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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
and San FRANCISCO sTEAM-
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA-For
TTIE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

From New York - Liverpool -
Chief Cabin Passage.
FROM Boston 20 Liverpool: $500
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Csbn Passage. %
The ship. from Boston call at Halifax
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins, CANADA, Capt L.nf
ARABIA Cspt. j. Stone, AMERICA, Calt Miesnan'
ASIA Cart l.. g. Lott NIAGARA, Capt Ryne,
AFRICA. Capt. Shannon, EUROPA CAPT j. Lritch.
Th-se vessels carry clear white light u mast heed green on
starboard bow red ON por bow. - q.
ARAEIA Leaves n. York. "Wednesday, Feb II
NIAGARA Wickman.. Leaves Boston. Wetnssfsv fso "a
AFRICA shannon Leaves " York. "Wednesday. Mneh3
AMFRICA Lott Leaves Boston "Wednesday, 10
EI'ROPA Ietcb.,,. Leaves ". York .Weduesday - "
CANADA, Lang. Leaves Boston " "Wednesday, - ~
Berths secured until paid for
An experienced Surr-cu on board go,
The owners ot ships will no, Be accsdn.sbs for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Je~ery Precious Stones Metals,
unless bill. o. ana signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed For freight OF passage sppy TO
E. CuNARD, No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

Atl2oolock noon from Pier No. "A N. r
RATES CAsis PAssAGE.-Frum NewYOrt and Phtatrl-
pha 75 from Liverpool q gnas II guneas and - ginasa
ecTnz the accommodation Ia ths looms-al having
the privilege In the Saloon, Including stewards es
THIRD CLASS PAssEkGERS.-A limited number Of third.
class passengers will be takel and found IN much provision,
requfed from PhlsdsiphA aud Ne~YoIk $50 from Liver
pool, $45
These steamers cons.yuc.ei with improved
psrme1tB Each vessel carries experienced surgeon and
every ateuon paid to ae cUmst all ssOmcison Of pss
Drafts OF Liverpool from ~ upward
Shippers Of Specie viii please n,c5 ths Insurance BY the
vessels Of hi. Company be done Ia New York aad in
England the terms by the Mail paddle steamers
freight passage apply the office Of the Company.
John q. DALE, No. ID Broadway Few.York Agent, OF
VIM INMAE and Is Tower Buildings, Liverpool Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
~ 49,, PROVIDENCE via NEW

L,oR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NV wv.
l. PORT .ni FALL RiVEh-Ihs -, NJ. .Yort sysr,
rUFsoiY III sDa sATuRDAf 49,. S.r Yors %
Wv MONDAY WRDSF SDAT aid rRlDAii q - - s -.
~ froa Pier 80 s n 2, ths sszs-J' ooS' ''oe>
Hertae n9 r. N, vi! b rrga-iet as secured 70 Az sPP
Intl The shall have t--s paid jr -. . I.,.,,h n,
Frizbt 20 B-.on s fJrs E4ed snT'ts- VIA 80
a. ExIrc.s FrpizH Trsin =, u.-S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

w. FDWAED x. COLLINS No Sc w.l-s- Nsz.Yorh
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
r g. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
Yhe owners Of these ships vii Lo e accountable for COX, d.
ysr bullion specie jewery. p'oui stones metals Gf,
OF ainx ss ea therefor and tae vlls thereof erprsa3
Therein.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Sales bp Austion.
RICHARDS KNcsLASD, Auctioneer.

