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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05
American Iron Irn,le.

The Alexandria Gazette mentions !he sr'
rival at that port, via the canal, Of about SIX
buudred tons of iron rail, troua the Mount
Savage Iron Works, near Cumberland, Ma
rylaud, for the Orange and Alexandria Ka'l-
way. We are highly gratifed, that our
Railway Companies are beginning to look u
the furnaces Of our own, instead OF those OF
foreign countries, for their supply OF fa'is'
The fac. that railway iron manufactured IN
our own country has q toughnes: ard dnra-
bilty not found in the imported aruc.e,
should commend it everywhere TO Railway
Companies The cheapness OF the imported
article has doubtless operated TO induce us
purchase from abroad, but whistler to the
advantage of the purchaser may well De a
question: under such statement OF pToHt
and loss IA the facts OF annual wear IA tear
show upon almost every railway IN tina
country that has used English rails. we
are glad 70 hear THAI several OF orr rail m'iIs
are increasing their make very maternity.
The price of English rails has dropped down
to a low figure ut home, hat there has - yet
been but little demand for them from per-
sons this cid, Of the Atlantic. The low
Gualisy Of the English rails 10 its effect u9on
tho trade is seen by tho state Of the market,
and tie general feeling among the h'Siish
Iron Masters, that 10 isture they must not
look this way for q great amount OF safes
An Eeslish gentleman connected with the
OF sineering profession, now travelling lii The
u niled States, writes TO one OF tie principal
/ papers in London ~ follows:
..,,l Hon, hpr
quality Of the iron exported from England
10 this country, and oo!a prophecies made
that the supply from The mother country will
soon cease, on account of the inferior quality
Of tue article" LyactLwy Euyintan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05

1t is said that Mr. Ward, Of Georgia, has
been rendered the Chinese mission, and has
ACCEPTED the appointment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05
Playing Low.

At the recent reception Of the nes en,i-.
by the BOydcn Engine Company, Wals.au
Rev. Thomas Hill, Of that town, who Wa, "
able to be present, sent in a letter, 10 vine,
is the following paragraph, which cobtatu. 4.
valuable hint:
When the sad fire at the corner Of Ger
trail and Newton streets was rasirs, ron.
years ago, | went with friend from anrta.,
State, al old fireman, to look 90. Iigi,
marked that those who held the pipe serws.
to him not sufficiently governed BY the grs.
principle which is the secret Of all soccr.. !,
battling with fire. This principle Is cGprt.
ed in the most important precept pidg s
Throw your waterloo on the TOY VI 10.
fire, where it will be turned ABIDE by rt
hOors, and other distractions, or, tJuchl,
the fire, will fly off in useless vapor-t.'
throw il at the lowest burning point, thas,.
steam generated may Mt once ascend ihrJG.
the fire and smother it-lhruw the water 3
the lowest burning point, which Is by ,.s
ccnding heat encouraging the whole the.
stroy first that ringlesier Of the riot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05
Washington. nov j-eo3r

DARK HILL For >ALE.-tam @''A",-
10 soil this very d'slraJI" aud manu-
m-r retreat, situated on that uign fahs' ..
lying west and northwest o. 70" 'ly %. 49,
drla, in the County OF Fairfax "0on' '"'
dred yards 10 the south Ul 'nr h!'f"'
Warrenton Turnpike Road. distant ron
andra about three AID halt ml''' ''..'
FOhTY.THREE ACRES more OF go ..
PARK HILL, was, until "ilnih y" -.
past, tue Summer residence OF Judge .''..i
Neale, By whom It was purchase J. aH'
al a cost OF more than SIX thou'"hi quo 81,
II commands flne VIE" OF II" ~!
andria, the Potomac uvsr, aud 'h'
country, and is remarkably nca,iHE's al.
with Springs OF the pur-sl "dirf. .. .r.
SgA The DWELLING HOl>r -,
.RSSs. but comfortable, with bA NM,
IUKN SHEDS, ICE HOUSE. >Ph''".''
and various other out houses. ....,-
The soil is good, FEW AChh> % I'm
in WOOD. The GROUNDS an4 80, ~" 4.
were tastefulIy laid of BY Judge -s...,.,.
planted out WITH various kud' o. 'ao''' -. ~. p.
FRUIT TREES, all OF "lIch are u, C,,.,.
ing, (although OF late, they, a wen O. .,r...
have been somewhat neglected al" .'.rrp,.T .
by plank fence. There l. a md. , '' q,
LAND, OF FORTY ACRES, @ay''5"..-, :.
FARM, all covered with young d. ~.
growth Of White and Red OAK, "Ha %, ~,
with Springs OF line water, &c ".''- 80, p,
sold with Park Hill, at the oPuo25. T q. !, (
chaser. The whole, (ElG j. Il
ACRES can be had Tor i've '''''"''
Terms easy, and 10 SUIT the Pu''h4,wr' a.. AZ.
GEO. WHITE Baltimore. "'''
nov 5--o3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05
-. SPLENDID STOCK or GOODS .

