Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13
sAMUEL THORPE

SAMUEL THORPE.
New York, Feb. 20, 1857
ment has done wonders in my My Face and Hands
were covered with Humor sores my lungs were and
have raised large quantities Of Blood 1t has cost me
some hundreds Of dollars fer Physicians in this city but
all was useless. Fortunately tried your remedies and
my cure is complete. In heartfelt gratitude pen the
above. Yours truly, CLEMENTINA LIVINGSTON,
Springfield, Jau. IL, lS57,-Dr. C. HOtUard MdrshaH
Allow me to express my gratitude you for the resora
ton OF my health from combination of diseases which
other physicians pronounced ncurabe. had tried all
other doctors, and last resort applied to you was
then suffering from severe cough, Bronchitis pain in my
sloe, ana complete prostitution Now am happy to state
that am able to attend to my domestic affairs Should
any one feel anxioas to know about my case L
shall DC glad to give them aRy information necessary
Mrs VIM. B. H0SLEY, Punchon-st., Springfield Mass
Sterling Center, Mass, Feb J3, 1855 DR. Marshall.
Dear Sr Ny Niece that you prescribed for in BerinR has
got entirely WELL which has asonshed all of u.s. even the
doctors that attended upon her before you prescrbed
Her name is Lucy Pomeroy. We know that your InhaI-
ing medicines were the Of saving her life Feeling
very grateful to YOU we hope that you will be the means
OF saving many more lives. Yours gratefully,
JAMES W. FITCH.
Sterling Centre, Mass, Aug. Is56.-Dr. c. HotvDrd
MdrshdH-Dear Sir: aud that have improved rapid
ly since taking your medicine. My bowels have become
healthy, and every thing to work in my favor 1
have flesh since taking your medicines;
now call myself wella able to do my work Your medi
ctnes have done all, and even MORE than had to
expect in so short time Please accept our best wishes
for your success In the treatment of all diseases which
Mrs. @. NEWTON
Troy, N. Y, Jan. l. 1S57.-Dr c. HotDard Marshall,
Please send me another package Of your Inhalng med
cines for my daughter She has had attack Of Dys
pepsia and Asthma for more than thsn three months
and your medicines wonderful that she does not
wish to be without them in the house. J. ACKART.
Few York, May 1, 1851. DIR. MaYshal Having been
afflicted with apparently incurable Heart disease for
some years, applied to you about two months ago. The
result is, | am now well. Yours, &c. J. MUNROE.
New York, Oct. 8. 1s56.-DOct'r Marshall. You may
possibly recollect my case had medicines from you
month ago had lost Two Quarts of blood within four
uoTF n7ndfrt hanr
specially, ORsoN SHETLAND.
Philadelphia, March 3, lS57.-Frsend Marshall: I
greatly rejoice that thy medicine has done for
than was possible to expect Salt Rheum Consumption,
and Heart disease have all left my body May thee be
equally successful with all Patients. J. TRUMAN.
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nIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP-The copartnership heretofore existing IN
der the name OF MYERS BAMBERGER, Worcester.
Mass has been this day dissolved by mutual
j. Myers win continue the business under the arm Of
J. 7. MYERS, and will settle all claims and accounts
contracted by the late Arm.
LEOPOLD BAMBERGER.
Worcester, July 8, 1857. act jys
MUSICAL NOTICE. : MATTHEW AR
AVE- BUCKLE being permanently located in this city,
will devote portion OF his time to giving Instruction
the Cornet any other Brass Instruments either sngy or
in classes Music furnished for Brass and String Bands
from the original copies Of the best European and
American Authors. Complete satisfaction guaranteed In
all cases. For terms, re-, apply to MARsH's Music
jeiS dlyis 1880
TOsLYN's WORCESTER CORNET
~ BAND.-The Old Worcester cornet Band now Jos.
yns Worcester Cornet Band, most respectfully announce
. as s new sI sns T DhS ssners mat they hays
10 the most approved STYLE and will hereafter be Al readi
attend TO those who may wish their sercea on
reasonable terms. W. L. HOBBS, Leader T
a N p GODDARD. Directar. y
4. q. BANcRoFT, Clerk. dtf myIa
A RNOLD's PATENT EGG sAFE.-The
IN attention OF the public Is called to this new ard
beauitul arrangement for the preservation and trans
portaon Of eggs IT consists Of spFings bent and ar
ranged as 70 hold the egg securely It's end thus doing
away with all packing substances which heat the eggs
and cause their decay. This is the only article knownr
and II hnun IN lnfo aIuna
The subscriber will remain at the Waldo House one
week, where be will be pleased 10 wait al who call
Rights Of Territory for sale.
10 det Tw. ARNOLD.
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inst AZ The ocs e the treasurer those hodnR stock
a. the close Of business on the Sth Inst Transfer nooku