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Spring uILLIN
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE GOODS


Spring MILLINERY.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE GOODS
OF THE SEASON
NJ RS n CHARLTON (L.ste Mis- Rrp0 begs Co a.. s7-,,
W sur her old customers that she has returned T. O.
rOm the NORTH where she cash the most NIL
extensive ,ioek Of good she pub
SPRING MILLINERY Her
such, she equAe or d,
itrt Paris styles PATTERN HATS which X. would most re
--cuy request the ladies io call aud before
Also. elegant EMBROIDERY With almost even
nti-r article required BY Ad the obi shove the
ori-ren sth aud ltah No. 2iT MAIN STREET.
aS-u
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
meeting Of the Local Board OF Directors Richmond
the New York L Insurance Company, Monday Feb
The undersigned President and Directors % the
examined the rrpor aud exhibits 81 the New YORK L
Company for the last
assets Sc TO the s January ls:G
perfect sound condition Of the company cordially
the announcement support the whole community.
commenced IL
capital OF ts'WH which has accumulated fi a9Hs
vested In State stocks aud bonds and believed
undoubtedly good.
We know 81 mode investing money more probably tn,
profits mutual Tor the
thirty yea cent annually oH the PTsHis@s paid
Rev CH,s u. RsAD
wv q PNST,
Rev J,ATs ~ raIIoR,
Gso " CIUusE,
THOs y AUGU-r
ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Amount 81 assets JsLuAry !, 1898, s9e. Ms :,
AMOUNT OF receipts Tor premiums Interest Jan.
!, lsh, f3Is,ls6 10
Paid losses by death. interest oil dividends
Ahd all Jtirr rApenses 2Rl,2f1 10
1895 81
Accumulated Fund Jan'y l, lss6 SLOGANS &!
further M
hNin street, square alH.ye Virginia Banks,
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HEAD QUANTITIES. FOR FAsHIONAnLE
CLOTHING,
SILVER MEDAL FOR 1888.

NlLibh MEDAL fOH lSbb,
rUNIE members 81 the Legislature strangers Wishing The city,
requested can At he old e.tsb.asn No i2 corner
e wn,sr, or hand arg~ and eegant s..cr
men o. Gene@e' weares Apparel not 10 b. surpassed ~
4, syd mo- Of The ssIerIol q hi coaE he .s' awarded
highest premium "a Silver h'dAD BY The Mechanics Institute 'o
ng, Sc via ssoTe o. superior soImsn lie deems il Snnss,
sary ans ts Of le Tsf lie public hss bad Of his foods
and respectfully oons call from hi Oh friend. tie pub
Ss '' o" No. % sotp y Main and srFSSt
UOOL DErOr.-we have determined to opys,, In con.
~ w T hay. o snsls G he rs Of ~S M, y 5a %S
ely Is attention, " viii be devoted exclusively s
bU he wants sd rot eompeei 70 isy ~
:. WI no, sn.ws, es Pgrgo,e' Trs i nown IN vraa ,f
bos establishing ToOd market Tor s woo gown
Tor particulars see our circulars CRgNsnAw Co,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
Js2s Richmond. Va
NIOTICF-To All WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Where's.
misfortune 70 io hsir freight bou, IN mshaan3 IS veil as poT
deliver ~ doSn freight 90 S siding q er rosd on lie depot
& IVY 3 S ~ - s r. ss s I nav ' s y be
s"S >. he Company W. o., BE- rponss To- hs s sSp1s q
rsior sss notice nat II SosS freight a. before stated viii bg
At their risk a. soon a. unioaded FROM The GERS
i.si-u supe,io'sna.o, u rsse.roriaiian
AIRS s .nsIx q; ' 80 ,;: S e 90 o.; sqs
sio complete assortment, n corTlaE EuHStrRE, embracng
sience, once, or Counting Room
Citizens and The country trade W and a. ter
advantage 20 examine store before purchasing
determined to 'sll 70 suh tie 30 II
vUNRICoCAssINEHEr ROCks.-we invi,, .t,eprou
.ad desirable present ssd .se ,hsn
auR3 KFFN, BALDWIN, co
"ArEH COOIEHS.- Beautiful Metallic and Wood
w Cascing Water Coolers 3 g. and g gallon sires an
sev prepared 70 furnish ue'e articles much saccd price
sale loE ~ HMMFkNtN
UkEfHIGEH ArORs.-Piabs Chest Redrgerators. Va
tent afflc With lars and Water CuoleTs appro
yed article, nov uscd and ~ reduced prices ~
mas ZIMMERMAN
HiAcH CAsstuERE PANTS.--Receivea ~ -
- prss- ul .ssrent ~ hne hsck Cashmere Penis
hing really nke. Gall snd ioot Vt tlem
mss HESHY SHAFEH i0s Nais
kOu sALE.-vFgni- State (Rsgs,srsD ssoet, ~ years
~ run lmaIl y. "a. MAURY a 90.
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A NEW HOOK "N ma. wM: sp.Ms,a


