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-irrical If .NDhnnm~f Puchn.-Thc long. OK
pected Turkish rcar-aliurul has arrived in New
ork. and taken rooms at The ~. Nicholas Hotel
New York paper norIHs .is That tie Admin al
Is quite prcl"sscsslng i'll app""rar.ce: tall and
weli-pr"pori,onrl, and Of ii diyniicd and ,,ru...
ful bearing. The officers who a"col.l.nv him
are Mai Said Snlim,an, Capt. Tl,cSs:n and L,u,.
Sadlcls, of the Ottoman Navy. With the exc.p
lion oi the tur5an, there wns not:e exclusively
turkish about The dress of the Admiral or any
Of bis suite. The Admiral says that he yis,is
this county for the two.foil purpose Of building
vessel for the Turkish Navy, and conrerrinr
with theHovcrnmcn! officially. as to the repre-.
sentative OF the Sublime Port. He intends To
remain in New York. a short time before he pro-
ceeds TO Washington. lie was in command Of n
division OF the Turkish fee, throughout the Cri.
mean war, and was present nj tho attack on Sc.
,bastopol, on the 18th October, 1868. The JoinI
Committee Of the Common Council appointed to
make arrangements for his reception, paid hin,
visit on Sunday, and invited him and his suit.
TO accompany them to the City Hall, n, II ocnck
on Monday morning TO receive the congrntnln
ton Of the city authorities and the citizens rene
rally M"hanmcd accepted the invitation
tWnShington States.
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Lnir Fran .N"ri"n.--NEw OnLEAxs, March
ll.-Thr steamship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz,
Which port sh" left the 7tIl inst, has arrived.
Sh" brings dates from the capital of Mexico to tie
9th instant.
CIVIL war was prevailing throughout Mexico
II" government troops. near C"laya, await
in@ rr'ni"r""'n"iIiS. Ohcr parties, six thousand
strong. had fortified Ccnvn
Alvarez WAS in the field with three thousand
cavalry. "rp">ing tI," new government.
The downfall of Zuiousa considered Ger
tain.
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Escaped tn -imerjca.-" Col. Alison" accused
of com ,licrty with the asS:SSus who atten,rrJ
Louis Napolron's life, has, it is said iicd To
Amcrica His presence here, and the cxtraor,li.
nary approval by refugee meetings in New York
ftr the attempted assassination. may induce tho
French Emperor to turn his al tcnIion to tn. rcc".s
IN THIS country, and demand som" protection un-
der our laws against ilicr conSpiracicS. Our Con.
grrss would hardly be as compliant ns Lord Pal.
mrrs'on, and, Therefore, the refugees are not i'm
much danger But is the attempted assassination
of ih" French Emperor political oil'nSc. If
not AlS"p' ain"n'lahlc til" terms of the ex-
tradition treaty y.--PhH,,hffk;u Lc,hjrr
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hints I" Eo"nhy PoSimnxf.Ts-The Sayau.
nah tc"rrr'n complains of TIA" c;,rrlrsS manner
III which the mails are delivered. and attended In
IN small country towns throuc ch"ui the State
II says p'>tna>icrs should NOT mllnw persons Ia
come into tl,"irucc, aud overhaul The ucwsruurrs
thus supplying Tom, Dick and Harry with n..ws
ana Information at tn" cost OF regular subscribers
PERSONS nave II" r=ht t" pick up newspapers in
Il country posi- Office ani read them. when they
Il" mt subscribe f,r the s.,r,r. PnSiu,st-rs hav,
u" rig' {" allow such liberties To take rlar. in
their 'tlirr> as hv such the mail becomes Grinin.
"'. misplaced, and regular subscribers dissaris
fed
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Ihc French Emperor amithc Posport Rcxtri.-
fo"-The London Times, i'll u leading editorial,
says:
We don't deny tho right of the French Em-
pcror to ride this hobby passport to death: but
we would submit, with all due Difference, that
nothing is so likely I" bring unpopulnrly an his
name on this side of the cha,yi.I ns Il foolish re-
strlcion upon the intercourse of the French and
English nations. And is not the alliance the best
card in his handa Is it not Important to him
that feelings of amty and good will should
exist between Englisl,man and Frcnchmcn? An
EngliShmcn. we should say, is wise who stop. at
home till these restrictions be Withdrawn or great.
ly modified.