A SPLENDID STOCK or GOODS -.
| n would call the special attention o.. p.
Ladies and all persons wishing 10 pl-,-n.
| handsome dress goods 10 our stock, ~aIt- .
now more complete and al lower Pucrs i.a- i.
has been any time tins fall We have op-ir
within the last lew days very larg, ,o,,
French goods of various kinds, whica =. q.
chased al auction, greatly under the eos. o. y
portation, and as our stock Is very 'aIg- e.
shall offer very great inducements 20 ca. q
chasers; aud, having but one pnrr all .E
marked in plain figures on every plrce Of sOsi
those in pursuit OF any article W keep cdG So
aud know at a glance the Lowest casa VTr- .
IT, and If IL IS not as cheap 81 a little clrair
than it can be purchased lor rsr~ mere " =
not expect 10 make the sale. Oar ClJrr' j. %
increase our cash sales, and We do tot MI
do business with any credit customer 70 "aor
we cannot render bill when We "'a Z"
amount, without giving offence a. al it1 ar.
cles charged Ia them are charged as ca. %
ces. We name the following article, "rc
we deem worthy of special attention, w
A splendid stock OF all Wool Printed Nioa'-
lines, from 37i to g. cents, some N d." 10
worth MI cents.
A splendid stock OF French N"nno' ri'-
ing at 6zi, Is, and 81 cent, ! ! - a''
which will be found very cheap, aud comr..'
assortment of colors in each quality.
80 pieces of elegant quality Plaid
High colored Merinos Of 'hS finest 4Ia..
imported at 50 cents per yard
10 pieces beautiful Second Mourning
Plaid Merinos same quality
10 pieces beautiful Shaded ard satin Nf,-
all wool Monssellnes, IN Black aud cum
Black and Green, ard other choice shade.
Two pieces of elegant whr'r "rnn' W
rich style printed NonsSeIne, sul-bIri''h.
de Chambre, at 81 cents per yard "o.'a !
cents
A lot Of elegant PopIin Rob"s a L"'.
A, lot OF Poplin Robes aQm..". al
worth 800
IS boxes Black Velvet RIbanIS rangts 700
373 apiece up to 81, and all OF very ''f''
quality.
rs boxes elegant Bonnet kiDani, TO"
TO 371 cents per yard.
% pieces elegant Bayadere Na.'H'ia-
cents per yard, really worth 81 crn''
With a great many other nrw good 't'<
cheap.
The lowest cash price maSrj On ~''' Ut.
W. NJ SHj>IER" 90.
No. s., opposite Centre 'i1.''
bptareu IN aud IN '''1''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05
The Cost OF 4 speech

Ex-senator Stewards Speech probably cost
MIR. Morgan, the Republican candidate for
Governor, from 5000 to 10000 votes in this
city. and 5000 III Kings, and 1t may be 600
II K chmond, though Richmond is not yet
heard from.
Il also cost the whole County opposition
tickle, here, the Sheriff, District Attorney,
County Clerk. Supervisors, &c ! ETp.
7 AIDES AND CHlLDREN'S MERlNO
IL VESTS, ~ So ". MEiENBERG,
octZo sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-05

JOB PRIN 49,. ~
Neatly executed, with despatch 81 0"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

7 IGHTNING RODs-OTIss PAItnsi:sne.n' ~ :se..
- cheaper RODS with slsss raf 90 He is Dfe< wsJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
AUGUST NUMBER NOW READY
lPPLEIONS

