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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09
LOOAL NEMs


sspSesssf4 4 ~ ocIATioN.--In answer
to acircular ssue few dsssssince, a good num-
Der Of teachs ri p different fsts of the county
met at the Ifsh &AOol house this city, on
Saturday laSk tdstake measuresss0r forming
Caunty Teacle association tt neeting " as
organized bJ chs9 Using Mr.. E. A Hubbard of
Fitc6Hurg as @afhan, and Mr.. E slIewett of
Worcester - SECRETARY. Mr.. Hsb4rd, Mr..
Bushnell of TasSester, and otheiS lei temen,
maaSearnest, Encouraging RENAL setting
forth the objeks asld advantages of s. b asso-
citation. Thesheesing ado ted the 70 Rpws9 g res
olution: 81
.s &ss1lss S fe Of "a bs tba
tommonwealak 6 be called hezWoItester
County TeaciFs3s % association"
twas decid tHst the Association 6ouid hold
its first regul messing in this city, IN Fffday
and Saturday be 9Th and 18th of &ne text,
commencing Isday morning at O'Clock.
1t was thougashesEto organize the Associa5Sou
at that meetil ai follow the organization 18th
lectures, diseqssiols and other exercix S, caSu-
listed to inte6 al profit teachers aAd otter
friends OF edHsstida Due notice of tn meet Big
and its projecsea Exercises will be givSn in she
county papers, BY circulars. q
Messrs Hasbar8 of Fitchburg, H&1ettk of
Worcester, aH Pisce of Uxbridge, werS chg zen
to draft cesstis6tion and bylaws. 4tqksrs.
Sprague, Greaae, aId Hewett OF Worcester, Eere
chosen to secE# leturers, select topics dis-
cussion, and see fsetice of the meeting u &une.
MessFs. BushIil i, ant, and Beanie werg osen
to make the Local engagements; Messrss sdrich
ofMnlyille, Wssbdbiay of Fitchburg, and Roberts
Of Millbury, wye esosen to collect and present
statistics AIisee fed to regard the inspect as
very favorable Tor b association in ~ old coun-
ty of Worcestsf, sdeh as almost her sister
countless havstarasay formed-me of them,
many yda1s side 81
1t is u rcust6n 81 other o.sas3ties of the State,
for the people 50 f9nish .as3trtainment, at their
homes, for tho5gwHN sts51d tae Teachers As
soeiation. W%koIs good city win not fail to
start the NEE correctly, ~ this respect, in
June next. WEateser benefits teSSAers, as such
benefits their %hod and it wouE Nseem that
teachers bear CART in the expeASs Of this
mutual benefit, Axhe4 they take the troaAle and
expense of jad3peT to the place Of meeeNFg
Let the comntaAisEs and the teachers, takaAold
of this moyeme& asearnest, and we ventuAS Ito
predict gratifying results from this AssociatisA
EMBEzzLEME - he examination commdp Il
ed in the Polica Cou4 some days since, and la
journed till Sat dayfon complaint charging !
Walford Denny with embezzement Of the funds
OF the Transo' Ofsse, where he was cleo,
was submitted thS.court without argument, tte
defendant dec ling A put in any testimony u
the prelimina animation. The court ordersa
him to recognize foE51iis appearance, to ansW3F
the charge, al PIE Ggqrt of Common Pleas, "a
the order was bmphBd with.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

Election contested as fraudulent.
Republicans, 20 Democrats, 81 Amori-
cans, 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

TIE SEsATB.--rhe following is list of
persons holding seats in the Senate, which
convened on the fourth of March, at Wash
ington. Republicans in Italics, Democrats in
Roman, Americans in small caps -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

FITcBRURe Ne annual town meeting
Fitchburg, on Money, the I'd inst, it was vol
to pay the EN- hemM 50 each, in addition to E
sum allowed lawat Isaac T. Babbitt was Al
pointed Collector ofsfaxes, at compensation
| IA per cent. Rand t was voted to make sfi
count Of Spsr ent 81 all taxes pad on or bsIbl
the LIST d, Aag st Hkkt. 81
The fohAwSr& apsSopriatiuns were made 81
1872 f Common sc' sis 81. "a
&c Iy;,., '.an ard Ugh do.............. 8, 81
+" Necsssai Charges.
"a a2asoE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