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ST. Lotus March 9-I'hc Republican has an
account "i AN attempt mad" +" ;b.lur the .ir,l.rs
"l riccti VI al )"l"wnrc trusSiii. to prevent them
irving "yilrn"r br.nr. the invest ;rn,inr ,o,u.
"''tr'' On" nan WAS killed. The clerks ,l the.
"'""''"h ht ~iawir: ar" preparing. Il Statement,
under oath. Stain" ilia, they .,v.. tl,",r ,.,Ii.
n"ny h"!"r" til" Investigating r"rnrni,r.r un,I.r
threats ''f death. lrI,rr from For, Scn,, SAY.
that HAT p'c" had been taken by General Lane :
""n' VIII" We're r"hhng tn" stores, stealing horses,
etc. NJ lives had been lost
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-d""fhcr Bn"k Dctalmfiom YoRx.
March "a large deficit in the funds Of the
Union Bank was discovered lcIc to to-day which
has been kept concealed by means of IL series of
false entries and false balances in one Of the
edeers. Tho accused party has been book.
Keeper in the bank for fifteen years, and the
principal defamt, singular to say, occurred ten
Yeas since The total loss of the bank is lara.
though not equal TO the present surplus or und
vdcd profits, which, on the last statement wer,
two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars.
Br"therton, the drfnulting book keeper of the
Union Band, has made his escape The amount
OF the defalcation is $I0U,0OO.
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7h' f"H;"S i'm" "i' Steamers is rcrortr,l
at New York, on good auII"ry tia, III" A.ri:.ri.
aud A',u,ic anil Baltic will h.. bought in IL, the
publ: sale of those vessels hy M.s<rs Brown,
i'r'5. n Co., they being the lar..>; creditors
ani that They wilt continue the lur ms hereto.
lore, with the Si?.2ju mail contract II i ais,
reported that The trips Of the lin. will be- extend
cd t" Southampton. and IIavrr anil il,a, ,l,r vrs.
sci Will c"'mi''n"c running in the course uf !,
month or six weeks.
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III" I"": r"""i-Thc Augsburg A1.rmcinc
I"i'un" OF February 10th says eth" great I'm
d"rt"kn" of cutting canal acr">s the IStl,lnus
"l In"I--ar. "nicrrriS" favored by the traditions
al III" past and ur."I hv the wants "f tn. present
lis gaining supporters III The Turki<l, rnIaL-
Mr. l'"l"sS"pS. hiil"rt" sustained by popular
"pni"n Throughout Europe, moi excepting Eng
land, has now ais" received encouragement, from
America. Th" Americans a;c IA practical pro.
pie; freedom "f the SraS and marine highways
They have always c"ntrni"d iur-ilrv took The.
initiative for the abolition oi the Sound dues and
are trn" I" their interests in Turkey The
An"ricnn rh"'y' hs "i";f% in t"n>tan,noIlr,
Mr. Brown, has rendered I" Mr.. I.cS>rp> the as
Sirancc ri his cordial snrpnr'. and declared
that in ca~" England should TAX" any positive
steps I" prevent the rliShrnrnt If his pro-
jr"t-, pre-" r"i in whi.i, all nations must fee, an
ini"rrS--h" should c"n>l-r II his duty to i.r,..
~"i " ~''fi'" pr"i'M io H. Uir"n, tn Mr noutc
cf hiS yr'' ynm'm.
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THE 7opcku Increment AGmi,neL-The To-
PEEK" hnmbuS seems ut last I" have exploded
As it never had any legal validity, it has been
kept nil"at mcrcl. because it served the rally
ing point Of l"li'ica party. But it is now
openly abandoned by those who have hitherto
pr"frsscd TO regard it as the only Legitimate gov
rrmInrnt i'll Kansas. We find in the Missouri
Democrat an address issued 10y the Joint Com
micn of the two branches of the Topeka Lcgs.
latmrc, in which they say:
"IIigh executive officers under the State Con-
stitnton have publicly d, clarcd that the Consitu-
tiOn s dead U;scD"r,p,h ,n"uv mr,nbrrx ot cnrh
bmiv hn"" gonc h"m" "nthfi "S miihout Il yno,,,n,.
