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FIELDING MttsaltLMAN.
Wholesale md Hetaii Dealer in all kinds
or CnNFEGTID MARI rs.

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, lneatly
opposite Tho Iiank) -4 Baton Rouge
III AVlNG this day hEprefp his prices,
l. he is prepared Ia furnish I'll kind Ul
G 4 N u 7 nj WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
more favorable terms Than can 30 bad IN ".
Orleans and having experienced Workman,
bis reudY will always 10 prRE and FRESH.
rafa heing taken that no ;tlelhleFin'ts ingfa-
ainnH IL used ~ ts ua,iHriptp, ne is too
nllen The rasp with confectionery purchased
Al suetto1s and from irresponsible houses
He t,asls that The Trade Of This, and The
adjoining parishes. will give bin their OF
doris 10 ell. whieb he is prepared IT, do 10
any amount, having made attahteinents for
The hest 1naily u sugar IN market, and be-
lug in correspondence with one If the large
esf houses 10 New York. to supply him With
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7,sY.
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lHTfA nanha ataam I'neRinn-
~ Kentucky aua tes'at fnst'ne Hasfet pc.
prf ard igaT7 nakHtn5 atta't tlits n"tniaitA at,3
Polished ateafn stopa and H"4ea ro"ts: lUnea
COMPILING 4nd Npuusrfina Hnris, fof irtii NJ oop-
plf lapra always en- bud IT -
Jar ffF LAHarfFH = tANott.
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CAPITOL CHEAT HrOEElIl
n=ECoNOMY AND TASTE, ~Efi
GHhuf;,
slazr anh Ht1tannrss. at fn''ihanf"'
". sin,om ~ ~.

1NHFRE Is NOTHING Of more inlpet-
| tanra to this community hat 70 know
where ia get. PERFECT FITS. ct snifa-
bio prices. !. atMDH It co. filled with
Samaritan like phiIanthrepf- would les
pprifilY dtaet the weary tW,th being
huubaaae,il people. Of ibis honest place
10 their establishment, opposite the Post
nlTirp A. hare thp
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EsiREai PILLS!

lust received by the undersigned, fresh
j supply Of Wtiehts Indian Vegetable,
MeGat's Life, Efandrstb's, Morrisoi3s Hy-
gcna, Lee's, sapplngtons, Greafenberg's,
tayne's, speneer's, PETERS, Cooks. Hoop
er's, Beekwith's Leidy's blood, Holloway
awayue'a Lefy's, Degray's Champions,
.1ones, Sears, and McLans's Pills, ior
sale IN any quantity by
Jan -2s. Wm BoaEt, Druggist,
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H,AspHu,s HsrrsAss'TrHENT

Will he found fun u Flaunced and plain
Garages. end silk Tissues Muslins and
Otganjles Muslin iaeona' Il OEanjiet
Robes Plain ami Printed Bf' llianteehs !.
ra,nhr,es. Linen Ilawua--in shofb evei +
thing IN this long line.
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Gum Drops.
Petroleum, or Rock Oil.

TvHE most wonderful remedy ever dis
J. covered, procured from well 10 the
Allegheny mountains -four hundred feet be-
Iow The earth's surface, will efectuallY cure
Piles, Deafness, Oh Sores and Ulcers, Sore
aud iuGarneo eyea Rhnmatism, Neuralgia,
White swelling, eft for sale by
VS.. BOGEt, Druggist.
march ". Lafayette street.
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ron CHILDREN |

A SUPPLY or WORM LOXENGEkS,
N Parents should uee these in preference
10 any other Drug.
Devices Carmnative Balsam, nj ways
made fresh, when wanted
Bogel's Citrate Of Iron Syrup, an excel
lent and harmless Tome, for children.
Also. Laetatn of Iron and Manganese
PnstilIes.
All The above preparations can be safely
administered to children.
You should give them trial For sale Mt
tuned. BuaELH bilg store
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.Hsunt Received,

.H"ht AAfttsNF
1ftn SACKS fresh made BRAN
IUO 90 barrels lleasy Rutnp Pork
100 BALE Hay,
500 bushels Oats
600 barrels ear Com
% boxes Louisville star Csndei
a5a
95a
10 New Bedford Sperm,
$50 Assorted Soaps
10 bags prime Rio Coffee.
10 Pockets old Java
10 barrels fresh Soda Crackers.
Can he had as low as IN any other house
in the eiiy-tof cash.
innc2l. n. MoNfAN bho'
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Liver GOsasnHnimf,

