
IN Dewitt Nelson; Col Samuel D. Burke
Dr Wm II. lluSar,. Mr.. Rob, Bowman, Prince Edward
Rey b : stewart Messrs George w. Bell John D. Frid
dy Charlotte Mr. Thomas F. Goode, Dr. NJ NJ Jordan
SeiscnhuFT: Col Joseph ~ sI3 do m Pbo,a a. ms.srs
r D. Oxford WIN Wallace Day. Chesterfield; VIM T.
Wyorop Prince Edward county April 3-ctf
sALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS
SEED SEPARATOR.
TINHls Machine invented and patented by u. D.
i Sarno. q. l!noI and wherever II has been eShib'
M has taken precedence Of all others tor cleaning Grain
sai Grss: Seeds
VOID. Fur in Nc.r York and the first prize at the New
I5:k S;a,r Fair in is 1t has been adopted by the kicn
=ri city M-rs who recommend Il "a the best machine
for scpaa,:a. cookies aud other impurities from
w,ea: 4 viii separate any seeds OF different size or
sSa., IS -np" n lie construction "nd easily kept IN or
Gr. 1t peculiarly adapted to farmers uses, MS It re-
Gu.:es but Mi" power work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than s.y machine now in Use.
II Cni o. ',.rn,n"! at The following prices, viz:
For a Farmer Machine that will clean Is to 80
bls:.el. per hour S3O
For" fnrn.el> Moc..ae that will clean 30 to 80
bashes per hour IS
sor atarmers Machine (arrsnGed for horsepow-
e'1iha: will clean 20 lashes per hour 80
to' Mi!cr's Machine thnt will clean 30 to so
bushels per hour 81
Fora Mller's Machine tho, will clean 30 to rs
bushels per hour l0I
For a Milier's Machine that will clean 1876 to 80
b4-iris per hour ~
Fora Mi!lers Machine that will clean $50 to 900
Bushels per hour 20t
Address RO NJ. ANDERSON,
Commis sion Merchant, Richmond Va.
n B. County Rights will be sold Oh reasonable terms
Feb 1l-ctf X. NJ. a.
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LARGE C.RR,GF.--The editor Of the Alexandra
Gazette has seen IL cabbage grown near there
measuring three feet across. and weighing nineteen
pounds
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Kyow-NorHING STATE COuSCIL.-Thc Char
ottcsville Advocate is authorized to state That me
Stale Council of Eastern Virginia will hold lto annnni
session in the city oi Richmond ON the ith Thursday
in August.
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RoRBrvG THE CARs.-Bcncditti Massa was ~
raigned before the Mayor on Monday morning to ar
swcr the charye OF breaking into and r"hbne the
cara of the Virginia Central Railroad "t hrkm ..
hutter wcicbiu% lUl pound. net and valued NJ -
cents per pound on saturday night last. The butte,
was owned by Sam'l koyncr, Jr., G: Augusta, nni
consigned to Joshua J. Fry, ri this city hosSrs
Spotlswood Lowry, William Howe, Stephen Nnt'.r
and George W. H. Tyler were examined. anu hy
their evidence fully sustained the account oi III. affair
published by us yesterday. The prisoner wa- re-
manled for trnl before II called court to be held "n
the 18th inst. Judge Crunp appearing. rs hs counsel
The CENTRAL R>Ir. ko,D RoBEERf.-lnAaru"
Massa WIS arragncd before the Mayor yesterday, III,
a charge Of aiding and abet,ing in the robbery 81
freight ear At the Central Depot, Saturday night
last and after examination was required I" give Scci
ritv. in the Of $ for his appearance bei"r" mo
Court of Iustings for further trial. Committed IN
default of bail.
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n u r,,,, LAFAYETTE HARMANsoN, Clerk.
- II. FISHER, P.Q Jnly SSwa,,
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JAMES DUNLOP,
Plaintiff,

NlRGINIA-TO WlT:-At Rules held in the Clerks
" Once Of the County Court of Northampton county,
Wshfs' Monday in July A. D., le55, Gt being the second
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ryyp%ry noILARs REWARD

Conmis sion McrchNni, Richmond, Va
n B. County Rights will be sold reasonable term
Fc, nl-cti K. NJ. A.
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NUMBER 20,
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

