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rsrM Ter sale.

E0FM lot 1A1O.
4INHE subscriber Offers for sale the farm .. vh,.h
4 NO resides, sioai ~ saiiss Is. W. si " ateyloo
Said farm contains 6t0 acres Of good laud--s host
ZOO in cultivation. There are on the farm ! brieL
dwelling hourc containing rooms and necessary
outbuidings, consisting Of aoos-stcry brick hose
10 by ~ feet, divided into rooms, brick snoks-
house, barn, DC. The above farm 10 sasseptihie
Of division, and preparations are being nads 10
erect upon portion Of the farm . smell brick
house, by - feet In front and with IN Ell Of
by ~ feet, 10 be divided into rooms.
will also sell IA acres, about ! miles from
Waterloo, on the road leading from W atsrloo 10
Luray and Memphis--s0 acres in cultivstion--uo
other Improvements.
The above trscts are situated on the route Of the
keoknk and kansss City Railroad, and will bssold
S'n easy terms,
For terms and particulars apply 70 the subssri-
esr on the premises. WILLIS CURD
nay$-dkw2m
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sprung ana sunmer - 1857.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J, u Hufcu1MaOa. yAnan pRvuY
HUTCMINa0N 4 DEwEY.
MERCHANT TAILORG.

s~ssAsOAAsN&NA AA1xzOlSS1
Ihird-st, bst. Main Johnssa X EOKUK,
II AVE Just rsceivsd at their 1ashiouabl Taalss-
4 Ling aad Fur0ishink ssta bIsh ment. oHoise ana
exssllsAt supply q BrOAclsshs, OAssinesss, Vest
lags, AID 0eats farnishiug Goods, Il all deeeetp-
tions. and gaAraatss that their work sAall . doe
:. ene most aepsevse and satisfaetery naassS.--
They are osnsSsntly rscsiviar the Nsv York anl
Philadelphia fashioas; and respectfully solicit 81
Who desire good wosk and the bsst Material g rive
them . call. Agents for
FRANCIS nA1AM's svsTRn or 0AAMnMf CUTTING.
Alec. Reports u Iashi0ns.
nch3s-diy HUTCHINSON . DEWEY.
yXTEST RKN Border Life. or What Fa11v H..1ss,
W saw and hoard II Eansas and Niseonri.
For sale u the CITY BOOK 6101H.
ApYl6 ~ Maarse
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koIsoN Natural History of Man, the t,IoAe
= and Of oaadrapeds, with additions from ra,
for sale by 09DEN RRnwNEi ann
Apr6d w.
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0vSlcs BucxsSs SfAfs Ixs. Co,
10 front-st., bet. Asin and sycamore,

10 Front-st., bet. Main and sycamore,
Cinsinnati, o., Dec. 18th, Isle
To all whom II may concern This IL 70 seYti-
~ thatl have sxsniAsd specimens aad roofs Of
". ii Childs . CO. . fiRs And Watss Peoof Cssnsnt
ksoAng, and believe IL 70 b smssptly sspssisy 70
IN other Kind Of roohng now In use. vas An
eyewitness Of severe trial Of one Of thsss roof
from large body Of dame frOusa adjoining bsild-
Ing, which struck directly npon ths kosf and Cor.
MOE for nearly half an boar. II stood the tsial
beyond al expectation, and ssyed,hs building.
Bigned, r. W. HASKELL,
PFsst Buekeys state I'M. Co.
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!. "&HE ~ q HN FR0fm.
A Ineligible building lot 10 fee,frnn, u, -. :,
the option Of The purchaser. said III Il q,
high groand, and wii.be sold cheap Il ami, a 10,
snuE. SFPa'Nu'oi
Terms; Absut cask the haianee,n
msns. Inquire VI ID undersigned pAs.
Franklin aud 18th sta n, usarnr %
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Ter sale Lew.
A PINE. high building Lot, 20 ~ Heat .frn I
"a Ing o. i1tA stsset nsar Ridge. 1srns-p9st
eash. ealAnes y one snd two ysaf. ISqairs % a.
grouud or ~ this once. 4
INFLOW adzsssy Haslsss. : s1I117I1 S11er1-
w msrt srst resolved by S. S
april 4. r. A1Do3T koO.
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HARD WE1E 1ND CUTLE:lnx...