rAN BE efectuaIly cured by the use Of
~ Hollands German Bttets. Price re
duccd TO seventy five cents, ran always be
had fresh at the arug store Of
octlO WIN. BOGEL.
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NEHFFNh VAHN skEHt
TNilE subscriber, is now prepared to
I make Ciatefns to order, IN the very
best styIe mud will warrant his work liz
will keep ii stock Of the best lumber al-
ways on hand, aRd viii attend 10 putting
his work mp Carpenters work, aud re-
pairing attended to. q. l.. SEES.
Near The Jesuit College.
H. Orders left at The Post Office address
sed es above will meet prompt atten-
tion. Inne- 2D-Gfn.
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE
pmsf or RouKs, FpsDseius GutHTy, Mp., [
Jupa 9TH. tssi I

potHf br Rougs, FRebfeiuK CuHHfy, Nh,
June 9Th. 1881, I
liz swAysf - fanr gir--r Relieving II o duty
i've to the tnbth, ana IN justice 10 ys,i, have
tt,Ynpht proper 10 make known ots II ths most
extraordinary sures, IN my owh ease, that has
ever been truly recorded In the month Or
fjttytar last WIS afflicted Wlfh severe gather
ine In ny breast which formed large sbseass,
md aisb concentrated tn tiny lHngs ana very
much af1ieted them. and discharged large yuan
titles Of corruption, external and internal. MY
breath could also pass through my lungs ana on.
through The cavity NJ my breast WITH spparsht
aase, attended with violent cough, day and
night. loss II appetite, md extreme debility, go
that my physician thought rny'oasa entirely 'icps
esa, AMI bavoud the power ~ medicine. re-
fpstea II, this wfetthed condition FIR A long
time until was wasted 10 ntsre skeleton, and
there seemed to be no hope for me; but having
fead ~ The public papers Of The mary wonderful
cures performed ~ your COMPOUND sfHUp
or WILD GHEnHY, immediately sent tn Ball
more for ave bottles and astnrnencea its use, ana
tp my treat 50 tisfaotion aud the JOY nf my anx-
lots faniig, The shsttss pf tpesitt IN my lungs
began H. heal sud The cough 10 snhslae, and On
using ten BOTTLES, was restored 10 perfect health
feel grateful and firmly believe that 10 yont val
table medicine under ths blessing u Divine
previddeee / am indebted for This great change
and afn hat,t,y to say that am now enjoying as
COED heati, az ever have.
Yours very respectfully, ....-
rlI6s D1xDN
The subscriber Ia we'll acquainted With Thomas
olson, and eah testify that he has beer afflicted
"a at1ve represented ! reeatd his recovery ~
almost a miracle lie Ia wbrihy member Of
sHfety1 !. H. bbHBHoWs
Pastor Of Berlin Circuit, Baltimore conference
The original and only genuine Wild Cherry
Preparation prepared BY De. sWAfNE &E0a.
North savantb ST., rhiladelphia.
aswAYHefs II. 8. AtaAss6," containing mitch
useful information Tor All families, tan be had
g,s,tss 81 oHr agents. ratl ard get one.
For sale wholesale h and retail by
VIM. BocEL, Baton Rouge In.
febt7y A. j, BoaEL. Franklin La.
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Drugs and Mfbifinfs, NJ.
\. l.. VALET,


At his Drug store on Third Street.
IS IN constant receipt Of PURE,
l FRE,aH DRUga, MEbfrfREst oHBMi
ed Der ship tempest, from " Y the following
| Barrel Refined Alum;
DO. Coperas;
do. Gum
do Gum t'smphor refined;
do. Eicarb Of soda, do Cream Tartar,
do. Fire white Gum Arabic.
10 orr. sulph Qpinine,
~ dtaehms Sniph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
80 lbs best bermuda Arrow Root
American Scafifeators
Turkey Ebubafb Pnlv. 1pscsc. nc.
All Of which, he offers on the most rea ~
sonable terms. oet2O.
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T1IIE VERY BEST.-Persons desiring
i any Of the celebrated medicins cal
led Brandy, cau got some ofths pure and
undulfratcd pinet, Castillon 4 Cos. ut the
Drug store Of WIN. BOGEL.
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A IL AND pORTER-A large sapp1y
X Of Barclay, Perkins Il Co.'s London
Porter aud 2enpent Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine Just received and fot sale by
no 24ly VIM. BOGFL, Druggist
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pFBa7Ds f1fftF


