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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-21
CanVaSSer'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all to whom it
~ may concern, in the correction Of the
list Of persons who have right by law to
vote in the town of Westerly, that n meet
ing of the Board ofCanvassers will be hold
en- at the Hotel of Charles Leonard, in said
town, on Monday the 3lst day of March,
1856, at 9 o'clock, a. M, for the purpose of
revising and correcting said list-when and
where they can attend, Gf they see cause)
and be heard in thepremises.
ENocH p. PENDLEroN,
BRADFORD BLivINs, Canvas
DANIEL +, LARKIN,
WILLIAM PoTTER, in. se's'
Westerly, March 10, '56. 268
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Trees nj Auction.

MILL be sold at public auction on Tues
w day, April l, 1856, Mt 10 o'clock, a.
m, if fair, if not the next fair week day J.,
without reser c, the Trees now standing in
the Nursery formerly owned by Robert Is.
Hall, and now owned by JamesS. Tilley.-
Terms made known Mt time and place Of
sale. St-257
East Greenwich, March ].
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
l. under the firm Of SrfiLMAN, BERRY
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued by
Stillman Berry. who will settle the ac-
counts of the late firm.
WELCOME STILLMAN,
H. s. BERRY,
e5S-3t SAMUEL F. BABcocK.
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By" In olden times, unmarried wo-
men used to wear scarlet peticeat du
ring leap year. IF they showed the
edge of this garment to any man ho was
bound to marry them. But could buy
himself off by presenting the lady with
a new gown. Is there no hope Of rs-
viving this good old custom
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g5" 1t is stated that if one of the
big trees Of California, which is twice
as high as Bunker Hill monument, were
cut up for fuel, it would make at least
three thousand cords, or as much as
would bo yielded by sixty acres of good
woodland.
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Deg A damsel was asked 'wheR q
gentleman and lady quarrel, and each
considers the other at fault, which oil
the two ought to be the first to advance
towards reconciliation = Her answer
was, The best hearted and wisest oi
the two
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Dd- The movements towards Kan
sas among the FREQ yeomanry of the
North and West, promises to become
immense this season, aud has in fact
already commenced in some quarters,
but will be quite general by April.
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ITO bo continued

n0r Barnums villa at Bridgeport
cost $l5o,oOO, and is mortgaged for
l25, 700, probably all that it is worth.
Anybody levying on it, is liable to have
it set off to him on appraisal. We ap-
prehend creditors will not msddle with
it. Barnum's East Bridgeport prop.
srty is mortgaged for $3.50 Is any
one disposed to lift that sum ? The
mortgage on Barnum's real estate, re-
corded in New York, amounts to $l79,-
900. His confidential debts are stated
at 100000. His museum is in the
possession of Greenwood s. Butler his
claims against the Jerome Co., nomi-
nally 100000, will not realize $780,
600,
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Da~ Mother---' Did | not tell you
not to trouble those pies again = Hope
fM Son / amt had no trouble with
'em I'm eaten 'em as psaceable as
can be-
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D% We understand that there il to
be Benefit Concert given in Trunbull
Hall, Stonington, or Wednesday even
ing next.
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sE" Had there never been q cloud
there had never been rainbow.
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WI A R IL 1 e ID =,

In Hopkinton on the 9th inst, by Ed. C. M.
Lewis, Mr.. BENJAMIN SAUNDERS, Of North
Foster, to Mss SARAH N. GEER of Hopkinton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

RAILROADS IN MASSACHUSETTS From n
legislative document containing the annual re-
ports OF the railroad corporations of Massa.
chusetts,it appears that l2,542, O69 passengers
were carried in the cars in this State. during
the past year, so far as returns were received
in regard to this particular, several branch
roads not including this item in their renorts,
The number of travellers, however. mon ali
the roads, probably would not exceed, If in .
deed it equaled the above return, as many of
them were doubtless counted two OF three
times in passing over connecting roads. The
number OF casualties which occurred TO pas.
sengers was III, Of which 70 proved fatal
The capital stock of all the roads amounts TO
1903, ll7.600i sum paid in, 500, 4l6,1s cost
of the roads, S69,094. 800. The united length
Of the various railr ,ads is 1917 miles. and
there are 2S2 miles of double track. The av.
erage speed OF pas genger trains has been "a o5
miles per hour. The gross earnings have been
$40, l00,9l4, and the expense Of working
$6,757 ,265-net earnings, So, 256 ,4S7; diyi.
dend, $l,539,098. The aggregate indebted
ness Of oil the roads is 500. 50S. 4O6. TIE sur
plus funds amount to $l,7S5, 2o9.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