RICHARDS KINGsLAND, AnctioneeL
pY RICHARDS KINGSLAND IL CO.-Sales-
ID Room. No l5s Chambers stTlIIS DAY st lol O'Clock
aud every day until disposed or K. Co. will sell a. Auc
their stock Of orname'cd and plain st Mirrors,
hosany CLASSES and Frames all sizes aud kinds; EugrayDss in
every variety Of frames TermsBis over . 100, note a.
months approved paper; under 100 cash Also, invoice Of
Bsnn's end Plated Ware for account Of whom may
Terms, cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17


JOHN ). GILES,
PHILLIP W. ENGS,
HENRY A. BURR,
ZOPHAR MILLS.
CHARLES MCDOUGALL,
PETER II. TITUS,
a. r. OCKFRSHACSEN,
DAVID MlLLIKEN.
ALBERT J DELATOCR,
JAMES Y. WATKINS,
JOSEPH h. NARNUM, Jr.,
GEORGE W. HATCH,
JAMES PRYER.
HENRY II. ELLIOTT,
ARCHIBALD n. FINN,
oEonoE ~ NnAInRDE.
PASCHAL W. TURNEf,
BENJAMIN II LILLE,
EDWARD s. HALL.
JAMES b. WINDLE,
JOHN CARLE, Jr.,
LOT c. CLARK,
HOMER MORGAN,
JAMES 5. ASPINWALL,
JOHN MckESS0N,
Neu.Yofk. feb. 8. 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY H. 1853

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the Couufy of NcwYot noi~ her y gwen 70 a. PEI
.ons having clsns .zsin NATHAN BANGS ia se OF tne
CITY of NpviOrk deceised prrn, the srne Nha soens
thefrof subscriber his Office. No y Nisp IN '
Cv New York before the foG-h day o. Msc1 Hex
Ua, 4 New Yolk the frs' dsy u X ptemh-r. 1857
!, a IausmN FRANCIS \ BANGS. Aduini'trsof.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

Il PANY-DECLARATIOS OF INTENTION TO FORM
a COMPANY FOR FIRE fSSuRANCE-We, the under
signed hereby give notice Of .ten associate and form
Incorporated Company sgresby to Act of the Legislature
Of the State of NewXOk entitled an At "a provide tor the
incorporation of Insurance Companies passed June 2 1855 tor
the ppo Of making insurance dwellings houses stores aud
kinds Of buildings and upon household furniture, merchan-
dice ard other property against loss DAMAGE by fire. aud the
risk inland navigation aud transportation Such Company 10
known by the nsIne style of "THH FIREMENS FUND
INSURANCE COMPANY" al TO be located in the City Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
NATHANIEL ?. BANKS
Governor Of the Commonwealth df Massachuset

NhIhANiEL r bANhS,
GoUeTROT Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,,
A Y . & en-
PoR DAY or PUEBLO THGsKsGIYISG AND PRAISE.
BY advice and with consent o the CouR1l, have ap
pointed ard do here appoint Thursday the 25h day Of
November next day f Fhsnhh sgving aud Praise, and
recommend the people in Observance o. this ancient
AM religions custom Of the fjunderH Of the Oommc
Sealth to suspend ordinary cations and pleasures and
to assemble that day the uual places Of public
ship FIR the purpose Of acknowledging our dependence
upon proV lence and render than6s hlmightY
God for the manifold and signal merces He has sto Red
upon upon fathers and upon the great family of
man;
That he has preserved our people in health In pros
perity IN peace and freedom:
That He has secu ed b the rewards Of intelligent
industry anil the wealth OF the seas the soil and the sea
sons
Tha He has crowned with success all our Institutions
aid for the moral and mental culture people,
and she relief Of those oppressed 10 mind body
tate. ~.
That He has protected in the enjoy ment Of the priv
eEeB Of government, which mbines with rare facil
y the freedom OF individuals the supervision Of the fam
ily, and The authority II he Sat
That He has suppressed traditional fu and sssuaged
the 'nosifes OF nations leading them through the mar
Vicious Developments Of science to cultivate civilizug
and Christian intercourse with each Other instead Il in
cressing the atrocities Of var AID strengthening the lust
for domiuiOn:
And especially that Re has given as shat xed and
abiding al In His providence which sustains us amidst
the dirtct c440o and teaNhts that all events in life
or dehh-sometmss nteTp -eted by the imperfect wis
dom Of nan as mis'ortune-msy be overruled through
his grace for the welfare Of HIS people, and the glory Of
Hit name.
Given at the Council Chamber in Boston, this twenty
SEVENTH lay Of October in the year Of our Lord one
thonsand eight hundred aud q ty eight aud the In
Dependence Of the Unied States the Gig hty third.
BY HI Excesncy the Governor, with the ADVICE Of the
Council NATHANIEL P. BANKS.
OLIVER WARNER, 7ecretAry
God sane the Commons eGih Of Hassochusetfs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

ADyvss MI DH~. ~.
house in Brooklyn, which thew have ernao,
ed Tor three months was occunied for making
counterfeit coin. They have been unable be7
lore 70 effect an entrance, and only succeeded
no" oy stratagem. 1t is fine looking honsa
with large and elegant garden. Upon burst
ing open door IN the basement. they found
a mint LOT the manufacture of bogus coin.
!! n one corner was a,splendidly finished lathe !;
IN ahother' press for making impressions.
ana scattered around were the various imnIe-
ments of the eoiners' craft. In the cInsa,.
were found finely cut dies for gold dolIors
two dollar and half gold pieces, ouarter dol
4arS, nVe and ten cent pieces. In cruclbles
over the furnace, was a quantity of motion
stun used in making the coin. In other placas
were found bogus coins in 6nishedand un
hnlsed state, to the amount of about $500
Under the work benches were bundles of
thin metal, having the appearance of orei5a.
From these strips, which were four inches
broad and two feet in length, had been punch
ed pieces exactly the size of gold dollar,
and so cut as to be ready to receive the i'm.
preston. The gold dollars finished were
dated 1854 the $3.50 gold pieces 1866 the
quarter dollars 1853, and the ten cent pieces
the same date. With the lathe, the counter
letters manufactured their own dies, as pieces
OF steel used tor such purposes were found in
the apparatus in half finished state. The
dies for the coins above mentioned were all
well cut, and some of the coins, gold and
silver, so perfectly made as to baffle detection,
Every article found on the premises pertain
ing TO this business, consisting of lathe.
press, sledge hammers, anvils, crucibles,
chemicals, dies, metal, fnishedand uninish-
ed CON- was collected and carted to police
headquarters In one room the officers. in
their search, found counterfeit bank bills to
the amount of 1852. among them one hun.
bred and ten dollars in $40 bills on the Hart
ford Bank, of Hartford, Conn, and eighty
one dollars IN S3 bills on the Mechanics Bank
Of New Haven. Search was made for the
plates from which they were printed, but they
could not be found.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

RELICS FROM THE FRANKLIN HOMESTEAD.
The Franklin homestead in Hanover. corner
OF Union street, is in process OF demolition.
AZ the residence of BENJAMIN Franklin and
his ancestors, it has always been place Of in
terest to our citizens, and a general desire has
been expressed to preserve as relics appropri-
ate portions of the old building. According
ly, on Friday, the Hon. Edward Everett and
Hon. Robert e. Winthrop visited the spot
and under their directions, door and window
frame, together with a hearth stone, were
selected and conveyed to the City Hall fol
further disposition. For the hearth-stone ar
appropriate inscription will be prepared, wher
it will, most probably. be placed in the Public
Library for preservation. From the wood
work of the building number of canes will
be constructed, and distributed as mementoei
Of Boston's distinguished Printer Statesman
and Man. Of Science. Boston Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

aShINl Nut .si inc lawrence 'epuJlican
Brown at the sack of Ossawatanh h 1s &C.
was recently found dead in his lotse ~.
murderer has met his fate. The anne nanao
states that the thrice accused CIV dr.
who killed Barbour of Lawrence. vs. bimsa,t
killed recently near Lecompton. 'or voo'a
the bloody avenger has been on the ,ack 80
the murderer. This villain Clark helCan a.
6ce under Buchanan, but never moyedfron,
Fort Scott withouta guard of armed m, -
lie knew his life was forfeit. lie was I'M
guse when killed, but no disguise could "a
him from his fearful DOOM Lcavcnioos
Times, Nov. /.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

