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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

ryxCURsroNs -rBE CoMMODIOUs srEkMROAT
~ WASHINGTON and bsrres JkftnHHON and BAJrI
MOkr put thorough order and be char
tered for summer excursions reasonable terms Also
small tug with barge Att reduced price Apply 70 A. VAN
WTkKIE ZIG west street
UrOR THE FISHING BANKs.-sTRAMER NEW IA
in VEN Captain Anderson, every morning leaves Cham
bers ct % street 100, Spring street PEEK
slp 10 pier T. O'Clock Good music, bsit snd refresh
menfs on board
L,OR LONG BRANCH. SHREWSBURY. tc.-rHE
ALICE PRICE leaves foot OF Hoblr street
for me above places tuesday Aug at o'cost A.
"wednesday 9TH At qo'clock returning leaves Red.
bark and fisssure Bag Tuesday at u Fare cents.
r,,Isprrg BANKS ARoy.-THr LARGE AND SPLEEN.
IN did stesmsw AUGUSTA, Capt George W. Sinners will
make trip the Fishing Banks en- Bur day August snd
evrsv day during the le,v1g Amos stree, North
liver att M Spring street "a Peck clip, Es.i rive. s.
an uier NO O'Clock Refreshments, bait hncf, &c
Turn shed on board. fare Is cents each way.
uTupecv RIVER RAILROAD EXCURSION TICKErs
Ill ~ greatly reduced All stations south OF Pouch
,d Saturday rood the eusung Mon
dsv ran be fad only Al Chsmbers Canal Chrstcrber and
Thirty first street depos A. D. SMITH, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

Az FxTENsiyE AssosrwEsr oF pAvAvA no
me,ictrd eerusr seRsrs osn be found At my eaiab.
-hren iui tNefiy cent beloU market rates Cast
sevsrcss made on sesars 70 any smouut o. CHEsKs, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

/. LIGHr DRAuoHr sLooP CARRYING ABoyr 20
vessi Of light orsught which emcoymen,
given, Inquire OF "A. WYCkOFF, salesman, steamer
Alice Prise foot Of Robinson street,
pLonK ISLAND AND sfsSrAuK-rHr YACHT
- LsrrlE, Capt Keeaey, will leave he Peluot Housc.
Tor Bloch Issnd, Tuesday and Thursday At 10
ser the arrival OF the feamers from norwich ard toniug
cp lsndrg 81 Montsuf Point the sesther permits VIII
return same evening or the morning The Leors n
Particularly storg safe and comiorsbe hsa perfectly
capable an csreul captain and srords the de-
s'rsble 'be Interesting piscea There four
~sl tept tells on the island
nav LONDON, August 1855
YACHT FOR sALE THE UsDKRsIgNED GUYANA
The schooner yacht HORNET for SALE In usrf-c order.
esa riestne and furniture ~ai NOS the
foot Of jay sue~. JOIN srYiAs. 10 Hudson sre-t
VsCHr wsHrED-sN oPEs Boat, "a To 81 rErr
oug al rncest capacity 10 seN " or Is mud
be good saer. In goNd order and 81 ov hgrrs rsl
boat preferred Please address r. WAITE YoakerS ~ t.
stating where 70 be seen, price, as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

I WAIT.4-N FDh
dress You viii have nst bottle of Fssngi2sn as
INFORMATION WANTED EiIZA REvENY. wIo
sailed from Liverpool the 5h Of Nay last any nfor-
alton win ~ thankfully received by her sister Ad
dress, North Orange, New JtrseY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

THO SKIRT MANUFACTURED. PT.eAsE Gail AT
No Liberty street. N. r. ard buy yo-r sAs' sprinss,
ss We sre ling sc COCO srire ne 'uar 'oiss
eitv low figures. We .cufscIurs
ard w.irArt teem 10 be Of scod seeing temyer a eaton
sion sides &c, y. hlsVSr, agent
UAGUERREOrYfE NsTa,
ari-ie sod al holes ,ie nd all p-,ce
pond with bsrd times Please give ~ % i,be
New YORK, aug 2 1883 T. o. BsOHN, agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

Meeting in N1iIIburx.