We are still ready To perform our duties should
til" will of the majority desire it. Should u try
ing hour for the people of Kansas arrive, by the
acceptance Of tn" Iocompton Constitution Ly
Congress, we shall he at our posts should the
people III Convention d"cid" to iall back ON their
old government. We are thus compelled, bv a
necessity that leaves us no chois", To adjourn for
TIA" present. and to refer back To the Iro,. who
elected Us the question rs to whether the Topc
ka Constitution is tral.'
This is rr"h:h!y tI" last VIC shall hear of the
Topeka Stat" Government.
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do"Tr"Sst"n"i-W A>ENGroH, March IL, 1858
The Senate, yesterday. passed the lIu,ls. prnt.
ing deficiency bill, and discussed Knusas affairs
The House having refused to grant .nvr IN
Mr. Stephens TO introduce the mnori,y rcpor, of
lie investigating committee, he gave nntic,. that
he would publish 1-consclucntIy it made its
appearance in the Union.
Mr.. iInrrIS, m committee Of the whole, asked
leave t" introduce his minority report whicI,
was "'.l"c'cdi 10. debate c;lsu.d, and The mat
Ter was postponed.
In the Senate, To-day, the Tcrompton Consti
tuition was discussed ia the House the dipo.
matte consular bill was passed,
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CoN"n.-It will no doubt ca,IS,. some s,lrpriso
anon" those VIII" are not close observers that
our Southern markets dull aud ,lr.lnin- nm.
der the i;tvor;l" news from Europe. II shuuI,
b" bora" III mind that the, receipts at all our
ports ar" rapidly increasing. IL New Orleans
h'"n". last week., they Iu.GI3 bales nraiI,s,
'':',>"i 'r III" corresponding week last y"ar--
he total r"c"ipi> III that city since Isl of Sep
irnl"r have been .l9l lbs bales, awunst | =
2'll:o I" the same 'laic last year: and the de
c;"n>" al all Ilir ports al latest ,,< has been
Reduced |" about 80 .u'ij bales ON in,. OF last
YEAR. u Is apir"!Icm'!rd lay buyers that the in
"r"a>'"g receipts al "''r ports will '!l'>s prlr.S
IN I.v"rpn"i l,"iorr cation purchased now r,uIl
I,. semi l"rwari. Whatever ;l. result ,,ov h,.
VII lr"v"ni "nr markets from keeping pace.
with Ih, initiation in Liverpool. until il is ,Scrr.
iaIncd I" h" I"'Ir;,n'nt.-. .i"t,r~ia Dixp"f,k.
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Citrate of Magnesia.

Citrate of Magnesia.
uS'f received, n frcsI, supply of this de-
o. lightfl substitute for EPSON Salts; il is
!rstituInte Of bitterness. and by its pleasant acid
y Of taste and ctlrrvcScing character, is render
ed Il very agreeable and refreshing drink, for
sale 10y
JORDAN 4 MCLAUGHLIN.
Nc. 3, Granite Range,
Ahbcvilc G. H.
March II, 1859. Al If
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A resident Of Hume, .AlIegany coi,nty,U g.
tbe name Victor Nix, under, thes directionS n,
sfe spiri6, Rasset four weeks on d oou Die Jozsn
eggs, for, ,lllsspdfpose of Rafehing shsns
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III" f"rSf EnHii-Wa>"n Il Co.. of Spring
Held Aas". will ship ih,s week, ten passenger
ears whc!. they have ntrlc,-d with the P:,.h,
"i E-pt I" h',r.l for the Alexandra and r:,i,u
Eh'i t",'i L H." cIrs ar" packed in boxes and
W" w"rknl"n =" out IN the same ship. 'lll.. re-
iii'Ininr thirty to h- built and Inrwnr,lr,
before ih" Is, of July. A splendid drawing OF
the cars Is sent TO the PaSha
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
uSl' received Il lot of fine CIGARS. co,,sis-
~ ting Of the following choice Brands
Chinchurrtta londcrcs. RIO IIondo MiIIar,
Jupiter I"n'lrcs, Cachur,a. Operas.
