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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

Alpine Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL,


Warranted to Cure Badness scurf Dapdru6. Itching
and all diseases of the Skin This Balm gives the scn
new and healthy actonj restores the cooring matter to
e roots OF the Hair which passes through The Hair and
gives II a natural CO Tor without the Of Hair Dye
Hppdreds OF preparations have been introduced pre
tennng 10 preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off
composed oil Oils, Alcohol and Of deeterous m aerials
and all to no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
uc not gye the Bair natural color besides being trouble
some to USE This Balm is not Dye Knowing that
preparation needed to do what was reoured for the
HAIR the proprietor rduced to experiment until he
could obtain an article that would be The exact remedy
ana alter seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t is soothing and emoent aays all irritation Of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome Itching IL
cures Dandruf and Scurf, and when the Hair turned
gray will bring it back to its original color be Black
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and .ssy-
prevents the Hair from falling or as will be see pon
using this Balm for only few daysfe will be civ 10
the roots Of the Hair, and growth will sooon appe p
Growth does not take place at the eud Of the Hair VIII
be seen In persons who have their Hair dyed II yo ex
anime hair that has been colored for week YOU wlnd
1t necessary to have the fluid the roots of the hair
healthy, that the whole hair uay be natural color zach
hair has root in the skin, and is of itself hollow grav
tube through which there constant circulation ~ 10
pigment IRON the root, When this pigment or cooripp
matter dies out, it leaves the hair hollow and II becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce tha pinant
has been the study Of the proprietor The disooverv ~
the Alpine HAIR Balm VIII do IT, 1t will bring the hair 10
the roots OF the bair. 5000 Ns''Si al
ltiJa mistaken notion that oil or grease Will restsra Tho
hair as nothing can be more injurious The Ainine
nar pain VII restore the skin aud save the hair m
those who have been sick with fever or anv ises. "
Prepared by o. A. P MASON, Providence, r.. II
For sale by all Druggists.
d. p. IVES II co so Milk street poeta, sot ma, :,
sale Agent for the United States and Canadas.
Agent "a Worcester, J. Q. HILL, Mechanics, Biooi,
Z j28 Tg9a Gao n dem
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
HRT ED d A nnn -

Ia
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke
u, Physician Extraordinary the Queen This invsn
able Meceine is unfaing in the cure of all those nainf
and dangerous diseases incident to the Female constn
ton: NHH'''u-
II moderates all excess, removes all obstructions and
brngs on the monthly period with regularity These pills
should be Used two or three weeks previous to con6ne
menti they ortfy the constitution and lessen the su
ing during labor enabling the mother to pe form her d
ties with safety to heTselfa and child 49, ~
reese rus should not be taken bV 6e1uayes d,,yn .
g Ae FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnanov ,'" a.
Msy are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, bud al anW
other tvne they safe. - '''V
a. N an cases OF Nervous Spinal Affections pain in
ine back and Limbs Heaviness Fatigue on sght Ever
on' Papltaton Of the Heart LOwness of Shirts Hvs
ecs SICK Headache, Whitesand the painful diseases
occasioned by dsordered system, these Pills will effect
cure When all other means have failed and ALTHOUGH
Powenu remedy, do not contain iron, caomel antimonv
or any other mintrsL V"y'
a. ny directions accompanying each package Price in
tne United states and Canada, One Dollar.
sole Agents for this country,
. - |. o. BALDWIN q CO.. Rochester N "
IyIaLE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AoEsrs
y. - ~ and six postage stamps enclosed to any an.
mail. SSs"s - 'Ne Niiis W te'urn
For sale by BURR, FOSTER, co., No. cornhill.
boston, oy Bush Co., wholesale and retail agents
anu w uEugBSss generally daw3m lneha
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NARROW EscAPE.-As thesmorning accommo-
dation train from Worcester tosNorwich, yester-
day, was running within two miles of Oxford, it
was met by a fagman, with thsrequest of the
conductor Of freight train which had met with
an accident below, e back up q North Oxford
for assistance. In complying with this request,
as the train was turning sarve at moderate
speed, it came suddenly upon had-car, in which
were two mer-work9seh on the road, who were
rolling themselves towards Oxford. The meet
ing was so sudden lat they had not time to leap
from the car before itvas run down and pretty eff
fectually smashed up Aby the train. But as they
sprung aside the instant Of the concussion, in
stead being torn to peeesuith the hand car, as
they would have been in two seconds more of time,
they escaped with pretty severe brdises about the
head and shoulders. One of themtwas able to
walk about very soon, but the other Fad to be ia.
ken along in the train.
The policy of backing trajH over a track
where it had but just passed, without sending for
ward a man to run the curyes, is very question
able one, to say the least.
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CaHfoinfn.

