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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
5Eglses for sEae Faraaa-Faeir PecE-
~EEayisifs.

A writer in the American Veterinary
journal, in writing about mules and the
mile trade of Kentucky, says:
Until forced By the scarcity and high
price Of horses, the Kentnekians would
not use mules. Bun within the last few
wears they have become common on the
farm. pulling the plough and wagon, and
occasionally a clever pair is seen IN his
carriage; some of them are pretty gilnN
goers for al hour or two. when they get
lazy. and they then take the lash ""ks a
mule."
Persons who have tried them on their
farms are better pleased with them they
say, than they thought they would be-
They never get sick, rarely ever get lane,
viii do as much work a. a boise which will
60 t twice a. much money, and at the
same time will work very well OF ~wlleat|
straw and corn shucks, whereas the h>rsc
must have grain as we'll as a good allow
ance Of long food. They are better for
our servants TO handle, as they can staai
neglect and violent Treatment better than
the horse, and q bleinish. such as the loss
If an eye. does not impair his value as
much as that of the horse.
As to their temper and pecnllarltles, II
IS useless to say much; the world
pretty much what they are. He Is not 50
apt to run as the horse, bat are more apt
to kick, viz: until broken. He Is fond OF
company, is decidedly gregarious, and hi,
attachments are quite As strong when once
formed az those OF the horse. 1t Is almost
impossible to c%onfine one away from an as
Sociate. He will elmo over the fence, If
practicable. creep through a crack or worm
him fl it like a pig. An acapair-
tanca # miae told me that he WIS once IN
the habit Of working q pair together, bnt
on one oco. 8 IN, wlsh!t & 10 use but one,
he confined the other IN a close stable,
where, as he thought he would be ON
PEELED to remain. But on his return, he
found to his astonishment, that The per
verse beast had ascenaelint the hay loft,
which ~enterprising feat he had accomplish
ed by first getting into the trough, thence
through the hole left for throwing the hay
into he Manager. The circumstance Forcl
bly, reminded him of the fact that The
1.Best laid scheme Of mice and men
Aft gang agely.'
And a the same time convinced him that
If perseverance will not overcome all things,
it will at least surmount a great many
seemingly unSurlneuntab!e obstacles.
+ sax
A "FREG-MARr1N" GIVING MTLK.-W.e
believe that it is a settled fact in cow
physiology that where a heifer aud bull
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16

E 1o,o5o,s57 of boots ami shoes were
tzporsed from the United States TO for
sign countries the psst year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16

LEGAL CARD.-It will be seen, BY ref
erence 10 a card in our advertising col
umns that Elk. Gov. Bashford will at once
resume the practice of his profession, in
Oshkosh. Mr.. Bashford is among the best
and most experienced lawyers in the State.
and his partner, Nr. Brush, has an excel,
lent reputation as an able, energetic. and
trustworthy man. 50 that the firm may be
looked upon rs one of the ab,est and
most reliable il the State.-IM adison
Journal,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Group, Whooping Cough, E~n9unza.

-a- T NWa- -
SPRINGFIELD. Mss. Feb. :, 1858.
BROTHER AYEr: ] viii cheeffiiIy certify your PEcTo.
Raj is The beet remedy we possess for the cure elHHoog
tAg Cough, Crap, and the chest disease of children
we ofyour fraternity inthe South appreciate your SIX i'll.
and commend your medicine to cur people
HlRAM CONKLIN, VI. D.
MOS LEE, ESQ. MONTERREY, Ia. writos. Sd jan. sc:
u haG a tedious Influenza, which confined nc in doors
SIX weeks: took many medicines without relief; fnallY
EIed your PICTORIAL BY the advice OF our Clergyman
Ihe tTst dose relieved the soreness in my thfoat and
lungs. less than one half the bottie male me complete "
wen t1our medicines are the cheapest as we'll as the
best we can buy, and we esteem you, Doctor, and yo,tr
remedies az the poor mans friend
Asthma or phshisic, and bronchitis.
WEST MANCHEs TER. Pa, Feb. 4, 1859.
SIR: YourcHFERY PICTORIAL is performing marvellous
cure; IN this section. 1t has relieved several from a.
Iafrnlhg symptoms OF consumption, and is now curing a
man who ms labored under an affection of the lungs for
the last forty years. l.. ARK Merchant.
A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION, MONROE Co. Iowa.
writes, sept. 3, 1894: "Dnring my practice Of many vears
have found nothing equal to your CHERRY PEcrogAI
foF giving ease and relief to ooEsuinptive paiien is, or GU
ring such "a are curabie. - ~ ta
We might add volumes of evidence, but the most con-
vlncing proof ofthe virtues ofthis remedy is found in it's
effects %upontiiaI. K& fa Nf Et1.gIe ~
Prepared by JAMES C. AVER, Practical and Analy.
ncal Chemist, Lowell, ass-An sold by
y. 1. Parher Lancaster; j. II Barnett, