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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23
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TUEspky. J1nnorv. .

TUESDAY, January.22,
SENATE.-Petitions Presentei and Referred
OF John ". Weeks and others of Temple
ton, for the formation of new county. with
Fitchbrr g for the shire town, provided the,
inhabitants of the % towns proposed to be set
oil shall so decide by vote; of City bank OF
Worcester, for increase Of capital
Order AdoDtea-To consider the expedien-
cy of repeating chapter 22S, acts of 1886 en-
titled an act TO regulate the assignment and
distribution OF the property of insolvent debt
ors.
Duties and Right, Of Jurors,-At half past
II clock the special as Segment the bill in
addition to the ACT concerning the duties and
rights Of jurors was taken up.
Mr.. White of Norfolk advocated his amend
ment repeating so much of the act of last
year as gives jurors additional right TO decide
up the consututonality of the law. He
voted for the law of last wear, hut did not
suppose it gave additional rights of this kind,
or he would have voted against it, The bill
reported by the Committee did not simply re.
peal the law of last year, but took away all
rights they were before believed to possess.
We may by law grant additional rights to iu
rors. but we cannot curtail the rights they al
ready possess.
MIR. Dewey of Worcester. from She Com
mtttee which reported the bill, presented the
consider atoms which actuated the Committee.
substantially as laid down iii the report which
accompanied the bill. The committee meant
to take straight forward course and report
exactly what they meant, namely that Jurors
are not to be judges OF the constiLutionality of
the laws
lie warned Senators against permitting, for
special purposes, general law to remain on
the Statute Book, which will be productive of
great and increasing evil. II jurors are to be
final judges Of the law, then it was an incon-
sisrent provision of the act OF last year that
judges may grant new TRIAL
The discussion was continued bv Messrs.
Pierce of Norfolk aud Odiorne of Suffolk
The subject wae further assigned for to- NOR.
row at half past u o'clock.
Messrs. Shaw of Nantucket and Mills of
Berkshire were appointed on the part of the
Senate, on the division of Worcester county.
DEMONSTRATIONS Preserved aud referred
or F. Jones, Tor compensation for Injuries
to a horse at Camp Gardner of Kinuicutt &
Co. and other firms in Worcester. that the
fees OF the clerks of insolvency may be regu-
latod by law; of Jared Benson, for leave to
fell real estate.
The bill IN addition to an act to establish a
Police Court in PIttsfed, WINS passed to be
ennrossed. Also, the bill requiring a new
promise of an insolynnt debtor after his dis
charge. to be in wrti..g.
Orders Adopted-As to providing by law for
the election of a Regiter of Deeds in tie
county OF Suffolk; as to amending the act of
1883 relating TO divorces, making the term
OF absence aud neglect three wears instead of
hVe; III relation ID sureties in the bond given
as required in the fist and second sections
OF the 49th chapter of tie Revised Statutes.
49, - - s'AN- -oaaivad from H.
Auditor, transmitting his report for the year
1866.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

BcsToS AND WORCESTER RAILROAD. The
annual report Of the operations Of the Boston
aud Worcester Railroad for the year ending
the 30th Of November last, shows that the
amount Of income received was 81. COS, 0O4 90
1t being an increase over that of last year of
500. 100 49, OF this amount 1929 lS5 were
received from passenger $444,98l from
freight transportation, and $S3,93S tor mail
transportation, aud from rents and other mis-.
cellaneous income
The working expenses OF the year amount
ed TO $50S,643, il being an increase of S90l4
over the expenses of the last year; net in
come, af.er deducting interes; and working
expen e. 1891 .264, hen anincrease Of $49,-
l22 over the net income of the prece ing year.
The amount OF capital paid in is $4,000.
600. The aggregate OF bond aud floating
debt, $3.50 ,428. Bonds and notes receivable,
with collateral and other cash assets, S478, 266.
Belarce of debt over cash assets, Sl77,l63
Balance OF interest paid in 1866, Sl3, 200.
The Cost of road, lands, buildings, and
equipments. as shown by the books Dec list,
1856, was $3,866,439 Cost of iron and ma
terai for repairs, wood, &c, on hand for the
use OF the road, $203,306. Dividends de-
clared in 1856, 6-l.2 per cent, amounting 10
9292.500. Reserved for depreciation Of road
beyond repairO, $2S,6S0. Reserved income,
&lll,75l.
There has been regular increase in the bu-
siness aud income Of this road not only in the
last year. but IN several preceding years
This has boon moro uniform IN the passenger
receipt than IN those in the freight department.
The income from passengers has increased
from year to year in the last six years to an
annual average Of more than $4,000. The
increass In the gross income for the last four
.,a.ra han Al oaaded an avaraoa IL aoo 80
yoar. The increase Of working expenses
however has more Than kept pace with that
Of income, until the last year. THIS is ow,ng
not 10 any deficiency in tie state Of the road.
or 10 any other new object OF expenditure.
but 70 the increased rates Of wages. aud the
Increased cost Of fuel. This former branch
Of expenditure has probably reached lis MAJ :
imum for the present Tho other viii doubt
less soon hnd remedy IA the substitution
Of coal and coax for the running 1t onginoS
% piecs q vrboa,s~z5c@tfscr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