JORDAN Il McLAUCIILIN'S
Drug and Chemical Store
March -, 1858. 81 If
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oMcfhod'a Conf"rencc.-B,LrrMoRr, March o
-lhr Methodist Episcopal Conference to day
resolved to establish newspaper. in part to dix
abuse the public mind relative to its views on
the slavery question, and claiming to occupy CON
scrvative grounds.
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Ny"i'h"S frnw III" EnM I"1;n S,"mIion.-
Th" SECRETARY "f the Navy has received ,lcs.
l',,c''''- 'ia'"d II Hong Kong, Dec 21th. I~.1, -
from t"ni.nul"rc Arm,- from. in comr,anL nr In,
East ,"'i'a ST''''!n",. lie rnrl">,.~ report r",
Capt J. H. Sirii>. nitrd states MARINES, .s,iu..
an account at his pr"..r.lim.> at Furnnya. ,ap,,
S'in'> had used every n"a:'> his I.nwcr 10 - =
certain whether ANY Europeans were detained il,
ForninSa.
II" al~" "nri"S"s Il copy Of Il communication,
from Mandarin Chm. commander ui tn. military
and naval iurc"> from which IL i very .yi.Iru,
hat none oi our ctiZcns are h.L! in co,tvi,,
on that iS!nnd.
t"'ni'i'"!"r" Armstrong states that ON account
"i the rrnrrv.l Of French lice, .r",., Macao. our
c''lrnS al that rlac" hal !"curnr fearful If viz.
i"nrc on the part Of The natives, and had
requested that an American v.SSri-niwa should
hr Stationed tI,"r" tnin,,,ntnr.. Ar,,>,r,,y
accordingly despatched tn" Portsmouth frr l!,rlr
Protection.
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-N"n'PSsSident.-At special meeting of the
lllG!lnts Of the ll,mrcms Railroad, Col. H. Irby
rssIslie,lI .oHss Ct Prr~i,Irnt of the Co,npnny
and Col II. W'Garlington was unanimously
elected I" fill his place
We are not informed of the rrnsons that inJu
trd t"L lihy L" resign. but snppnse it was in
consequences OF Il press "f private l,usrcss winch
required his undivided attention. The election Of
I"': harrington was undoubtedly an excellent
ch"is". as he is an energetic business man. ,nL
VIII max" Il capital officer. But few men conll
he found possessing better qualifications for the
P"ai'i"n he now occupies than Col. c., and W..
congratulate the Company is securing his con-
sent I" preside over the interests of their road
LuurtmsrWc UcroiG
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B'>r"H March "a li!l (" cut off ,h. issue
and circulation. within this STATE of .:,ul u,;.S
"i fly" dollars an.l under. has failed to l,ass I.
Senate, w!i''r" II originated! hut IL clause rr.mr.
ING lanks {" keep ON hand an amount of .nrci.
equal to fifteen per cent Of their rn,rrr liability
i"r d"!"s'is and ciIcmla,"n was more successful
and WAS to-day I,S>c,lby the senate to be en-.
guessed.
I'm Important act relating to ire insurance
waS passed last week. hy which all policies ar,.
required t" follow prescribed form au,l on
o'hcr hnitationS conditions are tn be permit,
tel than those therein laid down. unless specially
agreed upon. Ills, 1t is believed. will tru. to
Wcv"iit II vast amount of embarrassment, of per-
SONS Insured, or surprising themselves insured,
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-H"rmon .1f"ir&-Sr. Louis. March 1?-Ad
vices from Salt Lake City, to the :jrh Of January
have been received. 1t is a,in"rnc-d that ri,
M"''n"ns ar" manufacturing cannon, rcyol, crs
powder. and The usual materials for war
Skcr'ni,h h''l taken place wih :; party Of Mo,
mons and the picket guard nf the army, in whc
tw" Mornnis and four soldiers were killed.
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'-OU an'i for >al,., bv '' ''''''eu
i'r"cnw""i March IL. IS;S
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Obit,larn.

