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MonE Amour BILL LAwnrxcE-The more we

AoHE ABoUT Bill LAwREScK--The more we
view the shutting and lodging of the member
from over the river, ELL Lawrence, the moro
surely and unseeinly does 1.-THE trail of the
serpent" appear. The other day he told gem
tleman from this city, in the presence Of third
gentleman, that he was totally and entirely OPP
posed to Lecompton-that como what might he
would stand true and steadfast with the Anti
Lecompton men. He also sent word to us, re-
questing US TO correct our statement that he WAS
at all hesilating he ever intended to vote
any other way than against LecomptOn. Yet,
what does he doI He brazenly deserts his
Ani-Lecompton comrades in the hour Of their
trial, goes over bag and baggage to the Admin
istrution. His constituents, gentlemen assured
us yesterday. from his district, are filled and
thrilled with Indignation they will dig his grave
SO deep-bury him underneath such a mass Of
clods and clGimps, that the arm of political re-
surrection will never reach him. He deserves
It richly-sny such poor, timid, weak kneed
Judas has no business in Congress, and we
might add, anywhere else above ground.
Poor Bill has made himself still more abject
and ridiculous by going in with Cox, another
deserter, and getting an endorsement Of their
vote from Gov. Walker, which they send to tho
Washington Onion. Is poor Bill weak enough
and silly enough, we want to know, to think
that such diddIing will save bin Mt home? 1.-The
does, he's deluded individual. There's no
help for Bill-none whatever. He is briefly
and finally "goner."
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NOTICE 40 IaUUSEIk EEPESs.
Iew Gnrnats at Reduced Prices

n e~ Gar PETS at NSIl tIOUu u =.
THE subscriber takes great pleasure ia informing is
r~. an the uic generally tn . he i nov rrc' lNl1S
hi, SPRIg,S .STOtiK or CDODS, which - VERY llIsS
an embraces greatest variety ever offered IN Ia
Nv stock consists, part Of cpr1Pirt- A. OF
Carpets RIGS ~ Cloths, wa-i PaTsr- WtnloE Shsdts,
Cy-tFa DtlasEs Sstla Daiavs tiiit Caraees C-fiAin
I;tIs and Pins and PAno Covers, tag-fheT s.h
rat variety of articles numerous q NATION Ihis
sto-E IA a -elect, siih great ~ - s'ff ii ricA
anJ do think rfeT iEduceHiss tiNt have
aal before been offered ia thls city -,
Tiai- n anr u Goods In the sg1 Furnishing line vi
rl-.,- an Al Ire oil stand No LAB, u"iH So and
60, J. Q. HARBOUR,
-; No t4s Main St
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THE DRsrRTEns PROM THE ADMINISTRATION
What shall be done tOiM Mem.-Thc New York
Herald discusses the question-"What shall be
done with the dcsertcrs from the Administration
party, on the Kansas question" It enumerates
the most prominent aud influential, and hands
Douglas over to the "execntioncr" as being with
out the pale of mercy-nnd looms to the same
fate, Walker, Stanton, Broderick, and few 9TH
ers But-admirnble instance of clemencyl-it
submits that Gov. Wise be "let off," that is, he
should be reprievcd and allowed time for rcpen
tence, with a hope of ultimate pardon if he con-
ducts himself properly hcrcafterl The Herald
concludes its article on tho Desertcrs and their
Punishment, as follows:-
'Thc President will, undoubtly, shape his &C
ton in the reconciliation of the democracy, in
view of the great practical measures connected
with our foreign and domestic affairs, which he
has indicated as the policy Of his administration.
Thus it may be found expedent to shoot some
of the Douglas desertcrs, and to give to others
term of grace for repentance and absoluton.-
With this we shall be content, and all the faith.
full democracy will say Amen.!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-07


