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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

We fndIthe following paragraph in
the Richmond Enquirer:

We fndIthe following paragraph in
the Richmond. Enquirer:
at is not improbable thar the con-
dition of things in Utah will engage
the attention Of Congress during the
approaching session. 1t is high time
that the anomalous institutions OF
that Territory were corrected by the
interference Of the Federal Government.
The denominations Of polygamy, and
the outrages Of theoretic despotism.
cannot shelter themselves under the
panoply Of squatter sovereignty
Whenever the principles and practices
Of Mormonism are discussed in Con-
gress, the country may expect rich de-
velopments. Twill be better than
an action of Grim. con-"
We second the Enquirer's sugges-
ton. The condition OF things in
Utah is disgrace to the country and
the age. We do not see exactly how
Congress can interfere with the edo
nestle institutions" Of that Territory,
without violating the doctrine OF non-
Intervention SO ostentatiously put
forth in the Cincinnati platform, and
affirmed at the late election. But that
is none Of our business. The Enqui-
rer valves that obligation. and in vio-
laiion ofthe principle urges the active
intervention of Congress in regard to
these matters.
We hope its advice will be needed,
The remoteness Of Utah. the peculiar
character OF the population. and the
difficulty of enforcing regulations
which Congress may adopt n regard
to it. constitute serious obstacles in the
way Of any effective redress. But il
is none the less the duty of Congress
to take some action in the matter. The
foul and disgusting denominations Of
the social life Of the Mormons Of Utah,
should, at the least. be put under the
ban OF law. If they cannot at once
be stopped, they should, at all events
be branded and outlawed. This is
the first step towards reform.-and il
should be taken without delay.
Why will not Congress. at its pres
cnt session, take this matter into
hand ?-N. Y. Tines.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

H With the single exception Of
the Protestant Episcopal and the Ro-
man Catholic Churches. every relig-
ious sect in this country is disunionists
in character. All the Protestant
churches have been split by the slave
ry question. 1t is reasonable to ex-
pect that their influence will I've exert.
ed to induce the whole country to fol-
low their examplc.-CiH. Eng.
What pity Good churches are
those epro-slavery churches! Their
priests have right to NEEDLE in poll
tics. because they are on the right
side.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
rTThere is a candid, not to sa,

kgThere is candid, not to say
spicy, Editor in an Ohio town. who
wants to sell out, because (as he says
con6dentially In a printed circular)"he
is dissatisfied with the town and the
people who inhabit il; and he believes
the people are equally dissatisfied With
him; besides, there is great deal toe
much meanness and ignorance among
them to suit him." There 10 an eligi.
bic opening for some agreeable young
man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
Q 9 9 Q Q 9 9 90 q 9

Preserve YorR HAR.-To those who are not
aware that each particular hair on the head is o
hollow tube, through which the 1uids circulate
which convey nourishmsnt, and impari lie peca-
liar shade OF color, It seems incomprehensibie
how resioratives can produce a renovstlng innu-
ence. While preparations OF this nature were en-.
trusted 10 quacks, and ignorant manufacturers Of
perfumes and cosmetics, much and irreparable
mischief was inflicted on many credulous and
deluded sufferer. But when seiontinc men like
Professor Wood, bring the lights OF physiology
and chemistry 10 bear upon the rreatmen. OF such
specialiiIes, the result Is the complete success
which the certificates OF thousands OF relieved
sufferers beur testimony TO. Soc his advertise
ment-fDeiroil Catholic vlndlcaior
For sale al d. V. Johnstonh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
An Editor in Luck.

Somebody recently sent Greedy
box containing loaf of bread. pound
Of butter, and a roasted chicken,
whereupon the old man says:
"The fair hands that prepared this
delicate cadeau. we kiss with all cour-
tesy. The proverb which says, God
sends meats. but the devil sends the
cooks. does not apply in this case
The cooking is positively heavenly
The bread is equal to mama; the but
ten like the breath of love; and the
chicken might be mistaken for bird
of-paradise.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

DO The following is stated by the
correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune, to be Buchanan's Cabinet: For
Secretary Of state. Lewis Cass; Sec-
rotary Of the Treasury, Howell Cobb;
Secretary of the Interior, Jesse D.
Bright; Secretary Of War, Charles j.
Faulkner; Secretary of the Navy.
William Preston, Postmaster General
Cave Johnson; Attorney General. Isa,
&C TouceY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
NPhilips, Sampson & Co. Of DO.

