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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

o. FOR SALE--About Forty Acres Of excel
i:i lent Land, within three miles Of the City Hall
LEY About half Of tits Sprout and Wood Land the
rest is suitable for cultivation. good House and Barn
with cellars under both, situated on the same As
the is about to West he will dispose OF the
at bagain For further particulars inquire Of the
subscriber. af. A. WEBSTER,
f25 DIM Millbury Avenue
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

- FOR SALE That beautiful new Two Story
.i Dwelling on Grown, Of Congress street, con
I'LL tanning ten rooms, well arranged with Bathing
Rooms, Furnsce Cas- Hard and Soft Water and all 9th.
er convenences; the lot choice Fruit and Shrabery
and terms very easy. Inquire Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

ff55SsA COTTAGE AND LOT FOR A LIE,
Now occupied by the subscriber at 10 Southbridge
&A. street The house il well and conveniently built,
with never falling water. The lot contains about COO
fe Of land, in good state of cultivation, and is well
stock ed with valuable fruit trees. The above osrs re
chance to purchasers it is pleasantly and centrally 10
Gated, and will be disposed of ezcsedingly liberal
terms. Inqurs Of SAMUEL D. BARKER
Worcester March so, 1857. dtApl5* mch31
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10
GloIbl1,g,
SPRING CLOTHING,

Would respectfully invite the attention Of their friends
and the public to their very extenais e stock of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

600 2WST 6S az Sa Io s s2 e Me-
rose, the Missouri river, in Harrison County, Iowa.
Also 1000 lots in the city Of Hudson opposite in Neblas
ka. Oh lot containing Two Thousand Five Hum
bred Feet Of Land 30 ops person will receive over
two lots 10 each city, On receipt Of 100 you win receive
a Bond Tor good Warrantee Decd without further ex
peuse. Maps can be at my Office t1HA
B. WYMAN, Ag't, Worcester Mass.
Office No. Flagg's Block, in Il. E. AbbotRs Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

Nos. & Crown Street,
corner OF Crown and Congress Ss one Of the fines To-
GATORS in This city and is within minutes walk Of the
City Hal The House is in good repar and contains 6
rooms Ths lot con aims abous 1000 t. Of Land with a
well OF good water which is never dry. Also large
supply OF Fruit trees, Of the choicest vare les young
and in bearing consisting OF Cherry, Peach Pear and
ApTla For further Information, Inquire Of DASIEI SEA-
GRAVE, at Spy Office, or the premises app DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

(OARD WANTED-By two gentlemen, IN a
- private family. Address $ BoarieIs's through p
y. dat ,t " apo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

d. COTTAGE FOR SALE-Gpe of the
;;; most desirable In the city, it is situated near
A the Common, and has about 5000 feet Of land we'll
stocked with choice fruit tree attached Price $4,000
Innnlrn q this nfnne. f0a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10
AWFUL SLAUGHTER
ID ER y G % o p 81!
DISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE /!


We would respectfully inform the ladies of Worcester
and vicinity that we have purchased the entire stock Of
VIM Locke 81 Co., No Lincoln House Block, Main st.
Worcester at an immense discount from first cost and
have added to it about $50, 600 worth of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

ETSOR SALE--A 'nteel COTTAGE on Piedmont st.;
ST new Two Story House on Bluff street; new Two
story House Pleasant street TO RENT-Four Ten
ements on P asantstreet GEO. T. s CURTIS
i26 diff Union Block 1877 Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-10

GREAT XCITEM ENT!!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02
IhE LAW OF NEW WSPAPE5s.

lsubsrTbeTs who 10 not iyc express notice tile
trary, wishing sonthueher subscri
tihhs. -
OdIeai5 the PubllsheF cVatinue send em until all
FearagCs are paid. ola. 80
~ subscribers neglect refuse to take their perlodi-
sails from which they directed, they are held
Responsible till tley settled the bill and ordered them
disco continued.
tulsctbsrs remove other places WltoutinfoEm-
Tag Publishers, the papsra sent 90 the foFineT d.
PCetion, they are held TespOIsible.
Te Courts Ve decided refusing e take periods
eGIs ONCE, removing and leaving them unealed
OF, JltiDla Jlctd evidence of Intentional fraud
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I'( CORItESPONDENIS.