A NEW HOOK nN DH. WV. tDtus,M
G-hssaane and Parsii- os Man.
I've Right w-y-Pr.miam Peace Esssy ssc.ys:c
lyrs Gsmancs. hsmns Sundays Chief
si"kne---i,s Trial. and hlss-ing.
Aruuiis Christian iIe-Its Hopss. Close
A Key 20 tho bihie, by David D,se-i,p.
kip- Double Win - Of the Church; 9Th edtion-i.up
Aeor Note and other knots-i.iS.
sShsmyL the Cireassi@n warrior-gac.
Memoir of ni-iop IIstcr-i.a. ..... b. .rar
Noath 81 the Old noui,non-i.oo.
BOOKS of pEvorioN-sIp. to the Altar tn. Altar p-w
Heaven; Heavenly Hours; s2cra Private, malls
HAHrEn,s MAGAZINE ROM JUNE ~ RE-
IL e,,ed nj PRICE cAkDozos Price 2oe.
A-o, herry's Museum. for Maybe.
hoiher's Magazine Tor May-ioc.
Youth Of the Old Dominion popular Books
nall Corner Main aud iith opposite American Ho..
CD iCHMOND IN nY-t:oNE DAYS"
N TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Long Time british Merchants Mod.rn Antiquities Main
Street broad The Capitol squzrr;
The Hay Sale War, Two Church,
RI. tiEcns of Ph, icians New.a
aud Printers, Balls
EvrninF Pasiin--, Medley r-
sharp shn or shin Plaster Currency; The Flush
The Mutual society Manufacturers aud Mills
Warehouse The Washington Monument TIE Visit Iaay
Price ti. 81 ~ ~ 9Eo NJ WEST 80
MAJ Publisher, ilh
NTILIIAM HURLEY. tEF
w ItHINGE AND COLLECTION OFFICE
18th -, opposite the Exchange Bulding,
s bills Exchange, Notes. Coin A. h"arli aud id
Celeton- ON the cities Of Virginia aud North carssa
~ stocks bought aud sold on commission.
~ Land Warrants wanted.
Messrs X H. ChAnberaiIv SONS, Bankers, Norfolk,
X W bowdrn hsq, Cashier Bank of Virginia,
Mrssrs Maury a Morton, BAnke en-, Rchmaud, Va.
MeSsrs. q. W. Purcell Co. mills sm
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DOGGETT a ANDERSON.