DlfDct lnHo1taeDon.
- W. u. TUCKER ere now receiving their
Ne knsl.sh hoods for tbs spsiSg trade BY ths
ships Atlantic and kockawAy from Liverpool, and
steamers up the Aississippi, together with satsn-
sive purchases from Americas msnufseiurers BY
alnost every bost which arrives q this port, and
repaired 70 o1er increased inAseem snts 10 par
chasers, end will duplicate any st. Lous hill which
may have bees made In our line. dAv
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- Nh. r. AUsrIn = Co..
wHOLkkAlE 0hOckkS. tkCDCCE DEALIREA
Coo0hUD1OM nevc3ansU.
~ AeAn sossse Ksek Nh, lsus
Q0n GAcEs0 4. SALT, 81 % 4. =. DO. iss
OVv sale b WIN. n. AUSTIN CO.
STRAWBERRIES, PAT sp iyrshi In tAssr oss jsiss
= s. +, ::a''1 w. u. AtsTik co.
pKAcAEs. ps, sp fresh IN es.s, ior sale s.
Z Ses3Sd WA. y. AUSTIN ACO.
TkiLI .--Orsngs. Qsis<s, Esa~Assyy Hs.ptsr.
- ~, a., for sslshy wA. u.AUhTfN co.
DnTEuifITsn.i1... T.n.s1., 1,17i7, +.
-. fbs sale b MN. n. AueJlN AGO.
dsc2;d
frkAs- Iaperisi, GGnI1~ der, Y. IT. sr1 EIsel.
= for ssls ~ WIN. u. AUSTIN co.
" sseisd w. d. iu tis IN
Gr0Aks, Crashed. Powdered, Clarified aud g..
~ f.r sale BY MN. n. AUSTIN . co.
I yoLbkS syrsp. Sugar Hoss. AID New Orleans
~ noisSss, for sals b wA n. AUSTIN co.
.-Ss.-'.e,. ---.4~.-.--.. .-.~-. 8 -s s.M
RUITEh, frssh roll, j.ss receives and fos sals b.
Il oee25d WA. II. AUSTIN co.
CPlkITaa., visteY stsaiasl LAsd OH, AsssKsd
~ wh.ts OIL, fos salshy Nm. II. AUSTIN AGO.
dec2Sd
flsOy buckets, woo1e1 and WiIios v ass ! large
l aeso.snsstfss sole - WA. n. AUSTIN CO.,
ssoASu Fs sE&
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CIxclnRArI Aekxcr ROYAL Iss. Co.,
February 9Th, 1887.
!. have exemincd W. X. Chiids 4 Cos klastic
Fire and Water Proof Gtmsni Hos IL r. sbd - far
- can judge, consider Il good invention, and an
willing 20 insure bsiidings thus proteetsd upon tbs
sane ferns - insure tkose cred with nxsAi.
signed, JOHN Is. LAW,
Ag't Roys ms Co., London and Il, srpsoi.
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UIHECI IAFURIAIIUN
HARWARE AND CUTLERYi