LETTERS eoncernnE subserptiOn, advertising other a.
Of the Intseer, Ahou4 be addressed to
tAe PrUpFieturIlf .f5f y fEE Il y
LtIes concerning the editorial department. Of the paPei
addressed 20 the Edit9Es jointly or to either one
Of tlieI.
Correspondents writing for publication, Will please write
only on side Of the paper.
An observance Of te rules VIII greatly obge us
prompt attention to correspondents hAn
L;y night otherwise receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02
CHURCHES or WHEELING

~, aU5 ut de r.n, Churches, and thrIr
,, nd l,cs Of meeting II there are any mistakes,
,,r,r,at. n. necessary correction with pleasure:
Monro. and Byron
~ s r. ,NxIss Hector; morning services 1oG
-, sv,riT,';
- ,a6ns E5i,o6alia Main street, between First aud
-..,I T.,,,r wheeling. Rev OK WAHxEH, Pastor;
uorD,ps service, i6Js O'Clock, evening, ".
Ei6f praJs RKv Il; Ii. MKEI Pastor, FourthSt,
s,n.r Monroe aid ouines runr
Sfeond EresSgfetiaa webstt street, Main and
,.t, r,n,r Wl,.ius: seryiees morning and evening
ZzLra E,el5stsrun Fth street. between Chestnut and
Tab.rt sts south wheeling, /. WooD Pastor, seTVi
tt. morning and evening.
FoHth IrssEyfsrtGH, A. PAUL. Pastor Mainssseet
and Aiapls ss services morning aud
evening.
oert Moars quincy; services
msrniny and evening
NORTH tssf AstAOdtst kev. a. a
Market and Ner,h stS' Noi'h
morning and evening. a.,
cidpIi''s HrSet 4staodtst blscop0s. hsy - :,
Centre wheeluri services morning and evening
south Eate'i"g ~. q. t"are4' AsH' @ a.
Pastor; services n'eFnins anu u
Btsetiag Island Chapel on Whesitns A'atp Ass' =
4 WHsnS, Pastor. s,,-,s,, Io..,a,
GtoAdH AeN0dast Ee.se9l'O'' " w.,
Ch"rI!He street. bs'Nssn VI sps'ei anu Antiu'
Ing .,.,,. n. p.,.. p,..oy
NJ Id"es t"Y's'.'9'' No'Ast ..y.-s
X. v. WurrAS TiI' street. corner o. Aanpasi'
OrninE and aneTnoon. ...
-is'oci"e Etf'r",sa, rev :. l.
ofAarket aud 'eLlersoa tt' r.I and
BaPtt'i' - -, cay s'rees' ot'"sss'
iSth streets; services noEhns ana evening ,rsIsa
Di'e. Market street. between Msp..sa .H"
ss.nIsr syaaIs N"F''4s' ''''F'' ''1'
EeaSge'icol Frotts'aat Rev. J. hElEiH' Pas'0r' cay
'tEeet, Aboys sixth, Fast Wheeling.
Zion Etdn9eitedt LH0serl"H, Key. =. AtAsAs M
PASTOR Market street. between webster and 4Ht'
wheeling; services morning and evsning.
.isrisb Syndgo0ne, Quincy street. between auu
Main.
German ProtSst0Et Union Rall, Main streets netWeeh
Monroe and Quincy; services los morning.
-,,s.g---,s, - ,,-,,,,,s,I,
ODD EICLLOWS' 1O441E4S1S,4A SAN4
VIr,tpTn, I.o,lae NO ;Ss-1Ieets every Thursday
ne Han corner Of Market and Monroe streets
'AAES w. aN' M9oaA.' =. ~. - .. = = =. :,
EFunklAn A1oaSe w. A'S'-tassss : = a. es aOVs SSts''
Monday evening. J.J. PhExeH, n, O.. W. r. Ne
K.irsy, Secretary.
wHl.'Ceil Ledge No. 33.-sIeet' asASoys eve
~ Wednesday evening wnL'sH HEtrrh' N. g.; Joe"
wheeling Lodge Ne. S9.-Meets every Monday
The and Quincy Streets
:, H,s... { I,I;i 7-5o5,,-, Secretary
l. NoSAsaS' ~ Vs. "" SO.', - - 80,
Friday evening. 4. 4. sHrr,l, \. g.; ". W. BaacGari
ASrHu'. Rnenmpmeut No. I.--Msss. At n,
Ha sn g q ' Ms p K
": FsIS Bs4asssrf s.rISs. 's' = :. :. $
VIA. Tell Ene"tnpnent No. 3I.-aise.s q, =
above tae ~seoae and Joart Tuesday evenings OF saeh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02