A sAGENTs Of The Manufacturers, We
IA offer at Factory prizes INDIA RUB
HER BETTING. HOSE and PACKING
Also. Oak tan'd. stitched and cemenled
Leather Beltihg.
Description as follows
5pls India Rubber l,el'ing, f'on TO to
riches ply India " to 90
HydranB Honsn India Rubber I 70 u
inches. Warranted 10 stand pressure of n
lbs. TO sqr, inch, Locomotive n Fire lna
CINE India X. Hose | TO ] warranted t.
stand pressure Of - lbs to sqr inch. Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the ID. Oak
Tan'd.. sticked, and Cemented Leather
Betting, FROM TO 20 inches wide
All o,dprs for the above goods filed at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
juni7. BARBEE y BENJAMIN
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IlruOs ano lAlfoifinfs.
VIM. BOGEL,
Druggist ana Apotl.eEafy

IL ETps constantly on hand large and
II well selected stock If fresh Drugs and
Medicines. MI bis propositions are pre-.
Jared by Northern manufactures, and put
~ IN the very bes'mannef ~ preserve theft
medicinal virtues IN climate like this
PERSONS should not overlook This important
consideration
ftg~ Prescriptions filled with cafe at any
ilue Of night 81 day. ottloY
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Sagsssgs'ies.

lust RECEIVED % doz. boxes Of
u Fresh Sardines 5 doz Gallon Jars Pick
les 6 doz. gal ars. do. 3 doz. Of Frfncb
do. 4 bis MackercI, Fresh Butter, fire
lot fresh cheese, and for sale Cheap for
Ca,h. by. loct2oI A. WILSON & Co.
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/ HAVE, inst received by steamer t'reua-
| da another assortment OF Nrir spring
HITS, eonssting Of Fashionable Molaskln,
silk. Cassimer and Soft Hats oi oil shapes
and variety rt cnlotF, - iaw more OF those
fashionable high crown soft Hats sl'll on
hand, ...............,
Mar. 7. w. -. tilLLifS.
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4-rate=. s+rnte= ani sloyes.

A NEW supply IT lie above for rar@
/ l9t atl rliiee, vii, oeI Without Summer
frapi4. f.uh stoves, tares agl euaut rpe, aa1,
Hatrrt auH trantiin Ntuta4, fut HepH rrH taHl
asserted eis.g hpsi4as i,Hari''ies rbet e=raret-
" era Blfh ita,a -ehr 80 rr4 itnds, Ehnrpl apa
rnnes. he. a the ifarirrra Store 81
iaH ti-g tAHHtftEH = ftANplh.
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Something Worth Reaiing /!

Svs7 IS
fVNHf SUBSCRt BERS would call The at
| lentton OF purchasers to the large nd
diiions now being made 10 their stock,
among which may he found
An elegant asaoitmentoi Plated and japan
ed Walters, III sets and single;
Coffee UrnH, with and without drip ofs
G,lt X Ornamental Hall Lamps x Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, tor Oil, Spirit
Gas and CnmphIne;
Gut and Pressed Glass, China Il Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, Otnamenied and Common
COOL Holds;
Elegant Polished steel Fire Dongan1 And
iroos; with a large variety Of
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades or Lamps
Glass, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands;
Cit Curtain Coruices
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt GIFT Cups, Jcte.h-T6te, Sells;
Fancy Cologne and Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &C., suitable
ger Christ III sa~ Rroscm as.
DtRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
- lures: Mahogany Bcbstcads, Ward
robes Washstands; Bureaus, Tables, ttc
Cit and Mahogany Pcir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses.
nrCall and examine, as our stock Is
now complete.
decz9-y. y. PIPER ~ go,
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Native Wines sc.
wooden Ware

a yE. Hstchet, Tile, Anger and Chisel
"A Handles, Clothe Lie Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, for sale BY
nave. NoNl AN q Hooo Z, I.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25