A NOBLE AoT.-By the provisions IF ,ho
will of the late Ebeneser Francis. amen III ,il'
or bequests, was one to DR. James JacI g. ~
live hundred dollars. We learn that tho ba, "
in sending him this amount, enclosed in
note check Tor the additional ann 81 = !"
thousand dollars, as a token cf respect and ~
TEEN for one who has through lone lif, 80,
faithful fiend and medical adviser W.
have heard OF other instancesoI genero.;.''
on the part Of the heirs, which e,bibits t.,'y
Christian spirit, and reflects the.hebcs bonoV
upon those who, having the means know ~.
to use it well. Boston Ledger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
To the Patrons and Readers OF
THE SPY.

gThe SPr Printing and Publishing ES-
Enlistment, including tho assets Of the late
firm Of EARLn DRBw, having been pur-
chased by the undersigned, it is absolutely
necessary that all outstanding accounts, due
the Office, should be paid IMMEDIATELY.
" The bills for the Paper, Advertis-
ing, and job Work, are made out to October
LIST. All those indebted, who can call at the
Office, to liquidate. are requested to do SO
pithowt further delay.
" The management of THs SPY will be
assumed by the undersigned about the mid
die of November, when the Daily and
Weekly will appear in NsW Typci and at
which time Improvements will be introduced
which will speak for themselves.
s. s. FOSS,
NJ. FARNUM.
Spy Office, Oct. so, 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

ABIJAH JENKINs IN TROUBLE AGAM.-Abi.
jan Jenkins and james coiRn were arrested and
brought before the Police Court in Boston, on
Friday, on a charge Of receiving abou. $500
worth Of clothing stolen from the store Of Mr.. F.
Fletcher, in Reading, which was broken into
few days since. The goods in question were found
in an attic Of their store Mr.. jenkins stating that
they we're left there fof storage BY the woman,
Desmond. who was first arrested for receiving the
stoIen property. They we're held in $4,000 for
examination on Thursday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

HIGHWAY RoBBBRY AT MANCHESTER, N.
H.-A man at Manchester, named Glines,
while partially intoxicated on Thursday nia ht,
was knocked down with slung shot, badly
wounded, and robbed of his watch, by boy
named Marshall, about eighteen years old.
Marshall has been arrested. The Mirror saws
be is small. handsome, accomplished, and
smart, aud the most desperate artful thief Of
his age, out of jail. For six years he has kept
his father paying for stolen goods, and but o
short time since he was convicted of stealing,
and Is bailed out
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
A ferrY boat alled and annk at Hartford nn

A ferry boat filled and sunk at Hartford on
Wednesday. celebrated horse, "Glasten-
bury Boy" as on board, and was drowned.
The keeper of the glastonbury Boy" Mr..
II. W. Wright. unlocked the chain across
the end of the boat. and drove him overheard,
h"' "AeiAotine to loosen hia check rein. the
horses head was brought under water, and
he was drowned. He was attached to light
skeleton wagon. The horse was valued at
$4,000, and had been driven to wagon in
2 81 There were on board severnl other
teams, among which was yoke of oxen.
All of these were saved by the seow. and the
glastonbury Boy could have been saved if
he had not gone overbosrd.i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

FALSE REPoRr-A rumor was very widely
aud generally circulated, here and elsewhere, on
Friday evening and Saturday, that Colonel Colt
Of Hartford, Of revolver fame, had died at Wash.
ington while on busidess in that city We did
not credit the report, az it did not come in form
to claim credence, and we learn from the Hart
ford Pre'i Of Saturday evening that his family
were receiving telegraphic dispatches from him,
at the very time when il was reported that he
was dead. There is, Of course, no truth in the
renoft
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