Panocs, Meodeons ssraphiass and Accnrdeons, tuued
and repaired and all other kinds of generally
with ncatncss and dispatch.
eAl goods warranted, at this biiLhneat a5ifF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02
No. 9. .Maahington Han,

l-IT
Il TAKE pleasure informing my frends and patrops Il
Wheeling alits Vicinity and the SeeFails
have just received eafRes nest and best detected
stock of Cloths, CaSineres feSHS, SpPiuS aud
summer wear, that have the cttiEeua
Wheeling aud yienityi al OF which prepared 10 make
to order In the latest and approved style and
manner at short notice. Allgoods TO be
resented iT0f f{fts .g'i5sit
IhnYe Also JUST received large stock OF
Ing Goods such Rs white, eolorsd anu naIssilass
and shirt Collars ISk, Cotton and Aerino Under ShtIs
sk, Cotton, Linen and James Draws SIR
ktrchefs, EuhpenderHs SE, Cotton and 1e half H9ses
black, white and colorr KID Gloves very bes n4Skt
plain Siasl aud fAcy StoeEsi Ties, C.Eat4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02
kslnEte ~ rts.il
Cloclka, &c. Ae. =
@. II. B.R ONV slJs,sl .ss

rs now cpslias one 81 tIei fs:.eeti hseling, Va
y q goods n bis line Tint it. been brought 10 t
low as any houseiiHtst OF the Atlantic cities. f.s n
Among Ms 9v5ds may h+ found Gold and Slrer
aetuFe:Fs Also, tht ystl u H. b. American P5tsht
Lever Coess In rtal xarlety, Including
day of tint ualy, suitable Banks, Railroad
Stations OneesanI Match Makers 90 5if1 "a Y8
Beantfal Jeaey, In Setts OF Coal MuSac.
Cameo, Got stons Lava and al Gold JtRclF Also;
ass9ttent OF Soit Setsr and plated ecap,
Rings Card CascE, Gold Peps, &c. &e. IN
this establishment Is Rrratt to be good Eerresen
e the money returned respectfully salbie.f ~
nh20 8ASin St. ohe door from MaIsi Tay yins's.4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02

SHEET MUSIC. 99i g&] Pc
nm constantly receiving ua keep onhapt large and
choi0e COLLECTION Of Sheet Also, Instruction Books
for every Kind of Instru.nenA nov ihllss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02

Splendid inducements to thosc 4cAo wish to-
attend a Commercial College. "a s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02
sIs@5 NUMBER 8
CITY RIl & SIN ESS. j :.

EGOLDE.N BEE HIVE STORE.
'siai F.4Iist 4fFIl5 WINTER I'R14bEs.s .t'9s
AZ 5Gsis ade Y ss.ss 3 ,s .ss e sa
ITy Soeds, Varies les s,s q Cseas
They have just reeeistd their 6eeuhd Fll Iufeadsi5
sent to the Pablo more thsu
&5O,OOO4NNO1l OF G6J0DS,odl
Being by the largest sec, and
The BEST Of choice soods ,5 haSe
To their former variety they huye addel large ste OF
oarpetiDs aud Rugs Of tie latest best Aakes
5H s aas SaflSS - i ssss y ss 5ss
stS s n s sseys @ ess s Il
the late heavy rise IN all khs cNIto, FSfTie,
fiss u asSs sas
e sss y Ss rs
s'Ts+ I. BY no s@laE house i, hs WssI 20
have TO itHisg
ss the Fshlif a. w one The Of
Ia ssi' s:GsS Pssy ss ssgn9 tas
1900 French MrriHees, :, cssSnseTzs, eBoiass 3f,t
Thibss Y and aladd6siss quality and color,
IN @ @s5E eSsnsFeS aR
~ rs dipSaSSs, Beba1ts, be,A.nsa and ua
iSsssssS 81 sSy sGa sis ia
h9Sss TSs 4 net atss pr l9,s9
PAbiiy sss is eSri Els5s tltif fEtJ
Tkss 'sss saaii1as taat Sss can stSs
GoSe c1Nk fPefR eHcealed hY NO eAf u
the United States No trouble to chow Bo0dsoods "
Carsi Hotels and boats f0t yI ilEF 4
20 Always OH hand, Prime Live geeae Feathers.
anoYSt - ,tsiif 5tts1 f73f5s fs f75ftttoFfgR
E&C0URAqE E5ASIERICANl.AIASu ASuPAOTUHAbE
HUTLER'S ROOK:AERPRRIh
.g5 9ti57t Writing Fluid. a9tis @etesl9
1SCR this superior Fluid Ink has 6aa befers the pattc
" now nearly two Ie6rs II has hee censtanN CALMING
mold Fluid. ssls5f'a
During the past twenty thousand And pint
together with smaller sizes 6se sold
20 b3nEers and merchants n CtncihnS louisville, pte
Bulclo Clsvelai.d Detroit Teel
Indianapolis. ESansv, FRANKFORT, Lexington,
Memphis S Louis Eickk JHekSoo, ERSh
and New Orleans has asH been adoped The EtAte
Pnrments Of Kentucky Tennessee and SIissIEspp ehas
taken three class Diplomas the Aechanlcs 1nStit1S
and and four Prize He
and Illinois, 5i =
The Following E,sEe bankers, 4e
totors using AEolda Eugllsh 1k have purcssed
ltria Book -Keepct's " fitnr Fluid: N fs'5 E 81 RtA
NorthEesseTn Iank Of Virginia; AsHchRntssk MsehsnkSs
Hank of Wheeling; BRuk OF beetlnB Crescent MRru6sct
ring Company County Clerk OF Ohio County, National
graph otieei baltimore aud Ohio RaElraad oce; MrL1Ts
llonSe Kelly Holloway Co.; nsAeH MoAfee 6osd6h,
Matthews Co.; \. sEeeey soai posns CoEGt; Oh
Boyd; Boyd &ots Oliver Pryor Jas. H. stout o6; Lb
din, Gilberson q Co.; Press is3 Ifts.,l
For sale " atuatiufactirera prices by ~ & ~.
oeSo .S2AtL q y IAAiBDlE, GInRRRs0S i6alI
SSsltchHAS geNFel lnEtl 3lTt.
IeSloGtId8 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02