The following items are from the summary of
lAltg California of the Goth ult.':
1.-The weather, upon which California is so
dependent for her prosperity, has been during
the past fortnight, of the most favorable kind,
both for the mining and agricultural interests.
We have never before had such a copious
supply of rain, and az the same time SO favor.
ably distributed throughout the season.
Henry Bates, our late State Treasurer, hay
ing proved a defaUlter to the amount of
$l24, 200, has since been impeaehed, tried and
convicted of the offence, and declared incom-
petent to ever again hold any Office of honor.
trust, or profit in this state. He has also been
indicted, and is TO be proceeded against crim-
inally. Rowe, his accomplice. still remains
in prison, Comptroller Whitman has also
been impeached for malfeasance, but has not
yet had his trial. mall 90
SINCE the summary executions of the rob-
beTs at Los Angeles, great quiet has prevail
ed IN that quarter, and the most happy effects
are likely to result from these severe but well
timed acts Of retribution. The late copious
rains give assurance of abundant crops Of
grain, and fruits, the coming season, and the
prospects Of the people were never more fiat.
terlng than at present. sts
8 All kinds of business have been much i'm.
peded Of late in the northern part of the
State, by deep SHOWS; these, however, were
melting rapidly at last accounts M
The weather in all parts of California is
now most delicious The fruit trees are load
ed with blossoms, giving promise of album
dant fruit and the whole face of the land is
covered with yerdure and flowers.
James Walker Is reported to have found
rock Of Union Flat, near Volcano, three feet
across and projecting four feet from the
ground, which is covered with gold. Its
depth in the ground has not been ascertained.
and OF course its value is unknown, but is
certainly immense.
The Sonora Herald Of Saturday saws that
piece of gold valued at three hundred dollars
was picked up in the Northern part of Sono-
70, one day last week, by lady.
A quartz boulder weighing one hundred
and sixty-two pounds, has been found at
Minnesota by the Juniata Company; $4,000
has been abstracted from it and the stock re-
naming uncrushed will yield at least two
thousand more, making in all $1,000. This,
wehelieye, ia the richest boulder ever discov-
cred in this country. -s,.
| oREGoN.-The winter Tn Oregon has been
unusually severe, and many cattle have per-
ished. Much feeling seems to have been
awakened, and a good deal of discussion is
going on IN regard to the introdnction Of
SLAVERY into the territory. The popular sem
timent would appear, however, to be strongly
against the measure. .sda f--tss~
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Auction sALEs ny E. ~. vArLL.-Linen and
housekeeping goods, at stoiR 1855 Main street.
next to the Bay State House, tcsqorow and Sat.
day, and Monday, Tuesday, aud "Wednesday Of
next week.
On Friday, at 3o'clOck, the estse Of Patrick
welch, on Milbury street.
On Saturday, at 10 o'clock, Thirteen acres Of
valuable land, on the old MilIbury road, in
Blthewood District, with SCOUT three hundred
fruit trees upon the samef
On Monday, the eesb the mi. Flagg farm,
adjourned from Tuesda last on .ocOunt Of the
severe storm. H. ~ Ha.
For further particulars q .se. Boz sales see
aoNertisements .-nds, for sale by al
~ GEO. II. sPURR.
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LUT HEIRS CLOTHING HOusp
No. Lincoln House Block,
auyff
Buy Me, and I'II DO You Cood!,,
Now is the time to use the Great Spring and Summer

