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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

U II. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
~. of lots Murray HILL belonging OF the late
Isaac Burr situated on Fifth avenue, Madison avenue and
O'Clock, Wednesday. G. 1851 Every viii be sold that
is up without any under bidding Terms 10 per cent
bond mortgage Maps the office, No IA Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

GROCERY STOCK AND F1XTURES-AUCT1ON THIS
VI day. az l01 O'clock At SIT Grand stree'soap, teas cof
fees mustard csrc segsrs prnes saeraus tobacco and
hXtres glass shelving, counters scales OIL cans meat
bench. Deposits required
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Aucioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A GENTLEMAN REMOVING TO THE CITY OFFERS
IA for sale his horses carriage and harness. The horses
past sound and kind in all places and superior aud gentee
style coach built by Ham, and been used BY ne harness
also All will be sold at bargain. Also good saddle horse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05
uENRY a. LxEps AvcrIoNErR.-HENRY H. LEEDS

uENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-IN THE GREAT
ii sale of pictures TO take place Tuesday May for
count Of Messrs Goupn Co and others, by H. X LEEDS
gallery No q Nassau street. will be found five
exceedingly beautiful and valuable specimens of the late
Thomas Cole N A. They the only there for
GALE comprise three small pictures his only water COLOR
pencil sketch The collection IL exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

YYAwNBRoKER,s sAIE-J MoRrIMoRE WILL. SELL.
Tuesday, May al No. Eas Broadway, al iooclock
general OF unredeemed pledges, ccnsisng OF
men and wonens wearing apparel boots shocs Funs pis
tos Ac BY order " II. MEHkN, No. Is Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

CKGARs-PARrEqAs, PkRTEGAs, PARrEGAs, PAR
- terash0 each thirds Of the above brand
sat landed er bark NJ Morales for sale Address r. L.
NUtrE, JR, No. - West Twenty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

IIENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-H. II. LEEDS 4
III CO will sell by auction Tuesday, May at the gal
ees No % Nassau street. Immediately after the great sale
paintings old paintings Just received from Custom
damaged and be sold for account whom
TINA Among them viii be found some hne old
suecirnsns the Dutch school, panel stretches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

~ G. HORTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAR
~. mine street. viii Hon Wednesday atlo o'clock at
the salesroo household furniture large pier gsses and
bases 30 hair and plush mattresses spring BEDS bedseads,
chairs, tables, Brussels and ingram carpets, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

r ors LOTS, LOTS IN PATTERSON, n y.-wm be sost
IL II publc vendue, "Wednesday, May 1851 the remain
o. ne rssss,c river IN The city Of rs,srcn within 70 lnus
trains each way daily, and being only 70 minutes run
from Jersey cy sale 70 commepce ~ O'Clock NJ On IN
prvuises Terms LIBERAL For further PARTICULAR inquire
u. r. C1iIBW Kill. anctoneer Paterson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

A RTTrrCrAL TEErH-M LEvErT'S NEW AND IN.
N proved atmospheric pressure plates Ter artificial teeth
arksbie for their increased the and power
Of mascaon and are superior 70 the ordinary suction
plaies wei adapted for the continuous desired
Those wearing requiring artificial teeth would hnd much
10 their advantage 70 examine n great before
pear Broadway. Esssbhshed In 1885.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15

A DAwNINa GENIUS Vermont genius, {
by the name Of Mead, nineteen years Of age,
and with but slender opportunities. for cult.
waiting remarkable artistic talent, has BEEN
astonishing the natives about the fork in the
road near the Asylum, Brattleboro', Vt
Duringl the night before Christmas, by the
light Of a lantern, young Mead constructed
OF blocks of frozen snow, on which water had
been poured, as'atue of beauty, which gems
Jus alone could form or conceive. The figure
is SAID to represent beautifully sculptHred
figure Of the Goddess of Fame, rather larger
than life size. The design indicates decided
genius. Fame has just recorded the past
years history. Her right hand. still grasping
the pen, has fallen carelessly to her side, while
her lett hand, holding the tablet, rests upon
knee; her attention for the moment being 3
engrossed with passing and changing objects !,
yet to be recorded. Close scrutiny is neces-
sary to detect the fact that the ,ohole figure is
made Of sno'o and ice, while the tablet and
pen are but pieces Of an old cigar box. This
curiosity is reported to have attracted num-
Der Of visitors. eatH4 ~ x
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15