C0gHer ~ Gorernor dHd FT0nIlln -frssi.,
"HObtSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS n french sud AnerI
w can Paper Iangngs satin Deanss DAuask Win
ioN Curtains Gnps, Cof and TAsse Cornce Hands Coos
Lace aud Muslin CaTian. Yoer aud Table Oh Coths Hair
aud Plush for soss Curled Hair Sofa Spring. T~ne
ung; Window Shades best Cured Hair aud sluck
Weather BEDS Lounges; sofa Beds with many
ne OF busncss, all % which will be sold
terms aud Paper Hanging and Uphorng punctuay TO
or
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NOTICE EXTRA.
BOOTS, SHOES AND TR L NIX
Two Ot az GHIIND~. AND THI PiHI.tt.-w-
take ~ Opportunity 90 informing ssehds aud The Pubg,
4i iu 81 assortment of Ladies
hur drrss Roots and sio- uiti- ti-
gods nat our .tos
Si tlr ccmpa1 auy Virginia STATE.
nt W cln ~Hh ~ 49,, r-'T-.lrv, du t- ainDuu ~ f0~
si- "d Boot o Other ho4 kaia41ud
~ nr us o. into detail u ali h- drespusns.
call and examine.
apiT PITSEY. WAITS PI.TNET
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u. GOODMAN has nov open At h hr- .or--rootl.
- ll9 Main street, Richmond. Va iarF- aud entirely
stock 81 Spring add Summer READY MADE CLOTHING ntf
cling all styles 81 grade uf Cua- Pnts Vests
Furnishing iiu Prom Dr. -r-at iarr 90 uauufactuus
hi lbra patrons and the puddle generally ~ l Gud all Art
DE line. Lowest rai-~ 81 tie vrry
| Il unusually i,p price, Tor cash CAN lni ryanin-
~ E-iu-uics Ii4-- aud No iis Mal
W Randolph Bai.i.H iapt~i J. D. GOODMAN.
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MERCHANT TAiLOK ASH ti0fiiiKR SO. MiIN STREET
>pRsNI AND NJ MINER GOODS.
UU~I wed large lot % uIuy Cuths Cashmere and
- Nrstins- sheh be sl make " ite bet
1iu.i reasonable terms aud al tis siort.-i notice.
veil .cts = Ready Made CuthiLy.
S compare .ag hi 4ly other prizes
. AZ other bOus..
Furnishing Goods ia great -- sir csAis, ssiarf,
lie .ssfcu " lIly del.
rabbi goods o. call and examine li- stock. ui.,
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rEEL's LoNDoN GREEN GINGEu WI,

FEELS lONDDN GREEN GINGER WINE.
hdHEdcfHred J"pA FrrHch grapes GrSeR Jaaic Ginger
SctWe Ol,Iaye, tHTOas. fc Thrss Years Ola
q REMARKABLY pleasant carminatlSr s.i
~ smuIyut hsdy "a stat OF
The stomach aud bowels prevalent weather
irqneii when noscted produce Dyentay, cholers
Also valuable remedy for fatueucy Dyspepsia
bily Persons living districts Whre prevails NEAT
Preventive Prise 20 csuts I-r L-iir o. r. doien.
~ whhc1le and Retail Agvtts Mcs.rs BENNETT BEEHS
s-I
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uA TABLE OF CONTENTS.

A Crso AssEMHl;I Isa5-'o.-M
~ RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE AND BINDRRY.
le veAi american Battle or c contest between Christianity
snd Political komansm with Portraits b Anna Nina Carroll
Maryland 81 70
The Bun,by Papers, Irish Echoes by John Broughsm 81
The Adventures Of Ny Cousin smooth BY rmoty tempt
Of rrwksbury, paper 5sr
tive notes. by Henry Flanders OIL so
The Spabi Conquest In American to IN.
~ OF slavery aud 10 te Government Colonies Helms
2 vols;
" and Is the modern Revolutionary History Literature Of
Ireland Nv John Savage 81.
Literary Criticisms. other Papers the late Horace Bnuy
Wallace, 30 " ~.
Nelsans Atlas Of CutaDeOus diseases tI51.
brown Surgical Diseases O Women 81
Sketches Of The Iuhc aud private on resolutions
sell by the General Assembly Of Virginia, 1886 S1c
Patton Jr, and HsAth's Reports index Ia tr.tiAn
Richmond la by tioue II
home Production worth reading I'll
Mathew. Digest OF the Laws interviewed with blank
notes; $50. ma
NEW SILKS AND SILK ROHES.-Just received
~ per express and Steamer Roanoke, fresh supply Of
Dress silks rery cheap
Aso-fiowrred SIX Robes
Bervse and orgAude Robes
Plain BerrFrs, AL
French Worked Collars
Lace and Muslin Collars aEd Slery. Ia
Ao-A large stock VI Lawns aud Orrsnde Musitbs,
prices W. T. PERKINS Co,
HI30 NO l+l fagir square
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RETERENCks --nee Hoybeclsr A-elia; VIM Areh,r Cock
Che-sIhed WIN Harrison, Richmond. VIM. Clotton
CITY W Aplerson, Charles city J. Ivey, Appomaio1
fl hobnson Ming william rs President John Tyler, Charles
CTS, u Austin, North Carolina; and others
NELSON a mont
mliT &c Ma,n street. Ric hmopa
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=, ,,CAn CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
~ " boSlifk, srccns-k JAMS Hr~n,s
80 ta- "n hand, st,rr~ s.s,ra,-nt OF r-E4>
<s< sni harness Anonf which b. f<B-R.
C"aeh~- 'sitsidc and 6
shde Nat hass.. and r,e- ~Ithou, tops. ,o
=" paeuarp Invites us tsuton ant of an,
IN Vie cs,'lsse inr ssy will b. despcseJ OF pn
Of Main and 9Th strrvt- ''
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are nov ppAre TO msnuiaeture and repair every
scTpon Of Agricultural Implements We hnN.
sonr 10 no smal rNpeus~ puitng machinery r
qniT pr,p.teJ 10 ,n, A.,
superior style The various RespTs used
feature In our business l., that sell hut
"s"uiAe'ui' "nl hry warranted W" call the Ut
The FARMERS To our Wheat Thrshcr Cleaner and
Va re'"c equal not used 4,
oi They have done
gnilcmrD who have given machine W. 49, AZ
the huy OF RETIRING 10 other gentlemen the ma
chine
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AGHICIIiCI,tAI. waUrlIO