A meeting Of the Republicans of Mibury was
called on the evening of the 29th ult., for the
purpose Of choosing delegates to the various Con-
ventions to be held the week ensuing, and it hav
ing been announced that the Hon Eli Thayer
would be present. the call was responded to by a
full house of ladies and gentlemen. The meeting
organized by the choice of Z. r. Miles ESQ ,
Chairman, aud E. E. Forbes, Secretary, and then
chose committee to conduct Mr.. Thayer 10 the
rostrum to address the assembly, wbereuDon Mr.
Thayer proceeded to speak in a most able elo-
quent, and convincing manner, upon the present
political aspects of the country, and especially to
define his views upon Popular Sovereionty /"
Without any departure from the principles of the
Republican party, he commended that as a matter
OF expediencY this doctrine might be used to great
practical effeet-that the past issues having ali
been decided in favor of slavery, this would be
the most speedy and effectual way 10 undermine
and su6yert those decisions. Ii was virtually. 10
abandon, for the time being, our own arms. seize
upon the cannon OF the enemy, and turn them
most destructively upon their own ranks. Mr. T
was frequently interrupted by applause.
After he had retired, his views of popular SOW
ereignty were fully discussed, and the following
resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resolved That having read the speeches. and observed
the votes given by our Representative, the Hon Ell
ThayeF during the last session Of Congress- we do hereby
express unqualified appreciation and sanction of the
same, and our firm belief that he has faithfully renre-
sented the opinions and interests Of his constituents
Resolved That it has been through the insrumentaitv
Of the Emgrant Aid Association that the freedom Of
Kanzas has been seuredthst this Association owes s
existence chiefly to the actveenergies Of Eli Thayer who
has been its first pioneer and constant motorthat his
services in this and other kindred associations though
they have al eady achieved such grand results prorse
elill greater victories for the future.
Wherefore Resolved, That as Washington is the great
arena for political contests important TO the cause Of
Freedom that Mr.. Thayer shout be returned there as
member OF the next Congress-, and the uth District
Convention, to be holden Worcester on the 7th viii
best answer the voice Of the people by nominating him
for election.
Delegates we're chosen to that Convention as
follows; II. Crane, d. ]. Paul. B. Morris, JOS
Robbins. Substitutes-B. G. Sumner H. l.,
Bancroft Chester Hastings, K. Nj. Holman.
Delegates to the County Conventlon-C. r.
Miles, A H. Waters, s. Smith, J.. E. Waters.
Substtutes-E I. Steer, John B. Barton, Os.
good Waters, and Rufus Carter
Delegates to the Senatorial Convention-Jos.
Robbins, H. Crane, Ed. E. Forbes, Oliver Rice,
s. G. Kimball, John Rhodes. Substitutes-O.
e. Thompson, George E. Perry, f. K. Hodg.
man, A. H. Waters, David March. b. B. Lincoln.
Ed. e. FORBES Secretary.
Mllbury. Oct. 2, 1868.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

ed no sacrifice too great that would minister TO
its wants. There is no such thing an isolated
soul 1t is has been well said by Goethe, that
the great difference between the great and the in
significant is energy-invineible determination.
The individual who takes step ahead of the age
to lnaugurate new principle is only the type Of
thousand other minds, transcending his own,
perhaps, in genius, aud the glowiag imagery Of
thought, awaiting the suspicious moment when
some irresistible impulse shall snap the subtle
cord that binds them to the past to deveope
their powers and explore new fields of wisdom.
Believing, with the immortal Declaration of
Independence, that taxation and representation
are lnseparable; believing that the Consultation
OF the State furnishes no authority for the taxa
ton of woman believing, also, that the consi-
tuition of the higher law of God, written On the
human soul, requires us, if we would be worthy
the rich inheritance Of the past, and true to
selves and the future, to yield obedience to no
statute that shall lend to fetter its aspirations,
| shall henceforth pay no taxes, until the word
''male" is stricken from the voting clauses Of the
Constitution of Massachusetts,.
SARAH E. WALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05
Mes,rs. Adams aud Boutwell, fer Con-


Tomorrow, Oct. 6, the opponents Of the nation
al Administration, and friends Of the present
State Administration, in the Eighth CoDgression-
al District of this State, comprising the largest
portion Of Middlesex County, and the towns of
Bolton, Berlin Harvard, Lunenburg, Northboro',
Southboro', and Westboro', in Worcester Coun-
ty, meet at Concord at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
to nominate a candidate for Congress.
On Thursday, Oct. 7, the Convention for the
Third District. comprising the larger portion of
Norfolk County, and the towns of Blackstone,
Milford, Mendon, NOrthbridge, Uxbridge. and
Upton. will be held at Dedham, to nominate q
candidate Cor that District
& The CONVENTIONS IN the First and Sixth Dis.
tricts, having succeeded, with good feeling and
unanimity, in nominating candidates Of an able
and high character to represent them in Wash
iugton, tits hoped similar policy will be adopt
I'D in those to be held tomorrow and next day,
TO the end that Massachusetts may once more
occupy, in the councils of the nation that distin-
guished position which is her due.
As to the gentlemen most proper to be nomi-
mated in those districts for the credit and honor
Of the Commonwealth, we have repeatedly ex.
pressed the opinion In favor OF Charles Francis
Adsmsin the Third, and George S. Boutwell, in
the Eighth, and these views, we are rejoiced to
perceive, meet the general of the best informed
and most Intelligent Republican voters in those
districts. Let them be nominated and their
election by triumphant majority is a fxed fact.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05
Manuel Basilio de Cunba Reis W.