Medicine.
Dh. LANGLEf'S ROOT & HERB BITTFRS
M Composed Of sarsaparilla Yellow Dock, wild Cherry
Ihotoughworts Prickly Ash Rhubarb, Mandra.e Dao
deon, and Wintergreen-s so combined +, . IN 49, al
upon me cause Of dis ase and forming one Of the bes
feneales in the world for Jaundice ami Liver Comnaint
IN al ther forms, Dyspepsia, Costvepess Hnmcrs ~
the Blood and Skin, Piles, Indigestion Heaachr Iv,;
ness Heartburn or Acid Stomach Languor, WEAKNESS
Loss oil Appetite, Debility, Bilious Diseases Mercnrsi
AHscuons, and all Impurities Of The Blood M mate.
what the cause may be- Fever ana Ague Corgbs 81
Colds, broken up and cured at once sNo anu
Ihey are pleasant to take, useful at all times and snre
70 90 good They cleanse the bowels purify The Hood
heal strengthen regulate, build mp and keen in orJ
me Whole system Everybody should use them. Nearly
sH hundred thousand bottles used last year proving
1t the most popular medicine ever known PiO'iHS
Price only 20 aud 81 cents per hottie Nave. 90
Union street, Boston Sold by all dealers in medieine
everywhere. mb9h ~ neu.ol"e
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LATER FROM NIcAKAeU&1 ReaeSted Success,
of the Costa RicaaS.- Gtaseestom, April IA
Steamer Isabel arrived 8egterday, from Ha-
yana and Key West April To-
Steamer Tennessee, from Aspinwall, had
arrived at Key West, bripsingkhe news that
Col. Lockbridge had beef driven from Sera.
piqni, and that the whole OF the river San
Juan, was in the handsaof the Costa Ricans.
The steamer ]. w. Haptt exploded in the
river, killing sixty tillbustefs
The Tennessee brought h pine part of
Lockbridge's command, incluh ping fifty sick
and wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

IHE DIVINITY SclEDoL ExPULs1oN,-Rey. I.
W. Higgnsou, on snJty evening last,in speak
ing of the phenome fof Spiritualism, adverted
to the recenesexpul bn or suspension from the
Divinity School N mbridge, Of Mr.. Willis, the
celebrated mediuR. s4y. H, states, that so far
aslhe could ascsftaih9 thefezyas nothing alleged
against Mr.. Willis. Except, that while sitting in
"circle," gid Inadvertently moving his foot be-
meath the table, it iemR in contact with the foot
Of Prof Eustis, his wxs neighbor, (which was in
similar pOsitfon,) nd was then seized by the
Professors hand. Not a particle OF evidence
had beef>pade public c9rneeting the offending
foot with anysof the nhe6omena produced, nor did
he (Mr. H. believe shy such had been brought
before the FacultySbg the Rev. II. F. Harring-
ton OF Cambridge, WIG was present at the inyes.
tigation, had protested against it, as furnishing
no grounds for so IMPORTANT Nproceedng. In
deed, the Faculty had expressly Nisavowed hav-
ing made "any investigation, of such a nature as
would authorize them, publicly, to pronounce on
the truth or Ialseboqd OF the charges" and en-
tirely refused to do sd But they have suspend.
ed'' Mr. Willis, on the ground that he has been
charged with such an offence, thus reversing the
maxim Of law, which assumes man innocent
till he is proved. guilty pdr. H. read the reso-
lutions of the Facufty which fully sustained his,
statement He closed by~asserting that these
transactions sustainedthe traditional character
of ecclesiastical tribunals, as being far severer
than any legal ones. S far as these Professors
had power to do it, thecharactsr and prospects
of this young pan weks bhgkfed, and there was
not student in>the Ukiyefsity, who might not,
at any time, suffer thesame penalty, if single
professor chose toycharge HIN with crime. But,
from such injustice asFaction>Yould inevitably
come. Annexed hereto, we print an affidavit
from Mr.. Higginson, his own experiences in Z
connection with Mr. Willis.
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Police CouRT-T Hesda April l4.-John
MGoner, for being drunk. wa fined 80 and costs,
Patrick McTierman, on six Complaints for sell
ing liquor, was fined $50 and cos,S, and sentenc.
ed to the House Of Correction for no DAYS, On
another complaint, for being COMMON seller, be
was fined 800 and costs, and sentdhced to the
House Of Correction for 100 days Baking Nc
Tiermans sentence in all, a finest Clio and
costs, aud 22O days 10 the House % Corrections
He appealed, and finally gave baAin $1,000.
On "Wednesday, Samuel Riler, for being a
common vagabond, was sepNenced to the House
Of correction for one montk
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DRAPEP a CLARK

W and 30 Front receiving from different our
ng Mills the following brands of Flour which they will
Ell at the lowest cash price :-Quary Mills, Samuel P
Eyi Louis Chaplin, J. O. Stone, e. H. Beach, Harlan d
NIL Delphi Mills Farmers Mills and many other brands
with half barrels Of various qualities; also Corn RIVE
and Ne Beans, Butter, sc. Also Lime Cement Cal
cine Plaster Ground Plaster, Timothy and Clover Seed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