Good ThEng.-Bulter OF Cocoa for Cban,ed
Troublesome things, chappcd lips Butter Of Cocoa
Tiil cure them, Night AID morning, apply Butter of
Socoa % chapped lips, and II will cure thca Butter Of
Cocoa for sale, Wholesale and retail, by 4 o Hill.
Apothecary, Mechanics' Hall, Worcester, Mass ~
ilO AMI $50
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

a FLOWER GROWING FROM TuMEFAoTloN'
We mentioned, o few days since, the case
oE the lad Northrop, at Ithaca, upon whose
,iiseased limb there grew singular formation,
like to the passion flower. DIR. Hawley, Tor
merly of Geneye College, has written more
detailed account of this case. The lad Is from
~ 10 IA years old, and has been subject TO
tenderness and disease of the hip-loint, which
at Two wears of age, resulted in extensive tu-
meihction. three years later an abcess was
founed, and finally the distress causod the dis-
location of the hip joint. For fonrmonths the
natinnt had been unable to move an inch IN
hed. abcesses have formed in the abdomen,
| through which the iecal contents Of his intes-
| tines were discharged and his nervous sensi-
| tiveness has been S,lch that he would allow no
one TO touch him or to make an inyestgatoh,
| and careless walking across the hoor, mas caus-
1 ed him to cry ou. with pain. The prolonga-
I tion of his life was regarded as miracle.
| ON the 4tb inst, there was projected from Inc
\ right limb, which for long time had been
| greatly swollen. a stem, on the inner SIDE, al
4 the edge of the gastroenemius muscle, rising
A at right angles with it, more than seven incheS
n in hight a flower squarrels set upon II, resehi
\ hing the Passion Flower, or the China Aster
4 On "Wednesday the boy felt All oo2ing IRON
\ what had been expected to be an abcess, aho
l eynressed great relief. He did not permit an.
examination until Saturday afternoon, wnei
H A stem was seen arising at right angles VIII
the limb, at about the hight Of three inches
crowned with pure while buds, resembling IN
white buds of the orange. On being expose
10 the light, the flower expanded, and asSun
ed the color of beautiful gfeyish purple
Rochester DEM
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
THE NEEDLES EYE AND CAMEL

"It is easier for u camel to go through the
eye of needle, than for rich man 10 ente
the kingdom of heaven"
There are thousands who read this passage,
but receive from il no definite idea. Various
explanations have been given Of it, none OF
which, ever seemed to us, to convey the frue
meaning-showing the beauty and force OF the
figure. All admit that it is impossible for
camel to go through the needles eye, yet we
cannot doubt that some men who are rich VIII
be saved. We have met, somewhere IN our
reading, with an explanation that we regard
as probably the true one, which was TINS we
are informed by travellers, that all the cities
of the East are surrounded by nigh ana mas
siye walls. At certain points these walls have
nassways fol- the exit and entrance of the in-
habitants. These passways, in times of peace
were open in the day but closed ut night. BY
the side OF these large entrances were those
that were much smaller, used by toot-passen-
pors and by those who had occasion to go in
or ont at night-they were called the "nee-
dies eye." A camel, without any harden, can
pass through these, yet with much dinchity.
Now, it is not impossible Tor rich man to II
ter heaven. for we trust that there are many al
ready in the paradise Of God, who consecrat-
ed thoir wealth to the service of Christ, and
looked to Him alone for salvation. But just as
the camel must be relieved OF his load before
he can pass through the " "needle's eye," so
the rich man must lay off his heart, the riches
of the world, and consecrate them, as well as
himself, to the service and glory Of God. For
| it is utterly impossible to serve him ana mann
| mon. 1t is much easier for camel TO g.
through the Mneedle's eye." What then, viii
become of those professors whose hearts are
| set on this world. Worldly minded, money
loving Christian, we leave yon to ponder TIM
solemn question. 1t is one OF deep and eter
| nal impOrtance to you.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
TO THE PUBLIC.