Manuel Basilio de Cunha Refs was
arraigned in New York, on Friday, upon a
warrant issued upon the strength Of an in
dictment found against him in Boston, for be-
ins engaged in the slave trade. Refs is
charged with fitting out the ship Mary K.
Smith for the coast of Africa.
Carl Formes, who is giving concerts
at the West, assisted by an orchestra under
the lead of Mr.. Anschutz, with Mr.. Porting
and Miss. Hattie Andem, is creating a great
furore IN Cincinnati. The papers agree in say
ing that such a voice is only heard once in a
century, and in admiring its wonderful depth,
hexibility, and power.
A three-ounce lump of gold, from
Pixies Peak, has found its way to st. Louis.
Southerners in New York are thick as
blackberries. They are waiting to hear of
frost before returning home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05
A gentleman in New York. NJ

A gentleman in New York, named
Hyman, discouraged at the dissipation of his
son, had him locked up in police office re-
Gently, until he could apprentice him to sea
captain for two years voyage. The wild
youth has twice spent the money advanced
by fond parent to start him in business,
and shown himself naughty boy, given to
drink and improper society.
The lion-killer, Jules Gerard, in let
ter descriptive of campaign against a tam
Gus lion, states that in the Algeron subdiyis-
ion Bona, there are at present no less than
sixty of these ferocous beasts, who have de.
stToyed in one year ten thousand head OF cat.
tie. In his hunting excursions Gerard now
makes use of the Deyisne bullet, which ex-
plodes in the body of the animal.
The Annapolis Gazette tells the fol-
lowing story of citizen of that place A
person, better known for his wealth than for
his hberality, was requested to aid in the
erection OF a church the subscription book
was placed in his hands. He looked at 1t
anxiously and earnestly, and handed it back
with the astonishing remark, :" No, Sir l
will not give anything. Not half as many
people 60 to hell now as ought to go"
The Gar Alexander, has figured it
all up, and finding that it costs more than
it comes to-, to fight the Circassans, has de-
cided to let them alone for the future.
A private letter from New Yorker
in Germany, dated Aug 3lst, says Leulze
has picture in the gallery at Dusseldorf, en-
titled, columbus departing for America"
He has just been made professor in the
academy of Carlsruhe.
News from Japan says the emperor
has revoked the edict of Christianity issued
in 1914. The telegraph and railroad present.
ed by the Americans are in successful opera.
ton in Japan, and the emperor is so pleased
with them that he has ordered more of the
same sort.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

Police CouRT.-Yesterday. Charles S. Oliver,
for committing an assault and battery upon Jas
Snow, was sentenced to two months In the House
of Correction.
fined IS and costs, aud committed
Stephen Bowen Of Paxton, the notorious old
druakard, was again before the Court, and re-.
ceived sentence Of six months in the House of
Correction for being a common drunkard.
Thomas Eki1, for committing the crime Of
adultery, was held in $500 to appear at the next
term Of the Criminal Court, and committed in
default Of bail.
Catharine Farley, the paramour Of Ekins, was
sent to the House OF Correction for one month,
for the crime Of forncation.
Dennis Conner, Anthony Deyereaux, and Pat
rick Bigley, seyerally, for keeping and maintain
ing common nuisances. places where Intoxicating
liquors were kept for illegal sale, were each held
In 5000 TO answer at the Court Common Pleas
Deveraux gave bail, and the others were commit
ted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05
Another SLAYER.