ELECTRO CHEMICAL BAlHs.-We have al.
ready noticed, at some length, the new dis
coEery of the electro chemical baths for the
treatment of certain diseases. There is no
question, that, in the hands of skillful and
scientific physician, these baths will be very
important agent in the treatment of disease
1t gives us pleasure, therefore, to learn that
DIR. Rogers, one of the best educated, and
most skilfu physicians in Worcester. has
made himself acquainted with the practical
use ana application of these baths, and has
fitted up, at his establishments, oil the necessa-
ry apparatus for administering them in the
best and most scientific manner. Asis the
case with all other discoveries of the kind,
there will undoubtedly be great deal of
quackery and humbug practiced in the intro
duction Of this remedy, and people will be
fiattered with cure Of all manner Of diseases
thereby, and it will be applied, indiscriminate-
ly, by the unskillful, even in cases where it
may be positively injurious. Being a new
remedy, tits the more important that none but
the most skillful, discriminating, and scientific
should attempt to use it. 1t lie therefore, mat
ter ofpublic felicitation, that DR.. Rogers has
taken it in hand, as the public have the best
guaranty in his character, that it will be Judi.
ciously ana skillfally used.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

Permit me to thank you for the position
which you have taken IL relation 10 the pro.
possl to deprive the Trial by ny Of the only
features that make II at all valuable. And at
tho same time, allow me ask Of you the favor
to publish the subjoined communication,
which was offered for insertion in the Worces.
ter Transcript, at the time when the vote up
OH the now Constitution, and lis supplement-
airy propositions was pending, and which was
declined, by that journal, upon the states
mRnlike ground, that It's publication would
hurt It's Che transcripts party.
Trial by Jary.
The TRANSCRIPTS OF Oct. 9th. contains an ar
ncie which brands, w an 'nbBuru pEopod.
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ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
A rFivnI of Ihe Steamship wsshington
ut New Yera.
New YORK. Jan 81.

New YORK. Jan 81.
The steamship Washington, from emen
and Southampton. arrived at o'clock. She
brings London dates OF the 9th, but no news
OF special Importance
The Naples correspondent of the London
Times mentions report that the King Of Ma
pies had become favorably disposed towards
the Allies. and there was further rumor that
he would send contingent to the C1imea
The Paris correspondent of the same paper.
says that assurances have been given in mn
official quarter, of~the resolution of France to
carry on the war in the most vigorous man
ner, in the event of Russia not acceding to the
proposition of the allies. and that the Emper-
or and the English Governmeit were deter
mined not to, abate an iota of the. terms on
which peace would be accented.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

AoRIoULTURAL BANK CouNrERFErrs. The
new $40 counterfeit s on the Agricultural
Bauk, Pittsfield, are Of most dangerous and
deceptive species, being altered from the gen.
uine plates Of the deiunct Havre de Grace
Bank, Maryland These plates were made in
New York, in 1916. aud were printed and
kept by the eneravers TIL l8i8, when on a
spurious order from the cashier of the Hayro
dc Grace Bank. they were delivered up TO
"Cbsrles Wood" whom nobody knows.--
Shortly after this, the bank fsiled, under cir.
cunstances that created considerable excite
ment, and the cashier was imprisoned and
prosecuted, though now believed 10 nave been
innocent till his death about Rsyoar ago.
These plates were never returned TO the en-
gravers, aud were supposed to have been de.
stroyed, TILL their peculiarities were recognized
BY the engrayers in these now counterleits,
which appear to have been issued la consider.
able numbers, aud simultaneously at distant
points, banking house in 81. Louis an.
nounces that they have come In upon il fiee.
fy. and were there detected, a. vol "a M
Nbw York, ~ counfurfiu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23
" Her sunny locks

