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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-09
MEDICINES.
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
RLOAn

1t strengthens and invgorates the whole system. 1t
unlike any other medicine 1t is pleasant and agree
1be TO the taste and be used by the most delicate
Vads and children with unfaling 1t has been
nsed by predicting Physician thirteen years and
has 1eUsr failed 10 any durable case Recommends
be shown from large number Of Physicians.
From DR.. CUTTER. The Phsiofogia
WARREN, March 25, 1s57.-Mr John Moore, Dear Sir:
Having been made acquainted With the materials Of which
The popular medicine known as the Compound, Humor
md sire ghening Syrup is composed gives plea.
sure to say that consider your combination of articles
of known medicinal value we'll adapted to relieve and
That numerous class of diseases that result from what's
popularY called impurities of the blood, humos &c.
Hheerully recommend the diseased to make trial of It.
CALVIN CUTTER, NJ. D.
Sold in Worcester by Bush & Co., CHARLES CLARK,
tHAKLEI SIBLEY and G. A. HARBINGT0N Co.
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

SO Broafeld St., Boston.
Dr.. r. GREEN, supernt endent is Scientific Physi.
clan, and has Travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual expe
renee their true mode of practice for the last twenty
years. has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians &C., but the sick shoud not be thus cheated
for the Indian system Of medicine and its pecuiarties
only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves and even then ii requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants of civilized society
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Inva3s from Imposition IN the practice of the
Indian system and to supply them with the genuine In
dian remedies.
We will, in this connection, mention fow Of the In
lablishment.
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will be known as
BOG LES BAZAAR.
Besides erecting handsome Romanesque front to the
whole building he bssagr1g By f1f5d the Interior
IN dqob with W and preaching i'd At tbe same
time With an elegsof previously gooocarved wood
work was furnishestole some provision painting and
e rs sMGche Home of that ne Ia Ugs9
Boudoir. bv Mons. Is for his stran 4. Steele
The result is Geaehlng for .xcellencies that must
impress the most careh hewas sSng the most sppropr
ate ornaments for
A Temple of Fashion!
The Bazaar the first floor is devoted to the sale Of
ladies' HAIR Work. Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Dressing
Gases.
% And all Fancy articles required for either use,
and is attended by compeen females In the are
the Ladies' Boudoir and Private Hair Dyeing Rooms.
On the floor above and entirely separate from the other
departments, the Gentiemen's Wig Saloon and Pri-
Aate Hair Dyeng Rooms. The remaining parts of the
building are devoted to the manufacture of
The Celebrated Hyperion Fluid,
BOgle's Electric Hair Dye
the best in the world) and
BOgle's Balm of CytherIR.
which is carried with unusual facilities for the de,
spatch of business,
In addition to the various foreign psrumeres cosmetics
&c. well known TO the fashionable world, Mr.. Boyle
bsgs leave to say that he has eDcusUe advantages in
obtaining and TecheTe articles through his agents
in Europe who sell his Hyperion Fluid.
He is also sole agent for the celebrated Perfumers,
MessTs. T. II. PgTERs Co., and R. & A. WRIGHT, OF
Philadelphia.
In every department It will be the aim of the propre
tor to surpass all his previous efforts, and to make
B0GLE'S BAZAAR
the repository of elegance and tine resort of fashion
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oTICE TO THE SICK.
DRS, HILL & JASEPH,

In offering to the community their justly celebrated
edes for chronic and acute diseases of long standing do
not with to trife with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials of
be Of respectable ladies and gentlemen from which the
suffering judge for themselves The Doctors pledge
themselves not make any wild assertions alse state
ments of the efficacy of ermedicnes will they hold
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant. few testimonials here given, and the
doctors solicit inquiry from the afflicted into all they
publish feeling assured that they will find them perfectly
reliable AMI their medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
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Among the many preparations now in for the re
storing, preserving and Identifying the hair there
none that we can recommend with confidence than
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, in general use
throughout the States. This preparation possesses The
most nvigorating qualities, and fails Of producing
the most happy results when applied according to direc
TONS We refer readers to the advertisement for
lew Of the innmeabe certificates which have been sent
by parties who have heen benefited by it. and who feel
happy in giving testimony to its wonderful effects produc
sd on them.
o. j. WOOD b Co, Propretors, S12 Broadway, New
Cork, and ia Market street, 81. Louis, NJ.
REDDING & CO., Boston, Retail Agent.
Gro Il. SPURR, Agent for Worcester.
aD20 dEw3mis
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so long established at No. 217 Washington street. has
great pleasure in announcing that he has removed to
more commodious premises,
No. 2O2 Washington street.
opposite to the Marlboro Hotel Owing to the more va
ried character Of his business the new establishment
nil ho Lrror
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FENO IsET-0n a long or shorl lease, lot Of Land,
n 5obF 90 feet, the corner Of Main and Austin sts,
suitable for a wood yard or bnilding purposes, by
my26 DIFF o. Martin, 16 Pleasant street
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TO LET