nErA ~ Ed this life OH Thursday. It'll inst,
at the Poor House, Mr. POLIAK6 I;rDWN
,ne last Revolutionary Soldier in Abbcyille Dis.
trict. ~ S i>'"
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=, Safe of Negroes III Wissis@Dpi.-Thc Oxfor,
Mercury mentions two sales of slaves which rc
Gently took place in Lafayette, at which. on,
man man, brought $l,l5o, and four women with lou,
c"''"feh' S''suo. AZ the second SALE one negro
carpenter, brought Sl,7O5 These are hirl
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-04

SHERIFF'S WORCESTER IS, Deem
~ Der O. ls57By virtue Of execution which issued
upon judgment in favor Of Luther Ballou, of Royal
son in said county. yeoman at the last term of the
Court of Common Pleas for said county against John
Underwood, of Athol, in county aforesaid, yeoman
have taken all the right in equity that the said John
Underwood had, the twentysxt day OF August last
the day when the attached on masne process
or now has to redeem certain mortgaged real estate
laying in said Atho being the estate wherein the said
John Underwood now lives and the that deScrbed
in mortgage deed thereof from Reuben Fleming to
John Brooks recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
county, Book 450 Page 251 and the twentieth day Of
January, 1858, at O'Clock P NJ. at the Peq1oig
Hotel in said town of Atho shall offer for sale by Pub
lie Auction to the highest bidder said right equity Of
redemption. j. H. PARTRIDGE,
dl4 d3sM Deputy Sheriff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-04

The peculiar advantages Of this Spring over all others
arc obvious for the following reasons
l. II Is doubleacting, closing opening the door AZ
required
p Its greatest power Is at the closing point decreasing
as the door opens.
g. II may be easily detached from the door by raising
frame
a. II Is OF simple construction, and not being complica
ted, will not get out Of repair
D. IL Is the most durable N all 5prngs the power be
log graduated as the door may require.
0. its greatest action requires but one eighth OF
turn others requiring from one TO three fourths Of
turn, hence Il will not los rs elasticity or power how
ever long on the stretch. and cannot he broken.
u II is contrary 10 the general rule ornamental and
Is applicable to doors Of houses cars seamb9nts or
gates.
- Agents FOR the Introduction and sale Of this Spring
are wanted In every county In the United 5ates.
htRh@ J0r states, Counties and T0wns for sale on
liberal terms
TIC utility ofshis Spring Is unqueationed. Entegprs
ing men can make money. For lights, apply 10
X. II. RUTHVEN,
Az Fiske X doidarl's storc,
ozo No 195 Main street. Worcester.
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
SO BromAeld st., Boston.

" oiOH-ASiu SI's DOStOu
DR.. R. GREEN, superin, endent, is Scientific Physi
clan, and has Travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual expe
renGe thar true mode of practice for the last twenty
years. has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors, saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians, &c. but the sick should not be thus cheated
for the Indian system Of medicine and its pec1liarties
can only be learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves, and then requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants Of civilized society.
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Invadsfrom imposition the practice of the
Indian system, and to supply them with the genuine In
dian remedies.
We will in this connection, mention fow of the In
dian Remedies preprepared by Dr. R. Green at this es
Adjustment
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NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. &. F. JAS EloI.
AND -
DIR L.. X lMB ALL,
have removed their offices to


Pfper's Block. Room No. A, up Stairs,
Where they prepsren attend to all disease that
human flesh heir Their system of practice is strict
y Botanic. mercurias miner posons, or deadly
narcotics used Nv them.
All diseases, however private, successfully treated on
Botanic principles Particular attention paid to all Fe
male Complaints. Their famous Female Periodical Pills.
and French Periodical Drops for suppressons rregu
titles, &C., to be had Of them usual IL Ladies should
not take them duriag pregnancy, they will produce
abortion, Sent securely any part of the country by
express. Remember, office Piper's Block, Room No. A.
up stairs where the other viii be present to attend
10 patients. d3m NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-04

r-Esszssga5 BOSTON Dc WORCESTER
5hssSsss9s RAILR0AD.-Wiuter Arrangement, COM
mencing MONDAY, Dec. 81, 1857,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester. as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat, Z, GAO a. m a.