ESuLAND AND FnAwcE.-The papers by the
last steamer from Europe, as well as the cor
respondents Of the American papers represent
that the feeling, ON both sides of the channel,
is growing more,and.nore unfricndly every day,
and that but little else was talked of, besides
the chances Of war between the two countries
The Emperor is known to have given utterance
to his modification and resentment, on receiv-
ing the news of Bernnrd's acquittal, in terms
less guarded than usual,--and creating mn i'm
preston that, anxious as ho was to continue the
English alliance, circumstances" were con-
stGntly threatening its honorable maintenance.
A summary of those circumstances may DO sub.
mitted thus
lst. Defeat of tho Conspiracy Murder Bill.
Cd Apology for the walewsEi note
sd. Apology for the French ColOnOl'a (lfoNi.
teur) threats.
9Th. Expulsion of French detectives from
London.
9th. Acquittal of Dr. Bernard.
9th. Refusal to institute further proceedings.
7th Seizure of the Island of Perrin
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New TRIUNPHs OF TELEoBAPHISo.-A Mr..
Boggs, in England is said to have invented an
ingenious modification of the electric telegraph
apparatus, which, il practicable. will supCrsede
the necessity of more than single wire over any
Geographic route, by its increased facilities of
transmission. He claims to be able to print
paper OF the size Of the Intsiligencer in half an
hour over single wire. His plan is MS follows:
Bands ofgutta pcrcha about six inches broad
and three inches thick, are perforated with holes
upon both sides, at short but equal distances
apart and arranged so as to roll upon wheels or
drums. When very long message is to be
transmitted, il is appOrtiOned amongst several
operators, each having his gutta percha hand
and box of >opper pins. These pins he sets
up in the holes. one by one, or two by two, with
more intervening holes empty, in such
manner that their relative positions shall indi-
cate the letters TO be transmitted. In this way
it is claimed that all the desirable combinations
for telrgruphic alphabets can be readily effect
ed aud a conventional typography arranged, in
which experienced operators may achieve
great rapidity of execution The bands
then placed in connection with the machine,
and each rolled off in succession, ut the most
rapid rate, by means ofstcam, the points of the
pins, ut the moment Of cuntact, transmitting the
current The labor of composition is placed in
the hands OF the requisite number of persons,
aud each portion can be almost inStanianeOuSly
forwarded; the wires, meantime, being free for
other communications, an advantage which will
be greatly appreciated. Ii the idea should be
practically achieved, the time occupied in trans
uniting several columns OF newspaper, would
be minutes instead Of hours
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-07

FHosr AT tue souru.- Gloomy reports come
from parts of the South of damage occasioncd
to the crops by the cold weather of last week
Frost was very general throughout the country.
and in many places lay upon the ground like
snow. Insome places ice of considerable thick
ness was formed Rice, cotton and corn, has
been cut down to the ground in some sections
and will have to be rcplanted; young fruit is
killed, and garden produce generally destroyed.
In other localities partial crops win be obtained
The season was never more prOpitious, nor the
crops more advanced than they were this spring,
until the occurrence of this calamity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-07

WE have been selling Barbayes's Holland
Bittcrs for some months; and, although, when
it was first introduced, we did not urge its sale,
being nnaequAinted with the article; still we
found the public determined to have it. and to
meet the demand we have been obliged to Pur-
chase more of this article than we ever have OF
any other patent medicine whatever. Every
day brings new testimonials of its efficacy in
removing the various complaints for which il is
recommended, and in offering it to our custom
eTS do 50 with more confidence in its virtues
than is due to most preparations Of the kind.
Gale Brothers, Druggists,
14s Randolph ST, Chicago, III.
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nnMTISTRY.