The IlCsTISGs Court commenced its quarterly.
term at Odd Fellows Hail. Monday morning. five "f
the Justices being present, when the following r:i'ri
hal cases were disposed OF:
StabbiRg.-Francis G.. Buckley, charged with
stabbDg Robert 5. King, ut the Shakespeare House,
on the 10Th of June last. was examined and s.nl on
10 the next OF the Circuit Court ior final trial.
R0bGtvg.--tieorge, slave 10 Charles Davis, wa.
found guilty of breaking into Miss Maria Jcnnin.;l
house on the 10Th June last and stealing ,l-r-nna
quantity oi silver ware. The Court ordered him -
be transported beyond the liInitsUi the United Stale
and fixed his value at SS1I
Charles, slave 10 Mrs. Lumpkin. charged with
breaking into Mrs. Jennings house. on the lo'h "I
June last tried and acquitted.
IIrsrISGs CouRT.-The following cases occupied
the attention of the Hastings Court on Tuesday
Francis FoNwcll, indicted Tor stabbng Jacob tA.-
let's the 18th Of May Inst WAS sent on t"i iur,i.
trial before the liusnss Court and admitted 10 b"i
in the sum of $500.
John Dornn. Charles Doran and VIM. Earle were
tried TOR resisting officer Tyler, when in discharge "t
his dutyjon the 9,l Of January last, and found gull
t.. John Duran sentenced 10 pay fine o =
aud be imprisoned three month, Ill the city jail
Chas Doran and VIM Earle were sentenced 10 pay
fine OF $lJ each and to be imprisoned six months III
Jail. The prosecution are added TO tEe i1Her'
and the prisoners will stand committed after the CN
piration OF their until the fines, ana costs
are paid, at the discretion ut the court.
a n0ic DyOSSyuI entered IN the case "i Law
renee Nanlon John IIanlon, and Thos, Fitzpatrick.
charged with stealing timber.
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HEAVY R,Iy-The heaviest rain that has iaI'en
here this season, tsays the Monroe "tarmtr'
FriendI passed over this place tCnionj on IhTrsd"y
evening. 1t was attended with strong wind lhy1h.
ro.trnic the wheat and corn rs far We could -"
We nre told that the lanyard Of Beirne Il Ross wnt
dumayed to tb. amount OF about SIoo
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Fn.y RypoRr-It having been published in some
n.w.psper that the Red Sulphur Springs were closed
for the present season, Capt WIN. Adair, the prop!'
tor has requested Us 10 say that such is not the tact
There are some 20 or p visitors now at that water
ing place.
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The Missouri Legislature has adjourn