The BLooMERs.- ladies, Heaven bless
them, of some of southern and western cities,
are not so patient as ours of sweeping the
mud from the sidewalks, with skirts far too
extensive to be held up by the hand through
the whole of their circumference. Boomers
have made their appearance lately in many
places Ore is noticed now in Philadelphia,
a "Aliss Lydia Sayer,' Doctress of Medicine
from Washington city, who walked through
Chestnut street in full bloomer costume, of
which the Philadelphia argus says: "a more
betting and beautiful dress we have never
SEEM" Ii the man of the moon had come
down at noon, there could not have been
greater crowd of impairment gapers of all
ages and genders than followed this presump~
tuous lady. Nothing of that sort must be
done in free country. The waste of lady's
dress goods by the street sweeping fashion
TO say nothing oft as matter of taste
amounts to more than it costs to support the
army and navy of the United States, but there
is no help for it. The foreign manufacturers
must live, and the native ninnies must have
the privilege of hooling at oddities, or they
would die.-BoSton Chronicle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25
FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, April 23.-The steamship Ara
bia, from Liverpool about P. NJ. on Satur-
day the lith, arrived here at Z o'clock this
morning.
The two British steamers, Tartar and Gal
way, sent in search of the Pacific, put into
Galway. Capt. Dunlop, of the Tartar, sends a
detailed report to the Admiralty.
Unfortunately, the search was totally un-
successful. Nothing whatever was seen or
heard of the Pacific, and Capt Dunlop is
confident that the ship cannot lie south of lat
ltude 5S, else she must have been fallen in
with.
CoNFERENoEs.-The Paris correspondent
OF the Post says the telegraph is constantly
employed on Italian questions between Rome,
Naples, Vienna and Paris. Count Cayour's
propositions having been referred to those
courts, and an answer received France and
England will take decision,
The plenipotentiaries continue 10 ENGAGE
in festivities. Ali Pacha was to give a grand
ball in Christian style A banquet by the
Emperor TO all the plenipotentiaries is ap-
pointed for the 18th.
The Paris auth rites state that journal
lished.
LIE Nord believes that the exchange of rati-
fcatons will be effected by the goth
IHE EAsT.-Constantinople dates of March
Slst, say the Russian palace, at present a
French hospital, is being cleared for the re-
turn of the embassy.
The only news is the improved health of
the French, both in the hospitals and the Cri-
mea.
1t is said that Austria, which has hitherto
shown reluctance 10 evacuate the principal.
ties, has yielded to the remonstrance of the
Congress.
The Turkish Government expresses ankle
ty to be relieved of the presence of the Allies,
and says it is quite able to maintain internal
order and frontier defence without foreign
troops.
The Divan is employed in organizing per-
manent garrisons at important points of the
Empire
Omar Pacha is restored to favor, and resumes
command of the army at Anatolia
GREAT BRITANNIA British order in Coun-
Gil raises the blockade of ell Russian ports
and permits the free resumption of commerce
in all articles.
The Grand Naval Review by the Queen,
Of all ships that can be collected is postponed
till the 22d or 23d, by which time the expect
ed treaty of peace will be signed.
Steamers are being fitted to bring home the
army from the Crimea.
FRANeE.-Expedition against Madagascar
and kabylies, are decided. Permission will
be sought to send troops through Egypt to the
former, and the latter will serve as a cause
of the Emperor's visit to Algeria, although he
will not himself command the army.
SPAIN.-Disturbanees had occurred in Va
leneia respecting conscriptiou. The city and
province is placed under martial law.
BELGIUM -Breadstuffs markets are general
ly declining.
ITALY.-Pledmontese corn markets gem
orally lower.
GBRMANY.-The Citizens Assembly of
Hamburg have third time rejected the new
constitution proposed by the Senate
RussTA.-The naval armistce was officially
published at st. Petersburg on the 7th Of
April.
After the ratification all ships seized will be
released.
Commercial relations are e-established be-
tween the belligerent powers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25

From all parts of New England come re-
turns of the work Arnolds Globues and Vital
Fluid are effecting. Removing disease, quel-
ling humors and Strengthening the frame by
the powers of chemistry, they are rapidly
growing into high favor among those who
have tested their merits. No more expensive
at the outset than ordinary medicines, the are
eagerly tried by those who feel the need of
something apart from the preparations pre-
viously before the public, and wherever once
tested, they are rapidly introduced anon fam
lies. They seem to impart the elements of
vitality and strength.-Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25

The New York Journal of Commerce saws
a new machine has been invented, which is
destined to work entire revolution in the
system OF gold mining and give value to the
stocks the various gold mining companies,
many of which are nearly OF quite insolvent
from the cost of operating the mines. Auri-
ferrous deposits are abundant, but the Trouble
has always been to find the ore sufficiently
rich to pay for the expense of separating the
gold from the grosser particles. The washing
process is wasteful, and in California it has
not unfrequently happened that those who
washed the mass the second time found more
gold than was taken from it by the first opera
tors, and sometimes after the same mass has
been washed over by three or four successive
miners, the last has made more than the first.
The new separator requires no water, but uses
blast of air, and experiments have been pro
nounced successful The machine Is porta-
BILE, as the whole of it could be transported ON
mule, OR carried by two OF three men, and
it is not at all complicated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25