,,,ur,3-.y-nrI respectfully infora INC a.i ~, tT.
have associated themselves @ CseiErrn
a. Irnon ss.,) where thry al os haltS 81
ttsIT freaIS aud all Othsrs WishihS '1e
Dentist .-,,l 80 ,,y.ral yeaTsJle assist
-, .,1sfa al, en=assa IN the praet'st loI H. .
eleven years airing ns ~ i5ast ali me
.S ~ Inc United states, aud has Ia.i,.ilA - Ill.,
80 - rsTiuu pc charities IN crsfathS
- 4. = confident Of beins able 20 give entlls
to all who may IA''I' HsiH ara ROBERTSON, NJ D
Wheeling, Nov. IS, 1881. JAMES ORR
S.R.-M=ssrs Il / o. take pleasure IN reieFrihF'oS
,nsSi9r to the foIloWins srntemsE. riirI,, AGA
- I, 4, uon Geo. Tho u-pson liis
CissriI MORAN Nelson Esq, n VI Zoe, Esl-' ~
TTIs.-I M w Rates, Dr. X IL Cutii..i,- = =
IIiIJreib DT : Todd, TaantG Del apIain JOAN
f., u~CIsIlcus Knox & Co, Marsh IaHloI. n91Is-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-07

ARREST OF THE oFHcERs OF THE ocEAS SPRAY.
Captain Marsh, in command of the steamer
Ocean Spray, at the time that vessel was des-
troyed BY fire, the second engineer, and the
mate of that vessel, are nov under arrest ona
charge Of granddaughter.
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Flesh Arrival

Fresh Arrival.
= CASES Congress Water,
> ] Bartsi Pare Cream Tartar,
3 Kegs. liz lbs, Baking Soda,
500 pounds Concentrated Lyr,
500 pounds Carb Ammonia,
81 pounds Prime NutnegB,
80 puunts sal soda,
5 barrels Whiting.
barrels Juniper Berries,
POT sails very Low Mt =. PCSbESBuRG'S.
MOI Washington Hail. Wheeling.
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For Rent
For Rent

s,,rooul on Main street, NoTtS Ns ,1 :psi
i nerly oecup:ed sE : A. CEORGE E. WIcRIlAA.
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,r1uE large three story Brick 5Gidins ~ Jesse
sradss ~ IsSiiar house. PossSssieu gwen O. tAs
day OF April nsNf a. .,r,e hull dfar, oerGfiied
as a shoe BY John Rankin =. K ARMSTRONG.
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For Rent.

THAT desirable PEoTs IdTiy. TIE dvsIug contains
knos is-srsodaii5ns for large iahls,a r,.rsct
eontAl-S 80 :, -ood orchard, &C, ara Al. I1'ei'
AZ iS fsner Per terms aPpi'F HtrLLIHES
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~ See First and Fourth Pages of to-day's
paper for interesting reading matter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-07

MADAME CECGBR HUSH, Of Philadelphia,
vi the Beautul and Talented Tragcdlenne aud the eel
ebrated Scotch Vocalist MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, Of
New York. the Scottish Nightingale, viii give two Of their
intellectual and pleasing Drawing Room EateTianulens in
above consisting Of Readings RcitatOns FO
cal and Instrumental Musee hrst part eomPrising
lecons Shakespeare and other works Of the fAvort
poets Madame Cee, have been read by her 20 large
fashionable houses the principal Elstsrn and West
lived with uubuunded appAuse-Payorite
Scotch sh and American Ballads by 5ss Agnes suthsT
land Scottish Nightingale, been by her
with in New YORK and Philadelphia
arrival In this The whole missing
double entertainment unequaed by other Of the kind
In the county.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH ETESZNG.
Doors open at 7-Conmrnees = TO 8 O'Clock.
Tickets Admission - Cts, be had the principal
Hotyi Music and Book Stores, and 1t tbs door IN she
evening.
The Piano used Of Chieksrins sna's, kindly
loaned FROM Mellors Music store, 40 20 Unionst my5
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TuOsdny, "wednesday and Thursdny Even
ingS, Way 1IIh, 14Ih aud 18Th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-07