The Missouri Legislature has adjourn
ed without electinsa U. s. Senator.
A woman advertising for a husband
wants him to be not only ''strictly religious"
but of ''sood character
In Kentucky, at the Pennington Co.
Court, wealthy man who courted a girl lust
ter The fun, has been mulctel III $4,000 dam.
ages for breach Of promise.
Van Dieman's Land exists no longer
me Queen having acceded to petitionsifom
the colony, praying that the name of Van
Dieman's Land should be changed to TasmaA
MIA.
A bag named Ellen Hayden has been
fined fifty dollars in Buffalo, for purposely
pouring dipper Of boiling water down the
back OF pretty little grrl who was playing
before her door.
Springfield has Just fnished a CITY
Hall at cost of $l00,O90 it is 1880 by s5
feet, outside. The great hall will seat i5o0
persons. or contain 1900 standing. The edi-
ice contains three and half miles of steam
and gas pipes.
According to the New Orleans Com
mercial BalletiR, the aggregate pssesscd valua.
non OF property in that city this year is
$S36,860 less than in the year 1854. The
valuation of the McDonough estate isreducod
about twenty five per cent.
The Cincinnati, (Ohio) Times. states
that few days since, three young men array.
ed themselves IN crimson horse blank cts. and
paraded the fashionable promenades of that
city. causing the lady like young gents with
shawls to blush not a little.
NfTba~., L..
farm Of Mr.. James PEACE. near Stanton, Va,
an apparently inexhaustible. supply of nitrate
oil lime. Some specimens. on examination,
proved to contain large portions Of pure salt
petre, and in all the nitrate is strongly eyi.
dent.
>. M. Booth, editor Of the Wisconsin
Free Democrat, has assigned over his proper
~, but says he shall pay all his debts except
the fines imposed upon him for aiding in run
ning of slaves. Ills case is to come before
the Y. b. Supreme Court, which will pass
upon tho Fugitive Slave law Sc.
Among the imports from Hamburg
last week, at New York, were two bulls, which
were Valued at $4,000 each, aud outered nc.
cordingy at the Custom House, as the cost
prize at the place OF purchase in GERMANY
IL Is well for the importer that there is no duty
on them. Animals for breed are free.
The Sbelbyville Banner says that
Wells, the rowdy, who in drunken freak
shot gentleman named Inlow at Shelby
vile, Indiana, some months ago, wonnding
him slightly, was tried at the late term Of the
Circuit Court, and fined Eve dollars. The
Banner Gays. that as Wells was drunk, and
only shot at Inflow for the fun Of the thing, il
is cheap enough.
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THE SErTLEMENToF THE KANzAs TROUBLES
81. Louis, Dec. 10. &c enera1 Shankland has
just arrived here from Kanzas. He saws the
report published in the city yesterday after
noon. of the surrender of their arms by the
people of Lawrence is totally incorrect. The
proposition, of peace came from Atchison and
Shannon, at u council held i'll Lawrence last
Friday andt Saturday, at which a treaty Of
peace was concluded. To the demand made
upon them TO obey the laws and deliver up
their arms, the people.of Lawrence responded
by protesting constant Willingness to do the
point; OF these terms hostiIties terminated
and the Missouri troops received orders on
Sunday morning to disband.
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THANKSGIVING SERMoN.-We have received
a copy of sermon preached on Thanksgiving
day in the First Baptist Church in this city, by
Rev. J. D. C, Jones, the pastor from Ezekiel q.
10 go thee one way or the other, either on
the right hand or the left whithersoever thy face
is set" The sermon is ably written, and Mr.
Jones is evidently man who believes that the
Christians faith should showitself in Christian
works He IS particularly severe upon dough-
faces, and had the same sermon been preached
from the same pulpit few years earlier, there
would undoubtedly have been some slamming of
pew doors, behind retreating church members.-
But as " the times change and men change with
them" we doubt not that this sermon has fallen
like good seed upon good ground, and will bring
forth abun1antly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

FIRE IN NcRrHAMProN.-The stable of the
Mansion House, in Northampton, occupied by
Messsys. Strong g. Lewis as a hotel and livery
stable. was burnt on Saturday morning, about
four o'clock, with q portion Of its contents. =
The building was owned by Hon. B. Barrett.
Loss $4,000 no insurance, the insurance hay
having expired on the LIST inst Messrs.
Strong & Lewis lost five horses, some swine.
one earriage,sevessl good harnesses, and a large
quantity OF hayand grain. Saved five horses,
Two pigs. and several carriages. Loss about
SioOo-nostly insured Origin of the FIRE
unknown. ~
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THIRTY-FoURTH coNcREss.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. y.
In the House to- day resolution was adopt
ed combining every member to a debate of ten
: minutes. Mr.. Stanton offered resolution to
elect Speaker by plurality vote. The roll
was called and the resolution was tabled by a
vote of ia against l0T. Mr.. Sapp offered a
resolution that after to-day the House shall
meet at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Hntil the election of
Speaker. Rejected By two majority
Mr.. Perry said that the House had decided
to- day not to elect Speaker, by plurality,
therefore he offered a resolution that after to-
day no debate be in order Till the Speaker was
elecled, He thought this plan, if adopted.
would result in the speedy organization OF the
House.
Mr.. Keitt offered as an amendment that af-
ter to- day all ballotting tor Speaker be sus-
pended until The third day of January the
reason assigned being that majority of the
Senate have left the city, and it will therefore
be impossible to obtain quorum for the
reading of the message. even if the House
should organize before that time
Mr.. Booock suggested that acting under or
binary parliamentary usage, a majority might
receive the resolution, and then proceeding to
ballot an undue advantage might be taken.
Mr.. Keltt said it would be base and in
famous to do So.
Mr.. Sherman maintained that the FIRST bus.
mess 10 lie done was to elect speaker, and
the House cannot postpone that duty.
The House refused by majority of ten to
lay the whole subject on the table.
Mr.. Keitt's amendment was rejected, and
the consideration of Nj. Perry's resolution
postponed until Monday, when the House ad-
journed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

