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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
Notice,

Office hereby given to all persons from tak!ng
certain Note for the Of hundred and SiXtr
hye Dollars given at LHgrangc, Ohio Sept 29h pnyab,
SIX months after date TO D. H. King order said not,
By me. R0BERT NrTSTT P f'N
ocfo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
ODD FELLOWS, DIlsECTORY

v. = L11IsI-CI OK
EirSinins Lodge No. 3.-Mee.s every Thursday
evening the Hail. Market and Monroe streets
joins 8 WRIGHT, \. g.; E. N Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets above every
Monday evening. JcHS BArHA, n G.; Il. p c1Gp!iat,
Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge Ne. 3s.-Meets a. above ere.
~ Wednesday evening. }. C. HO1s4Ass, n. g.; .Jo6a
SGIFde, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge Ne. 5s-Mes,s every Monday
evening at the Hail. corner Market and Quincy
BRoEx y. G.; john 7ao1H57l, Secretary
PanOIn Lodge No. S3.-Meets a. above everv
Friday evening L. h. NoLA'x, y. c.; ". " Blanchard
Secretary.
Abrams Encnmpu.ent No. inject, a, the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe Streets st and tird
Tuesday evenings of each month H. UTHxlx, c. p S n.
Pearson, Scribe.
Wn.. Tell Eucanpment No. a4.-Mee.s a,
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month. VIZ. KLSkLER, p; FtA. Heisgarse err Scribe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
VALUABLE
LAND AND MILL PROPERTY
for Sale or Rent
For Sale

VERY desirable building IOts Ccatre Wheeling
y sonabSe terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
OirecI Etlnortntion.

Direct Importation.
NE have this day received, from the IBanuae;o5
w les In Belfast, Fall importation Irish Lnra
hey Linens, and Linen Cambria Handkerchief. n"se
Linens were made especially for sales and var
rAnted all pure Linen. We Eould respectfully invite pr,
ch2sers TO call and examine determined TO sci
Al less prices than can be purchased In the CITY.
spl9 lIEISEELL 4 SHEARlNGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

OUO Lbs Pamlee stoae, 10 btVrs and Tor saly "
l.VAtst ~. - - - a. Q. GOOD 3 col
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

Mrssxs. o. J. WOOD Co. '''s'"'p'r'' la June le''.
GESTs-iOurs Of the 18Th came duly TO hand I'm
crossed please ind thEtyeight dollars being the amount for
Hair Restorative. have sold I; all n
YOU choose, may six dozen bottles Hair ps,o-
I'VE think can sell ii. II worked miracles in This
EoiI man ak 81 bottles, that bald and it
Yours, respectfully
NJ. IL C;HTDIFY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
~-.- PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR
r II STOR a. IV 3,
IT HAS MORKEn MIRACLES,,,

MAT all the Ba and Gray he restored perfectly TO
original growth and color as their locks are con
does not admit Of doubt; besides. will cure every
disease OF the scalp, whether developed as dan
drug itching, the shape cuianrous ,rnti.nsr
M In no possible will fail in curing
"a " iAslc nervous or periodical ieadachr, used
Ne+ week by the young, regularly, will preserve Inc,
Read and judge. ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

lnR. rsurshtsi's Uterine CnthoIican B-r-
- HAYES Holland Bitters, HooHaHds German Iitsrs
amP'on Aesetable Tncture, Citrate Magnessa (Dry
and Liqnd Cod Liver Oil Ia superior artice Tluc; Cinc
feTrat lIoll0"Ays Pills and Ointment, HoOEay's Worm
Conection Fonrchays Alternative Balm Electric on Ayers
cherry Pictorial, all Of DIR. Jayne'S Medicines and 6e
article OF Brandy, warranted equal any city-uSi
received and for sale The Drug and Prescription Of
octl FUSDENECRG &
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Notice No o

OLIVER PRYOR, Assignee
ia: w D. Mgt:e < pre-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