THE BEST
WHITE LEAD IN the market D. 4. FdIHssf0ec e COS
w 25 cts PER key to the than
ANY other Lead IN FOR the that better
Is durable and makes better finish FOR sale by
T. ~. LOGAN CO,
ny5 Bridge Corner Druggists.
ONO KEGS WHITE LEAD-assoIted BRANDS low A. 1t
ZUO can be bought in any market, for sale BY
my5 T. H. LOGAN 4 co.
TINASNEE's OlL-No I aud 2-Linseed on, Sperm Oil,
Lard al, EthrTiAl OIL, Meats Foot Oh, for sale
quantities TO suit purchasers, By
mVS t. IL IAhiAN n CO.
ID LEAU, Ltaarse, varuf.lss, and Pants, 81 all
IL kinds, for sale by tuy5l T H. LOGAN CO.
WASHINGTON HALL.
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UBLE ATT IA CT1 o N!
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I LASGFRIED, sa3,tAntiai sni fancy Boot and SHOE
- rsSer, has removed hs shop "ppasi;e hs Oh stlnd
Main ST., the Frrsuih r.i-rs he ssh so-es thc
pl:TcaE- Of te plhi-, intending his work n re'onneut
itself [rrsi-sml J. LANGYgIED.
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Al the above qaors selected vIth car, Ard
WarTautei pure
We have nisS uu Hand afst- a-scrtreut do,~s-
tic LgeuTst = which we iuvts attention OF th- trade
Agi1 DOASE 1 ADAMS
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APER HANGINGs.

toners, an
IMaENSE STOCK
OF French and American House Papers, Borders Cuy-
tsins, Chimney Prints, Centre Pieces,
DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Moulding Cornices, Paper Statuary, SC, in
new AND DESIRABLE STILES,
and Of the finest quality
In cur assortment you lnd Papers Of every shade
grade aud COLOR suitable for this markeand at the low
est prices,
FOR CAS-
This department is under the direct supervision Of one
Of the firm who will give his special attention to the
wants oil paper Customers and see that every is sat
Paper Hangers furnished if desired Work done in the
best manner.
FIRTH NICHOLS,
ape deodSw Opposite Bay State House.
THE oxYeESATED BITTERs-For the cure of dyspeps a
or indigestion, liver complaint asthma costveness loss
of appetite, fever and ague heartburn, water brash
acidy, sea sickness scurvy, headache ennui,
and general debility, any disease having Its origin in
imperfect digestion.
These aitters all classes of our fellow citizens
including members Of congress, lawyers physicians
cergymen planters, farmers and others testify are the
only safe certain, and sovereign specific the imme.
diate relief and permanent the many cruel COM
plants which in phase or other of dyspepsia act
race.
These Bitters were discovered by DR. Geo. B. Green,
and in their formula differ entirely from that Of any
other preparation Of medicine. Containing no alcohol
no mnerano poson-no noxious drug,-in their nature
oro, not stimulating retainng their virtues in any
cline; they are ga combination and form indeed~ OF
medicine which knows rival in extermnstng disease
and restoring the system its pristine vgor and health
No matter Of how long standing, however induced or
chronic in its character the disease may beno matte
that it has baied the skill of the physician and resisted
thn afF,r aofr,
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In this city, Sept 3Oth by Rev D. w Faunce, Mr. Cal.
vim D. HarsnoTn to Miss HELEN Marcy; Oct. i4th, by
Rev g. souther James Snow to Rachel Regny, both Of
this city.
In Boston, Oct 18th, by Rev. George Blagden, D.
D., Mr.. John T. Combs of Warren, to Miss NJ Augusta
Cummings, Of Sutton.
ton of this city, to Mrs. Abigail G. Winter OF West Boy
ston
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GAS FIxTu REs.