The Boy MURDERER HUNG.-New York,
N9yi d2 IL :. aa Rogers, the boy; murderer.
eccordin9 ~ ,so,i.,',o 40 '"e Pi'sVn yard,
according 10 previous arrangement. The ex.
ecution was delayed till the last moment a.
his friends had hopes that a rsprieye wonId
be granted. But few persons were present in
the yard, but outside the Tombs there was a
large crowd, including many of the eontIar
sex. Rogers remained tolerably firm 10 tha
last moment. His father was present. and
when the body was cut down, threw himsaIt
upon it in paroxysm of grief.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

man named William Chase, hailng from
worcester hired team from Mr.. Otis Larned,
In Oxford, last Friday next, to 60 to Thompson
and return atnght. Notreturuing at the time
appointed, Mr.. Larned made fruitless search
through the night, and Wednesday morning he
called Deputy Sheriff Shumway OF Webster who
succeeded in finding his and the team during
the forenoon, near Chestnut Hill, Killingly, Ct,
and returned with them to Webster. There were
mitigating circumstances connected with the
case, which led to the discharge of Chase upon
his paying the sum of thirty five dollars for the
cost and trouble ha had led Mr.. Larned into.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
verdict agninat Ex-Mnyor yvood.

In the SUPERIOR Court today, a verdict of
STATS was awarded against Fernando Wood
for preventing. when he was mayor, Messrs.
Dodge & Barnes from executing their con-
tract for raising the sunken ship Joseph
Walker
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

Two MRN HUNG by Mon. Louisville,
Moo. IL. = A mob Of desperate men from
Campbellvile broke into the jail at Greens.
burg, KY, on the 10th inst, and seized and
hung TWO prisoners named Thompson and
Despair. These men belonged to the party
who murdered Henry Simpson some eighteen
months ago. Another one Of the murderers.
Elias stage committed suicide in prison, to
escape the action Of the lynchers. A fourth
prisoner, sHunier, confessed the murder Of
Simpson, and implicated six others in the af-
fair. The mob are after these latter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

Rev. Mr. TbAyer Of Boston, who was thrown
from his carriage atLowell, a fortnight since. and
90 badly injured that his case was considered all
but hopeless. Is now in fair way for recovery,
and, what is most remarkable, Il lie supposed tina.
his badly fractured limb will also be saved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

STOLEN HORSE RECOVERED "A horse belong.
ing TO Mr.. Parker of Holden, stolen from him on
Saturday night last, was recovered in this city,
yesterday, in the possession of some young men
who should have been in better business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

telegraphlc dispatch received, last evening
from Boston, announced that fifty policemen
fri - -:4-- -~..lA .. s----i
MOZART SOCIETIES UoNosRT.-we are prom
ised rich entertainment by the Mozart Soci ETY.
on Friday next, in the first presentation of Mo.
zart's favorite mass, the twelfth. This is style
of music more generally pleasing than thosorato.
rio. RecitatYe, which abounds in the latter, has
no place in the mass The words are in the Lat.
in, and they are sung with the italian pronun.
citation, so that the harshness of English conso-
nants is avoided, and the best tones of the voice
have free delivery. There are vast treasures of
harmony and melody enfolded in this form of
composition, the works Of the great composers in
this department being among their most admired
productions. We are heartily glad that this mine
of wealth has at length been opened, and that our
community will have the privilege, at SO cheap
rate, Of taking and carrying away the gold and
the precious gems, wherewith to adorn and en-
rich their own souls.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
sPEt,tAA 4t31I, 3

by Prof DeGrath's Eieetps astonishing cure, 6e;n,-
diseased parts with rkabe oe to act on ISe
Of time health resains It's sway. II in shcrt spacs
yor SsEs b1 see sdvr e@eS er %
wholesale and h~tai Agent for DeGraHgl Main stree,
n16 da,y-lSg Ns electric I01iiIs''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
Another Kanza. Governor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. - Ex- Governor
Medary will leave here tomorrow. He will
answer in the course of week, whether he
will accept the tender OF the Governorship of
Kanzas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