the multiplicity of their interests in Cotton it pei
Their closes their to truth nor their hearts to
the appeals of suffering and oppressed humanity.
Franklin Forbes, Esq, of Clinton, made a
brief and appropriate speech in response, con-
Guiding with the following sentiment:
The Republican Payty-May they, during the
next four years, manufacture fabric that like
the magic tapestry of the Arabian Nights, shall
carry their Presidential candidate clean every
obstacle to the White House.
Twenty-ifth regular toast -
The r pl5licans of ChaylsstoCn Mr. Tombs
boosted that he would call the roll of his slaves
in the very shadow of Bunker Hill Would the
shreks of the dead who sleep beneath that shad-
ow, quietly permit such desecration, the very
Stones would cry out against it. Let them do it.
James NJ. Stone, Esq, Charles town, respond
ed in fitting and appropriate terms.
volunteer sentiment to the town of Charlton,
called up the venerable Salem Towne, who res
ponded in happy manner, peculiarly his own,
which brought forth great applause.
In response torepeated calls, our townsman,
Edwin Bynner, Esq entertained the company
with fitting speech, concluding with humor-
GUS story, as finale to the proceedings.
The Worcester Cornet Band was present, and
enlivened the company with strains of soul-str-
ring music, at various intervals between the other
exercises of the evening
The company separated at about half-past one
o'clock, the happier and the wiser for glorious
evenings entertainment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Persia.

NEW York, Nov. %.
The steamship Persia arrived this afternoon.
She left Liverpool on the morning of the 18th
inst, at o'clock.
There had been no arrivals of steamers at
Liverpool since tie sailing of the Niagara.
Steamer Ericsson sailed from Liverpool on
the 18Th, with ! passengers.
7 be Arabia from Boston, and CITY of Balti-
more from Philadelphia, had not arrived out,
though fully due.
There was severe gale at Liverpool on the
IZth INST, doing much damage to the ship
ping. Ships Silas Wright and Samuel Fox,
for New York, and the Louisiana for New
Orleans, while being towed to sea, were driv-
en- ashore on the Middle Banks No lives
lost Steam tugs were employed to save the
cargoes
The English money market was de cidedly
more stringent, and the rate of the Bank OF
England had been advanced to per cent
The bullion IN the Bank had decreased &C.,
600, and that i'll the Bank of France had de-
creased full 5000 600 francs during the
month
The London Ministerial journals publish,
IN conspicuous type, the announcement that
the alliance between France and England is
as close and cordial as ever that it is unbrok-
en-, and has at no time been interrupted, or
even impaired.
Inc opposition papers, on the contrary, de-
clare that the alliance is virtually, if not for
mal!y, at an end; and that England stands at
the present moment almost alone in Europe
Leopard Redpath, register of shares in the
Great Northern Railway England. has proved
deiaulter IN the sum Of el50, GOO. He has
ahsconded.
Advices from Paris to. day are less discour
Is nd ~ e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26
Cnnher RasIl ScnvIoI Fewer.

Especially during the prevalence of this malignant
ana lata dl7ease. the public should again be informed
that GhENVlLLEs VEGETABLE EXTRA or is the mist
euecnal remedy for Canker, Cauker Rash and Scarlet
Fever Oanker and Thrush in the Mouth, Throat Dstemp-
er what 10 Malignant Putred Sore Throat, DYsRsTERY,
ana all SUMMER CoMPLAiNrsi has been In TWEEN
ty'thrye years. Az family medicine 10 unryaled,
bengc0mposcd Of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac simile Of the inventor A. b.
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper and circular IL is now
manufactured by bis widow, Mrs s. A. Grenyille n Wor
eesgr, and is for sale At john }, Brown Sons, 425
Washington street, and Charlesr Carney, 1888 Washng-
ton street Boston. Also by James Green and d. scott
Worcester and druggists generally.
Also,GRBNyfLLEs LlNIMEET, to accompany the Tx.
tracts Tor ucsrat'd sore Throat, as 0utwt appica-
light or severe 1t will relieve the anguish almost Instant
~ and perform most wonderful cure II would be well
for every amy to Keep ~ it being aao good for Bruises
NC, NV' afr Mo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

POPULAR MUsIc.-We have received from the
publisher, Mr.. Nathan Richardson, No. 282
Washington St. Boston, several pieces of beauti-
full and popular music, as follows
Boston Bellies, dedicated to the Ladies of Bos-
ton, by Carl Hause.
La Fete des COMEDIES, Divertisserrant Vene-
tian. Being one of II characteristics OF celebra-
ted composers collection of brilliant and in
structiye pieces for the piano.
Grand March de Bravoure, composed for the
piano, by N. Richardson.
Autumn Song composed by Mendelssohn. Ar
ranged for the Piano Forte. by Otto Dressed.
The Celebrated Storm Gallopade, for the Piano
BY Bilse.
feel as if my hands upon thy head must rest
Song by Nj. Hauser.
Elmwood Waltz. Composed for tAe Piano, by NJ
Berlyn.
We're Free, We're Free" A Campaign Ere.
mont Republican Song. Set to music by Kali
Cora.
great assortment of the best music may al
ways be found at Richardson's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