APPLsTONS
ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE.
In eons.o,ce Of & s, demand for the July number oi t
GUIDE the. dtons having ben e1ssos'sd tas 2''h'ae
l,,e been under TIE neoe,, Of .ssDg the Aor': nG neI
sew days earlier than uscsl
APPLETOSs RAILWAY GUIDE
Js without .IcePoD te work Of the hind In The co
oily syne the departures and arrivals 81 RACE d. A'o
u.sch yslssb;e AID n:sressinr retdps matter.
CONTENTS or AUGUST NuMBER
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY OF IHE HoS. SAN f,t
Pbr.IoiosaI DeLeaon oi Shsrster ~ Fowler sne Wells
STjgW os rs 'IsDEpENDENcE HALL, rhledelpsis Evs,
n al Rep 6c Of be Unet sia'es wa born See
''TWESTYloNE DrALs, Indicating the difference CT I'm.
between p,ino.' tes % the United lss See pse a.
1HhSISh aoEIT H. uSied &Ad' SEP W.
FsSp.yvam. CentIa Lite Miami Colsnba' And Xsn. st.
Sish cen EssH;.ine Ts,Ie Ees;s si n ssH9nd ,ss
TerTe aeas Alton sne - 4 . 70 = Indiana 'h'' -na '
'sE4ENTY MAPS repescoiins the rr.nc3 ocs' Railway.
throughout the Ui,ed Sstes, with her co1Deca'n' CID
a TOI aisrs GUIDE to he principal wseins pls,es,
'iRAiL%AYS AND THEIR PR0GREss-N5rthsrn Cen raj
Rsiiwsy Baltimore Important 70 Railway ConpsIe' 1e See
fSpHX or UPWARD OF TWO THOUSAND Of the rn;;
sps the United States IL connection with Railways and
S4EHMBoAf RouTEs TO sud from the dstreD: cities sf
'Ss sE 1'f HE isisi rABIss aIs ,ss S,pS sGs changes M
From i1s me ses19HS, ss@ n9s1 @ se is whou.
mere COLI on Of tue tables Every road Of rep-e':et
sy Of rn the rS.s .p :c he '1s,I
Gnde sIso Interesting riy well IS Railroad nsf
changed every month To tIsveer consdeT
tho work pdsp~nhbe e Information iIp.r:ed s 50 PLAIN
thu. child osn easily comprehend II" -
ains .sy SEQ pages soi the low ie Of 25cen per
copy. D. AffLEiyN q 20 tn 0on. DeI.
For BY al the PRINCIPAL periodical and news SCENTS sOd at
oil and by I'll the boys who sell papers, - upon
the csrs through the United sts.es sad Caraiss
IMPORTANT 10 NEWS AGENTS AND OTHERS.
In couee
especially during the past w months the editions printed have
become exhausted few dsys To peveut disappointment
dealers will pse in their orders five days TO the
t and h every month in order ts they no. lie dis
AT pointed In receiyls tLe Grs: and second e6tJns
D. APPLETON Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Ncm publications.

JUsT PUHIIssED.
pRAITnWAITE'S RETROSPECTior for JULY
- Psrt NNXVlI.
Terms from Part XXIT 81 year. The back numbers or
sets nseuert had the following orig
Aa prices.
Parts 10 NIL each sch..............s.........,SO 50
PMs XIII 10 XIII esch.................... rs
Par.s XNilI TO NNXNlI, each......,......... 90
sc parfs bound In i6 volumes sheep, library
style, the set complete TO January, IS57.... 8. oo
sI eis bound volume. %
For sale by sl the principal booksellers.
PUBLISHED BY
w. A. TOWNSEND
(Ls;o SuinseT rownsend.)
No. S57 Broadway, NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
ESTABLlSHED BY A. j. ID o Wk / N G,
IL IN t846.
THE HORTICULTURJS
AND JOURNAL or RURAL ART,
EDlJED By J JAY SMITH,
out.stei Mlurh.y, by