Hang on her temples like golden fleece"
Shakespeare.
To all who desire these sunny locks" we recommend
the use OF LYON's world renowned KATHAmoN.
It's wonderful effect in restoring preserving, and beau
tifying the Hair cleansing it from DandruG and all
other impurities together with its eghlfa -riume have
rendered it an IN spensable article Of the toilet Its
immense sale and unprecedented popularity have stamp
ed it tie choicest and beneficial preparation for the
HAIR made. Fold everywhere in large bottles for
90 cents.
HEATH, wYNkoOP, & CO., Proprietors,
50 Iiherfy-gt New YORK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

FROM KANzAs.-New York, Jan. PA
private letter from Lawrence, Kanzas Terri.
tory published in the Eeeniag Post, says =
''We are threatened with another invasion,
on the 4th of March, to arrest the officers of
the Government under the Constitution. and
it is reported that companies are drilling in
Missouri for that purpose. Several of our
citizens design to visit the East in few DAYS.
to lay our cause before the country, and among
them are Gen. Lane, ]. S. Emory, and others,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23
"Thus i vas thal Hlawalha

"Thus It was that Hiawatha
In his wisdom taught the people
Allthe mysteries of Painting,
All the Art of Picture Writing.n
But 1t was reserv' for Eaton,
III tie Bank Bloek, up two fights
10 the Bank Block, where by rights
All the myste, les of Boo. keeping,
All tho mysteries, Arilhmelical,
All the mysteries Chirograph, cal,
All the kindred branches tet ming
Business branches, Correspondence,
To teach bv the "No Glass System"
laughing Waters, all who seek-hiDi,
All the Ian Of "D4cotahs"
All tie laud Of 'Gtchee Ounce"
"Puggawangum," ''Megissog Eon,n
Pitchy W ter, Chibiabos O,echee,-
All can get the right instruction
At the Rank Block Institution
Kept by Eaton-Of the Land, of the
Ian of wabun."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

LARGE FfHE IN CAMBRIDGEPoRT.-A FIRE
broke out Monday morning, about quarter be-
fore nine o'clock, III the establishment known
as Davenport & Bridges's car mandatory, on
Main street, in Cambridgeport. The main
building, about one hundred and fifty feet by
orty, extending to the rear from the font
bliIding, was entirely destroyed. This portion
of the establishment was occupied principally
by Jas. 6. Blake, il manufacturing furniture
for his extensive ware-lo ms. at No. IL Corn
hill, in Boston. About fifty men were at
work in the building, some of whom narrowly
escaped with their lives. Mr.. EIiarers, tie
Superintendent of the factory, escaped from
second story window by the aid of rope
The loss sustained by Davenport & Bridges is
considerable, in cars and portions of cars,
which were in the basement of the building.
Their insurance upon stock, &c.. is $1,000
Mr.. Blake's loss is about $4,000, nearly COW
erei ny insurance in New York and Philadel-
phia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

DEFEAT or TIE HAYTfENs.-- Advices from
PORT au Prince OF Jan. |, confirm the defeat
OF the Haytiens by the Doininicans. Faustln
had escaped from tho field, aud a reward OF
10 900 doubloons was offered for his head. -
there IS an intense feeling against him. and
il caught, he will be shot by his own people
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

VIRGINIA AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION
Richmond, January 22.-Tbe American State
Council OF Virginia adjourned on Saturday.
Mr. Butts offered resolution for striking
out the l2Ih section Of the Philadelphia plat.
FORM, which wesrejectod, and the onths Plat.
form approved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

Enormous FREIeHT.-The steamer Com
monwealth arrived in New York Saturday
morning, with enc hundred and forty (l4O)
car loads Of Express freight from the East
This is the largest freight ever landed on any
wharf in one day by any steamboat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

The following graphic, and Interesting mo-
t'ce Oh DR.. Kane; tie celebrated Arctic Elk
plorer, is taken from proof sheets of the Feb
ruary number of Grahams Magazine, with
which we have been favored, in advance of
its publication
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

coughs and COids.-At this season IF the vear,
%hrn Cou h and Col suprevaeIt rei4bl ri ely
m sut ga es is IMP rtant to ali the 81 cted. OF Uot.r
stone medicine, ,h be found advertised In cpr
paper, the M0httf al Pilot saws,
me asst 'n5 hing emand for W. stones Cough Med.
tEr"'t AMI IN fu prove that We wer jntifd in re-
common ing 1t to our readers on its Introduction to lie
,uphei am can safely assert that no rem DIV has ever
-Latceh Neics. f''- VI ''Ni'
BCsd co. Sole Aaents for woreeser County.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