hANzAs.-The st. Louis Republican of the
goth instant, reports that when Gov. Gearv
ordered U. s. Marshal Donaldson to arrest
Hayes, the murderer of Buffum, who was re-.
leased on bail by Judge Lecompto, the mar.
shal refused, and in reply to threat of the
governor TO have him removed, replied that
while grateful to the President for the Office
he was DESTROYS of being relieved of its duties
as soon as possible. Gov. Gearv therennon
commanded Col. Titus to arrest the prisoner
and conine him in the Lecompton iai. which
was done. The Republican say, -
"Gov. Geary has appointed the 26th of No
vember as a day of Thanksgiving throupboYt
hanzas Territory, reciting in his proclamation
that the benign influences of peace reion
throughout all her borders
The Leavenworth Herald says, that Iieut
Bryant, U. S. Typographical Engineers, bns
surveyed road to California as far an Bride
er's Pass. MIR. lin Goodell, who was chief
guide in the expedition, aud Mr.. Vannrsdoll
nave recently arrived hore. They report n
good road for wagons, and the route by Bridg.
er's Pass three hundred miles nearer To oar
iornia than the present travelled route|
Bridgers Pass is $500 feet above the leyol If
the sea- and the peaks of the mountains sre
covered with perpetual snow. At the camp nj
Bndgers Pass, on the 8th of August. wpter
,roIe IN me tent at night, five. eigAts Of an
inch thick" - ."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26
GBe aallp Sqp,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 90, 1856.
The Republican Banquet.


The Republican banquet, at the City Hall, last
evening. was grand and successful affair, and
nassed off to the satisfaction of all present. The
late hour at which it adjourned, (haif-past one
O'Clock. this morning obliges US to abridge our
report of the sayings and domgs, but we shall
add to it hereafter by giving our readers verba-
tim reports OF some Of the principal speeches.
NORTHERN DoUGHFAcEIsN AND SOUTHERN
CH1vALRY. The Philadelphia PennSylranian
thus meanly stimulates its slave-driying allies in
the South to apply thee to Bolts. Raynor, and
their noble associates;
WHAT WILL THE South DO Our South
ern friends in Virginia and North Carolina
are aware that John Minor Bolts and Ken
meth Raynor electioneered, to the utmost ex.
tent of their influence, in favor OF the FIRE.
mont fusion ticket in Pennsylvania. knowing
that the only candidate 70 be benefited by
that infamous bargain was the sectional can
didate Of the abolitionists. We have some
little curiosity to ascertain what the South
will do with her own abolitionists
The Charleston Mercafy takes up the cry, and
after bitter article upon these gentlemen, pass
es along the question to Virginia and North
Carolina-what will the South do with them
Drive them out of their territory if they dare
undoubtedly, But the chivalry have not tbs
courage to serve these gentlemen as they serve
poor college professors and stray voters of tbs
humber sort.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

The Lancaster (Pa.) Inte1ligeacer, (Buchan-
ans home paper,) commenting upon the spec
ulations with regard to Buchanan's cabinet
and policy says:
"His administration. we doubt not, will be
eminently conservative in all It's actions and
policy, aid in perfect accordance with his great
political knowledge, ripe craftsmanship and
cautious disposition. The speculatons about
the cabinet are all fudge. Mr.. B. has never
given an lntimation to living soul on the
subject. He keeps his own counsels and when
his selections are once made, it will be found
that his cabinet is not only a init, but that it
is also UNION cabinet"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