CIR AN @ ER'S :. 8.
Commercial and Mathematical
4a IlNST'l72UT TIE.
Ga COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02

ITO THOSE MILO ENfRRi MY. INSTITUTE, on REMIT
y me $50. and thus stcure GUARANTEE sCIiOLAK-i
SlS any time before the 1st day OF September, can,
upon completing thorough of Double Entry Book
keeping aud It's Collateral Branches, secure lucrative
pl0yment in Commercial ai King Accountants
within ninety days after their grauaOi else they Will
be to the full amOGnt Of the paid for tut
Ah.. .anl :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02

Bile andlucrativc positions Cashefs
Railroad Office Clerks in different sections of thecountry,
being prefsrre business Graduates OF
other Mercantile oocGe Hence the above unparal
eled Inducements which nothing but great Superiority
OF my instruction and thoroa training of my students for
business life would warrant
The Principal Of this TRstftuioI HGa been practical
GccOttdnt for lo1taer period t11 any other Iedcler
IN the WesterR country
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
my9 "a f-.iIPHE. wv. d Ran G EFe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02

Andw p Woods; VIM Mccoy, Jas. II. Baker,
VIM W. shrlrsr, , Thon,as Sweeney, John Lat. lt
Jas c. Achtson.s l.. 8. DslHplRin John +. Hopkins,
iifl~ ~ ' ~ -, u! 8. DELAPLAIN. President.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02
:GCoURAqR Rz1SIERToANi5AI4EU
BUTLELs'a HOOK: :GkERPKR'a

GINCR this superior Fluid Ink 6saa betees the pat6
y now nearly Je6rs has been eenstGny gsinS 10
favor and Is preferred b. rusaY TO Ar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-02
MREELING va. WEDNEsDAY M0RNINq.
TR ORTATION

Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wneelr
49,. ing Railroad.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10

II That birds love. we have instructive
bslief. But in the following anecdo,e from
the National lntellissncsr, there is still bet
ter evidence:
a gentleman observed in thicket II
bushes near his dwelling collection of
brown thrushcs who for several days attr.c-
ted his attention by their loud cries and
strange mOyem,n,s. 1T last curiosity was
81 much excited, that he determined To see
ii he could ascertain the cause Of the excite
ment among them. Oneximlnins the bush
es, he found female thrush, whOse wing
was cIugh: in such way that she could
not escape. Near by was her nest, contain
ing several half grown birds. Tn rctirlnga
httle distance, n company OF thrushes APP
palred with worms and other insects in their
mouths, which they gave first to the mother
and then IA her young, she in the mean
while cheering them Ia their labor Of love
with u song OF gratitude. After watching
the interesting scene until curiosity was sat
isfed, the gentleman relieved the poor bird,
when she hjw to her nest with u grateful
song to her deliyerer, and her charitable
neighbors dispersed TO their usual abodes,
singing Us they went song Of praise"
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State of Maine.