tKNHE uNDERStGN NEO THANKFUL Tor pH st lavOTs from
agenerops pabic, and aoping TO me 4 the same by
luxures ToblooO Snuand Segars, gives NOTICE that he
has Just reserved lot nf superior SetaTs from he most
celebrated manufacturers, numbering twenty i've dl-
lerent kinds and from half cent to ten cents
piece. Also lot of superior bright TObaocos, Nn
Enn, Da lem, Fig t1arado, Belle OF Furlda besides
different kinds Of black Tabaeeos mokng T0baneo anu
and onlwins He agent for newspapers from all part
Of the un!on, New York Ledger, Flag Of our Union,
HaEgers Weeay paSlor Gasket, mer sqn union Ernnk
papers constantly on hand. lie has hand fine lot d
NiOns, Violin Bows, Violin Strings, Stt ews, Bridges
The attention ofte publ is respectfully nylled TO his
Store, broadway between Chestnut aud Walnut Sis,
Newark, Del, =. X. CHDATE.
m 3mns. Tobacco,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
q spnRGEnN,s SUCCESS.

The British Quarterly Review (Congrega-
tionalist organ) thus speaks as to the secret oil
Spurgeon's success -
Here comes a nan-no Whitefeld in voice
in presence, in dignity or genius, who never
theless, as with one stroke OF his hand, sweeps
away all slckly sentimentalism-all craven mis-
belief 1t is all to him as so much Of the mer
est gossamer webthat could have have cross
ed his path. lie not only gives forth the Old
doctrine of st. Paul, in all the strength OF
Paul's language, but with exaggerations of MS
own such as Paul would have been forward
to disayow. This man knows nothing of doubt
as to whence the gospel is, what II IS, or
wherefore ii has its place among us. On all
such subjects his mind is that OF made-up
man. In place of suspecting that the old ac-
credited doctrines of the gospel have pretty
well done their work, he expects geod from
nothing else, and all that he clusters about
them is for the sake of them. The philoso-
phical precision, the nice determinations be-
tween what we may know Of doctrine, and
what we may not, leaving usin the endperhaps
scarcely anything to know about it-atl TINS
| which according to some, is so much needed
| by the age, is Mr.. Spurgeen's utter scorn.-
| He is the direct, dogmatic enunciator OF the
| old Pauline truth, without the slightest at
tempt to soften its outline, its substance, OF lt'
| resmlr,--and what has followed Truly Proy'
| idence would seem once more TO nave m'au'
\ foolish the wisdom of this world. While tn
gentlemen who know so well how peopl'
ought to preach, are left to eXempliiy thel
profound lessons before empty benches ana II
obscure corners, this young man at the Surr,
| Gardens can point to his niue thousand auul
tors and ask 60 Who with such sight Deior
him dares despair of making the gospel, tn
geod old gospel, power in the great aeaft
humanity"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

PAYINa SMALL DEBTS ILLusrRATED.--A
Fredericksburg merchant went to Caroline
Cont on a certain denomination. Shortly at
ter lie got on the green he paid it over to a
farmer The farmer soon discharged an in
debtsdness to some one else, and thus the note
Kept on'ifs mission of liquidation until near
the heel ofthe evening, when it was again paid
back to the same merchant who took it there
and he brought it back to Fredericksburg =
Having the curiosity to trace its workings, hi
found that 81 900 worth Of debts lad beeI
paid by that $lO0 note on a single day :!
Frsdericksblrg Herald. Et
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
DocT. e. w. EiAINES,
n n NJ ~ y ~

ASMANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
hs Of tho time necessary to perform perfect opera
to those at distance who NAV contemplate visiting me-
we'll TO myae 10 thus publicly suggest to such the
pTOprety OF timely informing me by mail otherwise TO
that effect request this favor more especially
where the operations required OF sueh nature to
render them NECESSARILY lengthy, as sufhcien time car
then eseryed for such pecial oaSeg andth reby pre-
aDT In-ff Newark,Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
NE AREN,
foot and shoe store in Newa