-. ~. 4 II. TU q X y =
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DBALkRD,
i havs In store, and are relieving their supplies
for the spng trade, direct from the makers, which
they o6sr 70 sasA md prompt tiws-bsysss o. t.
vorahie terms. The stock 6eing unusually iayes,
thsy con 1denty solicit ~ sxsnisAlisH It thssAns
fss37-dAw g.. Wan. TUCKER.
IA ILLEks md Mansfassursn will ma . Goa
ly1 staat supply Of large Circular Ssws, waYrsa-
-, sad at the nAnufestursrs prices; say ~, -,
- and - iaehes, end whom required - inches to-
esthef with the Smaller sises, ~ the sign Of The
keA Paddock. S.W. D II. TUCKER,
nay7ldAw.
4 xES!AxES !--Hunt s,Collins .,Simmons .LlD
"A piaeotts axss, for sale lev By
s.w. In. TUcKHI.
g PADES-Amss' ,Reuisnds and other IsaaIs;
~ for sale BY =. n. TuCKkk.
CAOV1LS--Ames', howiAnd's snd other branls
~ Tor sale By B.w.A n. TUCKER.
HOES-Sold goose neck, riveted, eAstatssi plan-
= ters, and Carolina hoes. fur ssls 10 greea ~
riety By 8. W.AH. TUcKR1.
* aud Tracs Chains, . large stock, los sals Low
M ~ s.W. III. TUCK ER.
CORN PLAINTIFF 1UYsedsr 0r1ieie for Aorss
~ power, and vondsrfai labor and tine saving
mashins. for sAls By s.W.t Il. TUCKxA.
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A Full assortment Of thsss jsssly ssisbfsted
"A saws censtantly on hand at ne Sign sl the
aps29dAw BIO ANVIL.
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VINCIhNArI, 1nu MUhEhI WE, IbtT.
TO Jsmss n. Rice
Thine Of the lst 10 bsfors ne, asking my opinion
Of ", Chiids Cs.'s ksonng. 4 have assu II On
two buildings Of my own, and ind II 10 remain
Arm and In good condition through both the hottest
and soldest Weather experienced In ,b, part u
ths country.
give II ~ my decided opinion ~ al experienced
builder, thstit il the best roofing In use, snd
possesses the two Hart dssirabie qualities IT. rsaf
that Of being wsyer psDcf, and fire. from dsmsgs
Of IRE arising frtn Parks Or eindsrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
It is said that Mr.. Peaselee, the lately

1t is said that Mr.. Peaselee, the lately de.
capitated Boston Collector. upon hearing that
he was superseded, while Freeman singular
misnomer D. the Marshal of that ilk, was
retained, exclaimed: "To be sure; he caught
a niger No gasping person in the article
Of death had anything truer squeezed out of
him by his agonies and Peaseee might have
toreseen that whatever was his political in
fuence at home, his was precisely one of
those cases to which Mr.. Buchanans rule of
rotation could be applied with perfect safety.
Suppose he should get angry at such uncere
mOnious treatment, pray what does Mr..
Buchanan or the party generally care for
that He may cut up tantrums in compari
son with which those of March hare are
sanity itself, but what harm will that do to the
Administration The truth was, Mr. Pease-
lee had no constituency behind him to back
him up. He has been long in Massachusetts,,
but in Massachusetts there is no Democratic
party. He was a citizen OF New Hampshire,
but the late election there has shown that Mr..
Buchanan can have no hope of support from
the White Mountains. He could be of no
possible service except to be turned out as a
a shining example of the beautiful principle
of rotation, and accordingly he has been
turned out. In the present scramble, some
must submit to be made burnt offerings, and
who SO fit as the bosom friend of the late Mr.
Pierce
On the other hand, if the Administration
cannot have party in Massachusetts, it must
still catch negroes in Boston, in order to sus-
tain itself elsewhere. 1t undoubtedly looks
upon Boston simply as place in which to
capture fugitive slaves. Hence it is necessary
to have there and cid, tried and trusty blood
hound, whose powers of scent have been test
ed, and who has shown himself master in
that particular department of venery. Free
man has been tried and not found wanting.
He is much reyerenced as an adept in Nor
folk his praise is in all the first families of
Virginia, and among men who never heard Of
Peaselee. Another Marshal might prove
timid or scrupulous or chicken hearted or
conscientious what would become Of the
Union then The Cabinet has evidently acted
upon the principal of keeping good Jack
Ketch, nov that it has got him. This, at
least is our theory: and if it be any consola.
ton to the acephalous Peaseless, he is well
come to it, Neo York Tribune.
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Alpine Hair BnIui.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR 10 ITS ORIGINAL