We are continually receiving additions to our stock Of
Gas Fixtures Shades, &c. AMI prepared to furnish
public and private buildings the most favorable
terms We are the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE GA ROEL BURN
which is famous for giving the most brilliant light whs
II CONSUMES the least quantity Of gas trial of is
convincing proof of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY.
1t is very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
where steady light is needed.
Terms One Prsce-Cash.
FIRTH Il NICHOLS,
dSWJ Opposite Raw State House
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DR.; Couyer's Invigoratiug Cordial,
Thirteenih Annual Announcements
WORCESTER MEDTCzL TWSTTTUTToo
NAimfar SAanhn.. 1 6 $500

WORCESTER MEDICAL INSTITUTIoN
Winter Sesa50m IS58-59,
commencing on the first WEDNEsD AY in November at
Worcester Mass and continuing sixteen weeks. The
course OF instruction will be- as in years past liberal
thorough, and systematic.
the present age of progression it will be conceded
by all liberal minds that demand exists for an Inttu
ton "a Ne" England, where liberal system of Medicine
can he taught, based npou American Ecectcism
such the Trustees and Faculty announce to be the
object Of the Woreeer Medical College, and entertain
the fullest confidence Of success in their Efforts of
permanency Institution elevated in lis Character
liberal in its views and free from the medical
and intolerance that too often prevail u ether schools
FOR further information addires JOHN W JOHN
EoN, v. D Dean of the Faculty, Hartford, Conn. or
FRANK KELLEY. NJ. D., Worcester Mass
au2 deCd6 veog3m
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MISCELLANEOUS
gENHE BAY STATE BOOK sToI

'HNHE BAY STATE BOOK STORE,
j. w HIT NEY. JR,
IA Main Street.
Cooper's Works, 81 vols. l2mo
Bancrofrs History Of the United States, vols mo-
Marryatt's Works, II vols limo.
Addison's complete Works, 6 vols. limo
Goldsmith's complete Works, 4 vols. limo
Prescott's Works 10 vols. Smo.
Hume's History OF England, 6 vols. Smo.
aahon's History of England, vols. 12mo
Vi kens' Works, vols. emo
Macauley's England, vols Smo.
tiaadtrs Lives Of the Chief Justices Of the United
States, ? vols Smo.
s,rickland's Greens Of England, vols sno.
Chamber's History Of English Literature , vols 9uo
Haniitons History Of the United stues vols 8u,o.
Selections from Lord Bacon, vol, 6mo.
Staoley's Sinai and Palestine, ] vol 8mo
Legis Biographical History Of Philosophy. l vol Sro.
vol. Smo.
Bsrtletps Narrative oi Explorations In Texas New Mex
leo California, &c vols mo.
Halis History Of Eastern Vermont ] vol s no.
Alexandel's Transatlantic Sketches. vols Smo
Counsend's Rocky Mountsins, vols sma
Life Of VIM Allen, with selections from his correspond
ence vols 8mo.
Barrngton's Historic Records, vol Suo.
Castillo's History Of Mexico, 2 vols suo
History Of Mr., John Decsstro, vols. l2mo
The Political Writings OF Thomas Paine vols smo
Brazn, River Plate, Paraguay and the Region on the
Amason, vol. SmO
Voyage B-flns Bay and Bherings Straits by Peter
@. Sutherland, NJ. D., 2 vols
Thucydides' History Of tue psopenesan War, drst
English translation, printed in black letter. 1850 vol
folio. dtt ola
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In Barre, Oct 7th, Mrs. Mary, wife of willard Fes
sender "; 18th Charles B. Ingraham yrs. IS days;
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GEORGE EssgONs.