THE subscriber informs his A.
friends and the public genera lily sff7sdA2saa@
6@~xI-@ that lie has on Hand at his store
III Newars, directly opposite Dehaven's ho-
S tel u Urge assortment of Boots anu Shoes,
which he is selling atvery low rates, and oannut fail To
satisfaction. He ina hes Boots and all 9th er
kin ds of work tn does rip; his cali skin boots
the be the Market both Tor fit, durability and neat
ness, while III price Ow In addition to hisas
surtent for and boys, he Rls0 make and ses ia
dies moro boots slippers and gaiteas that cannot bs
anything IN his line are invited to give him a call.
Customers work made 10 order, Of tile best mat erals
WM, WILLIS,
Oct 22.lX Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
THuRsDAY MoRNING .NovEMBER 8, 1857.
sONG of rRE sTR EET,

n G OF tn r STR = r w
Running 'ound the corners,
Chasing every friend,
Plunging into banks
Nothing there to lend aAl
Piteously begging +
Of every friend you meet
Bless me ! this is pleasant,
aShinning" on the street.
Merchants very short,
Running neck and neck,
Want to keep a-golng-
Praying for check
Dabblers in stocks,
Blue as blue can ba,
Evidently wishing
They were /" fancy free."
All our splendid railroads
Get such dreadful knocks,
Twenty thousand Bulls
Couldn't rails theie stocks;
Many of the Bears,
In the trouble sharing,
Now begin to feel
They've been over. bearing.
Risky spectators,
Tnmbling with the shock,
Never mind stopping
More than any clock;
SIN they give big dinusrs,
Smoke and drink and sup,
Going all the better
For winding up.
Banking institutions,
Companies of sc trust"
W it'll other people money
Go off on o bust;
Houses OF long standing
Crumbling in night
With so many 6 smashes,''
No wonder moneys tight.
Gentlemen of means
Having lots to spend
Save little sympathy,
Nothing have to lend
Gentlemen in want
Willing to pay double
Find that they can borrow
Nothing now but trouble.
Half our men Of business
Wanting an extension,
While nearly all the others
Contemplate suspension
Many OF them, though,
Don't appear to dread it,
Every cent they owe
Is so much to their credit.
Brokers are all breaking,
Credit all is cracked,
Women all expanding
As the Banks contract;
Panic still increasing
Where willthe trouble end,
While all hands want to borrow,
And nobody can lend7
Running round the corners,
Tryingsy source,
Asking at the Banks
Nothing there, Of coarsej
Money getting tighter,
Misery complete
Bless me! this is pleasant,
"Shinningo on the street.
ming Post.l WALL STREET.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
MN MO s. \. ~ ~

The UNRIvALLEp CHRkp TAILoRs, AT NEWARK.
an ARE selling their goods oh he apar Than any ether
M store ~ Delaware and Mary land. Their store "a
Wh visit ed by people lOf many miles, who formerly
NG were in The habit Of sOing TO Phiadolpha and
- Baltimore to set Clothing, but who nOw npkn0w
ledge that they can procure them ~ this establishment
cheaper and beter Coats vests and Pan 81 every deS
DRIVERS. Suspenders, &o., IN abundanc. A who nj
bangains should go 10 DE- CRAY & > ONiInmedateiy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

HOUSEKEEPING IN KAssAs.--A Kansas leuet
says there is great scarcity oil servant gtis in
the territory, and wages are very high, while
the matrimonial market is still more active,
and female domestics readily obtain :" situa-
tions'' where there are but two in the family.
A married lady can hardly keep servantmore
than a month or two, before there Is an an
nonncement that wedding is TO come OIL, and
| her servant is TO be the BRIDE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Charles Miller, of the est, Cloud Saloon. :"
Nashville, Tennessee, committed suicide by
taking arsenic, about week since. Cause
the death ofthe young lady whom hs was short
ly to marry.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

/ AT Halowell, Me-, on Friday lass. the wife
Of Thomas NJ. Andrews, Esq. was thrown from
her carriage, in consequences of her horse ia
king fright, Mrs, Andrews was taken to the
house Of DR.. Richardson, near where the acci-
dent occurred, where she fingered till Satur-
day night, wheen she died. A daughter and
niece who were riding with her were somewhat
injured. t." .2
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
WASHINGTON E3OTHL,
NE V.ARK, DEL,