The COMMITTEE OF APpoIYTMEYTs.-Tbe
House Committees are the leading topic OF
conversation. The Speaker has framed those
IN charge of financial matters with view to
exact rigid economy from the Administration.
and prevent wasteful appropriations by the
House. The Administration Is acceptably
rep esented on them. The appointment of
Mr. Winslow on the Naval Committee was
in compliment to the Secretary of the NAVY.
1t is said that Mr.. Aiken declined Tie
Craftsmanship of an important committee pre-
ierring membership on that of Foreign AT.
fairs.
II is claimed by the friends of Mr.. Banks
that every section and leading interest is fair
ly represented by the leading men of all par.
ties
Mr. Letcher will probably be appointed On
the Committee on Ways and Means. to fiji
the vacancy occasioned by the declination Of
Of MIR. Jones of Tennessee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

WASHINGTON MArrERs--BR1rIsH MovE-
MENTs IN CENTRAL AMBR1cA.-Neto York, Feb.
1.-The Heralds Washington correspondent
telegraphs: A movement is on foot here to Sc.
cure MIR. Crittenden's nomination BY the Phil
adelphia Convention. The announcement OF
the committees to-day seemed to give general
satisfaction. Some ofthe most ardent Repub-
lieans manifest slight disappointment. There
are many rumors relative to the mission of the
British and French naval force in our south
ern waters.
On Saturday last was gravely assured that
Great Britain had another Mosquito enter
prise on foot, which she was preparing to work
to advantage, by offering men, money, and
war implements to the anti Walker Central
American States, for consideration.
The commander in chief of the British Nav
al force proposes an army of 5000 men to be
collected without delay, and march upon Nj
caragna under the command Of British Off
GERS, for the displacement OF Gen. Walker,
and the overthrow of his Governmant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

Mr. john B. Cotton AND THE INCOME Tax.
The London Examiner has the following
" While in Edinburg, MIR. Coughs equanim-
ity at breakfast was much disturbed one morn.
ing by an income tax schedule being thrust
into his hand. The commissioners of income
taS had calculated that Mr.. Cough would
carry off an incomsiderable number OF Queen
Victoria's soveeigns across the Atlantic,
there to be added to his store of almighty
dollars, and they reoko~ ed he was quite as
liable to pay their lawful led. in the pound as
any OF her Majesty's subjects Mr.. Cough
was Of course much "riled' by this specimen
OF British tyranny and rapacity, and made
many strenuous protests, both against their
right to tax a citizen of the great United
States, and, when that would no longer avail.
against the amount at which he was assessed.
Ultimately, however, he consented to be as
sessed on 1000, as the amount of gains dur
elng lis lecturing tour in Great Britain; and
his contribution to the expenses of the war
was the sum of G87,lOs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

The Americans of Geauga county.
OHIO, held meeting on the 18th OF january,
and resolved to Dissolve all connection with
the order. They advised all the subordinate
lodges In the county to surrender their char
: ers and ABANDON the organization. The reso-
luton was adopted without dissenting voice.
ana an address, giving their reasons, published.
AFTER setting forth the efforts which have late
~ been made TO convert the order into an ally
OF slavery, they proceed as follows: From
an these facts it appears that the organization
mas oeen betrayed into the hands Of the enc.
Hlles OF repuoileanism and the opponents and
enemies OF political principles long cherished
and deeply fixed in our minds;4princinles
which with us have been convictions. septi.
ments. We will neither be sold. nor shall our
principles be battered. Nor will we consent
to be placed in an equivocal position in the
forthcoming political contest"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15
MAssAonUsErrs LEeIsLAruRr.