MEMORIALS, and other Papers By Thomas De
Quincy, author Of Confessions of an Opium
Eater," &c, &c. In two vols. Boston:
Ticknor & Fields.
The American public is already familiar with
De Quincey's Writings, through the enterprise of
Messrs. Tieknor Fields. These publishers have
spared no pains in collecting his miscelanies,
which are scattered in the English prints, and
sufficient appetite has thus been created, to make
these additional volumes desideratum. Mr.. De
Quincy is writer of much culture and refine
ment. His "reminiscences are in great measure
personal, and though sickness and suffering rem
der him sometimes querulous and his over.sensi-
tive nerves betray him into sins against good
taste, he generally delights by a charming egot-
ism writer Of past generation, he takes us
back, to what, to the middle-a aged class of read
ers, seems to be the palmy days of English litera-
ture, when the Lake poets were forming their
peculiar school Of song, and Walter Scott was
riyetting the attention of the world Of letters, by
romanees in prose and rhyme when Lord Byron
and Tom Moore were turning half the heads in
England, and Walter Savage Lander was singing
unheard, and over all, Christopher North was
shaking his flowing locks and critical pen with
genial good nature Klosterheim, the longest
paper in these volumes, is tale, the scene ofwhich
Is laid in Germany. We have not had time to read
it, but from theauthor's knowledge of the customs
and language of the Germans, and from his exu-
oerant fancy. we may well expect tale that will
amply repay perusal. Some of the other pa
pers are scientific metaphysical, or historical,
showing his deep research and philosophical
n,and developing his wide range of thought
and give such variety as can hardly fail to
please. We understand that Mr.. De Quincy is
living in the greatest retirement, among his ia.
vorte lakes, with devoted daughter from
whence he revises his books for republication.
Ticknor Fields, with l0udable sense of JUS
tice, allow him remunerative share of their
profits; thus we have the pleasure Of being in
strumental in softening the declining years Of an
author, with whom we have had much agreeable
and profitable communion. For sale by Baker.
Trumbull, & Barnes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.


SENATE. Petitions, Sc.-Of Edward J..
Gushing and others. for release of supposed
interest of the Commonwealth in certain real
estate; of Stephen C. Phillips of Salem, for
ara act OF incorporation 10 hold real estate.
Reports Of CoDanlitteeS-By Mr.. Dewey
mat the House bill to enable parties in civil
actions to be witnesses, ought to pass. Read
twice.
Railways-By Mr.. Dawley-Bill to extend
the time one year for the completion of the
Agricultural Branch Railroad, and also to is
sue preferred stock Read twice. Also, bill
to allow the Fitchburg Gas Company to sup
ply the inhabitants of that town with water.
LAID on the table.
Judlciary-By Mr.. Taylor-That the bill
relative to the election of civil officers ought
to pass.
Mr.. Fisher of Worcester, from the joint
special committee, to whom was referred the
petition OF CALVIN Cutler and others, that the
State should send and sustain two regiments
OF armed volunteers for the protection of free
men in Kansas, reported leave to withdraw,
which was accepted.
HoUsE.-Petation-O Charles Seaver and
nine others of Lowell. that the law may be
changed so that atheists may be allowed to
testify Courts.
Seized Liquors in Fail Riuer-Mr. Morrill,
of Fall River presented petition signed by G.
q. Fairbanks and others of Fall River, asking
for the enactment of law in regard to pro-
viding some disposition of liquors in the
hands of the officers who seized them, which
have been paid tor by the State.
Bits, &c., Reported-Act in relation to
Brakemen on Railroads-providing that there
shall be one brake on each end of every car
run upon railroads, and one competent brake.
man to every two cars. No employment
shall be put upon brakmen which shall take
them from their duties at the brakes while the
train is in motion. Heavy penalties are pro-
vided against railroads and brak emen who
shall violate the act.
The Committee on Elections reported again
in the case OF the contested seat of Justin
Jones, member from Boston, that he has no
right to his seat.
Embarrassing the Clerk-Mr. Stoddard of
Worcester called up the Resolves relative to
indexing the House Journal, which matter
has been put in proper shape by the Finance
Committee. He proceeded to defend the Clerk
at considerable length.
After remarks by Mr.. Brooks of Worcester,
and another member, the special assignment
was called up.
Nautical School-Mr Weeks of Lowell pro-
posed an amendment to this bill and the sub.
ject was debated until the close of our re.
port.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-25
Taylor's Premium Starch Polish.-r

TaylOr's Premium Starch POIish,-No
article of the kind has given such perfect sasrac
ton as to merit this. Thousands are using It. and
would not be without it for "love or money! II DOS
sesses advantages which but laundress can appre
cate 1t can be had at nearly all the principal Grocers
and Druggists If any dealer has NOT got it. and tells
you he has something else for the same purpose equally
as good don't believe him. Be particular and INQUIRE
for "TAYLoRs STARCH POLISH" and when you get it YOU
get your moneys worth. Depot 10 Broad street Boston,
Sold in Worcester, by W. 0. SWEET & CO., General
Agents