EENO LEI-A very nice Lower Tenement OF nine or
ten ROOMS, well improved lot, with frait, and beau.
dul prospect, at No. Elliott street, back Il the Laurel
street Church. Call on the premises. an js2
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DIR. BARRON's MAGNETIC PAIN
ID ESTRDY En-.

Warranted superior to any thing Def re the public 70
HE cure of Neuralgia, Canker, Dysentery Diarrhea
Pains in the Head stomach and Bowels. In chronic
it should lie used in CONGESTION with the Syrup
Manufactured by JOHN MOORE, Warren, Mass, sole
proprietor Sold by all Apothecaries and medicine deal
ers dGw3rpk nov29
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Testimony of Number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DIS HILL JAsEPu-Dear Srs: This is to certify tina
my was of very bad humor in the blood, but
can truly that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick to call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L. L.
Worcester, Mass.
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EROOMS TO g.WT in Glark's new Block One
10 Front Room, story, with hre-proof safe
ilso. one on che third story. Apply to
t2T # WIN. Q. CLARK
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DRs. Hull Il JAsEPH-srs: will say that your medi
cine has benefited much My health is much better
than it was when commenced taking it. thnkt Will
cure me. have not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine The ,ep
between my shoulders has all passed away. Ehiukin
that you might ike to hear how I was getting along
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you.
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. G. O.
Rutland. Nov 8. 1854. div nS
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P e Q i Il n o Tee
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This certfes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, or general debility. Hill Il Jaseph's medicine
cured her J.F.B.
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WILLIAM RnGLR.

- e TOW =: RE NOV A L.
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FRN0 RkNT-The commodious Rooms recently occu
4 pied by 7. K. Earle Il Co., as a Gard Factory at
Washington Squares one is 35xS0, and 50x60 feet
with attic over it, These well adapted to the
boot and Shoe Manufacturing business. Apply to 10
EEPH PRATT, for terms and further particulars
f2T diff
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Constantly on hand or made 10 ORDER Cheap for Cash.
every description OF PAPER and TWINS for Manufacturers,
Ooshierp, Grocer, Hardware Carpet, Shoe, Dry Goods
Fruit and Provision Dealers, and all other classes Of
Grade diff dis
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GuGARS, CIGARS = Just received, and {,
" sale, wholesale and retail, at ESsMAN & HAAS
No. Lincoln House Block,
100000 HAVANA CIGARSE
Comprising, in part, the following brands;
Figaro, Babanies, and Rosa Santiago Cilindrados La
Rosa, Union Americana MunrOe and Eula Conchasi
Cumantia, Crusados, Bostoneza, Monte Oristo,
Esmerelda, and Orisol LOndes Alemana,
Flor Garcia dnd Loon dOro Regaliasi
Ariana Frasquirea, Light Guard,
and Fontica Operas Noriega,
Orma Rosa, Mulao, Knick.
erbocker, Alberta and
Simpera Viva Miars.
Manila Cigars and Cherootsi PKLNOlpE, OF the Star,
Hornezo, Eagel Justo Sans. Steamboat ana Vilegas
100. 900 DOMESTIC 4 CHEAP GERMAN otGARsl
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, snun Pipes, Fancy
Goods &c my26du
RNURTIs q PERKINS, WILD CBER-
II RY AUNDICE BITTERs-A first rate article for
All sprnq Complaints They give tone and vigjr tn the
Just received and for sale by GEO. Il. sPURR,
ap24 du 2Ol Main street
a 6A DOZ. EXTRA CHAMOlS' BkINs,
~ Just received and Tor sale by
ap24 dtf 9E0 spURR 201 Mair street
SALT, SALr.-2OO Bags Coarse Fine SAT- 90
- Bags Fine Salt store, aud for sle wholesale and
RETAIL by WAL o. SWEET co.,
apis at 1856 Main street.
" yell made, at Employment Rooms Mems shirts
and Tuncs Ldies' and Children's wearing apparel on
hand, and made 10 order, at Employment Rooms,
apie dH No Pearl street.
VVoR sALE.--A good Counting Room Desk In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