~ fhilIps, sampson q 90 OF pos-
ton. are publishing History Of the
Reign of Charles the Fifth, by DR..
Robertson. with a sequel. BY Prescott
It will be work Of thrilling interest.
When It Is out. and we receive our CO
by. we will notice it more at large,
and then it can be had at our City
Book Store.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

EDITORIAL CoNvESrroN.-Though
we would prefer later day, so as to
avoid the suspicion of being men,
Der Of the Legislature. or candidate
for some Office within its gift, We con-
sent to the meeting Of the editors at
2 p. NJ. Jan 9th, and zoe invite every
editor in Indiana who opposes the
present pro-slavery party. whether
they had Fremont or Fillmore at their
mast head during the late CANVASS
We have local questions. Of great in.
terest to discuss and settle before an
other presidential canvass.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
SEQ advertisement.

/
UFGRrAT cCRr oy RHrrxArsx Tho Editors
OF the Richmond Republican, OF Dec. Gath, lssa.
Gays that Carers Spanish Mixture 10 no quaci
medicine.
They had man in their press room who wss
afflicted with violent Me rcurial Rhe umaiisn, who
was continually complaining OF misery In the
back. limbs and joinis;-es eyes had beco me fe-
yer ish aad mattery, neck swollen, sore throat,
and all the symdtoms or Rheumatism, combined
with scrofula. Two bottles OF Carriers Spanish
Mixture cured him, and, In an editorial notice a.
above, they bear testimony 10 iis wonderful effects
and say their only regret s, that all rerng with
disease OF tho blood are not aware OF the exls-
tenee OF such medicine. They ehesyfaliy rec
ommend It.
See their certificate, and Eotlce In full around
the bottle.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
Strayed or Stolen.

A FINE MARE, ak years old last spring, BE-
"a tween n bay and roam color, scar on one
thigh. easily visible, tr0s well, shod her fore
feet, about three weeks ago, srayed or vas stolen
from The subscriber near NateT.oo, IN fsseiio
County, on Saturday night, eoih Mt. Any infor-
nation given 10 The subscriber nt bloomII gEroYe,
ei2s~ THOMAS SHERWOOD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS whose nccounfs win he IN
"A dqrslgned have been Standing over one year.
are requested 10 call and settle he same before
the hrst OF Jan. le57. Doctors musl have bread,
as well a. others, pills.
dec u J. B. DAVIS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

EXTRAORDINARY RENOVATION OF THE
BLOOD.
The astounding cures accomplished by DR. Ro-
backs Scandinavian Remedies, arc the result Of
theirimmediale and most salutary effect upon the
blood. Nervous complaints, indigettion. scrofula'
liver complaints, melancholy, general debility
affections Of tho provocative organs ulcers, erup-
lions, etc., all have their seat and source In the
blood. II that nuid Is healthy, the whole body Is
healthy, and II corr upied 4, Is quickly freed from
every taInt by q course Of Dr.. Robasks Blood
Purifier and Pills. Every mail brings grateful
letters from conyaleseent patients. The whole
West rings with tho praises OF these priceless
curcatives. See Advertisemcn mt.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
Republican Convention.

The State Central Committee has
called Delegated Republican Con-
vention at Indianapolis for the 7th ol
January and request that 8. for each
member of the Legislature be sent from
each county. We hope our Contra
Committee will see that this County
is represented.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
ASTONISHING EXPECTS OF ONE BOTTLE
IMAM AGGRAVATED CASE or DnsrErsiA.
philadeiphia. March 90. 1883

Philadelphia, March 90, le55.
Dear sir:-During the last Eve years I have
been afiietsd with Dyspepsia, in its most nesravs-
ted form, and have used, without receiving any
benefit therefrom, every remedy recommended
for that disease. In fact, wns afaIetee 50 badly
that on many oeeasionsI was in great dancer Of
dying from sunocallon, 10 consequence OF The
rise Of matter In my throad and ell my efforts for
relief were in vain. ! was At last induced, ihro'
the Recommendation OF several OF my friends, 70
otry "Hoonands German Bitisrs,'' and I assure
you the amount Of relief have received, from
tho use OF only ono bottle, Is Astounding, and CON-
pels me /, say that would not be without The
Bitiers for any money, rs am now, through their
use, enjoying better health than have known for
years. Very respectfully yours.
ELIZABETH cAUL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