FIToHBuRG RAILRoAD.-The total receipts
on this road. for the year ending November
Soth, 1856, were $6Sl,l68. The running
expenditures exclusive of interest) were
$457 1922. Net earnings, $224O7l. This is
equal to 1888 per share on $1,000 shares, or
1886 per cent on the cost ($3,765, o9S) of
the road.
The floating debt is rated to be 100000,
which the directors are of opinion can be dis
charged in the course of the present year
They recommend that no cash dividend be
pad until the floating debt is extinguished.
The business of the last year exhibits
decrease of S22,997 as compared with the
previous year.
1t is suited in the Annual report that the
system Of low fares was effectualv tried on
the Fhchhnrg road, from July lS4S to Dec.
ember. lS49. end the loss by this eighteen
months experiment was $57 1000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

a., ". hnEPss' Dentiss. sim octupes thos, pltas
an iousi 100 a'aln corner of Walnut So Ct Thstkfs
~, loer Fa'rons Tor their assisai &C. he will eudeayos
~ '' 'oeI oonhdrhce which he nattcrs hims H. ia
~ith th 80 Eah t't Of all others, who may favor him
~ A,t''ela Iesth which have given such cenern,
ss'au'on are inse ted In al the varous styles NJ ~
on the best materials. iva8 - 'i"'y w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

No.. i. to- NO 2bl MAIN STREET,
nave large stock Of Boots, Shoes, and Ran
DTS, az wholesaler also, At retail full assirml M .,
soasonhbe goods adapted 10 the CITY and c,n,s w "
al Of VI lob wild be sodai low prices. ''aue'
nj 40 '''''N' n FLEETWOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

s.SuneFama Fesnntcs viii find timely relief ana a
uleun II need, one well suited to their e. se ia ~
use 81 pr Cough's Columbian Pills. The sense Of s,nt
ols az tne PIT OF stomach, transient pains and arb
t ss9asoes proten rest, III tonguede,ond, nov
Stti su'5' "a EreahlIgs trc, olyHness rrittl jlv
ntlu siaT.ns--tnese ana nucl NOR n, So piss III
cure so9 ~ merely 25cenls hOx See udyertis n,t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

manufacturer Of and Wholesale Dealer In
N''Di h cs, Nlsshs' a. ohlLpREN's BOOTS sHoEs
- Doth eewtd and pegged, by the case or dozen N.''
0o"e' q uhon Market sreets,a few s'eps East o. Tho
40 N@chauge Hotel, Worcester Mass. " '-N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

TO Nervous SnHcrrrs,--A retired clergyman
restored 70 health in few days. after many years Of grea
nervous suffering, Is anxious to make known HE means
OF cure W,l send-free-he prescription useJ Difen
Ign, my. n2s de,d&w,an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23
TRIRTY.FouRrH CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, Jan. 81.
SENATE.-Iu The Senate, today, several pc.
titions from retired naval officers were re-
ceived.
MIR. Bell defende the general action of the
Naval Board, but thought there were un.
doubiedly cases like Lieut.. Maury's, where
injustice had been done.
Several gentlemen discussed the question of
rectifying any mistakes the Navy Board may
have committed.
The Senate then adjourned to Thursday.
HoUsR.-Mr. Faulkner Vffe ell a resolution
that if 10 Speaker be elected by Monday next,
the members resign, and an adjouinm ent en-
sue antil the second Monday in May.
The resolution was laid on the table by &c
majority.
Mr.. Sneed then submitted resolution that
the supporters OF Mr.. Banks select one can
dldate from the supporters of Mr.. Richard
son, and one from those of Mr.. Fuller; that
those voting for Mr.. Richardson select o, e Of
Mr.. Banks friends, and one of Mr.. Fuller's
and that the voters for MIR. Fuller choose one
from among the friends of Mr.. Richardson,
and one from those of Mr.. Banks-the mem
bers so chosen TO be considered the only can.
didates in nomination., and that the lowest on
each trial be dropped, until an election be eff
iected.
Inc RESOLUTION was lalu on the table.
The House then voted for the / 10 time for
Speaker, as follows:-.
NECESSARY " choice'' .'s..'...s............Q9
BANS. ..''s............-.....'.'
hienarus n...s. ............ ............66
ruler ..'...'.'.'.''..'..........
Oempo l........... .......................
fenhinRi on. ................... ..........
Porter, II ~ n, ard Shorter,
Mr.. Rust offered resolution, declaring as
the sense of the House, that Messrs. Banks.
Richardson, Fuller. and Pennington, by with
drawing their names as candidates, would re-
move obstacles TO an organization.
Mr.. Fuller said he desired to remove an OBJ
atoce by Withdrawing [Cres oil "no no."
Mr.. Pennington remarked that this was the
first intimation he had received tina, he stood
in the way Of an organization, hut he did not
desire longer to occupy the position.
Mr.. Rust withdrew the resolution
Mr.. Whiting submitted a re-olntion for the
election Of Speaker, leaving blank therein
to be led with the name of a person whom
majority might elect. Tabled by lac
against A.
Mr.. Carlisle offered resolution declaring
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, Speaker of the House.
Rejected, by lSl against Al. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

