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Especial Dispatch TO the N, y, Daily Times
COnicctures About Misunderstanding.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 10.

WASHINGTON, tuesday, FEB. lO.
Cabinet making is beginning to be an
earnest business. | learn from reliable
authority that the contest for Secretary
of Stale is narrowed to Howell Cobb and
Robert j. Walker Cobb is backed by
Senators Slidell, Bright, Cass, Bayard,
and one or two others, with respectable
delegation of Southern Representatives;
while Walker is urged by 25 Senators,
including Douglas, Rusk, Weller Hun.
ter. and Mason, and also by majority Of
the Northwestern Democrats m-the House,
and the entire delegation from Mississippi
and some other Southern States,
Cass is confident that Cobb will get it,
and SIideFs deservedly great influence
with Mr. Buchanan would seem to make
this probable. Nevertheless, | should
Judge that the chances are in favor Of
Walker, who would doubtless be the most
competent successor 10 Mr.. Marcy yet
named in connection with the new ad.
ministration.
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Mr. Peabody.
BALTIMORE, Feb, 1G.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1G.
Mr.. Peabody has donated 100000
for the establishment of an institution in
this city, to embrace free library, must
cal academy, and picture gallery. The
donation to be increased hereafter to halfa
million dollars.
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New Work Items.
NEW YoRK, Feb. Is.

Coroner Conney had a private exami-
animation of EckIe. Mrs. Cunningham,
and >nodgrass, this morning They all
protested their innocence, the latter adding
that if any one knows anything of the
murder ii is Miss Augusta Cunningham
or her mother The case was presented
to the Grand jury to-day.
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FIRE. Our citizens were stirred out
on Saturday night last, by the cry of fire
which was found to be- in II board Kiln at
the Planeing Machine. Little or no dam
age was done.
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Destroyed by Fire.
HARTFORD, Feb. Ia.

The PIainviIle Knitting Factory was
destroyed yesterday afternoon. with all
the machinery. Loss estimated at $780,
OOO Insured for $4,000, in this city
and in the Providence Company, joint
stock.
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ET The Cincinnati Commercial Of
Tuesday gives the result of the special
election to fill the vacancy occasioned ny
the expulsion of SLOUGH, from the Legis
lature The Commercial has the official
vote of The city, and reported majorities
from the balance of the county, if correct
elects HOSEA, by / | majority.
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ETWe were mistaken in stating that
Richard Burns had been made Road Mas,
ter on the S. & H.V. II. Road. A Mr.
Gregory, VIC have understood, from good
authority. has been appointed to fIl that
station. in place of Mr.. Boyer, who has
gone to the Pioneer Furnace, in the Ca
pacily Of Manager.
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Eg-Joint resolutions are pending in the
Michigan Legislature, opposing the intro
duclion of Slavery by Congress into the
Territory now free, and calling for the re.
peal or modification of the Fugitive Slave
Law An amendment was proposed in
the House by one of Gen. Cass friends,
declaring the Fugitive Slave Law . "Fi.
nality" which fought to be acquiessed
in" The House refused TO entertain 1t.
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Nicaragua.

A passenger by the Cahawba, which arrived
on wednesday, brings intelligence of the state
of affairs in Nicaragua down to the 2lst ult.
Walker was still at Rivas. 1t was ruhopd that
combined movement was TO be made by Walker
and Col. Lockridge to regain possession Of the
steamers and recover their power on the river.
Mr.. Scott, the former agent Of the Nicar aqua
Transit Company, had steamer at the mouth
of the San Juan, With 300 men on board, all
ready to proceed up the river and attempt to
take possession, Walker has received recruits,
aud his position Is much better than was sup-
posed. Should he hold bis own for a month
longer, his army it is Thought. win be larger
than it has! ever yet beea. There was strong
existing betweea the allied forces,l
and every probability Of the Costa Ricans going
over to Walker. This intelligence is indirect
and we do not deem 1t woHlS q the least conf
fdence. III :.
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THE BAND.--Our citizens have very
literally subscribed towards employing a
competent Leader, for perfecling the
young men who compose the Jackson
Brass Band. in music This is we'll,
there is nothing that enlivens the soul as
does the discourse Of good music.
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How A FORTUNE WAS MADE by LAzI-
NEss-Laziness has ever been set down
ss a vice particularly uafavonble to thrift
and the acquisition of wealth Like all
general rules, however, it has its excep-
lions, one of which we recently heard Of
in which lazincss positively made the for
tune of man,
A few years ago our hero, who was
about The LATEST man in the country be-
came possessed of some property in Chica-
go TOO indolent to take care of il, be
gave directions to have il sold, aud did ac-
'luaBy dispose of it several times, but was
too lazy to make out the deeds. Meantime
the property increased enormously in val.
ue, and delay, caused by the mans laz.
ness ,.placed him, at the end Of few years
in possession of an estate worth some
$sO0, 900, for which at first he would
gladly have accepted $4,000. The
statement, il not credited here, will readi-
ly be acknowledged in Chicago, where
both the hero and the facts are well
known. Gin Eng.
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rV- We learn that NJ. Sternberper, bas