DAylS W, DrIIAVEN, PROPRIETOR.
n THE UNDERSIGNED takes this method to
(A announce the travelling public TINT he still
IEslnW tnues to keep This wei known esalshment, ild
llsllM Is now prepared 10 aecommodnie all the hest
,aneT dispOsed to favor him with Their patronage Tho
rooms are Well furnished and yenaie' and no trouble or
& stabng s attached 20 the Hotel with in
dmsfrios and experienced Osers mud good care Mii be
ds m the urgs cities, aud vino desire seng portion Of
49, si,are fsilRifttst % l'el -
er ca " ubliging md attentive servants VII ne 9o.
the chny atenI 10 he wants and cOnyenlenees u the
stanily kePI iIise Hack leaves the Hotel to connect
c train Of Cars to convey pasSe iIo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Caleb Cushing, late Attorney General of
the United States during the administration
President Pierce, has been nominated by the
Democrats of Newburyport as their candidate
for tho Massachusetts, State Senate, and has
accepted the honor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

made Of the best ateGla aud q the most improved pat
terms, NZ:-toore's PlOw and Castings of all
Peacock RarT Ihears of all sizes. WoO1oook Wiley
casnssL slZes. fiarrowr and CIvators Of all kinda
nlco to oruer; Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Hunt -
Patent Wheat DRILLS wth Seed Sower Psrpont rhrssh
er and Separator Atkins and Nancy combined II ca per
md Mower, Montgomery Y Bros Grain Fans, Eagle
Ian &e; 1ankeo stray Gutter all sizes. sparrow
tclefor hand use. Yandersce Sausage Cutters for butch
erlng and hmles These machines superior to any
that Isl market Corn shelters of different makers
warrant ed t9 90 ie WORK to any use Grain mill
lnf horse and hand power. Horse hoes and hand hoes
yogetabe cutters, Saage filler and Lard presses. Ice
alarge aasori nen OF Shoves Spades, Forks Hoes
and handles Cedar Ware Tubs Buekets, cpEns Grain
spperphosphateoi Lime OF the best qualify and warrant
ell, Garden Flower and Field $ Ell. warranted frssb
ntSyfsdE . trput; tr
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
Blacksmithing Z WheeIWrlghtlng

xT.z@EJ THE subscriber having ioI series oi yeaT9
M been engaged carrying On Blhcksmihng ,ng,, N
,4xA the corner of Tenth and lnnall slreets Wouiu
ost respectfully his friends ana the PAD
c who nave generously extended TO hn their galroh
non tat he has purchased til interest IN the Wieel
Wright shop adjoining and will hereafter conduct hGlh
branChes pf business. II ii the ntenon OIL he nhuer
signed to have but pIaot cal eGhanlcs m MS EN-
poy and keep the heat therelore az %ho
Is mention the various kinds Of work eM
non al nj ny establishment, snce ii TO say that worE
OF every description pertaining to the business VIII De
Horse shoeng done at all times, and repairing at
tended to promptly InsppJ rsupNpR
inly % Snow. 1psfrh ipNNEN'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
rHa aDAMs nxrKnss ooMPANY,

odioe Third s.. between .arket A and shlpley sta
G5 IA sszyzz . pptHiudsjSsi$. nSSHs NV f9SF, fEsF%
taa also connecting with the steamers lor Savannah
Macon, Mobile, Montgomery and New Orleans, leaves
asIiy al 22O and 10 L. NJ, SpeOle, Jewery, Valuable
ANA Merohaiaae 81 description in charge OF n
special MESSENGER. -, ,tl.. :,
fJk and ali the aOuth and western ciuesleave
by the midnight train which are also accompanied by
Notes Drafts Il 81 80. ieSted mod rrat eterns
and prompt returns made.
Goods purchased order in any the eastern, wes
t,rn or southern Stntes with fidelity and despatoh
Ths public will please bear mind oall for and de-
liver ali parcels without extra charge.
Express for Havre 6raoeand ALI nternedlae places
Leave daily at A, M, ,,,,.,..,
Expressior Claymont M arous Hook and Chest oreaVe
daily at2P. Nj. GEO. CANNlN -----,------
wa fTnD ORDERS FOR MAC HlNERX, ,
ssT- MACHINERY ufal kinds made and repaired
La INk cheap such Steam Engineas, Cotton and
EnI WoOlen M4qhnery, ShatnS NH G6eaaSwlns; G6aws; saw
$50" Maciinsl, corner Of Front and Justison sts;,
Wilmington, Del.
N.B.-All work warranted to give satisfaction.
inly l5tI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