WITHOUT good health, we cannot enjoy the
w pleasures OF life, which grows burdsnsome.
society In which we mlngle can make US hsppyr-
Seeing others enjoying strong constitution and
vigorous health only bcgets feelings OF sorrow ,
that wa not AZ they are, the subject OF earth .
greatest blessing-good health.
Aud yet how careless many who enjoy this bles-
sing, and rush recklessly Into all kinds Of excess
as trough they could not be harmed by disease
dy, ana these excuses only prepare the system for
those seeds 10 germlnate tho sooner, and ere They
think they are making rnpid strides towards the
s,' ng,se ~ on ~ s'ne ~ 'sease
clans.
The Lungs, Skin, Kidneys and Bowels, must b
kept open, and discharge their allotted portions
OF Impurities, or disease 10 the result.
See advertisement OF r. childs & Co.'S sover-
eign Balm Pills.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
Prospectus for 1887.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,

THE PUBLISHERS OF this old aud frmly csta-
blshed paper take pleasure IN cal ling ne alien
tion.of The public TO Their programme for fbe.com-
ng year. Surfsitec with politics, The claia,s Of
Literatu re will Be more than ever appreciated By
The reading world We have therefore already
made arrangements with the following brilliant
list OF wniers:-
CARY, 7. Is. ARTHUR, MRs. SOUTHWOkIH
AUGUSTINE DAUGANSE, Mrs. "a. A. DENNl-
SON, the author OF "zlLLAH,'' &C.
We design commencing. ia the 6rst number IN
Januer ~ next, The following Interesting original
Novelee
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Ws6 5bbtrtisfmfnts.
Kissing Sun Snsurants g..
OF RISING SUN. IND,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

s. HATHAwky, &c. Willis, B. b. LoRIEo,
w. ". POWELL, WIS. T. Pairs, JoHS GRAcr,
u. p. CLosE, J. NJ. JrrNINos, Csc. CILLEsPIr,
J. p. ULERy, r. HArHAwAr, J. w. TALBoTT,
S. HATHAWAY, Prcs't.
b. J. HArnAwAy. sec'y.
rates.
l-PAll persons desiring Insurance win call on
JOHN W. KELLY, Aorsr,
S. +. covINGroS, General Agent.
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- ~; s. Is -
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE OUTWARD.

TINE TABLE OUTWARD.
MoRMEo PAssxxoKR--Leayes Cincinnati g, ar
riyss at Spades s:03, indianapolis 1880.
RvEnra PkssrSorR, Leaves Cincinnati ESQ d.
m, arrives at Spsdes' AS, Indianapolis $50.
AcconnopkTios TRArs--Leaves Cincinnati 4, p.
m, arrives NJ Spades 7:02, indianapolis 1850.
TIME TABLE INWARD.
MoRxrxo PAssExorR-Leavrs Indianapolis 7:Io
A. NJ, arrives NJ Spades 0 IS, Cincinnati -.
MAIL TRkrN--Leaves Indianapolis u NJ. arrive
at Spades 80, Cincinnati ESQ
NIoHr ExPRKss-Leayes Indianapolis p. NJ,
rrives at Spades ESQ A. NJ :, Clnclnna: 1, $40.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

Since the enlargement OF our paper, our cireu-
latlon has 80 increased that We have now. bcyonf
question. the largest circulation IL Indiana, ex-
espt, perhaps, two papers In indianapolis, and II
a circulation In the wealthiest portion OF ne
STATE. business men who want 10 advertise In
ne white water valley, will do veiito remem-
Der this fAct.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
Tallengetta; .or, the Squatter's
Home.

By WILLIAM HowIrr, author OF s.Ruml Lie In
England, ""Homes Of the Poeis,r &c.
This is story OF Australian Life, Mr.. Howiit
having visited Australia with the express object OF
acqnAin ting himself with the novel and Romantic
aspects under which nature and society present
themselves IN thatsingular region.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12
N0vELET, by Mrs. Southworth

to run though about ak or eight numbers { The
Post.
III In addition TO the above list OF ccntribu-
tons, We design continuing the usual amount OF
Original Sketches. Choice Selections from all
sources, Agricultural Articles, CeDerul News, Bu-
morous Anecdotes, View OF The Produce aud
stock Marx cts, tbs Philadelphia Retail Markets.
Bank Note List, Editorial, DC, &C., our object
being 10 gives Complete Record, as far ne our
limits viii admit, or The Great World.
kNCKAVINCS.-In the way OF Engrnvings, we
generally present two wockly-one OF an instruc-
i've, and the other OF humorous character.
Tho Postage on the Post 10 any part OF the Uni
ted States paid quarterly yearly In advance, AZ
the once where Il is sseeiyed. Is only 20 cents
year.
copies. ....s..... - 10 year
land 10 getter up or Club. 1000
~ land 10 getter up 81 Clnb,). $500
20 " land 10 getier up Of club,) 5000 /"
Address, ais5ags posf,pafd,
DEACON & PETERSON.
No. CO South Third Street, Philadelphia.
lDsample numbers ssnt gratis TO any one,
when requested. dec ~ lw
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q itS.