An ExrRoDTsARy SURGICAL Casa Dirk TaA'
vpftiso FOURTEEN YEARS THROUGH MANS SCuII-We met
with the most Interesting this morning which has
currei In experience for long ne We we're intro.
ouced 10 gentleman who practical exemplnca-
ton fne orderful Fourteen age states
tba, he was passing down Baltimore street, late a night
durns heavy spos 'torm, when he met Frederick
street. three eu and woman He them the way but
being Violently etled by OF them, he upbraded them
somewhat sharply, when they alta ,ked bi a. Being
powerful standing about six feet his shoes he
laid tao Of them hos du corbR and chased the other
the oppoe slice OF the street, where he eIed him TO the
ground, and where leaning over him. he received blow
In the len temple, which staggered as well bewdered
him FOR few moments Upon recovering himself bis
a.saants had fed and feeling the blood flowing pretty
freely from the wound proceeded 10 physician who
found that he bad been stabbed the instrument entering
about half bveen the eye and ear and breaking of
short leaving aconsidersble length OF blade In his head
fet very little pain Inconvenience from his cond ton
The wound soor healed, and he attended 10 his regular
avocauons a. nothing bad happened. Three years aor
the wound sgain opening, be consulted surgeon who
feeling the ragged edge OF the blade made several efforts
10 draw out and after considerable labor drew from the
wound portion OF he base Of the broken dirk, which
sure dwhu fraction ofwo inches In length Thspar gave
Idea Of the amount remaining (Which supposed TO be
piece OF about the same size taken away For eleven
ycars longer did continue In this condsn, when about
two weeks since after suffering great degree pain on the
right side OF his nose the or his eye, the
opposite side 20 where he received the wound and
siderable swelling appearing be went 70 Professor Smith,
Who upon examining the dsesyed part found the point Of
tho bsdcprotrudpg II had actually trsverscd through the
bones OF tho head and after fourteen years. made s ap
pcarAnce In the above locality Such ib position, plain 10
The eye and wonderful 10 be believed excepting by eye
witness M Smith, understand proposes, In a short
ime u operate for 10 expulsion We have oon heard OF
pins and needles being swallowed and In after
ing their appearance IN different parts OF the body but
that the blade a dirk between three and four inches 10
length, should thus travel and throu gb bones at that
forms interesting subject for the surgeon VOL as
The common mind.-6aitimore Patrio, Auglua Is
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From the 81. Louis Republican, Aug ISL


CAxP MAN Fopr Knnssr, August 8, 1867
Having few moments 70 spare before the mail leaves
Tor the state, and my train 70, ls id'ure desunauon-ca
urss Of oar mo-, emene since leaving Independence.
On the ID Of ly the expedition STATED, making rapid
progress and meeting with unusual good sncsess having
met 9th accident, and arriving al this point on the ala
OF the month. 30 far have no inter.
rupuon from lndan'a.he flying 'cprss reached u. Of
Choyepnes bong on the Little Bue few miles west OF
Psitrsons ranche. Upon arriving At the FORT We saw
abort distsnoe 10 The righs Pawnee village consisting OF
pcion and While passing We saw band Of them rssurn
Ina laden with buffalo, 10 the number OF any.
Last night the men comprising the party. who had IN
charge two beef cattle uans OF M~srs Russell wadds
Intended for Utah, came 10 the fart bringing intelligence
that while roonipg" party OF twenty Eve Cheyenues
.srrsr, made Their sPpes,snce protesting src., friend
cat but when rendered they Indignantly Knocked
away, and then one Of the party attempted TO get into
who was standing near, he very deisers civ sbo, hin,
dead another, named Robb, shot the high causing
compound iracsure OF the bone. They nred upon the
Indians and then made their escape bringing the wounded
man whb them. They packed him upon the bare back OF
mule, which ,aused him such agony that no en,reaed
them 70 sboo, him and end his misery the Indians car.
RED away ma lees than eight hundred head of cattle be-
SIDES twenty one horses and mules the wagons they
burned This occurred some wenty miles from III point
surgeon, by invitation OF Dr. Summers Of the for started
this morning 10 consult on the case, The poor fellow lies
10 the hospu Of tho fort. Won. ssnboro, the one killed.
was a native Of New Hampshire, and VIM. Robb from
Kentucky.
We expect 10 pass the place where This sad affair o,
CURED either this evening or to- morror morning.
Naor Johnston OF the United states Infantry who has
been awaiting at hs post escort OF large train 70 Fort
laramie has joined as and proceeds westward with
70 cav Being unskilled myself In military discipline, he
b1 kindly orered 10 sko charge OF a branch OF the
pedtion. ] havo ninety armed men, together with Mr.
0odwoni Of Clay county Missouri and bis ifteen herds
men, 9TH his train Of 400 beef cattle, and the returning
company OF Russell wsddoIl's traIn accompanied BY
ten soldiers rom the fort, who go out 70 the
stolen tbck We will prcsest, hope, invnolble foe
N tho Cher no dlflcut,v
whatever WV. y. MAGRAW.
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Theatrical and rIusicsi.