FUrnashing Undertaken & COmn Ware
house,
Oofins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes n every description, always on hand Also the
NEw PATENT METALLIC CAsKEF, OF all sizes
every thing connected with the MANAGEMENT Of fune
rails promy attended to- No. 49 Front street. residence
68 Front street, Worcester, Mass. d&Wtf my2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Proposals
will be received by the subscribers until IL o'clock
at noon on Thursday the 18th day Of October 1858 far
heating the NEW Jail for Worcester County at Fitchburg
and also for furnishing and putting in all the cooking
and laundry appaatu The proposals to be in gross
sum for all the work bid for and to state full particuars
as tohe quantity Of pipe used the size and kind of boiler
used and the kind and manufacture of ali the cooking
and laundry utensils proposed and estimated in the bid
Also Proposal for building Jail Yard Fence
Also Proposals for doing all of the plumbing required
Each Of the proposals to be in gross sums for the work
For full particulars inquire Of the subscribers at No ID
Cenrs Exchange Worcester or at the Jail in the amer
noon OF the following days: Thursday, Oct l. Saturday
Oct 9, Tuesday, Oct IL
Jail" " N4''i'Nb
The County Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right to reject any all Of the Proposals offered for
their consideration. BOYDRN 4 RAIL
Worcester, Oct 6, 1868. an
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1etsa bold't GenHiae Preparation.
aELhboLD'S Genuine PREPARATION
HELMBOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION
HELGBOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION
is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemistry with
he greaest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted
to their combination dEw3m -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WOR CEsTER THEATER.
Lessees and Managers......... Il N6 I5TaS "
This Saturday Afternoon, Oct. I6,
Last appearance Ct
MR.. J.. E. OW VEINS.
Commencing at 3 o'clock, with
o r T 7 w IN X s.
Horato spruggins. E Ovens.
To be followed by the
MAID WITH TIE MILKING PAIL.
To conclude with
MY son DIANA.
Homau
Prfces.- Dress Circle and Parquett SOC; Family Cir
Gle 25ci Amphithester Isl Private So single tick
cts 81,
Doors open att, performances commence at q O'Clock
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6 r YER & BARE RS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Is SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
495 OADWAY, NEW YORK,

! ~ These Machines are now justly admitted to be
TIE hestin ule for Family Sewing, making new, strong,
and elastic stitch, which will NOT rip, even If every
fourth stuh be cut Circulars sent On application by
letter. Agents wanted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16

Arnold's GIobuies and Vital Fluid. -Fc
ale, wholesale and retail, by
30. Hull, Druggist and Apothecsry,
dtf Mach animal Hall Rlnnh
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silver DtHease"-'1Aiver COmpIn5nt."-
WHY there many uncured cases. Read Dr. BLISS
adv Ttisement, in spu'her roln n. dawn o6
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HeinbOids Gennine Pre- pa ratfOu.-FOr
disease Of the Bladder, Kidneys, G avel and Dropsy
% dNw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16

kenovas.-Dr. btNNELL, lIiuh@opathist has
emoFed n No. Elm street, FIRST resideuce above teh
Lincoln House. 0hice hours from Ito and to Z .. n
o1T az
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The Rennon WHY emma

come to buy old carpets, beds and quilts il you will self
very we'll.
also come, broken ware to renew and sell what you I'll
buy; 49, =
CONS with brooms glass and wooden ware; more than
these can supply
Our Tin Pedlsr will call at your residence soon,
Or orders left at SWANS HOTEL III attend at morn night
noon, ,e'
also pay cash for rags &C., but have no business con
ncotion with
H. A. Heath To the citizens Worcester, respectfully,
N B.. All my goods are sold at one price. but IL Won
bay five articles or so,
The price Of each shall be ten per cent below he price
of oDe).
But II any poor person lacks few cents of the price
and are honest, I'll give them the balance
CO diff n NJ n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16

once known never tOrsOGGens--Tf our read
era would have positive luxury for the Toilette, use
Blodgetts 'PeFsan Balm" For Cleansing the Teeth
sha yng, Champooing, Bathing, Beaudfying the Com
piexion, removing Tan Pimpes, Freckles Sun Marks,
aad all disagreeabe marks from Skim it has equal
Sold by all Druggists. g s. BLODGgET Il CO., PRO
prietors, 0gdensburgh N. 7.
Sold by all Druggists Worcester and wholesale and
retail BY JOHN Q. HILL, Mechanics Hall Binding.
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