~ Ed. Denby has been committed to jail at
Portsmouth, Va, charged with shooting and
wounding James Berry.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

ANEcDorE OF PRINCE ALBERT, IoLn ~
HMsrLr.-Whilst at Osborne, Prince Albert
is in the habit Of getting mp very early, ana
walking about his farm. Passing farmers
house he stopped to make some inquiries
knocked at the door, and asked the servant II
his master were in. The servant replied, "He
is in, sir, but not downstairs" "oh, very
wei, p was Prince Albert's reply, aud be was
To leave your name, sir l'' said tha servant
son, it does not matter,' said the Prince.
ssBecause," said the servant, "my- mastel
would be angry with me il ! did not tell hin
who called.'' every we'll" said the other
eyou may say Prince Albert" Upsn whicl
the man drew back, locked up significantly
put his thumbs to the tip of his nose, extend
ed his fingers, and exclaimed "Wdker''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
Tbe cuban HAIR Invigorator

THIS NEW AND NAluhblaiE fhhrn ~ I'm or
isSw sT sHyns an sxteasy a recsyps e Vii VII
sshf1 sssHs s.nS
when il has fallen Il eiect9aly seanseI ~ nost
III
aud Ialkht refer to several II BY WEipW. WORREii.
= r'sp''ea " Al Delaware Guy |
and e cents n nPsssPs PsT EsbwARp NeINA
A. ii. GR IMSHXW and JAS. s. BENNETT, snn pGsE-
gists. .,,.,t, N. n tYorysv wy
DEAR sl aSs PEf.%.na t s SIfi paassls pse sae
eThsd 4 ~ nsseT and S Gass syeTy ois ose II proved
sraw bS anaPpF oses and cleSnieSS S the scalp
S lrsSt VA yamae IN Il s that i does moi that oily
adhesyeness which preparations "te KIND now IN use a'e
50 qRi an g testimony ladies lss
A.! ssE
SSm Grsspocs
'oen'ID F.eEl,rJ JohS il. EkoMBEkeER, NJ. D.
THE ATT@RMrIoN PINT or r,,s,n,
Of,Igs srops ana at lie same Time psrnanantly I'M
III SFsfG 81 SE P aEMsh E
entirely G n o. psrynu y
GSSnO tiSii So"iEI and bI1sS Bioed;; pra,oooTps
IntsstimonF oftIe sperorty nia pfeparationoyer
StRsE ~ liz ae
Chester County AsTiGntST9I S
sos!ety. sassS w. up " '"'
as 10 nihSr n,anures Of ihe
Lat3n Prononoe @ ~ upner air IN noiice And iSineIs
sPaaf spea saSi 81 naxS f ony superior Rs
w them, but also valuable than PERUVIAN hano
espectfnll ysolielted bvt snbscrDers'w
| are sole Agents for rthLs mafiEep.r ii ep.rNNocE Cr
| nnar % " W ilmIng ton n5
D4GdaREg0rYP TsU TRAITS.
IL HARRETr'sky Light Rooms, n, &c Market ST.,
store ws dull sahs
| warranted to glv5s atisiaetion.
| NeIaiuotuues
| Ma N NTH
and fifth SIS, las pufehsspd the rgAt 80 tako NJ p
superior to the or Amhratypea And
he was the first To introduce them IN Wilmnglon all
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iIJ- Prices from i FiftY cents upwards. ap. lS-tf.
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