FIRES. The Rice house at St. Paul, Min
nesota, was burnt on the 10th. 1t was occu-
pied by King & Rich, upholsterers, and sever
al other tenants; loss $4,000, one half in
sured.-The store and hardware house of S.
T. Joselyn, at Utica, New York, was burned
on Saturday, and all the stock destroyed; loss
$20,000.-A block of buildings adjoining
the Park house, at Whitehall, N. Y, was
burned on Monday loss $4,000, partly in
sured. r. c. Johnson, grocer, and H. & A.
Renois, dry goods, were the principal suffer-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Neltce 20 the PubI5c.-Pict1res will be taken
ny L. bABBIfT hereafter, for such prices the wants Of
the people seem to demand. His Rooms have been
onBe WIN customers who we're DESTROYS having pic
lures taken by him At such prices as were advertised bv
ohersi Consequently he decided to take pictures fy
20 Is. His reputation for making good pictures Is
su'nc'eh' 70 guarantee satisfaction to all. diff n26
CoPuFsneFsbip sOticc.-The subscribers have
thus day formed copartnershp fer the Eurpose of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
to ne Sn9|n by Inc name Of Jenkins Hamilton & CO.
b =! n q 45 AS,JyI1S, O. w. HAMILTON,
Worcester, July e, 1856.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
We desire to call the attention Of the public to the
above notice, by which it will be that We have pur-
chased the entire stock in trade of L. Harden & Co.
The stock consists Of every description Of
DRY GOODS. CARPETS.
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FLOOR
CLOTHS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS:
To which will be added all the and choice styles of
DRESS GOODS, as soon as they appear in the market
Mr. Hardon who has long been known the purchaser
Of goods for the old firm, will have charge Of the same
department in the new; residing in New York, and de
voting his whole time to the purchase Of all kinds of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu-
sua advantages for obtaining the nelOest styles of
Goods, upon The mast favorable terms.
For these reasons, shall be able offer custom
ers al al times goods at handsome per less than
competitors CAM and do not hesitate pledge our
selves not to be uudersold by any one. We believe,
therefore, that will only be necessary for show
goods and prices to liberal patronage; and should
any person ever receive any other than the polite
and gentemany treatment from any one in our EMPLOY
they will confer favor by reporting it at once to some
member of the firm.
JENKINS, HAMILTON. & co,
Successors to B. L. HARDoN 81 Co, 146 Main St.
L HARDON, C. W. HAMILTON,
II. JENKINS G. A. WHITE
Worcester, July 2S, 1855 A diff
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CONGRESS- meets next Monday Dec. |.

In Northbridge, on Monday last, DR.. Nathan
iel D. Within, republican, was chosen Represen-
tative, there having been no choice on the 4th
inst, in consequence of a tie vote between the
American and the Republican candidates. The
vote stood, for Within ISL; Nathaniel F. New.
ell. American, l55; Lyman H. Jones, Demo
crat, l. At the last election, the vote stood, for
the Republican straight ticket for Senators, lO2
and American ticket, 1872. Quite respectable
Republican gain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

We see by the Spy Of Nov 18th, that B. D. Markham
wants the public to take notice that ead Chase proposes
to make single pictures and why this con-
decentson to what he calls humbug never have called
the single glass pictures humbugj what call humbug-
ing the community is, for a protesting what he does
to deceive the public by selling single glass picture
and telling them that it is an Ambrotype, when he
kHoos that it is not, and he an Ambrotype
he knows very well what constitutes an Ambrotype and
he knows that to make Ambrotype it must he sealed
between two plates of glass with Fir Basam or its equiv
aent He knows that he has not right to take the Am
hrope picture and therefore cannot take them, but il he
can deceive and impose upon the public by nsrepesena
ton and deception, it will his base purpose In
his advertisement he says that he will tell the truth and
nothing but tie truth but he forgets to tell the whole truth
for he says that the patent was given up some six ,nonb
ago by Mt. Cutting also the use of gum Now ifb,a
object not to deceive why did he not tell that Mr. Cp
ting surrendered his patent and applied for a
got 1t, against the combined forces of the Dagperr
lists, who brought every thing to bear against Il b,
they possibly could, to break 1t down and prsvet
ISSUE but it proved decided failure The go,.rn,.
granted Reissue covering the whole ground. AM, - 10
he can dupe aud deceive the public by telling tbo ~,
his pictures are Ambroypes he will not hesitata
Now where Is the decepionf why does he wi,b IN i,a
upon The public by selling spurious article for "A i,
Can there DO any thing manly in this, D,,s MIL,
IKE having @J@f regard for other psopiss rights1
leave with the public to decide, and wild sa ta, ,a
cy p'0s Nheis you eau get genuine Ambrotype Is d,
CHASE Wech's rooms in Fosters Block. No 900 Main
street We have the exclusive right for taking Cuttings
patent hmorotjpes, for the City of Worcester and All
pictures emanatng from any other room In the city, called
Ambrotypes, arc spurious ana worthlsss
d2t CHASE A WEIGH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

SUPERIOR GRAPE VINEs.-A few strong fine
vines of the Hartford Prolific Grape can be had
by making immediate application to ]. NJ. Earle
This grape is so near like the Isabella as to be
often mistaken for it. 1t is very hardy and pro
ductive, and ripened, this year, in August, full
month earlier than the Isabella. Il took the
premium at our exhibition, against the Soon
cord" as the best new grape for common culture
A few Diana Grape Vines, may be had at the same
place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