YORK 80. Municipal Court Of the city OF Bid
deiori, On the 6nt Monday VI July A. ID. 1857.
WILLIAM BxiRY, Judge.
Thomas BoVahby, Jr, VI Liminyton, In said
county. plainuii, cusas
Dean Irish VI BriigiVn, % the county OF Cumber-
land, and Marian F. Irish, Of said Bnjgton, defis.
La plea of Oh. case for that the said defendants
nj said Bsidston To wit at sid BiddeiOrd On the
thirternth day Of September, A. ID 1855, by their
ptomlssofy note of thai dale by them subscribed,
tor value received, promised Que Tbeophilus Dy.
er, tn pay han onLer the 4 tbriy.eisht do-
lars in six months, then next, now past, with In
iere.,, and the said Theophilus afterwards on the
s,Ine day by his endorsement VI the same note III
writing under his hand ordered the contents there
Of To be paid TO the plaintiff according 10 the ieaor
Oi said note of which the said Nathan r. lfish
and Dean Irish thea aud there had notice, aud
thereby became liable aud Ia consideration there.
vi, then aud there Promised the plaintiff TO pay
h,m the couleut. OF th. same note according to
the tenor thereof
Writ dated Giih day Of June A. d. 1857.
The laid Dean lIsh not spp~srina, was de.
isulled, aud the said Nathan +. lnsn icing out VI
this State the court orIer that he be nu'ihea VI
The tendency VI said sui by publication III the
UalVu & Eastern Journal, a newspaper published
at BlddsfUnL, Maine, said publication 20 be three
weeks sueee.sive'y, the last Ia he at least ten
days b, fore the sitting VI this court on the hrst
Monday OF August next, that he may then and
ih-Ie appear and make such defence az he may
zee MT WILLIAM BERkf, Judge.
A true copy attest WILLIAM BERRY, Judge.
3s2S
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10
Crxx FOR THE BITE or SPIDER. We find

the following in the Baltimore American
"In YOUR paper, rs well a. several Others
during the past week. noticed an article
copied from the waltham (Mass.) Sentinel,
announcing the death Of u gentleman from
the bite Of spider. have real Of several
cases Of suf-ring and death within the last
year, from the same cause, and believing
that We have n safe and simple remedy al
ways within reach, am induced To make
IL known. Catnip, bruised and applied to
the wound, will ailay the inflammation, ana
remove all pain IN yery short time. A
friend Of mine was bitten by spider on his
LIP; he suffered exceedingly, and all the
remedies usually applied, failed. lie was
recommended 10 Get u certain herb In the
market and make poultice. lie was not
able % get the article named, but he thought
he must buy something, and seeing some
cltnip, he bought bunch. As he passed
on home, he put some in his mouth, and
after chewing il placed il on the sore. This
was all done mec ianieslly and without any
design OF thought Of receiving benefit, but
after getting home and speaking OF his pur-
chase, he suddenly perceived that all pain
lad left him, aud experienced no further in
convenience. Since learning this of him
have frequently recommended the same ap-
plicati N To those who were suffering irom
the bites Of spiders, and IN every instance
they have obtained reliSf. i believe it To %
a certain cure. and II IL were generally
known, il would DO the means OF saving
many u valuable lie
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10
Marriages.

-
Ia ,--, &I$h, by Jacob K Cole E:l {,
celia a, Orl., Of lsiord, Maine nh.
la SOm,r>woSh, Ssh ut Mr James T.. Parser
of Seth Resdiag. Mass to Mrs Hannah A.
Downing ct keunebunkpuu, Me. June 2o'h
Nc l. x HnHun, ct B'ddcIOrd, Me, I" MIS-
Nellie NJ NJ r>haIl, of Orriugton, Me. Jane ~,
Mr GeUrgr Kuox, at Berwick, To Miss Hannah
Code, or Wells, Me.
la Concurd, Jane 81, Me-. Thomas Snow, OF
SoncrswOrIh, To Miss Mary t. LibOey, OF hoeh'
e>tcr
l.. Dover, I7iL ali Mr Roscoe q M.'r'nn tn
Mis- LYDIA +. BOulier both oi West Buxton, Me
Abel II Kicker TO Miss Mary a. S,hI'hA,, pv'n
-, N,,Ih B,tvick Jnnr -, Nc Albeh Prbe,
Of YurG, Me TO Mis- Ssrsh Wilder, OF W.ts'
Me. 9jI Ut, Nc Brui ,mln SnnpsCn to Miss
Mary Ann wlnn, bath u, Yurs, Me
Al the FrieuIS meeinS IN Sandwich, " u,
i7,b nh. I,a T Jenkins, ut MaCbuy, To LYDIA
l. vamey, daughter oi Cyru, Vamry. OF Sand
wIch
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-10