THURSDAY, Feb. II.
SENATE Order Adopfed-On motion of
Mr.. Mills of Berkshire, that the Judiciary
Committee consider the oxpediency Of de.
ereasing the number of Judges of the Court
ofsCommon Pleas TO six
Inc bill concerning compensation Of Bank
Commisl toner's was discussed, and after re-
etiving various amendments was passed to
third reading.
The resolve for the amendment ofthe Con.
stitution relative to the qualification Of voters.
providing that voters shall be able to write
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

AWFUL CoLLtsIUN ON THE SoUruppn,
MICHIGAN RAILRoAD.-A citizen of this nlace
Just returned from the west, gives usf.u mar.
uculars OF the Southern Michigan Railroad
accident, near Hlllsdale, Michigan, a ueapte
account of which came TO us by telegraph.
The snow and cold have served to distract
the running arrangements ofaltrailways. eo.t
aud west, and trains are all pretty much wild ;
running oil time, and feeling the road Tho
two trains, one eastern and one western.
bound, which came into collision near His.
dale, were both off time, but, as appears
were not equally well conducted. The
Though mail train going east, was running ~
the rate OF aboat thirty miles per hour. and
mad out no headlight, and this, notwith.
standing 1t was midnight, and a heavy snov
falling and the train much behind time. The
tram bound west was going very slow, had
out nights. &c. and in entering upon a curve
west Oh hlllsdale, was run into by the throuob
mall Train. The collision was dreadful. com
pietey demolshing engines, tenders, and bap.
gage cars hree men, fireman, baggage.
muster ana track master, were killed ouiright
ana lhTee Others so badly injured tLat reeoy.
cry is deemed impossible.
Tie mail-car containing tho oreat oos,o.,,
bound mail and through baggase wos ;,,,,,a
diately set on fire, and It's contents comnlo,aiu
consume d, and horrible to relate, The bodios
Of the track master and baggage master, woro
burned upalmost entirely. Only their mon MAJ
gled lemains were rescued.
The loss is very great. The mail bein, 81.
great Western, bags bound East nuot a u,e
contained much valuable mater In meas ,,"'e
drafts %c Tho baggage was all burned o y'
copt one trunk. The locomotives. tenders
anu baggage cars, are all perfect wreck. ana
P",Srssengef cars are more or less injured.
;ninre e engineer OF the mail train is among the
imiuleu' ana expresses wish TO die, Al our
=, ,i learned, because he bames himself
:" tno matter II is an awful record, but il "a
" onc "hieh goes to makeup the calendar
u, u, uea,n, az chargable to the carelessness of
ter, FeJ. 8. - -''V'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

DEATH OF A RgPoRTER.-Thomas Tileston,
jr, Of Boston, for many yeaIs attached to the
reportorial corps of Boston. died at the resi-
dence Of his father ON Purchase street, in that
city, on Tuesday evening. of consumption.
MI. Tileston was gentleman of great ability
IN MS profession, and in the social circle which
surrounded him through life was highly es-
teemed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

IMPORTANT CLAIM DIR. Rae claims the re-
ward Of ten thousand pounds sterling, offered
by the British government to any party who,
in the judgement of the board Of Admiralty,
should first succeed in ascertaining the fate Of
Sir John Franklin, and the crews of Her Ma
jesty ships Erebus and Terror. The adiud-
ication is to be made at the expiration of three
months from the 22d of January last and all
persons who conceive themselves entitled to
contest DIR. RAGS right, are invited to prefer
their claims within thai period.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

The BENEFIT OF IHB LECTURER OF ITALIA.
The exhibition at Brinley Hall. this evening, is
for the benefit of the gentlemanly and popular
lecturer Of Waugh's Italia, Mr.. Hamilton. The
patrons of this fayorite panorama, we feel assur-
ed, will answer to the appeal, and I'll the hall with
tie beauty and Intelligence of our city.
Tomorrow evening closes these exhibitions in
Worcester. There viii be an exhibition on the
afternoon of the same day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

KEEP THE Mourn SuuT DURING Corn
WEATHER. In the Journal of Health DR.. Hal
advises every person who goes into the npen
ar, from warm apartment to keep the mouth
shut while walking or riding. He saws;
Before you leave the room. bundle mn
well-gloves, cloak, comforter = shut YOUR
mouth before you open the street door. and
keep it resolutely closed uutil you have
walked briskly for some ten minutes; then if
you keep on walking, or have reached home,
you may talk as mucn as you please. Not SO
doing, many heart once happy and Young
now lies in the church yard that mioh3
have been young and happy still. But how?
II you can keep your mouth closed and
walk rapidly, the air can only reach the LUNGS
by circuit of the nose and head and becomes
warmed before reaching tie lungs, IL us ems.
ing no arrangements but if You converse.
large drafts of cold air dash directly in mon
the lungs, chilling the whole frame almost
instantly. The brisk walking throws the HOOD
to the surface of the body, thus keeping nm a
vigorous circulation, making cold impossible
if you don get into cold bed too quick oftar
you get home. Neglect of these bring sick.
ness and premature death to multitudes every
year. 10y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