CURIOUS PHENoMEsoN. The Knox coun-
" Courier relates that Cedar Lake, i'll Knox
county, NY, in June last, rose suddenly sew.
eral feet above its banks, without any appar
ent cause, and SO remained Until the first dav
OF August, when the water commenced fall
ing gradually, and by the lst of September
reached a point ten feet below low water
marx, and has so RETAINED ever since. The
most remarkable fact, which was incidentally
developed by land surveyor, is that the
banks OF the lake have actually been dracn
together over thirty seven rods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

Lyons knthniron.--The present immense sale
oi 'ns article almost fabulous in amount which shows
1he puoc appreciation of preparation which rests its
cains ennrey upon IT. own merits. The astonishing re-
so's prpauced by the Katharon In preserving the hair
nom badness and restoring when IL has fallen out
0eansns nom dandru and all other impurities, and i'm
parting 10Y beautiful gloss and sken texture together
WIN us delightful perfume AMI perfect ceannus, have
made i the most universally popular toilet article ever
psea 10 guard against valueess limitations and counter
'eilsi a'waSsa ask for LYONS Kathairon.
eO'a everywhere In argt bottles, for only Is cts.
HEATH, wYNKooP 4 CO., Pr,prlcturu.
=" 90 Liberty gtreet NJ v
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ADsoUATULATIoN.-The Pennsyspanian saws
that considerable excitement has been created
IN Philadelphia by the disappearance of a
money broker, who carried off a considerable
amount of funds and paper, which had been
placed i'll his hands for negotiation, The gem
eral lmprsf sion is that the missing gentleman
has secured about $4,000.
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Board OF Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY, Dec a.
Nothing of Importance was done. Sundry old
old matters were disposed of by reference to the
next city government, &c. The order in relation
TO the walling mp Mill Brook was referred to a
committee consisting Of Aldermen Merri6eld and
Wall, 10 confer with the City Solicitor as to its
validity. The bonds Of the City treasurer were
cancelled. The matter of the bonds of John
Bcyden, from the other board, vas referred to a
committee Of conference, consisting of Aldermen
Earle, Merrifeld and Wall. on the part Of this
board. Adjourned for one week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

LATEST FROM KANzAs. Authentic informa.
ton from Kanzas, by mail, refutes the tele.
graphic rurnors that the people of Kanzas had
submitted to any humiliating compromises
with the border rufians. They did pot give
up their arms, and the first propositions of
peace came from ,Atchison's party. The ma
rAuders are doubtless safe over the line before
this. The Lawrence people are exulting over
the receipt Of fine new brass cannon,
twelve FOUNDER, which they say win betaught
the New England custom Of speaking when
it Is spoken to.
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Worthy of Noiice.
REv Dr. lyman BeEcseR to Messrs. Reed, Cutler & Co

Boston. "
Genllemen,--I ave ssed the Heqeta6le Paimenar,
Baisan myself with benefit in Catansial Coughs Al
Oods and have known it to be used with good FL cts in
the early stages of Pt!Taoaary AFFECTIONS IN Gmilss
around me tsigned) LYMAN BEECHER
Boston, Oct 90, 1856.
HeV Dr. leonard Woods, (ate Abbott Professor in Ans
dover Theological Seminary writeso Nessrs Reed chi
Ter. & Go. as foows: From long use of The Yeeefn
bic Pulmonary BsSan in my family circle aud in some
instances among Theological Students, have been I'D to
regaFd it as safe ard eflieaeious medicine -
The al owe requires comment. and must commend
itself TO all ghe Vegetable Pulmonary Basam so favor
~ known FOR tie past thirty years, for Coughs Colds
Consumption, and AL diseases IF tAe Lss III at and
Chest,is prepared only by REID, CUTLER, 4 CO.,
Druggists Boston.
Priee-small bottles so cents; large, 81 Sold in wor
by Green Harribetop sect and druggists pener
ally. BE cGrefHtto get the genuins,
oct24 dW&S&S6tn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

THE BOONE CHILDREN Our readers must
not forget that the Boone Children will give
another Of their intellectuaL and entertaining
exhibitions. at the City Hall, on Wednesdays
evening, commencing at s o'clock. This will
probably be the last opportunity aft rded to our
citizens Of witnessing the performances OF these
juvenile prodigies. Let there be full house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

The Boston Jouragl has put on new SUIT,
or in ether words it comes to, us printed from
new type. The enterprise of its proprietor
and the talent and industry of its editorial and
-eminence Of popularity oter other "a
pers in Boston of its class, and there is scarce.
iy village or>school district where it is not
found, read, and appreciated, as model
newspaper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