Warranted TO Cure Badness, Scur, DaudruG, Itching
and all diseases Of the Skin This Balm gives the SealD
new and healthy action; restores the colorng to
the roots of the Hair which passes through he Hair and
gives II natural co Tor without the Of Hair Dye
HUI dreds Of prs paTsons have been introduced pre-
teniing preserve the Hair aud keep from falling off
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and q deeterous materials
and all to no use hair Dyes nave been introduced that
10 not give the Hair natu al color besides being trouble
some TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation needed to 40 what required for The
Hair. the proprietor duced to experiment until be
could obtain an arc that would be The exact remedy
ana after seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t is soothing and emcent alays an irritation of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. It
cures Dandruif and urf, and when the Hair turned
gray 1t will ring it bgek to its original cuor be Black
brown or AUBURN 1t makes the Hair soft and 1 ssy-
prevents the Hair from falling OF as viii he seer pon
using TINS Balm for only few days-iifs will be Civ TO
me roots oil the Hair, and growth will appe r.
GroNth does not take place the e. OF the Hair as viii
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed II yo exc
anime hair that has been colored Tor week you will aud
towards the roots that the hair has gray hence
1t is Necessary to have fluid at the roots of the hair
healthy, that the whole hair HAY be color Each
mar mas root in the skin, and is Of itself hollow, sry
uhe through which there constant circulate # the
pigment from the root, When this pigment coaring
matter dies out, it leaves the hair hollow and it becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study Of the proprietor. Tn discovery Of
the Alpine hair Balm will do it. II wiz bring the hair to
IT'S natural color by making the coorng matter in
the roots of the hair
1t mistaken notion that oil grease Will restore the
mar, as nothing be more injurious. The Anime
Hair Balm viii the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick wi. fever or any disease
Prepared by g. A. MASON, Providence, r. /.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. T. IVES co so MILK street, Bostan. sole Whole
sale Agent ior the United States and Csnadas.
Agent in Worcester, ]. BILL, Mechancs' Block.
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DR.. Knnc,s Firsf Narrative

TIE UNIFIED STATES GBINNELL EXPEDITION sEARCH OF
SIR JOHN FRANEIIy, during the years lS50-51 A
Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT KANE NJ. ID , U.
S. n One volume 8YO, upwards of $50 pages contain
ing 200 steel plaes and wood engravings intending
fine steel portrait Of Sir John Franklin, being the only
one ever eDgrave in america. Als a Biography Of
Franklin, by S. AUSTIN ALIIBoNE. Esq.
This book is totally distinct from the second Arctic Ex
petition And in addition the Of his adventures
viii h were fully dangerous and exciting those ie
corded in the subsequent work, embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published.
Tnis book has been withdrawn from he trade, and is
sold exclusively by and only be obtained
from authorized agents.
Those who copy of the first edition, get the
best engraYings.
will be promptly attended to. Price So 90.
Published by PHILLIPS, SAMSON h Co, Boston.
J, c, GODDARD, ag Mt for Worcester County, house
Oxford Place, Worcester Mass.
?. s. Several agents wanted. deodtf mch79
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

The PROSPECTIVE SUGAR CROP IN ILLINOIS.
Mr.. E. s. Baker, of Rochester Mills, Wabash
county. writes to the BelUiAe Allocate that he
shall plant twenty five acres with the Chinese
sugar cene the present season. 81 am con-
vinced,'' he SAYS "that the state of Illinois
will in five years make her own sugar, and if
l have luck shall make this season enough
sugar, and certainly will molasses, to supply
my little town. At all events shall try.
Mr.. Kroh, of Wabush county, who, some
months ago. made statement of the result of
his experiment with the sugar cane last year,
offers to bet the skeptical editor of the Char
lesion Courier $500 that he Will manufacture
from one acre, ''planted with the Chinese
weed, five hundred gallons in the south, and
sold by the merchants in Coles county, in
1856, for IS cents per gallon; and further,
that he will manufacture it at the cost of ten
cents per gallon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLATURE-