On the 9th inst, Mary Howard.
relic Of the late John Howard, aged
about SO.
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EXTRAORDINARY RENOVATION OF THE

For sale al ID. v. Johnsfon's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-12-12

The Withered Heart.

The RAID OF BURGUNDY.
A tale Of the Swiss cantons. An original Move
let. BY augustine Dugsnne, author Of s.The Los,
Of the Wilderness" &c.
We have also the promise OF a short anc couden-
<ad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-21
For Farms,
Gardens. 20.

The results of experience and the theories of science
all attest that this mode of fence superior any here
tofore in use in economy, strength coseness elegance
portability and durability
This Fence is vanished with asphaum varnsh, which
protects 1t from rust, and imparts it beautiful black
eolor 1t is perfectly barrier against farm
'tock does not catch the wind ndestructibe by fire or
reshet; does not conne tn heat hut admits frel the
eolrr aya does not occupy the so harbor verin as
stone walls aud quickest hedges requires no repair
save re coating Of Yarnish in fOu or five years
ana possesses sufficient elasticity to enable it, without the
least injury 10 experience that expansion by the heat of
summer and that contraction by the cold Of winter which
have been so fatal to other modes Of iron fence.
Each roll contains TwESTY RoDs 1863 feet per rod The
fence is secured to the posts by Staples (honk-headed
screws one staple each lateral WIRE at each post
me posts are OF the usual atreugth, AMI are of wood
though they may be Of iron sone they are set ten
aparti anc NO required.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors Bigelow Co.. So an
Manufactured and sold by
mch22 daw6m
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year ; $3.50 for six
nonthsi rs for three ens 10 cents per week. single
opes Two cents each. When paid strictly in GduGnce,
Geducton OF II year will be made and proportonate
edncuon If paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year. 81 for six
months and SO for three months If paid strictly in
advance, s1,75 year; single copies cents each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-21
STEAM FITTINGs.

For the convenience of Mechanics and Others the un-
dersgued has made arrangements 20 keep constantly on
hand, full assortment OF PIPE and FITTINGS, for
Steam purposes, which will be sold at low prices as
can be obtained elsewhere.
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen,
he is repaired to take contracts for the fitting up Of
Factories, Machine Shops, Hotels and other buildings
for Heating by Steam; all work warranted be done in
the most thorough manner and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. JAMES b. BLAKE
ie2 No. Pearl Street. Worcester. dom
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a. a E It Il IN @ S !.



Continue to put in PIPE and FITTINGS, for the intro
dueOn of Gas into buildings in the most thorough and
Workmanlfse manner, and them so arranged,
that the flow of Gas shall be equal and the distribution
perfect
They will guarantee the perfect fitting of all work ex-
ecned by them, b lUiH not hold Themselves respon-
sibe for Leakage, Insufficient SUPPLY or other dam
age arising from The imperfect work Of other par
ties.
Their recent arrangements enable them make liberal
discount on all Pipes and Fittings, and they furnish
everything in this department. Of the best quality and
at as low prices as can he obtained in New York ard Bos
ton. JAMES b BLAKE Agent and Superintendent.
No. PemEI Streen. Morcester.
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FENCE,
Railroads, Cemeteries,

The following kinds Of this fence most in use and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES:
No J. 81 ct high inch mesh, lateral wires of N 10
wire, body ofN II wire, $500 per rod.
No. 2 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires of No 10
wire, body of No "a wire, $I,75
No. 8, 81 feet high inch MESH lateral wires of No. 10
wire, body Of M IA wire ST so.
No. 4, q feet high inch mesh, lateral wires of No 10
WIRE, body of No. II wire, $1,374.
No 5, II feet high, inch mesh lateral wires of No IL
body Of N Is wire, 1915
No 6, 81 feet high, nchmesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, bod Of No. u wire, 81 ,25
No T. 81 feet high, inch mgsh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body No. II wire 81
No. Extra, 81 feet high, inch lateral wires of
No. wire, body of No II wire, S15O
Nos. l. q 3, and are most used for gardens GENE.
teres treses and other places where beauty the gu
ity most desl ed. No and l. and No Extra,
adabted for farms, railroads. highway and for other pur.
poses where strenglth and efficiency tie
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
). E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
to the L. w. Fence Company
No. SO Water Street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-21