In speaking of the Christmas Tree for the Ger
man Sabbath School, at the Mission Chapel on
Summer street, we should have said that ad,
dresses will be made by Mr.. Hale, and by Rev.
Jacob L. Rau, pastor of the German Church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

betting, shoe tools, SC. While it is to be re.
GREETED that the rsturns are not more complete,
what is already presented viii serve to give very
far general idea of the diversity and amount of
the productive industry of our city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

CONNECTION We learn that we were in error
in the statement that the two men engaged in the
affray on Bridge street, on Saturday night, were
in the employ of Deacon Nathan M1zzy. They
are not and never have been in his employ. They
worked for Messrs. Hitchcock Muzzys
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

hoBERr scHuxLER. New York papers
are lncrednlons on the subject Of the reported
death o. sAis individual. He Il said, TO hayo
died AZ Nice, Italy, on the 10Th Of November.
Inc esn says that Moses Y. Beach was at
H'es previous to the 10Th OF Nov, and re-
MANNED there nntil the 22d. In daily commu-
'leauoh with the American Consul, but he
heard nothing q the reported death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

In the Police Court, yesterday, Jarvis Robin.
son, Michael Donahue, and Joseph Kerr, for be-
ing drunk, were fined each 50 and costs. The
latter Was committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

Letter from DIR. Holmes.--NIr. Jernison,-
sr-l am aware u at there is strong prejudice against
advertised medicines notwithstanding, l believe your
PIE and Worm Compound superior and safe remedy
Tor the Piles Having tested its qualities in seyerp cases
am fully satisfied t'at it is worthy of public confidence
aud most cheerfuy recommend it to those who are as
hieted with this painful disease.
DAVID HOLMES, Nj, D.
Providence, Oct. 20, 1865 n21 al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

FREUD in need wel suited to their the h;thT
use of Dr. Ciough's Columbian Pills. The sense of sink
ing at the pit of Il stomach, transient pains and ach
creeping sensaous broken rest foul tongue pondency
terror sghings and groanngs reuonsness rritabilit
htfu starting--these, and much more these Pits viii
cure Sold for merely % cents box See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT, Druggist eie2s
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AMERICAN House., FIrcHBuRG. - Messrs.
Phillips & Pierce, whose management of this
hotel has contributed so much to the comfort Of
their guests. have dissolved partnership and tie
estahlishmentwill hereafter be conducted byMr.
Philips, the senior member of the late firm
Persons visiting Fitehburg will always find good
fare and the most polite attention at the Amer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

SABBATH School ExuIBrrIoN.-There will
be Sabbath School Exhibition at the Laurel St.
Church, this Tuesday evening, at half past Z
O'clock. Admittanet free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

CHRISTMAS GIFTS Consult our advertising
columns, il You wish to know where to lay in
stock of Gifts for the young folks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

Religious services will be performed at the
Church Of the Unity, Elm street. al II o'clock
this morning
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

6eiul of n Thousand FtoMcrs Reader
doyg WISH beautiful complexion II So ,ls the afy1
81 Thousand Fiowers." 1t eradcates all Tan Piplples
and treckles from the face. For washing and shaving
anu cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perumed
FETRIDGE & CO.. Boston a. R sp,-pp sols a,on,
for Worcester. ie6 III !.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

forR OWN FAuLT-If you will suffer from q protrncte,
cough "hen reli'f may be SO easily obained Wisar's
bslsan Of Wild Cherry is undoubtedly the most reliable
" all preparations offered rrthe cure Of throat and lung
complaints, asthma &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-25

10 Nervous SnfTepers,--A retired clergyman
restored to keah IN few days. after many years Of great
nervus suffering, is anxious make known The means
OF cure VIM send-freelhe prescription used Direct
y hey' JOHN NJ. DAGNALL No. So F1lton st., Brook
Ign, N. Y. ms deod&wsm
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GEORGE X. sPURR.

,I,rtor =, SsuccTssoR TO l.. t. LAzEIL)
WHVLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGIST.
An dealer in Gold Plate and Foil, Mineral Teeh as
Syrups. 'Niel Vi sOaa water and
FROM M D. physicans Prescriptions carefully prepared
- SN A'N"iS'leS. do dir