New YoBK, Oct. 4.-Steamer Cahawba,
from Havana, evening of Goth, has arrived.
An American ship had landed a cargo of
slaves at Cardenas. She left the African
coast with upwards of nine hundred slaves,
of whom nearly two hundred and fifty died
on the passage from starvation. A Spanish
official had been sent to CBrdenas to investi-
gate the matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

WORCESTER MEDICAL IWSTITUTtoy
Wtnter Session 1S5S-50,
commencing on the arst WBDNEsD AY in November, az
worcester, Mass and continuing sixteen ", eks The
ourae Of INSTRUCTION will be- Ia years past LIBERAL
thorough and systematic
In the present age Of progression, it will he conceded
by Az liberal minds, that dem nj exists Tor an Tnstu
honin New England, Ehero liberal system Of Medicine
can be taught. based npou American Ecleeticsm.
such The Trustees end Faculty announce to be the
object Of the W0rce ter Medical College, and entertain
the fullest confidence Of ia their c rts md IL
permapeEcy in los tu lou 4 vstel 10 It's character
liberal in its views and free from the medical deeposn
and Intolerance that too often Irsvsi in ether schools.
For further information adddrss JOHN W JOHN
SON, NJ. D Dean Of the Faculty, Hartford Conn., or
FRANK KELLEY NJ D Worcester, Macs
au2 &c dNrrow3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

PAPER MILL BuR6T--About noon, on Sun.
day last, the extensive paper mill Of Thomas
Rice, Jr., in Newton Lower Falls, entirely
destroyed, with large amount of valuable ma,
ehinery and stock, including a Foudrinier ma
chine, nearly new, which cost $4,000. Total
loss, about $4,000, which was nearly cover
ed by insurance on Providence, Hartford, and
Dedham offices. The books and papers in the
safe are uninjured. A new mill will be erected
on the same spot, as soon as possible, says the
Boston Traveller
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

WAsHiNGToN, Oct. 4.-The Indian bureau,
today received letter from DR.. Forney, con-
hrming the report OF the robbing of the mail
by the Indians, three hundred and fifty miles
from Salt Lake City. No. attempt was made
to kill the conductor, drivers, or guard. The
Indians on the Humboldt have been commit.
ing Expectations for ten years past, aud this is
the first outbreak the present season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05
The Uxbrdge Bank has declared semi-annu
al dividend Of per cent

MnFoRD-Delegates 10 the Republican County
Convention in this city, Oct. 7th--Doxter Walker,
J. D. Hunt, John $. Cox, I, @. Kont Calvin
Barber, james stoddard, Il. b. Foster, Hiram
Carpenter, Sullivan S. Jones' A. B. Want to the
Third Congressional District Convention at Ded-
ham, Oct. 18th A. G. Mayhem, D. s. Chaplin, j
P. Daniels, Winslow Battles, Leonard Fairbanks,
S. c. Shepard, s. W. Hayward, James R. Davis,
Elias Whitney, P. d. Walbridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

THE CONCERT, ToNIGHT.-We hope Mechsn.
les Hall will be packed, this evening, on the &C.
casion of Mr.. G A. Patz's benefit The band of.
fer programme containing rare attractions,
among which are a cornet solo by Mr.. Arbuckle,
who is always greeted with applause, and two
pieces by the justly popular vocalist, Mrs. Field,
also piano solo by Mr.. B D. Allen which alone
will be well worth the pride of admission. Citi-
zens and friends Of Fiske's Comet Band do not
fail to give Mr.. Palz GRO wded house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

PROPELLER SUNK-Loss $50, 0OO.-One of
the propellers running between New London
and New York, broke shaft near Saybrook
about o'clock 2. NJ, Saturday. She was
run ashore by the captain. She was partly
full of water when she grounded, and being
so filled, sunk in the mud. Her cargo con-
sisted chiefly Of dry goods, boots, and shoes.
The loss, it is estimated, may amount to $780,
OO0 w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

ITALIAN 0PERA.-Four representations of the
italian opera are to be given at the Boston The
stre, the present week, commencing this evening
with " La Traviata," in which Nine. Pauline
GOlson. the great cantatrice, makes her first APP
pearancs in Boston. Signors Brignoli, Amodio,
and Bariili, also appear. On Wednesday night
Mile Teresa ParOdi appears in her great role, as
"Lucretia Borgia." There will be performances,
also, on Friday night, and Saturday afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

BosToN, Oct. 4.-The American Conven-
ton in the Twelfth District nominated New
ell A. Thompson for Congress, this afternoon.
1t was somewhat expected that this conven-
ton would ratify the nomination Of Comins
by the Republicans but the Americans would
not coaesce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

LECTURE ON SPIRITUALIsM AT BRINLEY HALL
Miss Emma Hardinge, the most eminent and re-
markable medium before the public. will speak
under spiritual influence at Brinley Hall, this
evening at seven o'clock. The subject will be Sc
lected by the audience and at the close of the dis
course, questions proposed will be answered. Ad
mittance ten cents. The poor admitted Free
Clergymen are especially invited to attend this
lecture
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