HE MILLIONAIRE NEGRO SINGER AMONG
the celebrities of New York E. P. Christy'
the, negro minstrel, who having made prince.
ly fortune out of burnt cork and Ethiopiau
melodies, now lives the life of wealthy and
fashionable New Yorker. He recently made
a great dash in the streets with magnificent
sleigh, which attracted unusual attention from
its splendor and the beauty Of the p,ancing
stu u o. snow white horses, to which it was
attached. In the summer he drives ont in
an elegant Garage, behind two splendid bays,
with line large coach dog running under
the carriage. lie is quite connoisseur in
horse flesh, and in driving out alternates be-
tween ms bay and white horses. In his prom.
enade he is accompanied by a large bull terrier.
a SPLENDID specimen of the canine race. His
wealth is prodigious, and as he has been eco
nomical and laborious while earning it. he
feels authorized to spend it freely. He NAV
be frequently seen in the dress circle of the
Italian Opera, and is always the observed Of
all observers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15

PRESENT TO SENATOR SuMNER.-Iov. Rob
inson. of Kanzas, brought from that Territory
beautiful cane. present to Senator Sutnner
from Major Bickerton, one of the free State
prisoners. The cane was wrought BY the 4
Majors own hands, during his Imprisonment
at Lecompton, and the device is peculiarly +
appropriate and significant. the whole being
carved from solid piece of woad, and highly
polished upon It are thi1ty-one artificial
knots, fifteen Of which are within the coils Of
a serpent, representing the fifteen States en-
shaved; and sixteen without its coils, repre-
senting the sixteen free States and as the i
serpent (slavery) is still reaching after more
States around which to coil itself, the geuius
Of liberty grasps him around the neck, and
says: THUS far hast thnn gone, but no far
Their eanst thou go!'' thus forming the head
OF the came Springfield Republican. e e5e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
WMPORTAET TO DAGUER EOTY p-
Il ISIS, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS
Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

method has long been sought for to insert in dur
able manuer Daguerreotype LkeneSses to Head Stones
and Monuments have been manufacturing these Gases
for the last two years. and them to secure
the picture for q number of years,
The outside case is made of Parian Marble AMI the
box which encloses the picture and keeps it of
great perervation for long number Of years. is made of
brass,--a screlg boz. It makes very neat job on
Had Stone Monument. They are used ia Greenwood
Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Lsurel ill., and many other
Cemeteries in the Uut5d States
liberal discount Marble dealers and Daguer-
reotypists. Price from 50 20 each to $3.50 circular
Of engravngs will be sent to any address, ree with price
list, Address,
A L. BALDWIN, Agent of Nausoleun Dag Co.
90 d5m 1856 Broadway, New York
SsINGER's WING MACHINES
These celebrated machines in practical and prof
table usei all parts of the civilized world In ali the
various trades and in sewing every Of fabric either
OF cloth leather they have been fully tried and ap-
fail to work, but SINGERS Machines
Always Operate Perfectly,
being strong durable, and complete in contrvance and
workmanship. perfect Sewing Machine Kept employed
affords clear profit of $1,000 year; bat imperfect
one is Of constant vexaton and The entire
reliability Of our machines great for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of ail and delicate constructions recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
the eve MT to perform substantial work. The truth Is
family sewing machiaes ought to be stronger than any
other because they 60 into less skifu hands than when
sold to manufacturers and used for greater variety
of work. The machines which have proved best for all
other purposes he be hest for family use and they
are Singers The speed Of yur machines has lately
doubled No other compare with them in quantity of
work
New machines Of the latest improved style, will be e
changed on liberal terms for old sewing machines of
own make, or Tor operative machines OF other mauufac-
turers. Local agents wanted to sell our machines.
N. B. All persons desiring full Information about sew
ing machines oh ainitb applying copy Of "I.
~ Singer Co.'S Gazette paper devoted entirely to the
subject II will be sent gratis. I. NJ. SINGER i co.
Principal Office, 81 3 Broadway New York.
OFFICERS
Al Iian1yer st.. Boston, l42 Chestnut ST., Phila.
50 Westminster St., Provi l05 Baltimore St. Baltimore
dence. Eas FORTH st, Cincinnati
274 Broad st Newark. N J. Chicago, Illinois.
BAT Broadway Albany, ny. 65 NoIth Fourth st Louis
Gloversville, n. Y. 81 St Charles St., New Or
98 Chapel st., New Haven. leans.
II Bachanar St., Glasgow 20 Dauphin St, Mobile.
o2O dSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
Price Two cents
GBe 9ailg spg.

READ lT.-My long. eventful lie, both a.
private citizen and public man, authorizes
me to say word to the young men of the
county Of Marion. Character to YOU is everv-
thing-remember that your character does
not grow out of your position, employment.
profession, or avocation in life, nor attach to
you, IN this country, from family connections
orIndependant of your habits and conduct bnt
1t Is formed upon the unerring basis Of ali the
elements That make the character of the wise.
the Flrtuous, and the good. II you desire the
respect OF your fellow citizens-if you wish a
character that will aid you through life Let ., :
who has tried the depths and shoals of nriva,s
and public life advise you as he would bis
only son, to look well to the formation nf vop-
characteristic honest in all things, be indus
tlous, be open and candid in your intercourse
with others cunning and deception NAV
succeed Tor the time, but they will fail in the
end. Let everya act of your life be marked bv
strict integrity. Never promise what YOU have
not reasonable probability Of performing.
Touch not the Intoxicating bowl-it is attend,
ed through life by nothing but ruin-it is not
necessary for any purpose-I have tested il
1uHy' am now about sixty-two years Of
age, ana have lived near forty years in In
diana. have been exposed to the climate
ana settlement OF new eountry-l have been
NSJSStS0 " tSiL plAllODSy IN high and
low life, than most men, YET I never have
been intoxicated in my life nor in the last
forty years have drank drop of spirituous
liquor. During the eight years have served
IN the House of Representatives and the Sem
ate of the United States, my habits were the
same. have frequently pledged the Presi-
dent, and Foreign Ministers, in glass of wa.
ter, while the wine was sparkling around me.
During this long life, have not been contin-
ed to to my bed week, altogether, by sick
ness, and have never had better health in nv E
lille than at present. L look around me for nv
contemporaries who INDUCED freely in the
Intoxicating cup, and find them, with very
few exceptions, in premature graves. Avoid
cards. as you would your own destruction;
the gambler, his character and associations
are avoided by all good men. Guard well
your morals-ln early life fix your RELIGIOUS
principles upon a safe foundation. If / had
but three rules to lay down for my SON, after
a long lie of experience and extensive inter.
course with my fellow-men they would he.
lst. Total abstinence from Intoxicating n
quors. I'd. Never even learn to PLAY cards.
and If you have learned, abandon the game
at once and forever. Sd. Never, be absent
from church, when able to attend. These
three rules, honestly adhered to, the other
elements of good character will follow"
Indiana Farmer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15

CLERGYMAN IN DrsGuIsE.---A stout man
Of red complexion, strong presence and bear y
ing an immense moustache, accosted Amasa,
the page, in the Representatives lobby at the
State House, yesterday, aud asked the boy
where he should hang his coat. Amasa re-
Piled that the fireman usually pegged their
extra toggery in the basement, and ADDED
If you are fireman or a Waterman, YOU had
better go below" 81 am the Chaplain of the !
House" responded the strangers: whereat
Amasa bowed meekly, and conducted his rev
erence to an ante. Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
sIEHSs, SINKS, SILKS.

New Silks, for 90 cents.
Z" 8 " 62k cents,
% :" rs cents
All our rich and high cost Silks at great bargains
BLACR SILKS
10 Pieces English Crown Black Silks, only $l,0O.
10 " PishoH's Oil Boiled Silks, only 81 O0,
10 extra heavy, S1,l2t.
IL Government o'Auerique Silks, only 81 as
s Gro Brilliant Silks, very rich, only 81 so
20" Black SILKS of other makes, as 10 y as 624 cts
The above is mere sample of the many bargains to be
found at our store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
CLoAKS, CAPEs, TALMAs

In this department we have Grand Opening every
day where csn be foand the very latest and richest styles
All Wool and Cotton aud Wool ladies' Cloths, ia every
color and quality cheap. VeIveGs, Veivets. We
are rec iYag weekly invoices Of real Lyons Vevets which
we can sell to defy competition. We have also
large assortment OF Cotton Veyets. which will be sold
CHEAP.
222 DOz. Ribbed Hose, in alfSco'ors, only rs
cents pair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15

Bales Domet Flannels, 12t cents.
" Wool g 20 cents
Gray Twiled E" Gan wool) % cents.
g Red twiled elannes, la WOOL, % cents.
$ yard wide White Fannels % cents.
y Cotton Fannels, 10 cents. #a.
BLANKETS. large size, only $500. CURTAIN NIUE.
Inns from 124 c-nts CRASHES of all kinds. TABLE
DAMASK, Bieached and Brown. BROWN C0VkRS,
from % cents. NAPKINS all Linen, from $l.25 per
dozen BLEACHED LINEN COVERS, slightly dam.
Ryed by water, 4, only $500. LINEN DoYLIEs.
large size, only 81 cents EMB0sSED COVERS all coll
nrS, only 1925.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15