M BsorGHAxs FAuvu1 Bussrrr takes place this
evening o. Niblo's Garden. The play, London Assu
rance presents greater array Of popular artiss
have been together for long time and who probably
VII rot appear The night and In the theatre
for many day 10 come. This act Joined win the ercsi
popularity Of Mr.. Broughsm, should a,usc, Of The
fness audiences ever seeu ri the Garden
Aulu1rD LAscsNT A rNoR.-Mr. Lumlcy, the 81.
rcaor Of Her nsjcsys theatre, London, has offered
sgnor Brgnou an engagement for three years, 70 com
the 10Th Of September, very tempting terms
The engagement has been declined Brgnou engaged
with ksrezek for another year Good ten worry
plenty here and Lumlsy should send Gusan Inssesd
Of trying 10 steal BrI rpoli.
Bovrr-kAn,ser Eddy has prepared another grand
dIsmsu, feast for he counters patrons Of oil 10 very
his evening. M himself represents The patrioec hero
In the ever popular play OF "wiIa Tell and the happy
so.lOoEy lrsnnan IN "nurphys Magic Shirt " ms,
comcaliues The people never tire, 70 plsy his great
pst o. Pau Py, and the entertainment win olose with
me spirit ssrrisg drama enaued the "T1lock OF ths
Glen" That vii do for night
li,nAs 0lrRA i, gratifying 70 notice that the opera
or III 1rovsore," sbioh performed with much
eo1 Bur,on's theatre on Wednesday, 10 announced for
repeuhon this evening Az was remarked In columns
csp,sly person,ed and that Of Azuoeus, By ssnorns
Ncstvai, va SURPRISINGLY fine No admirer Of the opees
should miss being present 70 night, a. a Il the last me il
viii be presssled this season. on Monday We are pro
missed "11nds d Chan DUNK" with ca say good cast
Tn h.EsH JuyErs close their very sucoessul ses,ou
At Laura keenes theatre 70 night During the past three
weeks their performances have attracted asse bagcs IN
usually large at this Of the year. aud those who
have seeu them generally express the opinion thA the
little ones would draw equally well for months regret
that suitable arrangements cannot be effected 10 keep
them permanently among For the acco OF
ladies and children they will perform the Forty Thieves
and farce this Afternoon, and also In the evening
AsERIcAs kussus-The bogos Burdel heir Prof wy.
man, the mag san; the pictures and the myrsds OF cur
oeues, will contrib 70 the entertainment Of Ill who
vsh This edoce 70 day and W night
BsYts1s htu1pr are snl very probably engaged in
smuang the mulutudes vho flock 70 Mechanics Hall for
icl supply Of fun Tner programme for this evening
overnovs With rich things
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Naval IntsIIIgeucs

The United States steam frgate Merrimac Ia now pre-
pairing for Of Boston the flag ship OF the Pacific
squadron. Subjoined lht OF her officers Who have
been ordered TO report tho drs OF September flag
of1cer, John Q. Long COMMANDER r. B. Hisohoock lst
beutn Richard Wsnv right; I'd lieutenant, Thomas N.
". Parker; 9th lieutenant, W. Sharp; 9Th lieutenant
l. Breeze; feet surgeon, b. g. Edwards purser A. A.
ant surgeon, d. Boodgood; chaplain, Charles A. Davis
bostswsn, Witmarsh; gunner, W. Arnold carpenter
John Green; saimalsr, David Bruce; chief engineer
n. Long LIST assistants H. D. Hilbert and G. H. Loring
III assistants, John Hollns and +. y. Lsmbdinj "a snN
ants, Eben Boyt, ". l. walters, Q. B. Kidd ana 'onn
Johnson.
ArronrNsyrs avn PROMOTIONS. First Lieut. Algernon y
or IN bo canain In the marine corps, vice Captain
II n T,ler. promosed Second Lieut. Andrew y Hays 70
be first lieutenant In the marine corps vice tsyor, w
ant in tho marine corps 70 OIL the Vacancy ocos
ioned by the promotion OF Lieut. hays
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PyARI HUNTING II n AseACHusnTs my
II habtan OF spencer, AAss, have spt Mt the pa
dsysi starchipg for pearls in . small brook
raiirs ad station The Wofceater Boy State sayt
great many ciams have been OPP ned, gooo deal
key dIGb srd about twerty pearls found, the
which can be eitima,ed from the fact that the pc
tf hat town CGerea q cent apiece for few OF thu
them.
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PvIl tacal IDtsIIigea0s.