TUESDAY, March "a.
SENATE. Ordered, with concurrence of
the House, that all committees be directed to
report finally on all'matters before the.a, on or
before the 9th of April next.
The Committee on Banks and Banking re-
ported bills to increase the capital stock of the
following banks. $4,000 each, viz Lynn
Mechanics Bank, Haverhill Bank, Union
Bank, HaverhiIl Woburn Bank, and Nal.
den Bank
A message was received from the House
proposing Committee on Conference on the
question of Major General. A motion that
the Senate concur was adopted
A variety of unimportant bills we've passed
one stage, when the Senate adjourned
HOUSE, Pet5tionS Presented and Referred.
Of sundry parties for the removal of Judge
Loring Sullivan Fay and others of South
boro', for limitation of the sessions of the
Legislature; Harvey Iivermore and others of
North Brookfeld, against leave being granted
to that town to take stock in railroad from
East to North Brookfeld.
Order adopted. On motion of Mr.. Parker
that the Committee on Probate and Chancery
consider the expedency of providing that any
person who shall perform any labor or service
for any insolvent debtor, or insolYent corpor-
alton, shall have their claim therefor preferred
to the amount of S75.
Mr.. Potter OF Dartmouth introduced an or
der (Which was laid over) that there be a Spe-
eial Committee of two from each county in the
Commonwealth, to consider the expedieucy
OF asking that Committee of Conference be
appointed from such State Legislatures as NAV
take like action. to see what measures can be
taken to secure the right of suffrage in the
territories of the United States.
The resolve authorizing the publication of
laws and official information was passed to be
engrossed. This is the resolve repeating the
Act constituting the Daily Bee " and
" American Patriot the official organs of
the State.
The consideration of the bill to repeal the
l52d chapter of the Acts of 1865, was brought
up.
Mr.. Baker of Medford made long and elo-
speech against the bill.
Mr.. Prescott of Salem argued at length in
favor of the bill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 24-The departments
are being oVerfowed by applications, personal and
by mail, for minor appointments growing cut of
a misrepresentation of the principle of rotation
which, as general rule, is intended to apply to
the larger offices.
In consequence of the sickness of Mr.. Apple
ton, who is, however, convaescent, there have
been unfounded rumors about the Union. Among
these is one which is untrue, that Major Poore
has connection with its editorials columns
Several applications have been made for the
construction of the wagon roads to the Pacific,
authorized by an act of the late Congress, but the
Secretary of rhe Interior has taken no action in
the premises. Forts Kearney and Laramie will
not be abandoned till Autumn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

Perfumed BPeath.--Whatlady or gentleman
would remain under the of a dsagreeable breath
when using the balm OF A THoUsAND FLoWRRsD as
dentrihce would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth white alahastera Many persons do not know
their breath bad and the subject is so delicate their
irlends Will never me-tioB it, Pour single drop of
Balm" on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning atty cent bottle Yin last a year
ABEAUTIFUL COMPILATION may easily be acquired
BY using the "Bam of Thousand FlowersD Il will
remove tan, pmpes and eckies from tie skim leaving
it OF soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour on two
or three Drops and wash the face night aud morning.
SHAVING MADE BASY.-Wet your shaving brush
IN either Sarn or cld water, pour TWO or three drops
OF BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the beard we'll
and it will make beautiful soft lather much facilitating
the operation of shaving Price oniy y cents Forsale
by all Druggists. Beware If counter feits. None genu
Inc unless signed by
W. p. FETRIDGE & CO..
ezz daW6m Franklin Square, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
Buy Me, and I'Il DO GU GOOd!"
Now is the time to use the Great Spring and SUNNI
Medicine,
DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT & HERB BITTERs