New YORK, Nov. l3.-Madame Laborde's
debut at the Academy of Music was a mag
niicenI triumph. Nearly FIVE thousand persons
were present Notwithstanding the storm, and
hundreds were turned away, unable to OBJ
tain tickets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

The honorary members of Fiske's Cornet
Band met on Saturday evening last, at the rooms
of the Band, and organized by the choice of A.
g. Walker as President, S. A. Porter, Vice
President, and Isaac Fiske, Secretary and Treas
urer. The object of this organization is to afford
aid and encouragement to this excellent band,
which is SO worthy the patronage OF the public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

LA CROSSE, H., Nov. I3.-Six inches of
snow fell here last night. Lake Pepin is par
TALLY frozen over, and boats will probably be
able to make but few more trips.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15
NOTICE.

Gentlemen who have heretofore been a
the Police Department under tn. last Ity ecteo with
respectfully invited n join the present. deb srtKsha ara
tending the funeral Of the late Freden1 WarYet 10 ~
tnat purpose viii meet at the Poll Cons Aoty for
t"oNOAA afternoon az O'Clock. 'Nis
In behalf Of the Police DepaF trdshE
J. W. DENNY, ASH Ciiy Ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

a Book for the MiIliOas- Just publishes, BY
HBDhhb I'm 90 Booksellers and Stationers, No. 10
Court Street, Boston, brief Treatise OF AS pages on
Diseases OF the Sexual Sy s Of both sunni
toms and treatment prepared by physician Of The
"Boston Eclectic HoIpital." This work also contains
scorchng exposure Of the deception and prao
tced by advertising quacks, with of their nsues
and locations Sold by periodical dealers generally
Idt By NIL H5 the receipt Of three portage stamina
-1u-e-o noA IsOz, Boston Post Once. DIV rachott
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

FIRE IN HoLLIsToN.-A large barn filled with
hay, situated near Metcalfs Station, on the Mil
ford Branch Railroad, was burned on Wednesday
afternoon at about o'clock. 1t lie said that the
fire took from sparks from the O'Clock down
train. The property belonged to Clark Travis,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

The active fine, and past members Of the Worcester
Light Infanty are invited to appear at the Afmory this
afternoon at o'clock, in citizens drsss to attend the
funeral Of Frederic Warren Quo member Per order.
MO dit g w. HOBBa CLERK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

Dr.o. JGNOKyS Dental Rooms are at No. 2ae
Main street, Worcester. lie is having great succe.s in
nstng Electricity TO produce insensbity to p.p while
extracting teeth All other denial opera ions per otmed
In the same careful and thoro Ign manner as usual
MI ~ df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

"A'sHLkf'--A new perfume for the hanoSsrcb,a, ,,a
O"s Oh the best that has been produced -,
Uny oy JOHN O. HILL, Apothecay, mecbanics' ~,
Building. Copyright secured. aai
sO'D AAANOrSs' for the positive prevention and
onAPpea Hands, Roughness OF the SKIN A.
~, 'N IN its oleanlnsss and convenience ~. 80
sO'' Oiy substances and unpleasant odor nra,r.",
w. VI 'n'ss applications perfect cure. renaen y
1an 70" ana Vevety in feeling and appearance o.. :.
Ea t aU uug y JOHN e. BILL, ApothOoary Meobanio.
ooa,. Egg SIN continues to clespgs md W.
GSdies, ISn and Vests as heIetore He s1so Mems
ms &C. His OfSce is No pleasant fi 81 IT,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-15

ARRESTED FOR PERJURY = Deputy Sheriff
Shumway returned from Rhode Island, Tuesday,
with one Patrick Pagan, whom be had arrested,
being charged with the crime of perjury, COM
mitted last June at the criminal term of the
Court of Common Pleas. He was indicted at
Fitchburg at the last term OF the Court, and is
now in Jail in this city, awaiting trial. Perjury
cases are becoming commOn-quite too much so.