Political IDtsIligenes.
NHsTn GOvnRnoR - Inc q. Louis Democrat Of III
instant foots up In table q the vO&s Ter Governor
Iowa.
Rollins Opposition. .......................
stewart, democrat.
Majority fov Rollins. Observation-Disclosures.
The RtpuJ IN Of the Same dAss foots up the mai
as follows
Stewart dc nocrat ..................
Rollins, opposition.
Majority for Stewart. ......................
Tn Iowa CONTRIBUTION, The new constitution 70
seems to have been adopted, and under Il the pc
that Sate will be called on the second Tuesday Of o.
Dext 70 elect Governor, Lieutenant Governor, rep
alive TO the General Assembly, and SUCCESSORS u
senators as were elected in August, 1854 The Rep
State Convention, TO nominate candidates, was b
Iowa City on the 10Th, and the Democratic state q
ZION will DO holden o. the 20 Of this month.
WILL nArrsson RaaaS'-This question 10 asked
quarters since the announcement that Colonel K
tends TO move for his expalsion should he TAX his
the next Congress. The Rome Sentinel says Mates
taies about resisning because he ,hinu he cans 1
elected. The Utica Observer has tho following -"
pfoi med on good authority thai = letter requesti
hsatesoa 70 resign, signed by prominent republiI
he western part Of the county, wss presented NJ
day or two ago. His reply has not been made pul
DEfxAr suePrC1sD.-Hon. W. q. Ora sford dsoi
KnoS Nothing no minaion for Congress in the Seo<
trict Of Georgia.
THI CONGRESSIONAL VACANCY IN INDIANA.-The
cans OF the Tenth Congressional district, Indian
nominated Charles Case "a the candidate to ill
cancy occasioped by the death Of the Hon Samus
ton.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Tho Democratic
lion OF the Fifth Congressional district Of Maryland
bhd at aagartown on Tuesday, and nominated 70
n. Kunkel, OF Frederick, for Congress.
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ARMY NEws-Colonel F. s. Bolton, commanding
4th Arnueryi arrived At Tampa, Flords, on the 81 uss
By order OF Colonel Bolton Fort Myers Ia established
hssdqusrs for the 4th Artillery instead Of Fort Brooke
Lieutenant Colonel kooroe viii com nsnd 81 the latter
ppss
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eO MN RE NARD.-SrOLIN, IN JUj
" I.OOO sb ut 81 600 worth OF gold and sil 4
from the sore OF Mr.. Adams Alexandria. Va.
reward. or In proporicn TO the amount retu ned,
Ho,el, Cor andt street. eew York. B,-An in|
be nd conndenualy By addressing J. G. Kinner.
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Fprs IN Nav ORLEANS The omnibus depot and stables
Of Messs Kart, Thomas Co. snd the stable OF Mr. James
Turner, destroyed By FIRE on the night Of the 13
inst Seventy mules we're burned 70 death In the stables
omnibus line. The total lcs By both dres w. ABOUT
100000
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ciOn REwARD-rHr DWELLING q

OlOU Prayer. No First avenue, near Hsu
vas byote len into this morning between IL and 8 o
ali kinds OF which materials AND tools; one cArps
tanning one Dor air dozsn black ribbon guards n
tanning silk gund watch ribbons; one bTI Ave d.
chA q; one Dor nse cylinder watches, open face; d
liver anchors. open face one Dor sir hun ting cy
boz sir hnnting anchors; one boz Eve hunting AM
silver cars, Que box four Germsn cylinders; on e d
boz; one pocl et book. Containing about sl0l. d
who may discover the stolen articles BY giving n
the Deputy Supevintendents once, No Sc Fr, u
viii receive Q suitable reward l. PRAl
No First avenue, nsar Housl
Fyk yoRx, Aurus, ~ 1881.