CM sAXT6N No Is Pir.-ftaw, New York.
Ore eopy one year. payable il advance Two Dollar.
1os S Se1 !, c4s sl oas yea. D
TIVE EDITION WITH coLoRLD PLATES:
One copy pays3t N sdy ance I'VE Doia,s
Fcar ctIes one year mailed sidre, Fifteen D,1'
s1,e numbers plain edition, 10 onts snsle numbers, col
specimen numbers meed upon recsp; oitheiI price
The Postsse the Hocul'urst Is only 10 een'A ysA'
voGIae, & aa,rncs with January noute aszed &C.
dered; may commence VIII any nn@tsf o. zoe
poa pBonnd volumes ciot r Ia2 {. So Volumes for 1854
Addis' II y sxSTo PsSSe S Ne 5
CONTENTS or TaE Augg ST HCM6ER %
H. A Few Rints CAa-ch Building
III Lsyns out Grounds
'. Hoses
vi vi,t: 20 Country Pisces, Nell.
* Rails md oI5er Matters
xf' aSie aS"' Note. on Pear.
MI. The MlIset Gardeners Of LCLc0r.
XiV Sili bo%pel. FioIIa. sesdHrs stfs sseny.,
XIV. Can Pcars be ProG:sely Grown foI Gssket
Xvl. RLusse-"bich /. the Best
~ Vr,l., 1nr rsEss U,s LATELY SAID su0uI
THE HORTICULTURIsr.
This roM ssdener %ssstns TsnGssd soas q ID.
Of sai hp oSs been Known
by Of thi. country and has rendered d
in dssenII air ssdcutnral tnowe w. e tel .ue nor
ticulurst into s1ch tte hands PrsiTis Farmer
Oar readers viii thai the Horticuurist will from this
time be Published by 81. SaSton, No Is Pakrow, New
Yofk II will the editorial charge OF j. Jay
Smith who has proved himself thorough Hortcul' aud an
interesting wlite sgnculture community know C. NJ
Saxton as the done them and the world much
ood by publishing agricultural works in neat and attractive 'rin
an thus pread all country Success 70 hun 10
his new .Bterprise Two Dollars will bTrg the hoeul-
tn to your resde every month sIa do twenty dollars
,orrh OF seoa eye,y YEAR Maine Farmer.
The Jolly number Of this standard Magazine OF Hort culture
is upon our table and indicates decided improvement since
into the the present pubshe The illustrations
whh ere pIoscy scattered through the number OF the
highest order while the papers the culture Of the sra"
beny kbey raspberry so0sebery and obs futs OF the
season precisely the poni and of such nature IS 70 t
OF Winter pears worthy the attention oi tfn'
culttiists.
Nc mar with garden should fail 10 send So TO
C. NJ Ssxon p Fsrkrow, New York and order the rt
,ultus II 10 edited by J. Jay Smith, horticultural
ts,I1 plymouth Rock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

NOBURN's Extra LARD Ou-yey purei will
~ never fsm and xiE burn sqeal 70 sesra. =. Ws ."
s,ncns yGHa W. 0rIHCY c.. No /" "as@se
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
GUNNER Retreats.
6onses to Eh.

0I TICES 10 LET IN the Bible House, A4t1r-
" seeItqure in the T. ssureI' Ofe snsraEee on ta.v
ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE a. Clifton,
Ss,en Island for the Sumner he year For plrtiasf
nguilc Of " a. ROOT No lsi Wstsrs., N l.
no LET-The 1st, 2d and 81 LOFTS 10 house
u 10 IS Canal - Broadway tr0a.s OF both s.Fe :,
g .y l'c.d i0I epy Kind Of light bGnsss Apply $40
81 C.I al t. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Boarn ano Rooms.

ROOMS WAETED-By Gentleman and WIFE,
~ without board the enrs SECOND FLOOR, unlorlhsi,
nocern house located b.ween 4h sld and i0'h ad
s7brts II quiet peighbohood reference e.eLAlgd Ad'
dre.s 2 c.. Box No. 251O. Post Office.
.)f BL L j. G X i RS + A FURNISHED
ROOM 20 LET to ore two Gentlemen with wi 1-
,ui bres.is House Cccuried by Pryse family aud IL win
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Uatrbes, Jewelrp, &r.
Go Ubom il nlan Concern.

INVENTORS PATENTS -PATENTEES.-
rersorI isiny Patents Ia the tnted s-stes CT
Fu-see ca .Tlc5ns Of chAg BY sc-esl
MUM Co., EloTs Of 1as scieaEle Aaccsr, Ns- Ioss
City
NrEI IROPOLITAN POLlCE-STRAI HORSES
IVA oN,,EEs 80 s,slisd IL ,,5 SO SO BAL non M i.ial
n -oIao country psstlr. Also tg1 new Coats WEI :
CT rilst-Sioa a. Nc As sioossst up3r rs fAOfEAtf
CLEEK
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
11iano- fortes ano itlnsif.