E1- We learn that NJ, Sternberger, has
purchased an interest in the Latrobe Fur.
mace, amounting to one tenth.
The Latrobe, is one of the best furnaces
in the county aud under the management
of the present firm, is doing prosperous
business.
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INDIA RUBBER The wonders of linda
r,.bber are no4lkelE+s,be sopn exhausted.
Lately what are HSard India
G" Ga"JS 20 nauutactdTed rf5,ns a com.
~oou9, Oos,,in. m%svented by Mr.. Chafesl which
roS,IsIs poS,tT in mixing coal ira wi!bfhe fnh
Ger. From this results substance7e'
sembng solid stone, as black ''s coal out
of which articles are made, solid, C!!astlco'
and elegant, needing no finish, b&t exli'
biting as beautiful Il polish as metal is SIS
ceplblo of, Canes cabinet ware, specta-
Gle bows, opera glasses, castors, sand
stands, inkstnds, brushes for the hair,
pencil cases, cigar cases, and in fact al
most every thing can be made of it. One
very important one. however. should not
be omitted; the new telegraph wire is
made of it, II needs no poles, no cover.
ing, The wire is laid in trench few
inches deep, enclosed in the rubber; no
dampncss can affect it, no storm throw it
down, no insect seyer, or rust corrode
The Government has ordered naval but,
tons to be supplied of this material. Gutta
precha may be employed in the same way
with equal advantage; and why not, then,
some light agricultural impiments!-
There is progress in material things at
any rate Ne~ark (N. J.) Advertiser.
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ETWe call especial attention to the
Advertisement of Miss Marryatps new
Novel-Henry Lyle; or life and existence.
1t is spoken of by the Press as a very ex-
cellent Book. Send and get a copy.
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"a, lve, but hope II does

Tie Publisher, Henry Howe, has sent
rs "Trayols Of the most Celebrated Tmv-
elsrs in all parts'of the World" 1t a
very Interesting Book, handsomely illus
trated, and of decided merit; bu! not
Savso than all the Publications t.suSd
10y bim. Agents: will dnd il to tbeirad'
vantage 10 engage in The sale of hiARooks
Eee Advertisement.
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OF The N. Y Times says that a young
lady named Mary Davis, who is eighteen
years of age and belongsSIthat city, has
been arrested in BostoSal Urged with :he
seduction of sen Henry Clark
of Albany, aged siftte 1years. The
young lady induced 'lh boys coPe II"
her, aa4tkoy passed brother and sister.
sher. eaed him with the most loving
kindness and footed all the bills at the
hotel where they were stopping, The
poor young gentleman is quite diSconso-
late at The arrest of his sweetheart; tears
his hair. and swears that he will drown
himself in the cistern if she is punished
Poor little Lothafio.
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HTWe have received small package
OF the Barley without boards, spoken of
in our paper short time since. A few
grains will be given to such Of our Far
mer friends, as wish to try the experiment
Of raising it,
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REMFDy FOR ConNs AND FROSTED FEE

REMFDY FOR COINS AND FROSTED FEET
"A. gentleman who has tested the eilica-
cy Of The following simple remedy, re-
quests us to give It publicity. Soak the
leet thoroughly in warm water having a
piece ofalum Of the size Of Il hickory nut.
dissolved in it, Ibis loosens the corns so
that they can be easily torn out. Then
annont with some stimulating Inament.
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The Burdell Murder.
New York, Feb. 16.