DIR. LANGLEY RUUI & HEKB BITTERS
Composed of sarssparilla Yellow Dock Wild Cherry,
Thoroughwort. Prickly Ash, Rhubarb, Mandrake Dan.
deion. and Wntergreenso combined to act directly
upon the of disease and forming of the best
remedies in the world for Jauudice and Liver Complaint
in all their forms, Dyspepsia, Costveness Humors of
the Blood and Skin, Piles Indigestion, Headache Dizz
ness Heartburn Acid Stomach, Languor, Weakness,
Loss of Appetite Debility, Bilious Diseases, Mercuriai
Affections, and all Impurities of the Blood matter
what the may be- Fever and Ague, Coughs and
Colds, broken up and cured at once.
They pleasant to take, useful at all tines and
to do good They cleanse the bowels purify the blood,
heal strengthen, regulate build up and keep in order
the whole system. Everybody should use Them. Nearly
six hundred thousand bottles used last year. proving
it the most popular medicine ever known,
Price only % and 81! cents per bottle. Depot, 90
Union street, Boston Sold by all dealers in medicine
everywhere. mh26 dawAm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NewtOu's Cough BnlsRm for the relief ard
cure Of Group, Influenza Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
orally and long stan ling Coughs.-In these there is not
its superor and, while is thus eoscious it is perfect
y safe to administer to all persons of all ages both
expec GRANT and as eInetic,
This Balsam first compounded and used by the late
Prof. Calvin Newton D., with great success in an ex
tensve practice for many years. 1t only needs to be
tried to secure for it an unparalleled reputation.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and RETAIL by BUSH &
CO., Botanic Druggists "a Front street, Worcester Mess
mch25 deceit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
LIVE AND LEARN A Guide e. c. :,

LIVE AND LEARN A Guide fSSr all who wish to
nes of nne lily containing exam
renee in Speal: issl mistakes of daily
t;nn - .!@S Ging Writing, and Pronuncia-
s.S2!a rhf vol limo. New York Garrett & Co.
This is full and ample exposition of the err
Iors, in speaking and writing, most prevalent in
the community, many of which, on account of
their general prevalence, arc not recognized as
errors and therefore require the greater care>for
their eradication. The author has done>a good
work in preparing it, and every family, especial.
ly where there are children, should have copy
of it. 1t is sold in this city by q. Baker & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

Peck's Cement Drain PiPes.-The subscribe
er takes ths method again to inform the people of Wor-
ceser and vicinity that he is prepared to manufacture
to ORDER Gem ut Drain Pper in any quantity AMI OF any
desirable size, nom thee to six inches in diameter These
pipes perfectly indesucable and will last for ages
either in dry wet locations They have been thorough
~ tested and have always given entire satisfaction In
addition to the advantages above stated these pipes are
cheaper than any Other material used for draining pur.
poses. All orders promptly supplied by the subscriber at
his work shop, No. IS Mechanic Street where specimens
may be seen JAMES O. PECK.
r,ch1g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25
&c Lett o.. DC &c and speclneIea

Wore sTEs, March 10, 1857.
MR. EDWARD s. FRAEKs-Sr: We, the undersigned
Physicians, and ahsbt1ns of this city having heard OF
your reputation as L cturcr and Opticiin will es
TEEN it favor, your delivering lecture on the Anatomy
and Physiology Of the Human Eye and the use and abuse
OF spectaces. Ii will BE- Of utility to the community by
nsructug them respeei the danger Of using improper
specaces, and benefit wearing proper ones he same
time promulgatiug reformation this construction and
functions Of that tlatinate little organ. the Eye.
Henry Sargent 81. D., Rufus oodwar,i NJ. D. Beni
Haywood, M D., 0. Martin. NJ. D., J. NJ Earle ana
Thomas Drew, of the Worcester Daiiy spy; WIN. r.
Hooper, Of the Worcester Daily Transcript; Y. ". Cald-
we'll, of the Worcester Bay State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

The funeral of Mr.. F. Il. Putnam (late of the
firm Of Coleman Putnam will take place from
the Pleasant street Baptist church, at o'clock
this afternoon. 1t is understood that the jewell
will close their several places of business and
attend in a body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-25

"Wednesday Morning We shall open fe# per-
feet sets Collars and Sleeves, in Real Point and Ap-
PLeque Lace. Prices from 81 so $3.50 per set.
Also one carton Real Yalencennes Laces very desirable
These goods richer than have ever been sold in Wo
oesta and the early notice of lady customers is Sc
heitsd- AMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.