EIRST- PRIZE PIANOS and MEI.ODEOS6
Il fr SALE or RENT At VERY Low RATES -As7aGy
of Jaob Cbi s.Tiu,s Bos ?is-o, ~ W. sm1h'css-
brat.S Me kdsols And improved New York Pianos
A 81. kAaOCoE No. D5 Bro-tSay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE, terms easy.-A COUNTRY RE 81
DENCEs v!din twenty M walk from Hoo,xsa EerJ
food'ize II 5ta with Stable vel md Fr9r Trees
Ipqure on tho tren "a Psnde sy eo.D-r Il Brcl.yst
Wsr Hoeefsn. n j. s's.s' sysfy hs'f seEa Vx~.fsrG-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-26
ID A EMF A EN q "
FOR TIN
United States, Great Britain, Franco
And other Ruropean co,,ntr4


United States, GreaI Britain, France
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC ANr
DRAFTsM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Lava bs,
been for some years very successful in obtaining pa
ents %"
He continues to make Models ard to prepare spe,ie
ssos DrsWngs ana al necessary papers, and 70 pro,
cure Patents in the United States and European conn
tries Foreign business conGded only to trustv ana ra
Iponsible agents 1NU TO
All business con8ded to me will be prom ptv atenaea
20 az re tovsS' retss usually 70 per een lower than
the same would be done by others in the profcssion
Being connected with the best Agents a, Wash
ugtoh, and making frequent trips there, am ena.
Ded to keep thoroughly posted In an matters relating 10
Patents and new Inventions, thus aordng the best fc
ites Tor preliminary examinations, and advising Tnyen.
tors IN regard to securing Patent ol their nye1tions
Inventors will And it to their advantage 10 put ther in
sentons into substantial form Model as soon as pro
geeDe Ins frequently secures Patent in case Of ques
Ton OF priority OF invention and consult some reliable
person acquainted With the Patent Laws and proceeding
me Patent Once. as 20 securing their rights
All recommendations strictly confidential Advice as 10
oue OF proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
uons made comparing Inventions with these already pa
tsnted, or In use for the purpose or involving Inc
same principles and advice given as to the probability o.
OBTAINING patent in cases saving from ATTY 10 one
nundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS OF all Inventions that reouire them. mad,
70 order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds Of assignments recorded at WaBhlngton. COPIES
sn sPsohcaionS and other papers in the Pc
The Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Cases, and otha
valuable works relating to Patents together with com
plete list o. ~ The Patents record II Washington car
DC seen 81 my Office, free Of charge
for further Information, inquire Of
JAMES q. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
WoToeBter Mas
splsl Once at Mechabica' Hail dawt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-26

rs..,...,...,.. .....,..,-,,.,
:, 'O' 'le uO'ss''u' treat
ch.a.,, ,'''' Aiu at.
a.saa % o'eu ..
-''o" iOf several
-, - " 80 y ~ P-"'.'' 9ie 'ouHu III case
'o"" anu ~ 'nS ne" Eng
'uN 40 '@'s' 'ui U'lP' P@''S u 'iie couu-
wy i'iS0nS ues'ious Oh obtaining 'ne genuine india"
PfHc'oe' are cauoueu against Placing themselves under
ne treatment OF any person not employed IN TINS ONCE, as
We nave no agehIS ehef 'oeatea OF tra0eng, ana are
not responsible Tor the msdongs OF PostOrs in this vi
clni'y' OF any olner part pi the country
DR. eREENs the Principal Of this institution, has for
'he last hieeA years had constantly under treatment
several hundred case cancers most Of which had been
anu eA'enaeo shef from beng cut out with
Ous 'ne Oioou OF o'nsr improper treatment,
' Si' nearly exhausted before they come
" -'-I ~ eie
~ N'o ouieu 'iay very aggravated cases OF CANCERS
Ou' nun par VI 'le pam ana sunSfihg
80 p ''io's' ini''eu Iu"ureos OF Suoh
'''''aeO W. VIM 10 iaise their Voices
10 1uu az "ii0'e request
F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-26