kiecIro- Chemical Baths.-The prapriet0rs
Of the Worcester Water Cure uld announce 10 he pub
he hetthey now have all the facilities for administering
these baths
Worcester. Jan. %, 1856. dtf
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Mrs. M. VA. C,er.Td. So.

I1Fss M Va. Gera Ids, FeuSa Ie Physfefa,,
e. having given special attention 10 The theory OF
midwifery, and united with the stuiy about sis year. f
Practice three OF which has been in tis ey and wi,I
me loss Of SINGLE mother cbia woul with de-
OF confidence still oher and end her services tbe
exclusively to qualified f males e'Ns
N, b Uterine and other Female Complaints will slso
supporter ~ ~ P'll'ne
= Residence SO Summer street. between Central and FIX
0-i"'eN 9e'' MO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

GEORGE SWAN

N. q .VHH IT 2 tUUWN ELLOR At INV.
my30 aw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

New and Valuable DiscOVerv.-DR
IA VS. AROMATIC INV VIBRATING SPIRIT This
aeious beverage is SUPER to all fnvgoatng Cordi IS
schnatp, Nerynts, &C., in use for the cure If
nervousness, Heartburn Drowsness, Kidney ComIlpets
lleii4nohoy, Deirum Iremens Il ttmprafce &C is it
supefy, 49, nv Ae''e VI
PsIsrns Who have become hahtua ed to the exc ssiye
use o. Il pace, Opium and Spirit Liquors VIII find
speedy and permanent relief fl m he ,jfsr =, , :, %
destroying agents, by takinga ttle ,r two III this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BkVFRAGE
"fsk ana sickly iamies will find DR. II ms Irvirnr-
ing Sirt quick and sure cure or ali I'M e oiaicI
YES, reg neraur as ve las REL her err ol tie
hun+h cyst m Each complaint hiss the Atoniat Is4
pers accompanying each bottle, aid full decons Tor use
are also infinitely piv,n.
fflct 81 yer nottle PREPARED by DR.. DARIUS HAM
frihcipal oihc' No Liberty street, NeR Ytk here
Wholesale orders Should be addressed For sale bv D,u
giSts throughout the Unite, States
NID sCOfF. ~ anu "a
dec29 daw1v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY ANr COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. Ftuags Baitding,
lyl wpHoEsrER MASS. d&venoa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

W orccEIer uydropnthic IusiltutioH
on arch and Fountain Ts., Worcester, Mass. Tue
propreiors Of tins Institution aim TO make It a corn.
forable home for nyada at all seasons. The location Il
elevated and healthy yet easy Of access from all parts Of
che city.
The medical department Is conducted by DR. s. RoeERs
and has never been limited to the exclusive use OF wat :,
N use cass which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &c, address
n. y. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attendedto. Onice hours 2to 4PM'
nu27 dSwf
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AZ. a: frcnairs. Designer and Eugraver upon Wood
s si stone. over the Qunsgamond BANK Etrancs IA
mNh street. House on Crescent Street All nr,,, 81
meet with prompt attention Particular els w
Draiuog Machinery. derso pa 49,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

MUSC.-A young Lady, qualified to teach will
give instruction on the Piano Tells $40 pr quarter
The best Of reference gwen. Apply at this Office.
Worcester, Jan. %. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-23

~. ! ioush's C'Ianbiah PIIgs-A sure
cu'e Tor PAIN IL tie side. hea0acle sck leada 10 %
tyeness, iiies ess and ali billions ,sr & - y.
dhese rms eni wihess cost q mtn,y and los n ti
thah any me- dim ,ver ditovned; and there ts no ,
sea- or grlplng, attending tleir e. E,e,y fsroi,y n
worcester sbopd have dozen boxes IN he h, ns i -
as iaulv medicine, for ttse PiGs if used fsi,bngy
Ti break up any fever ii used early a d a e ,b b.t
g. K. SPUR, J. Green AID IN ers az 's,t'1
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" n ~ n A l. 4 W.
NO worcester Bank Block. Foster Stree
iy14l WORCESTER. MAea. Id6v,,s