BELeIuN.-According to tables Just pub-
lishod, the foreign commerce of this little kino.
dom Is in the moss Aourishing condition. Ia
1904 the value of its exports amounted 10 3so. !.
100000 francs, and its iml orts to a53. 900 0oo.
It's chief articles OF exports were grain, AJAX.
refined sugar, hops, horses, cattle, and above
all cloth. Among its exports to England were
eggs to the value Of nearlxa half million Of
dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

Washington, Feb. Is. The United States
Supreme Court will affirm the decision of tine
District Court for this District, in the case of
Wells. who was sentenced to death in 1850.
1t will be recollected that his sentence was
committed by President Fillmore to imprison-
ment for life. This decision will settle the
question that the President has the power to
commute as well as pardon. The minority Of
the Court dissent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

1t is stated that within the last four.
teen years the value of farm stocks in Ireland
has increased from f22 ,OOO, 900 to cas-. ooo
600 sterling, and that ,he number of hornod
cattle has risen from 1000 900 to 1890 ooo
while the quality has correspondnaly imnrov
ed sun however, of tho 20, 600 900 ofncres
whoh Ireland comprises, only about ono.
fourth is under direct tillage, and fully one.
third in patturo. 'S '"e'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

MoRE SPECIE ON THE WAY.-The Pana-
ma steamer from San Francisco took down
nearly 8 100000 in specie. Principal shin
pers--Drexel & Co., $3.50, 900 b. Davidson.
2OS,0O0; Abel Guy, $4,000; Well, Fargo,
g. Co., $l20, 900: Tallant & Wilde, Sll4, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

STEINER ron LIVERPOOL. -Neo York, FEB.
l3.-The Collins line will start steamer for
Liverpool, on Saturday,in place OF the Pacific,
but which It 10 to be. will not be determined
until tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

DEATH or HoS. MAYOR sEAvEn.-Hon.
BeAjamin seaver, ex-Muyor of Boston, died
yesterday morning, at the residence Of his
son-in.iaw, in ROxbury, at er a brief but
painful illness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

DEATH OF REv. WoKrHINGroN Smith. -
81. Adams, w., Fe6. l3.--1he Rev. Worth.
ington Smith, d. d.. the late President Of the
University of Vermont, gifted scholar and
eloquent preacher. died in this town this af-
tefnoon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

CoID JASUAR1Es.-I appears from table
published by the Boston Traveller, in which
the last thirty-tw Januaries are arranged,
according to their mean temperatures, that
but two we're colder, and twenty-nine more
warm, than that Of 1856, and that the differ
euce between 1870, the coolest and 1898. the
wsraest Of the thirty-twO. were IA "a de-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

The total population of Louisiana is
676,922. Of whom 209.626 are whites. The
total valuation Of the State ia S3i9, 1854 1854.
Inc population given " 10000 less than by
the last report.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

DANGER OF CIVIL WAR IN KANzAs.-Infor-
nation has been received at Washington.
which represents that the danger of civil war
in Ksnzas is more imminent than is generally
euuposed,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

STEAMER ron EuRoPB.--N ev York, Feb.
l.---The agents Of the Collins line Of steam.
crs, have chartered the steamer Quaker C,tv
70 take the place Of the Pacific on Saturday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

NSISer'a Patent Saiamader Sn Gcs.--Tbe
pest FIRE Proof Safe in the Wod with Widtl's Patent
ROWLAND, General Insurance Agent, No III Main I'll
over the Quinsiganond Bank dl ism
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

AN EscAPE.-Y esterday afternoon, Mr..
ps-ss-..s u
csster Railroad at the crossing little way be-
low the Northbridge station, with span of
horses and sleigh load of corn, when he got
one of the sleigh runners wedged in between
the planks and rail at the crossing, just as the
whistle Of the last up train gave warning Of
its approach, mile or two distant. Mr.. B.
instantly unhitched his horses from the sleigh,
pulled off his coat and ran sdown the track
swingingit as a signal to the engineer to stop.
He was successful, and the train was brought
to stand with the engine directly over the
pole of the sleigh. Mr.. Barrett, the engineer,
who is as much distinguished for his GOODNESS
as for his prudence and caution, as he brought
the train to stand, addressed Mr.. Bramanin
the most calm and quiet tone imaginable,
thus: ''You are very fortunate, sir, in giving
us warning had you not, we should have
been-very likely to hare spilled your corn"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