M ORTGAGEES' SALE OF BOOTS
-L'A SHOES, AND RUBBERs.- The subscribers hav-
ing come into possession Of the Stock and Stand lately
owned and occupied by W. s. GOODWIN No. IA Main
street, and wishing to convert the goods into cash and
close up the concern have concluded to offer the entire
stock for few days ony at retaA Tie stock embraces
every variety of LADIES' Misses Gents' Boys Youths
aud Childrens Boots Shoes and Rubbers all Of which is
offered at cost and much below cost casa and cash
only.
This sale offers to the citizens of Worcester and vcin
ity rare opportunity Of purchasing boots Shoes &C.
cheap
Having secured the services of Mr. John r. Smith OF
the former firm OF Smith Brother, he will be happy to
meet his old friends and customers assuring them that
no pains shat, be spared to render this sale worthy OF
their special attention
N B-The lease of the store with the good viii OF the
stand is offered for sale on the most favorable terms
This furnishes good opportunity for any one to en-
gage in the business.
fo nr1ner particulars inquire OF the subscriber at the
store JOHN f. SMITH,
decol dtf For the Mortoaqtth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-26
CARRIAGE FACTORY
Sr-gTssZ. Established in 1888, "a years since, by
1AlAS ATOT1MAN eco.

sA<-----AE- AZ TOLmAN ~ Co.,
Near the Bay State House, where may be found ready
for sale, 10 Light Osrryals,
Light Oanyalls,
large Csrryalls, 8 seats,
Phaetons,
II Prince Alberts,
Top Buggies,
Cbaises,
40pen Buggies,
I'D hand Carriages, various kinds
Two horse Pedlar's Wagon aud Harness,
Making the best assortment of Carriages ever offered
for sale in Worcester We ave on hand, Harnesses
Trimmings Clnth, Lace, Leatl BoRs, Bands, Springs
Axles, Bolts &c.
The Phaetons for elegance comfort and service the
best Carriages in use, for two or three persons
Prince Alberts are new style, and very beautiful.
The Carryals Of four kinds and cost from $IS5 to
k40o. IT.
We know good carriages are made in Worcester IS
in any place in the county and promies that persons
buying of US, shall save the commissions expens
which must be paid at Repos and Trading Houses
We are building and shall soon hnish Coaches CARR
ais Chaises, and other, carriages in addition to Ii
ABOVE dtf ap10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-26

II being fact that nine-enths of the advertisements
printed are known to be richly inflated with bombast and
egodsm, we deem it sufficient to state that these traps
VIII catch animals to the satisfaction of any persou who
has Courage enough to buy one
When Mr.. Rat finds one of these TRAPS set over his
hole there being no bait to tell Of danger he generally
sees himself caught in represented in the above cut
They are adapted to catching all kinds of animals from
mouse to bear, and the public respectfully invited
to try them if they desire to
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by
C. FOSTER & CO.,
apZO diff Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-26
n Z e, u t

VI
There Is probably no disease that has often bsfisd
the skill Of the wses heads OF the profession, the
above mentioned disease-a disease which, at times,
would seem defy any and every treatment that may
be Instituted. The great difficulty in feoing cure
however has been, hrst the want of proper self ction
in remedies and second in the administration of stmu
lstng remedies when the discharge was occaoned by
sTaIcTuRE.
elect arises, 1st from Chronic nfaumatory state of
the mucus membrane Of the urethTa brought about BY
Ganc hathe DISCHARGE arising from the relaxed
Of the secreting vesses a. from liberation Of III mem
braue the liberation arising from the severity Of the
specific infammation, gonorhoa; Sd, it may and very
often does arise from entirely unconnected with
gonorfbRaj the stcng vessels Of the part having from
various causes lost their tone; 4th from sTRIoTuRs
To essuy treat the first three varieties,
must be had to reliable remedies whose particular action
will be upon the lining membrane Of the Urethra; and
for tbs variety, The remedies should be made
use Of hut in connection With the of the Bouge;
remedy In the FIRST three varieties there is remedy
peculiarly adapted tobfing about speedy cure as
"RIsLEY's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
b u @ H u -
remedy that is probably frequently made use of
In the Giles Of New York Philadelphia Charleston, ga.
vannsh, Mobile and New Orleans than the entire
l1gue Of the other boosted remeGies-a reqedy which, IL
used according the prescribed directions accompany
ing the medicine will fail to afford speedy
lief aud bring about perm For sale by all
Druggists.
HARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN,
Wholesale Druggists, 70 Barclay street,
myI4 d&w2w New York, Sole Agents.