NEW YORK, Feb I6.
The Coroner's inquest rendered a
verdict at | O'Clock on Saturday night,
against Eckel and Mrs Cunning gham as
the principals, and Snodgrass as an ac
cessory and the two Misses Cunninghams
as having guilty knowledge and conceal
n! the same.
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AR-John Nelson has on hands and for
sale, a large lot of Bacon and Barreled
Beef See Advertisement in another col
umn,
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If you want a beautiful Portrait Of
Washington, send to NJ. II. RulisQu, Q QaeSS
City Publishing House, l4I Main St.,
Cincinnati Ohio. 1~-~
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G~TSeveral communications have been
laid over for want of Room.
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RWe have fine Spring weather now.
Too good to last. Look out for March,
and be PREPARED.
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D1;eo. A. CrOfut, general Advertisement
Agsnt, next door to the Post Office, Philadelphia
Ss car agent for procuring Advertisements and
Subscription for that city, and has full power to
vollect the amounts due this Office for the same
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WHEELING,

The rlvet isabOut stationary MI
feet scant in The channel. Tr
is warm and cloudy with iaddI
rain. Tnfs
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The Ohio RiverE
P1rrsBuReH.EI

River sever feet and fallinaslowlS
The weather is damp and clqdy, 4
indications pfrain.
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JACKSON mARKN@,
JACKSON. Feb. n
mAsoNIC REG1sr

Trowel Lodge No. 1872, holds its & h,kTlC
nications at the Masonic Hall on BE way
Friday evening or or next preceding 'fhe f1
of each month JAMES HfC. MILLER, Sec y
TrOwel Chapter U. D., meets at the MasoniI
on the first Thursday evening of every meAtt
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Dr, Knnc DYinr.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l7th.--A private
despatch dated Havana, February 18th,
states that DR.. Kane was then dying, and
that he could not survive day.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday 18th inst, 1857, by the Rev. c.
Warren, Mr.. HEsEKrAH FRAzEE, of HamdeEg vi
ton county, and Miss TREssE SILvEsTER, Of Jhcks'
Ohio. :
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70 man found teaching black.

I'D There shhl be no aSscmblagcs Of negroes
after sun dowr. Tor the purpose Of attending
'9Sseechng AID no colored man shall be allowed
to preach 9eOloredpeeple, and no white man
after night ,gg
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EE-H. 3. SonELL, ate ol the firm Of Skillin,
gassJhsr, Owen 4 Schel United States Foreign
Newspaper A dvertising Agent Mofats Building,
e36 BrosdUay, New York.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1857,

EE~F W. HURT Co., Cincinnati Ohio No. l,
BacOns Building n. w, cor Walnut Sixth Sts
our sole Asents to procure subscriptions and I'D
vegtisements, 10 that city.
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Police Resm.aIbns In Alabama
Tenching NJ LrOes PrOhibited.

Wefad the folio ing in the American Iude.
pendent, of Hun 5lie, Alabdmik
Our board 4 dssxfasfnen. in res
pouso tS N bur citizens for addi.
itiona pa bns, have passed law
ist' be no schools for negroes
free o tSei'her white persons or
-
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Posr, oTnca LirERATURE, lin view of the
fearful work the gulloliue Is making, We sup
posesays the Chicago Journal, the, Postmaster
al Huntly's Grove puts himselfright upon the
record by writingns the following nole, We
shall hope that our correspondent may be re-
tanned Mr. Whales isawpG.fRe .
Hampshire Jsn l9tA 1857
Mr.. WillsonA& Co
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SAeKsoNv q. II. CHIC,
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them Papers the time was UP on The frstpf Jen-
ury aud Don't in tend TO haf them Sent in.my
name SO if yO Sent them yo Sent them GU your
Risk But thar ~ sstA man that wants the Pa
per bue cant VINCENT for il for your POlitlx
Don't Suit me sIz1 = Please keep
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The consumers of sugar paid SEQ;
900 duties on sugar last ycsr-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-26

NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOV-
~ EhY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE. TRIES
EMAR-None are genuine unless the engraVDgs of the
seas OF the Ecole de Pharmace de Paris and the Imperial
College Of Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case.
Sold by Dr. H. A. BARRoW-Member of the Imperial
College Of Vienna and Royal College Surgeons London
who may be personally consulted at his residence No 167
Pri1ce street, ew blocks west of BrOadway New York,
from IL O'Clock in the morning, till q and from O'Clock
I'LL 10 the evening, Sundays exceped)
ThlEsEMAR No, lis the remedy of general and local
ueby loss OF Yrle power, premature decay, aud all the
distressing conseqences arising from early abuse, &c all
physical impedments vanish like magic before its nfiu
ence thus rendering its invaluable to those entering
The marriage state.
TRIESEMAR No. 2-Entirely eradicates all traces of
those disorders which copava and oubebs have long
been thought antedote for 10 the ruin Of the health of
hyast portion OF the population
TRlEsEMAR No 3-Is the great European remedy for
That class OF disorders which, unfortunately the English
physician treats with mercury to the inevitable distruc
on of the patients constitution, and which all the Sarsa
palilla in the world cannot remove.
TRIEsEMAR Nos /, 2 and g. are prepared in the form
OF lozenge, devoid Of taste SMELL and can be carried
In the waistcoat pocket Sold in tin cases and diDded
IN separate doses, ddinlstered by Vapeau, Lalle
man. Roux Rcord &C., &C. Price s. each, fsurcases
N one for &c. which saves $751; and in $2 cases. whereby
here is a saving of So.
Special arrangements having been made with the var
GUS xpresses the nine dollar Of the Tresemar and
The larger be forwarded by Dr. Barrow carriage
paid, Immediately receiving remittance TO any part
OF the world securely packed and addressed according
TO the instruction. Of the writer thus securing to the pub
lie genuine European preparations, and eGeotuay pro-
lectng them from spurious and pernicious limitations.
The three dollar sent usual but not free Of
rage
I-No 1861 Prince street, few doors west Of Broadway,
New York. dly j22
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GREAT NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
~ -. t.
The Latest Arrival From Europe.
S u ID ID r N ID . w N FALL
IN PRICES.
AND best Bargains evor B Jana d. N

w A X N A N 6 HAM s.
CHEAP EMBROIDERY STORE,
No. lie Main Street.
Opposite Waldo Block where they have just received
rom the last importations magnificent assortment Of
nc newest and choicest Embroderies Laces, Trimmings
and Fancy Goods which have been purchased at an i'm
mence discount and sacrifice, and must be sold,
Our Goods consist Of an extraordinary aud elegant
lot Of the nes French Colare Sleeves and Bands Also
real Thread Maltese dimpu,ssp'i Valencia Laces, in
white and black, and large lot of Dress Trimmings,
which we are going to sell at cost. Parasols and Man
tlas, Of the latest styles, very cheap. Best Paris
Kid Gloves, good assortment. Hosiery, and Lilsle
Thread Gloves, and thousand other articles, too
Gus TO mention. WAXMAN HANS,
my1s dtf liz Main stree t, opposite waldo Block
a. A N I LIE I Low ELS.
M
New styles ladies Gauntlet Gloves In Spring colors,
be found In great variety at No. Mechanics Han Build
ing. GEO. P. BRYANT q 60.
my1 dGWigtf
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CHAs. WHITNEY.
New York. Oct. Q. Is

NOV lUIh1 UCJ. 2, Io00.
PROF. o. ]. W00D-Dear Sir: After reading the
advertisement in one Of the New York journals of YOUR
celebrated Hair Restorative procured half pint bot
se and was 50 much pleased with it that continued to
belt preparation before the public 1t at once removed
oil the dandrud and unpleasant itching from the scalp
and has restored my hair naturally and have no doubt
permanently so.
You have permission to refer to me- all who entertain
tny doubt of its reforming all that is claimed for it.
MISS FEEKS, 26b Greenwich Ay
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Twelve locomotive Boilers.