At Philadelphia, recently, arrange.
rnepts had been made for the marriage II 4
young lady Of a most respectable family The
event was 10 have been consnmated on We'd.
nesday last, aud all the necessary arrange.
Inents were completed, when the lady was
suddenly attacked by illness. died on Sunday,
and was buried the very day which was 10
have witnessed the solemnization Of her nup.
tiais. Her marriage garment, at her own
request, formed her shroud.
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The announcement having been made in some
Of our papers that Wendell Phillips would make
the bred Scott ease tfls subjectp his remarks at
the meeting in MechSsid Hall, ohssunday even
ing next we are requested to say that Mr.. Phil
lips's subject on that occasion will be- THE GEN
cfal Aspects of the Slave Question.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

New YoRk, Adril i5S-[ Washington cor
respondent New EOrkl fourier and Eao,,irer. I
The army order, j1sS.issued, directs a total
increase OF troops mi Kansss of about 500
men, consisting Fths egRNcompanies in the
10th Infantry ordered thitheAfrom Minneso-
ia. IN the early part bf June there will be in
Kansas, as estimated between 5000 and 400
troops, of which l5D0 will be detached On
special service.
Herald CdSSespoHdeAce. lon Saturday
last, the reply f<ep@ed by the Secretary Of
state Zen. Cass The propositions advanc-
ed by the British Government. concernino
the affairs otEChina,3 WIS transmitted to the
British Miaister, Lid Napier. This renIv
embodies, with great clearness and precision.
and with apervadirag spirit of comfy. can
dor and friendlinesS towards England. the
distinct views of o3r government toucbino
the present all impoNaREcrisis in the affairs Of
the great Flo%ery NiAgdom. | understand
that Mr.. Reed, Wal 5roceed IN a government
steamer to South9hp tQn, thence to London,
to hold confeEeHce lwith.I,or Palmerston
thence to PariE to 6nfer with Louis Nano!
leon; thencgtO Hod 3 Kong,by the English
route.
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AnbrO2raPhe, SPereOgrnP and Dn.
style Pictures, which ate UNSURPASSED beauty and cor.
RICHNESS perfect in their acknowledgement capable Of being
universal appreciation. Mr. O. has so far perfected the
new process that he is able to good pictures Of
children at any age Rooms at 1888 Main street over
Citizens Bauk. dtt TucbS7
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Our readers will find, in the Statement Of
Facts, /" sworn to by Rev, I. ". Higginson, in
another column, singular sefes Of alleged spir-
itual manifestations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

The BURDRLL AND CuNNiNo HAM MARn1AGE.
This would seem to be pretty we'll proved by
the testimony of Mrs. Gunningham's daugh.
tiers. given in detail at the surrogate's Court
at New York on Monday, which is consider
ing the question Of the legal heirs of the
murdered man. The girls were upon, the
stand all day, and their self-possession and
coolness during their cross examination were
wonderful; their answers occasionally were
both curt and tart. With faces unveiled and
countenances unmoyed, they seemed prepar-
ed to Withstand and boldly respond 10 the
most trying and searching cross examination.
The answers of Augusta, who was present at
the alleged marriage, were all given in bold,
unfaltering voice.
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DEVENS. ROAR, & HILL,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOPS ~, ram
No Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass !.
CHAs DEYENs, JR., GEO. F. HoAR, j. HFsRY HIff
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Who buys his Clothing that of his family knows
that it is quite item in his expense during year and
that 1t is an object to make his purchases where he can
save one collar IN every ten This can be done by making
Lather's Clothing House m
Your regular place Of trade where you can always and
large assortment Of bette. made
Q l. o II H T NJ g
Than at any house in the city.
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Late Champlain is open, ana teamboats COM
mence running to day
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad is
completed, and the first traiusto Prairie du CHEN
went through, yesterday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-16