10 As Express p The 10 40 p. train starts from
the Western all others from the Foster street station
Millbury. $40 a. m, 40 p
Milford 7.l5 a. m, p.
Northboro', a. M, p
Marlboro, T.20 a. M, 20 p
Birmingham Centre, 745 a. M, 4.45 p. m.
saxonyle, 40 a. M, p. M.
Newton, $50, $50, 1888 Wor., 9, Is Wor., a.
M, 90 70 80, 8 90, $3.50 Wor., Is p. m.
Brooklne 80, is, s, $40, 10 m, LIS, 245, SIS,
ESQ., p m.
Needham Plain, 6, SIS a. me-, As p. m.
*West Newton Station.
TRAINs FOR WORCESTER, as follows:
For Worcester, at $50 H. 130 Express, 80, $50
Express, p. m.
6lilisury, 7 80 a. M, A 80 p. M
Milford, 730 a M, so p n.
Ncr.hboro', I 30 a. m, sop m.
Marlboro, 730 a. m, 80 p m.
birmingham Centre, $50 a, M, 430 p. m
Saxonvie, $50 a. M, p. M ae.
Newton. 730 Ror.. 8, 80 a. m, u, 100 Wor., $50,
430 Wor., 8, 6.15, Is pm.
Brookline, lis, 1855, M, 1215, Els, 315 AS 8,
1880 p. m.
Q, R. Branch, IT'S a. NJ, 3.15, pm.
Albany, 7S0 M, $50 Express, p. m.
New York, via Springfield, 80 a. M. Express p. M
New YORK, via Norwich, . 80 Express, p. m.
u sunday Nsil at p. taking passengers for Wor
cester Spring hed hartford, New Haven and New York
Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
Boston, Deo. II. 1857. q. TWICHELL, supt.
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Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash anc
various other Indian Remedies for the Of Diseases
II may be well TO add that the business at this estab
lishment is conducted upon the liberal terms 1t il
the practice with some 10 require large in advance
for the promise Of cure" &c This course Is severe
ly condemned by the Society. At this institution the
patients required to pay only the price Of the medi
cnes needed In their case elcept the first prescription
one dollar being charged for recording the and
giving the necessary directions.
Ladies' Especially
Should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do not
like the old method, debate the system but lenoyate
and restore healthy tone to their already debitated
constitutions
The society'a newspaper, entitled +" indian Arcana
filled with the literary and medical knowledge Of the In,
dians, aud giving the description and Of the med
clnes named above and also reference ~ cured
may be had At the Office, will be sent by mail free Of
charge or they may be obtained Of CHARLES CLARKE
Agent for the sale Of the Medicines, In Worcester,
Address DIR. X. GREEN, 80 Broomhed b., Boston.
Consultations personally by letter. free Of charge.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-04

Doctor @. A. HILL-Sir; will say that your medi.
cine has benefited me much My health is much better
than it was when commenced taking it. hinkit will
cure me. have not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The ez-
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thinkiu
that you might like 70 hear how was getting along
have taken the liberty address these lines to you
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. G.
Rutland, Nov. 8, 1864 d1y rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-04

GHERIFF'S SALE.-WoRoRsrER. IS. Noyem
~ 30, 1S57.-By virtue of an execution which issued
upon judgment in favor Of Ashbel Goddard Of Royal
soa in said county, yeoman, at the last term of the
Court of Common Pleas Tor said county, against James
Handy, Of Royaston, aforesaid, yeo man have taken
all the right in equity that the said James Handy had,
on the eighth day of October last the day when the
was attached process, has, to redeem
certain moBgaged real estate laying in said Royason,
being the farm whereon the said james Handy lives
and the same that is describe in mortgage deed thereof
from the said James Handy to George Taylor recorded
in the Registry of Deeds for said county Book ST. Page
ll9 and on the sixteenth day of January, A. D. 1858,
at one O'Clock P NJ, at the Pequoig House, in the town
OF Athoi in said county, shall offer for sale, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder said right in equity of
redemption, J. II. PARTRIDGE.
dl4 dSsM Deputy Sheriff.