CHURCn SrRUcE ny LIGHTNING - Hoors
MELTED sabbath before last, violent
thunder storm passed over New Jersey. At
Jau.esburg, near AmbOy, the Sabbath School
of the Presbyterian Church was holding its
meeting in the afternoon, when the huid
stru,k the building. Ii entered the roof,
making only a small hole, and descended by
the chandelier to the centre of the church,
where It exploded. Quite number Of
adults, Us we'll as children, were Frustrated
by il, and their clothes burnt. Yet no fatal
results followed, although sJme hours, and
even days, followed before perfect restoration
took place. But the remarkable feature of
il remains 10 be told, and tins is given by q
clergyman who received it from one present
Ii Is stated that the ladies who wore brass
hoops in their dresses, were uninjured, km
The hoops Themselves irere melted The cleo
trlc huid was thus difiSed, and perhaps lives
saved by this novel species of conductor
NaO York ErdIgsIist.
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5perial Nutirrs.
r,,.,,,, a,ic, "a Female. While

Friendly dsicr to Fcmstrs. While
iron mIllyrs when eyry fem ale Gill spPrccAie sc an
Al an frsn 40 ctfy ng the many distressing mpaints
N tTs .uj ct, cpnsirainri 10 say, that, Ds
tH.EsExAN's f.4,L ma are the r~Sneiy, whenever
thy are administered as cur tor functional dsrsnsS-
m.1t al ttn,Ir. There Il M such ~Uri ss fall
THIS 4. rule that his knbsu IN exception In per'oi
Of tsynty years Pc all local afceIis which prevent
maternity they are infnlc. They must never De taken
when that rvr Is In prospect, the' ~oai insVitss
preclude the pO,,bihty offs occurrence. See si'er'
tis,nlsEt. -
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For Sale at a Great Bargain.

A CONVENIENT Tenement on 0ren street,
"A s.eo. In ,~c.nd story, cvusisiine Vi kitchen.
,ininc ,oou,, psrlos, cookroom sud b~droom, on
lower noot, aud two large nnphed chamhen 10
,,,ic There il barn or voodhousc with priv.
,lree in cellar, connected with The ssmc,-sll new
and aud in good repair, and will bu sold nj very
Foe particular eaquiis Of Dr.. J. MASON, c.
q. BUllLEIGH, or 10 EN0CH JORDAN. %
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THE WORLDS MEDICINE!
Dr.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
THEY ALWAYS 90 GOOD.


Mis-. Sarah A. Gould, Aairoa Of the U. 8. Nsva
Hospital al Brookiynn, says:
n there DO medicine adapted 10 the nume,.
us ailments Of mankind II 10 DE-. Smiths Sus,s
pills. have used them and seen them used Wit
the rnosi as,oaishing resuis-in sevessl instsScss
within nv knowledge, restoring the ps,ieat ftom
extreme iowncss and suiI.ring 10 sireagth anu
health. For Lstiss,. danse yvsens.sy, tAsss
Pills arc . sovereign balm. ! r-comussed th.,.
to all a svslusbls family medicine"
fSlxpsd) SARAH A. 0oulp,
Marion Of the U. 8. Naval Hosps,sl.
"Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Pllis have lea
used 10 the Eidridge street Debtors Prison, VITA
uuco,nmou Satisfaction. have never heard Q
medicine spoken Of with more iutees, by the Per.
sous who have taken there Pills"
JAMES J. Brvrss, Deputy Sheriff.
From psn tho Michigan Lesislaiure:-
aThis IL TO certify that we have made use Of q
lIenian.iu Smiths Sugar Coated Pills, and coc
sider them far superior TO any o,he, Pills Offered
10 the public"
lion. William H. Pease, Abr,m Kirby,
Hon. C. p. lawrence, Nathan hall, M. D.
Charles q. Morris, H. 81. Smith,
Squire Rice. Rev. y. c. vfeelsrd.