Of the following description:
Fire box, outside, feet long, feet nches wide. In
side, feet inches long, feet inches wide fsef
inches hghj water space inches. Waist As inches Al
Upper half Of waist with roof sheet Inside Are
box Of Bowling plate all the rest Of the boiler M hess
Pennsyvania IRON Fire box outside and inside ga thci
waist II Thick fue sheets 7-16 thick Pine sleaess
drilled for l62 tubes, inches in diameter IL eet inch
es long Deme "a inches diameter, "a inches hiph with
wrought iron hoops a top and strengthening pecs "a
inches thick at the bottom angle; centre Of dome fet
back OF mont fue short Smoke box round 48 nohes ~
diameter, 20 inches long, with hoops IL inches ~ Z a.
'front.' end cast iron safety valve seat inches
inside II inches diameter the ange Is rivsted on
roof sheet the centre being 70 inches from baot ana ~
boiler The crown sheet feet inches square AMI
stayed with ak solid stays inches by fore ana an
resting on the edges OF the ue sheet and Door h "a
stay bolts in crown, rs inches in diameter; concs nm.
DER the head wherethey go through crown sheet screw
stay bolts, 1916 inches In diameter nchsa part 80
ire 70 centre, well headed. Six Of the boilers have 4 re-
cess Of inches in The front end OF FIRE box f9r draght
Intended for fiat ash pan. @sA''b
The stock Is q Good quality, and they are thorouvh,
made They win be sold cheap they arc o. modiaed
70 suit the pVxohaser. fllT = " -'r'-'-f'''eA
myA dsw J. O. HoADLEY. Aren't
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have used Professor 0. j. Woods Hair Restorative
and have admired its wonderful effects It restored my
har where it had fallen Off it ceaus the head and rem.
deTs the halr soft and smOoth-much more so than oil
Louisville, Nov. l, 1865. MARY A. ATKINSON, e
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Watertown Mass, May l. 1856.
PROF. O. J. WOOD ALLOW me to attest the virtues
and magic powers of your Hair Restorative Three
months since, being exceedingly gray, purchased and
toon commenced TO use two botles and soon began to
TELL in restoring the silver locks their native color and
The hair which before dry and harsh and falling Of
now become soft and glossy, and it ceased falling the
dandru disappeared, and the scalp lost all the disagree
able itching, annoying BEFORE and now not only look
but feel young again.
Respectfully yours, etc. CHAs. WHITNEY.
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From Az Wnsltn ctnn Stnrl

= :
Among the many preparations in for the re
storing, preserving and Identifying the hair there are
none that we can recommend with more confidence than
Frof Woods hair Restorative, now in general use
throughout the States This preparation possesses the
most inyigoratng qu4es and fails OF producing
the most happy results when applied according to rec
tons. We refer orr readers to the advertisement for
lew OF the Bnnmerable certificates which have bean sent
by parties, who have been benefited by it, and who feel
happy in giving testimony to its wonderful effects proJuc
Oh on then.
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway, Nov
Fork, and ia Market street g. Louis NJ
REDDLNG 4 CO.. Boston, Retail Agent.
GEO Il. SPUR, A. ent for Worcester.
apo d&W3nis
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~ ~
ONE MILLION SHINGLES

ONE MILLION SHINGLES
have In vessels, bound for Boston, one Mnlio sh,,
Aieslone OF which hal arrived OF all kinds ANA ;el
$40 am prepared % send them direct from Boston q ans
place Or point sing on Railroads leading from Wr.,y
- Lower prees tnan can DO furnished 10 any other S
VEoerS ny mail or otherwise, win be promptly asssodi
10 THOMAS EARLE, n. y - '-'.''ss
. (formerly 7. n o. X. harley
ap24 d&wh WershIngton Square Lunber v.va
EVOLVING CLOTHEy NE 4 70
Iurned Posts, Hftchfnw Pests f,S~sE. = =
KOsLs, No. put up in any part OF the citv An e
nOoD II Central street. or at the new arist l ~ ~
apo dam -. AohDhN.
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A L L II A LII!
Something for the Million
PROF. WOOD
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
Young to this wonderful preparation, which turns back
10 its original color gray haircovers the head of the
bald with uxuriant growth-TemoVes the dandruf
Itching, and all cutaneous eruptonscauses continual
flow Of the natural uidsi and hence, if used as regu.
lar dressing for the hair will preserve its color and keep
It from falling to extreme old age in all IFS natural
beauty. We call then, upon the bald the gray or is
eased in scalp to it; and surely the young will not
as they value the flowing locks the wtchiug curl
be without it. It's praise is upon the tongue of thou
sands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-26

WINOR SALE--An Engine Lathe, nearly new --
II Inquire OF Il. w. NICHOLS, ut T. Smith h Co.'s
chop Cypress street. a the subscriber, at Wias
Bhoe Tool shop, Cypress street u. AMES.
Worcester, March 80, 1867. dtf mch30
WBLANTS,-Oabbage, Tomato, Caulaower Let
n tuce, aelery Plants, aud Asparag Roots, in any
quantity, can be had Of sT0WELL 4 BROWN, Civ
Han Market, or Of JOSEPH LOWELL, Jr., No. / SAMMY
de apo