! Seed, Seed.-Timothy, Glover, Red Top, and White
Clover Seed, for sale by DRAPER Il CLARK
apo. d3W 95 and 06 Front street
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The THEATRE.-A engagements have been
made for two pettSrmaa es Fl the Theatre. The
Programme Of pee(Qrf Aces is excellent ono,
IUncle Toms Cabin in the afternoon, and
Damon and Phyth Mn the same evening.
epch an lopportYAtyE to- nee such excellent
plays, Perferms&as icy will be at the Worces-
Ter Theatre, Will not overlooked by those who
wish to make the day ass pleasantly.
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The CONCERT To-4 1eHT.-The Dratorio Of
'the Creation" will be berfd1med tonight at the
new ''Music Hall, NeAst than it has often been
performed even in lar Kettles, and those which
have more complete organizations. We
hope that the Soety Il wliOmiye owe this, and
BY whose efforts RdRr he careful and able lead
Of their accomplished Hector, Mr.. Hamilton, SO
much has been done I'd the musical education
and enjoyment ofpur Fl y, will be encouraged by
the success of this VenA gs - continue their stud
les and their perforhe IS. All the additional
strength needed for oratorio, brought from
abroad, is Of the hiehe; haracter and We have
every reason to SelieV int the evening will
prove fit and fatefu dedication to sacred har-
mony, Of the building of which our mechanics
are justly proud
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GENTS sHAWLs, at about half price.
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, VIC hay. a very large
assortment Of

over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings
VI all grades from the coarser article to the finest
iaPrc in rich and elegant Styles which will be made to
order y style to suit your own taste and in the most
tnoroegh manner, The liberal patronage we have re-
ceved for the last ten years convipces MS that No
aea iairy with all our customers and we would saw to
those VINO have never traded with u.s. come and EXAMINE
our goods before purchasing elsewhere 1'-o"'iH
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The press Of advertisements upon cur columns a. TINS
time 8 snc hs ae must request patrons to hand IN
their favos early in the day in order to secure their N
serOn in the Tst issue Advertisements for the Weekly
must be harded in MONDAYS, in order to secure Their
Insertion.
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The funeral of Mr. osgosd johnson, late prin-
eipal of the High School this city, will take
place at Cambridge, this ernoon, at two o clock.
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G e o. r. 81 NJ o r r

WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL DRUGGIST.
And dealer in Gold Plate aud Foil, Mineral Teeth aud
syrups.
n B. Physicians PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared
rom the bestAmedicines All f26
DIR. Peters Ceiebra ed Pills for Fe ma les
warranted to be sure remedy for all distractions in
Shoad not be taken stOppage is caused by pregnancy
ior hey would invariably cause miscarriage War
Gus to life health Full and explicit directions accom-
Pany each box. Price $500 For sale by Drs. HILL &
JAsEPH, sole agents, No. 121 Main street Worcester
All orders shond be sent to the ahnve nddress -
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Mrss Ss Coed " an, an experienced and success
tu midwife holds herself in readiness day and nipb
attend to the duties Of her profession Residence
Austin street. aft no.o; i"
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From WashiSgtO -Nfcaraguau Dim-
New Orleans psssS fof the 9th inst, have
been received The rs Resolute, Black Sea,
and Bowditeh, very ssAlerably damaged by
coming in collisoRin Mississippi river, and they
were obliged to put bac for repairs The Gov
eminent have been oili sally advised BY Messrs.
Morse and Bowler, of thr unsuccessful efforts TO
treat with the gONsEpmfhtssf New Grenada. The
affairs of the lsthmussS efe, on Wednesday, the
subject Of Cabinet ca Mutations, and excluded
all other subjects. Is Resolved that Ameri-
can rights in that dhardEr, shall be respected It
will shortly send four q five vessels, with such in
structions to the commanders, as will, it is be-
lieved, eonsummate tlR object and lead to the
settlement of the Axist4 gdifieultie3. The ad-
ministratiOn are sned te take decided
stand. The third N&,sl Court of Inquiry will
meet next Mondayfftt y compd Fed Of Capts.
Kearney, Newton, and Stone, neither of whom
was promoted by the la4t retiring Board
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DIR. LINNELL

o NJ O. PAFHIsT
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from / Tn and
to P. M No q 49,, s 5"
Worcester May 20, 1856
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JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATTAw
No. els Main Street,
"a WORCESTER. MASS A.,
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Azure for I
ToOthache. {
MINIM RoUx,

j : : : 90 d TOOfHn rDo
Minim Roux is sure for Toothache, il anything
besides FoTceps will effect it. 20
It. decided, speedy and efectua tits not only bet
ter but you get four times the quantity for the same
amount Of money that you of any other toothache
preparations fair trial will satisfy all Of its superior
qualities and never failing cure Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by O. HILL, Apothecary Mechan
ics' Hall, Worcester, Mass. dtMl fla