"@AANAH4Eib
MACHINE BELTING AND TUBING,
Manufactured under RIDER MURPuY's Patent.
We also keep for sale an endless variety of Gutta Per-
cha and Water Proof Goods, (the former of which
received the Gold Medal the Worlds Fair ami Amer
can lnstutel among which may he Steam Packing
Hose Pipes Fire Buckets, Horse Covers Wagon overs
Piano Forte Covers, Crumb Cloths Sheetiug flor SICK
beds, &c. Hats, Caps, Coats Pants, Leggns Boots
Shoes, Gun and PISTOL Gases Life Preservers, Air Beds
Cushions, Travelling Bags, Kaapsacks, Canteens Canes
Whips, Toys. &c, &c
The Gua Pecha, will be seen below, being entirely
different in its nature from Rubber, will be affected
by extremes of heat cold, oils, acids fatty snb
Stances and will not crack decom pose or become sticky
md has the advantage Of OuUsaT1ng any Other article
heretofore used as water poof besides being cheaper
in pr1ce
Our Machine Betting, Passing Hose Pipe, &C., being
composed of the erial is found be the bfSs article
ever used for srch purposes The Betting where subject
cd to heat or friction, where India Rubber would
decompose and become sticky, away dry and can
be run for cross belts whero great friction would be pro
dpce and warranted to better than LEArH
Err and when the prices are compared the economy and
advantage will at once bs SEEN
We would earnestly call the attention of MAeH1y1srs
COTTON AND WooLLEN MANUF4 cTURERs, PAPER MAKERs
SAVING and planning EsrA BLsHxeNTs owners of GRIsT
MILLS, and all prOprieors establishments where belt.
ing is used, to this article Of GUTTA PERCHA BELT
ING confident after trial. they will acknowledge its
great advantages all other kinds We will allow all
those who are in doubt its utility the privilege of
testing cur ass r0nS Of its merits ami not satisfied
a Wnat We nave stedts correct, they will be called
upon for pay nent.
GUT PERGHA This arcticle is produced from
juice or sap, taken from the Isonsudra OF Gutta tree
which Is indigenous to all the islands Of the Indian Ar
chpssgo, and especially to the Maayap PenipsuIar
Borneo, Ceyion, and their neghborhoods in which arc
ouud immense forests of t-a yielding this product in
great ABUNDANCE.
It's fruit ntains concrete, edible oil, which is used
by the natives with their food.
In its Grade state, Gua Percha has no resemblance
whatever TO lndia Rubber, its chemical or me
eAanica properties the same does the tree from which
it laken belong to the same family of trees grow the
same SOL; yet, from the fact that cen be dissolved al
wrought into water-proof ware many not informed on
the subject, have inclined the belief that the Two ma.
terals are identicaly, very nearly the same But
nothing could be erroneous dawly d3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
Watches and .gesCegry.

The public are invited to examine the large addition
recently made my Stock of new and beautiful STYLES Of
Ladies' and Gent's JeweIry,
Consisting in part of
Gents Gold Vest and Fob CHAINS
Ladies' Gold uuard and Chatham CHAINS.
Gold NECK LAoEs, LooKETs and BRACELETS.
Gold VEST HOOKS, SEALS and KEYS.
Cents Gold STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS and PINS.
ladies' Gold, GoLD-sroNE MOSAIC PINS, KNOBS
and DROPS
Ladies' Gold, oAMFo PINS, KNOBS and DROPS.
1000 Gold FINGER RINGS, comprising all kinds.
Also,
SILVER SPOONS, SUGAR sHovELs, NAPKIN
RINGS. &c.
SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &C., from the
best Silver Paters 10 the country.
A large stock Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. ex
ceent tme-keepers.
All the above mentioned goods will be sold ct the
price offered and warranted to PROVE as recommended
dlb d@wd Il. NJ LAMB.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
QUILTS. QUILTN.

l0-4 Lancaster Qailts, for 81, Is.
l04 l474
l2-4 Lancaster Quilts, for 1624
English Toilet Quilts, for 1,75. ~
Also, large invoice of English, French and German
Toilet Quilts rich design at less than Auction prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
WHITE LINENS