gnNE suscftr having new Factory Cary
to receive
kds Agricultural Of The
it,t aud approved patterns which
na'. ani q superior WorkmanshiP They AK attention
"taidves double and angle reared powers Threshsrs
Wh premium sVery Fair which they have bee
eriibitsd Also "a "Crostins CFi Cfu.lr"
Reaper and Mower" ,e hest Fawkes'
usno spfsadcr Highly approved Hay Presses Hay Rak Corn
shelters, ta Cutler rsu Cra
dies &C. Rhr Paisut Ironbeam now Of sizes They
Eahlu.n he opinion o. The Hon william thee gous
| BALDWIN, CARDwELL CO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25


A. public dinner was given to Henry
NJ. Fuller, the South American candidate for
speaker Of the national house of representa-
tives, at Wilkesbarre, Pa, Tuesday. Mr.. +.
made a speech deprecating the agitation of
slavery, and going for the admission of more
slave states. He thinks the North should
open its mouth, shuts Its eyes and swallow
whatever the South pleases to administer.
without asking question or making up faces.
On Sunday morning last, Alvin @.
kittredge, with companion, lett Bangor on
foot for Pushaw Pond, and toward night start.
ell to return home, through a severe snow
storm; but Kittredge became exhausted, md
was left by his companion. The nexa day he
was found, but so chilled was he that he died
few hours after.
Judge John w. Edmonds, of New
York, has addressed a letter to Plat Potter of
Schenectady, renouncing tho Democratic mar.
~, IN ITS present anti democratic position, and
joining the Republican party as the only Or
ganlSation that is based upon the democracy
OF Jefferson and Jackson, the fathers of the
late democratic party.
Nine murders have been committed in
Memphis, Tenn, within a year. and NOT ono
OF the murderers have been brought 10 ms.
tioe. JUG
The best of Lackawana coal is selling
in New York for .Gve dollars ton In Bos,o55
nfne dollars 10 asked.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

SUICIDE IN WEST RUTLAND.-On Saturday
afternoon last, between four and five o'clock,
young man named Tyler Smith, son Of Geo.
Smith, of West Rutland, shot himself, in his
room, with double barreled gun. The deed
appears to have been deliberately executed.
No cause can be assigned for the act, except
that he had been somewhat subject to fits
The deceased had formerly been in business as
q merchant in Chicago, but for year past he
had resided on his farm in West Rutland. He
was engaged in repairing house to live in.
His age was about twenty five, and he leaves
wife and one child, now in Chicago, where
her friends reside.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25
National Know Nothing Convention.