DEMOVAL.-FLoURA AND GRAIN LEAGUE
We rhe undersigned, having been apponte agents Of
the Worcester County Flour and Grain Lea ue, will
be happy to see all the members of the League and
those VINO have Withdrawn their memberships under the
msapprehenson that the League about to close up
It's businessi at their store No. 10 Thomas street,
where they will served with good article of Flour ut
the lotCeSt cash price. We have facilities for the
purchase of Flour, second to none and therefore feel
hient we An make 1t object for all whether members
or not to purchase Flour of Us.
Please call and see, at No. 10 Thomas Street, a few
doars from Main Street.
ap24 dwasf PENDEXTER & RAYMORE. 81
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z. YOUNG,
n,alaykl;,


+ A N CY q O . ID S, TO Y S
AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
Offers 10 the public, BASKETS and WILLOW WARE,
Chldrens Carriages and Cabs,
general assortment of Fshnl Tackle Binds and Cages
Seeds and every article wanted ny bird keepers
Also many rare and scarce articles, be found
at any other place.
Umbrellas and Pa,asols Altered Covered and Repaired
PiNklNG. CRIMPING,
and MARKING FOR EMBROIDERY, from any pat.
tern desired.
Sign of 1.-THE VARIETY STORE"
Waldo Block.
o. Next to the BAY STATE HOUSE N
e. b. LAMSON & CO.,
AUCTToNEERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Rooms Nos. SO ana So Main Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Would take this opportunity Of informing the citizens of
Worcester and Worcester County, that having purchased
the stock and Of
Putuam's Auction Rooms,
REGULAR Sales at Auction, for Horses Carriages wag-
ons, Harnesses &C, will take place EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING, at l0t O'Clock, in front of Sales Rooms
A so, r uar Sales at Auction will be held EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at l o'clock at
Office when will be offered for sale New and Second and
Furniture Dry Goods Hardware, Table Cutlery, Boots
Shoes Groceries, and Produce and every description Of
property that may be consigned to them sale. They
viii also give their personal attention 10 sales in part
OF the County or State; such Administrators, As
slgnees. Sherih's and Mortgages Sales Of Farms and
Farmers Stock Real Estate Houses Furniture private
residences &c. Charges reasonable
They will also attend to the selling of Real Estate
any other kind of property at private SALE Liberal cash
advances made on property left on sale.
EVENING SALES of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches,
Clocks Jewely Cutlery, Hardware Boots, Shoes, Ready
Made Clothing, &c. Consgnments of all descriptions Of
property respectfully solicited.
N B. Constantly on hand assortment of New and
Second Hand Furniture, PRIVATE SALE, Low FOR
CASH.
Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture, upon application
at the Auction Room.
Having had twenty years experience in selling in this
county r. Lamson confident he will be able to give
satisfaction to all that wish his services
T. B. L. will also attend to the apprasing of property.
REFERENoEs Hon. Isaac Davis, George W Richard
son. Esq, John Boyden, Esq, Gen. 60 Hobbs Charles
B. Frat, Alex. Putnam. ELI b. HANSON,
LEVI G0SS
mia dawtf EDWIN II LOWELL
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THE W0RCESTER Spy.

Printed and Published by JoHN Mn,roy EARLE,
fH9MAs DREw az No. 2l2 Main Street Worcester Mass.
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fOol1ts.
WANTED-K4NZAs SETTLERS !!

THVE ' EMENT WANTED. near Main Stree
IL Rent noI 10 exceed $50 or $500 Apply at this Of
fee 10 diff
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GCHooLEY'S PATENT REFRTG Err
~ 410RS.

TO T II Z p UB Ire.
The MEAT, Provision AND FRUIT PREsERvERn now
offered to the pubc, introduced in May. 1856 by
john O. SchooleF, the patentee. Mr. SChoIley has i'm
proved upon all other means OF preserving meats liquids
and fruits, liable deeompose, in climate so vara-
BILE as we have in New England. 1t may be said with
propy through the warrants Of unieniabe proofs and
testimony tina his Preserver is constructed upon pho-
sophical principle, sustained by he laws of condensa-
ton and ratification, making it at reliable and of
inealculable benefit for domestic convenience land
and sea
For sale at WIN B. fABER & CO.'S,
my29 d2m No l American House Building