A HooP AccIDENT.-The Travez1er states
that Sunday forenoon, lady was passing up
one Of the aisles of the Old South Church,
when one other hoops burst its fastening, and,
coming out, trailed upon the carpet A gem
tleman behind, seeing the disaster, put his
foot on the end of the hoop, and it quickly
pulled out when he quietly rolled it up and
placed it in his pocket, those in the vicinity
testifying to their appreciation of the lady's
trouble by suppressed smiles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

HARTFORD Town ELECTION The annual
town election in Hartford, CT, occurred on
Monday, and the whole Fremont ticket, with
the exception of collector, was elected by
an average majority of 200 The election
was holly contested, and the vote exceeded
any previous election except the late presi-
dental,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

DBsTRUCTIvE GALE AT CHcAGo.-A heavy
gale swept over Chicago, Sunday evening,
doing great damage. The steeple Of the new
Universalist church was demolished. Three
new five story brick buildings were blown
down, and several lumber yards damaged.
Loss $50, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CRIMINAL TERM
Chief Justice Mellen, pressding.-Sarah Sweeney,
Ellen Fishlock, and Dorcas Holland, of New
England Village, for assault andBattery on Con-
stable Fairbanks of Grafton, while engaged in
making arrest, were fined $40 each, and one
third the costs, amounting to S65, l6 each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

The Right Rev. Bishop Eastburn is expected
to preach and administer the rite of confirmation
in All Saints Church, Pearl street, this WED
nesday) evening. Services will commence at 7I-2
oscIonk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26
That few of their youth could cope with him :,
And the foes whom he singy Kept at bay,
0utnumbered his thin hairs. siverv pravu

outnumbered his thin hairs, silYery gray"
Loud applause.
Again, l say, thank you, one and all, not
because it was personal triumph, but be-
cause it was a triumph of principle. rLoud
and enthusiastic cheers. Through your good
will, and kind of destiny, my name for the
passing hour, became one of the symbols of
our faith; and rejoice with you for The com
mon cause, that our flag floats victorious in
the Northern air. Great cheering 1
thank you, fellow. citizens, that you did not
give up old Faueuil Hall to South Carolina.
[Vociferous cheering, and cries of "Good
good ri They may call the roll of their
voluntary slaves in the District still, but tho
roll Of freemen will outnumber them. [Shouts
of applause. trust the time has gone by,
never to return, when anybody however great
his proclivity to craven servility and syco-
phancy, will deem it, or expect Massachu
sets to deem il a merit in his candidate, that
his election will DO "agreeable to the South"
loud cheers,
l maryelled, as you marvelled, whom you
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

To THE BENEvoLENT.-We understand that
call is being made to our citizens for subscrip-
tons for the benefit of the poor on Thanksgiving
Day. We presume that those who are called up
on to-day will give cheerful and cordial re-
Spouse TO the call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

The Post Office in this city will be open to.
morrow Thanksgiving day. for the delivery of
mail matter, from 10 to 1890 A. M, and from 4
to 4.30 P. M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

Lawton and Wells's fourth assembly occurs on
Thursday thanksgiving night, at horticultural
Hall. Tickets at the usual price, SlOO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

OFFICIAL VorE or Ono Fremont 1877
~ buchanan l7O,S74, Fillmore 2s,i25,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

a PcFG.med BFeatgs.-W hat lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of disagreeabe breath
when using the "BALM OF A THoUsAND Flowers" az
dentrdce would not only render it sweet but leave te
teeth white as alsbaster' Many persons do n know
their breath is bad and the subject is delicate their
friends viii never mention it, Pour a single drop OF
Balm" on your toothbrush and wash the teeth night
mn tIrt mr. CC,fnr ~ pa 'st = yeHi
by using the "lIaln of Thousand FogersD Ii will
remove tan, pmpss, and freckeg from the skin leaving
hot solt ana roseate hue Wet towel pour on two
three Drops and wash the face night aha morning
SHAVING NADE bASY.-Wet your shaving brush
IN either 7arm c)d water pour on two or three drops
OF balm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS rub the beard well,
the operation Of shaving. Price only fifty cents Beware
countettoita None genuine unless signed by
W. ?. FEpRID0E 4 CO.,
F22 daw6m FRANKLIN Pouara Neg York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-26

draper Clark arc now receiving TEN TONS
OF First Quality OF BUTTER. which will be sold on very
reasonable terms, NJ Nos g6and 81 Front e., Worcester
Also, lot Of CHEESE. dh nj
Mrss y. Goodwin An experienced and success
ful midwife holds herself IN ireadlne, day and prbt
e. attend 10 thu duties Of her proeHsi0n Residence IA
Austin street. dtf Iootq