Inc nominating convention assembled on
Friday morning. Mr.. Bowles, of the SPRING
fald Republican, teegraphs as follows:
Phttadelphia, Friday, February 22.-Chaos
relgns this morning. The northern caucus
agreed to go into the nominating convention,
and seek the postponement of nominations.
Then, denying the right of the council to
make platform, they will pr oppose the June
platform with the minority resolution in place
OF the twelfth section. Beaten here, the pure
North Americans will bolt They are now in
aiase position and feel badly. They say thew
were betrayed by Massachusetts when the
game was i'll their own hands. President
making is brisk. The extreme South oppose
nomination, but il forced to 90 into one
will support Fillmore The Law lobby il
large and industrious.
FRIDAY nooa The nominating convention
spent all the morning in the preliminaries of
organization, and adjourned at one o clock, to
half-past three. The committee on creden-
tials has not reported, nor is the permanent
organization made. Erastus Brooks of New
York will probably be president of the con.
yenton.
Screen o'clock y. M The nominating con-
vention is not yet organized, waiting for the
committee on credentials to report, and thew
are quarreling over the contested seats. The
southern members Of the committee insist ON
making the old twelfth section lest i'm All
cases. MI Durham of Connecticut refused
70 serve on the committee for this reason. A
rhiladelphla man IS temporarily in the chair.
Ephraim Marsh OF New Jersey is permanent
PRESIDENT Woo presidents, Emery Of New
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

THB WESTERN RAILRoAD.-We are rel
quested to state that the report which is 20.
ing the rounds of the papers that the Western
Railroad declined all freight for the west for
the present, is not true. The Road has been
able to take all western freights offered, but
it cannot take New York City freight, for the
reason that the Hartford and New Haven
Road will not receive it from them. Freghts
for New York are taken by the Norwich line
and put Though by propellers and steamer
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

KING CRABs.-Ihe New Jersey Geological
Survey Report states that the King Crab. also
known by the name of Horsefoot and Sea
Spider, is very common on all the sea coast of
the State. and particularly along the lower
part Of Delaware Bay. In early summer,
when they come to the shore to deposit their
eggs in the sand, the beach is nearly covered
with them for length of nearly forty miles.
Each crab weighs about four pounds and in
one season million of crabs could be gath
cred on mile of beach. Their eggs are
shovelled up in wagon loads and used for
feeding chickens, while the crabs are used for
feeding hogs. When employed as manure
for soil they produce remarkable effects. and
factory is now preparing them for this pur-
pose,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

FREIGHT FOR THE WEsr.-During the re-
cent distractions on account of the snow.
large Quantities of freight for Western cities
have accumulated in this city, and it will
probably be several days before it is cleared
of. We understand that the Worcester road
dispatched yesterday one hundred and sicty
cars loaded with freight, and will probably
send nearly as many more to day. There has
not been time, this winter, Notwithstanding
the various distractions, when the Worcester
road could not take all the Western freight
which offered, could it have been taken care of
on roads west of Worcester. Boston Journal.
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LYONS nArnAIRnN.

The ladies' have procaime this artce to o. by far, TIE
eieanest and most delightful preparation used and
fir their Feriiet, in such there is appeal
Their decision is certnly vel grounded for its wonderful
efficacy in restoring preserving and Identifying the Har
Gle msng it fran daudruf and all othr impurities
ing nervous Headache, &c to- ether with its delightful
perfume and its perfect cleanliness and delcacy, he
suits Of the taken its prepartion have made
it the most universally popular article of the kind in the
werld. still sod by all respectable dealers for only 25
cents Be sure and ask for LYONS KATHrRoS to avoid
yalueless limitations.
HEATH, WYNKo0P, & CO., Proprietors,
6S Iihery-St., New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

A SHARP DoDGE.-Fyler, who murdered
his wife some time since, near Syracuse, N.
Y, is playing a sharp game upon the counsel
who defended him. 1t appears that the agree
ment between them was, in case Fyler was
saved from hanging, his counsel were to have
$4,000. Of this amount $1,000 was paid in
cash, and the remainder secured by mort
gage on his farm. The counsel put in plea
of insanity, and Fyler was sent to The Luna
tic Asylum. The mortgage is now about due,
and the holders, on proposing to foreclose it,
were met with the defense that if the maker
of it was insane when the murder was COM
mitted, could he have been sane at the time of
giving the mortgage? 1t looks as though the
lawyers were caught this time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

FATAL REsuLT.-On Tuesday last, an af-
fray occurred at 4l6 Harrison Avenue Bos.
ton, between jeremiah Mcdonald and another
man, when Mcdonald inflicted blow with
pitchfork upon the other, who Immediately
seized club and knocked Mcdonald down.
The next day. Wednesday, Mcdonald was
out, and was accidentally knocked down and
run over by a horse AID sleigh, and was con-
siderably injured. lie was taken to the Mas
sachusotts General Hospital, where no died
Friday night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25
Police COur,.