Gases White Linens, slightly damaged worth 62l
cents, only 3S cents Shirt onts, g. 1871 IL 90 and rs
cents Best O5ored oambrics @ cents. Best English
Eileca, 10 cents Best SaTsene Cambria, 10 cents 100
Comiorters, worth $780, for 81, So 2pO GENTS
sHAWLs, large size, all Wool, only 4,50. $4,000 worth
of MUSLIN, EDGlNG5, and INSERTINGS, at your
own prices.
NJ b. Customers should not fail to give US an early
sail, as We are determined close out entire Stock.
WIN. LOCKE, 81 Co,
Nos 4 Lincoln Honse Block, Main st. opposite
Baston and Worcester Depot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY
Boston A0uertisenlcnIs.


a B iG sPE CLAT ION
oneo the most remarkable Machines that have yet been
Invented in ibis inventive age may be sen corner of
aa-stt sud friens Streets Blst ami nain Depot;
small copact neat aad simple i. surpasses any thing
Of the KIND hitherto presented G the pu0lc for she'll
ing Corr, oosti-g
LESS THAN OTHER MACHINE.
1t shells all classes Of corn from the small pop. to the
great Illinois corn and strange t. say It is self adjusting
taxing eUsry ernet perfectly c,ean leaving not one in
10000 ears o! CON- wet or dry and with the same facility
And what is still more remar kable lad 10 years old or
even woman can, with all ease, shen one hundred
bushels day, and without the least fatigue. Acting
sutomcay, it feeds iself separats the cob from tho
corn, deposits the latter in bg or basket ready for
grinding. II is entirely new and we challenge the
world TO approach it in of operation simplicity of
construction, efficiency, philosophical arrangement me
Q aiicsl adaptation, advantage AMI cneapness sre l.
magnificent speculation without any risk and above
and beyond all competition.
This is 10 fancy picture and invite the most rigid
serutny the severest investigation any shape man
ner or form The results of such examination viii more
than confirm all the preceding facts. We offer this SPLEEN
did monopoly for Moderate Investment and will accept
part OF it ia the results as they accrue if so desired
For examination call as above.
II A r t l. f. Y & CO.,
d23 d&w1y BOSTON, MASS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15

COFFEE GRINDING.--cornero of Union and
Y Exchange street Worcester. Mass, - Rest aOI.n
JAVA,r MOCHA, JAMAICA, and WEST INDIA oOF
FEE, Fresh ground and pure, warranted 70 suit BY
W. ]. WHITE.
Also, chiekery or Dandeion Coffee, at a low price.
d29 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

20 Bales Brown CotJons, only ct cents.
IA Gases Bleached Cottons, cniy 81 cents.
Cases yard wide Beached Cottons, only cents
Cases yard wide Dleachei Cotons very ns 10 cents
"a -" " l24 cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-15
. IGHT AND Healthy BREAD
JAMES PYLF,S

u n M LIS L L. E4'EJ
GSGeteGgc so g.G g. o. 3 ~ $.
The nigh point Of perfection attained in the puriaoa,
ton of James Pyle's Dietec Ssegatus, is of much i'm.
portanoe to The American public, and should command
special attention. Saeratus is used in almost every fam
lily, from the President down TO the humblest citizen ia
preparing the greatest necessary Of life, BREAD heuc
the Importance of q purely wholesome article.
HEADS OF FAMILIES
Take heed, that your Chdrens health may not be de-
stroyed, for medical uimously acknowledge that
the strong lkaine qualities OF common Ssler.tus are
destructive to health. Il derangeS the stomach enters
the system and the way for numerous diseases and
the great mortality among children Of the present day
from apparently simple diseases, to great extent
be attributed to It's destructive properties Indeed II
consumers had any knowledge Of the dangerous impuri
ties existing In much of the common Saleratus in use they
would shudder at the thought using it ia their food;
but here is an article that can he relied on.
JAMES PYLE s DIETETIC SALERATUS, q
Which is rapidly ending ita way s parts Of the cou
try Its pure and harmless qualities selievdent
that any intelligent Lazy lie convinced by single
trial, and its powerful raising properties quite SUN.
Gent to produce eighth bread Suitable for the
most delicate or dyspepc pstent) from the pound Of
-four, than can be done in the ordinary way For short
Biscuit Cake and Pastry Of all kinds it is by far superior
to Super Carbonate Of Soda and requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator Of the Dieetc Sal
eratus, and chat bearing any other counterfeit
Manufacturing depot, ia Warren Street, New York
For sale at all the Groceries 10 Worcester and through
out New England generally. as daw6m