&0tSce.-The 81 iri-ua Meeting held al No 10 Aus
TN street, wilifr the present be held at Horticultural
Hall On suIdiys at tfo o'ccek in the afternoon. An
adnianee Zee al he door Of i've EACH defay the
expense Of TIE room.
Worcester, Feb. :, 1856. 66ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

Eiectvus c ssessfcal Baths.-The proprietcrs
OF she Worcester Water Cure would announce 10 The pub
ic that they have ali The facilities lo- adminstern
these baths.
Worcester. Jan g. 1855 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

GovRRsoH SHANNON At wAsHrSorov.-
Washington. FEB. l4.-Governor Shannon of
Ksnzss Territory, arrived bore today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

s FfEVpAfII1 49,; -. = = - = a 3 1 q q.
OF Goodnow L yTocd,s Shoe Store would atniurc. to
the nrmer rs patrons Of the concern, the public gen
eay that ms has full and well asserted Stock Of Boots
oaoes old Rub1ers for Ladies, Gefs and Childrer's
wear This Sock has been selected with great care is
wen adapted 10 TIE wants If is community be shown
WIN pleasure, and offered such prices will iusu
fe"ay sale 5 Il u. pes BY prompt ersorai after ton
to business to merit the paronuge hcret fore bestowed
upo It's stsbishatnt, ripper blOok No. q iain-st
Worcester Feb. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

"a re-. ~ W. fscraids, Eelnnt e Phyaieinn
11, MS, hayos gwen special attention 10 Il theory Of
4whery and united with the suly about SIX wears Of
practice thiee Of Which has been IN ls e,ly and bout
w VI los o. SING mother or child wouG with degree
% stii Isr and recommend her services TO her
exclusively to qualified frmales
u. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
e atenaed 20 IN connefou with Dr. Wilson's serentne
Residence s. Summer street, between Central and Ex
S-''IeSSes' Mo df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15
TRIAL FoR RIOT.
Court of COmmOn Pleas for Criminal
Cases.--February Term.
JUDGE BISHOP PRESIDING.


Commonwealth Us. Lepi Boswoyth, Jey7e Relic,
Orange Bouman Lincoln, .JoAs, Losceu. Csaun
eey Bns,oogth, alfred Clarke, Geo. II. Shertcin,
and George r. Richardson, all Of Wlnehen-
don, indicted for Riot.
For the Commonwealth, District Attorney
John II, Matthews, Esq. For the defence, P.
Emory Aldrich, Esq, Of Worcester, and Giles
II. Whitney, Esq, of Winchendon.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Feb. I3.
At the opening Of the Court, Mr.. Aldrich pro-
eeeded with his argument for the defence, and
concluded it at ten minutes before twelve The
District Attorney then commenced the argument
for the Commonwealth, and brought it to close
at quarter before six o'clock of the afternoon ses-
sion Of the Court. The Court then adjourned to
nine O'Clock on Thursday morning. The argu.
ments were able, covering the whole ground on
both sides, and pressing every point which made
in favor of or against one or the other respec-
lively.
~ THURSDAY MORNING. Feb. IA.
Judge Bishop gave the case to the jury in a
clear, discriminating and impartial charge of
little more than an honr in length. When he
concluded, the jury retired and, in about an hour.
returned verdict that Levi Bosworth, Jerry
Relic, Bowman Lincoln, alias Orange Bowman
Lincoln, land John Lowell, are Gully, and that
chauncey Bosworth, Alfred CLARK, Geo. P. Sher.
win, aud George N. Richardson, are Not Guilty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

Tor Christmas OF New Years Present which Is ore ofb
reltye Re is now in full OF Grafton ana satin no
u res which defy competition III mai es lis owg sprcT
MEMS thsreioFe You may depend on obtaining IS gd6d
picture as you see On exhibition eNf
% early, 10 secure sitting at his Rooms 1875
7'Fees' worcester d22df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-15

f'E. Lsnuelis usss Home ecpstaic Rfmedies by In
halson success uiv in the treatment of Lung Diseases
Worcester. 10 8 Waluut-st iet8f