SATURDAY, Feb. %
Before Judge Green.-Simon Carney for being
drunk, was fined 81 and costs, and committed
John Kelley of Marlboro, for being drunk was
fined SO and costs, and committed
John Lyons, for being drunk, was sent to the
House of Correction for one month.
James Lyons, for disturbing the peace, was sent
to the House Of Correction for two months.
John Lynch, for adultery, was bound over un.
der sureties of $3.50 to appear at higher Court.
FRIDAY, Feb %.
Patrick Carr, for disturbing the peace. was sent
to the House Of Correction for two months.
Patrick Campbell, for being drunk, was fined
81 and costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25
sPECIAL NOTICES.

ElectrOsCisemicaI Baths, BY DR.. D. G.
COLBY, Of ,Blstou, BRANCH OFFICE At 1I5
MAIN STREET. WORCESTER-Dr Colby will be
present at his Office in Worcester FRIDAY of each
week. On other days of the week te Office will be in
charge OF Dr. e. A. Brooks who is well qualified to ad
minister these Baths il proper manner.
These Baths of the highest utility for Plumbers
Painters, Looking Glass Paters. Gders, White Lead and
Paris Green Manufacturers, Bird Suffers, Chemists,
Eectrotypers DagUrreoypists Brass Founders and
persons who have been too much dragged by Mecnry in
any Of its FORMS by deeterous Quack Medicines sc.
Also, for Scrofula and obstinate Humors Nervous De
iillty apd lrregulariiy of the nervous power.
II is almost incredible how many are suffering in some
form or other, from mineral poscns whence ensue
Inn 4mmatory and Chronic Rheumatism Ulcers Paraly-
sis, St Vitus' Dance, Tic Dooreux, Neuraleia Stiff
and Enlarged Joints, Pain in the Joints and
Lim's, when exposed to change Of tempera-
ture, or on taking sudden Colds &c. &c.
me Funeral Posons VIII be removed in the most nat
ura way possible by the pores of the ekinand obtained
from the water after the Bath.
- For scrotua and Humors in general, these Baths
ARE of great value.
the Electric and beneficial effects of these Baths upon
weak and debiitatsd females vho lack vi. nergy or
are troubled with complaints peculiar to themselves
trul} wonderful
Sometimes one Bath affords almost entire relef-but
generally Two or Three are advisable.
Consultations Free, either personal or by letter.
RS d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

ARNoLD's GLonULEs embody the chemical
substances which give life and produce purity
by destroying Poisoas and poisonous humors.-
They give gentle and oftenlimes imporcep-
tible. Electric current through the system,
and by simultaneous chemical Of action they
annihilate all but heallhful element of the
blood. They give vitality, and thus give
strength. They give purity Of life to the blood,
and thus give proper action to all organs con.
nected with it. Their reach is immense, for
the whole system is inevitably affected by
their Medico Chemical action. The blood
the foundation OF all fe--is yitalized and thus
fortified against disohse. - oSton Horasd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-25

WoLFsDEN, an authentic Account of THi,os
There and Thereto Pertaining, as they are aid
haze been. Boston Philips, Sampson & Co.
We do not know even the name of the author
of the book with the above title, just issued from
the prolific press of Philips Sampson & Co., but
perusal of its pages justified the expectations
that we formed OF its excellence when reading
the grand and beautiful words of the dedication
as follows; {" To my sister, whose good works
have shamed my idleness, and provoked me to
emulation, ana from whose virtues have endea.
vored to draw attractive pictures of goodness
dedicate whatever in this volume her Judgment
or partially may approve" Wolfsden is tale
of New England Life and Manners Its charac-
tiers are drawn with such fidelity to nature, and
its incidents SO well planned and developed, that
an unfagging interest is preserved in the readers
mind to the end, and he rises from its perusal
with feeling of satisfaction and pride that an.
other good book has been added to the catalogue
of works that illustrate the beauties of New Eng
land life, and abe nobleness of New England
character For sale by N. Hervey, No. POI
Main Street.