New oRLEANs, Oct. 4.-By steamship Gen
Rusk we have Brownvie dates of he 95,b
ult. Yellow fever was raging at Matamoras
and Brownyille. 10
The steamship Orizaba, from Key West
found British brig drifting in the Gull. tho
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

FEMALE EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY.-A meeting
was held at Mechanics Hall, last evening, to
hear lecture from Rev. DR.. Chaplin of New
York, in aid of the funds Of this meritorious as
ISOLATION. 1t was opened by Rev. Dr. Hill, who
explained the objects of the society, and stated
that Two hundred females had been assisted by it,
during the past year. He said that the receipts
for admiss ion TO this lecture would be appropra
ted to the benevolent objects of the society, and
that the lecture was gratuitous on the part OF Dr.
Chaplin.
We have notes Of the lecture, but the preoecu-
pied state of our columns prevents our giving
sketch of it this morning 1t eloquent, as
are all the productions of the author. He treated
Of the position OF in society, it is and as
it should be of the evils Of the present system
and their remedy, in which, startling illustra-
tions introduced drawn from facts they
exist in New York. The defects in the present
system of female education were freely comment.
ed on. The propriety of enlarging the range of
female employment was earnestly urged,
necessity, and duty not to be dispensed with.
We need not fear that woman will engage in any
avocstion, merely because it is masculine, but she
will find her true development in doing Gods
work, wherever it may be required.
He closed by showing that wherever man stands
highest in the scale of civilization and religion,
there woman stands comparatively the highest,
and, in the most perfect state, both will stand
on the same broad and equal platform.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

Dedham, walpole, and MedHeld, have elected
delegates to the Third District Republican Con-
vention, all strongly in favor of Charles Francis
Adams. Watertown has elected two delegates
in favor of Mr.. Adams.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

FOR DEBILITY IMP0TENCN, INCONrINtNGE OR


FOR DEBILITY, IMP0TENC1, INCONVENIENCE OR
NOCTURNAL FMIsSIONS sc, &C.
This justly celebrated Cord is considered the only
eoacious remedy for these ant arrangements 0; b,dy
and mind caused by early udistrget habits OF
youth inordinae indulgence Of the passions in ripper
year,.
The following Of the effects of this violation
Of the la Of mans physical aud social being Prostra
ton, nervousness, spepsa pain in the heal and dim
Of vision weakness Of the back and lower extremi-
ties, impoienCy premature AMI total decay Of vry
Weakness Of memory and pow Of mental application
detection aversion to society, tmdity, self distust and
love Of solitude.
Young AMI middle aged may here learn Why they
oecning in heal b; why they become pale, even
sunken and us,rel SIS; why tney losing their youth
iul appearance and ygor This nvigoratng ami reno
va Cordial has restored scores of persons who have
isnorantly injured themselves.
Sold only BIZ NJ B. GREEN h CO..
oCtl decd No. 2l6 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05
Fire In Snnth Rnstnn.

BosToN, Oct "A fire i'll South Boston
this evening, destroyed large two stor,
building nearly two hundred feet long, occu
pied by Jas. D. Russell and Joseph S. Pagott
glass ware manufacturers. Loss ST. 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

The ladies of the Zion Society take pleasure in
announcing the amount taken at their Fair,
which was held in Exchange street. last week,
(S5l 49, for which they tender their thanks to
the public for aiding them 20 raise the above
amount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

TRINITY BAY, Oct 4.-There has been no
change, whatever, since my last. am try
ing this morning new system of working,
and will telegraph again as to its result.
C.. v DESAUTY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

HARVARD CoLLECE.-The Cambridge CtrOn-
iele states that President Walker has not tender
ed his resignation, and probably will not do it..
Any steps which he may desire viii be taken to
relieve him Of duties which any physical debility
may render lsbooions and painful The Chroni-
Gle very faithfully adds I'VE express only the
general sentiment when we say that his admins
for :he better
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

CHARLESTON, Oct. 1.-The health officers
officers report sixty-four deaths from fever
during the week ending Saturday, inclusive
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-The interments yester-
day numbered six, of which three were from
, yellow fever.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

Many suffer rather than take nauseous meiicines-
All such who suffer from coughs aud colds irritation of
the bronchial tubes and tendency consumption have
in Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, remedy as
agreeable to the palate ectua III removing disease
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

Rev. Daniel Worth OF North Carolina address.
cd large audiences at Fitchburg, Sunday forenoon
and evening, and at Lsominster, in the afternoon
Of Sunday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-05

fire on Bunker Hill street, Charlestown,
Sunday afternoon, destroyed four dwellings,
stable, and paint shop. Loss, $40, 600
only 5000 insured.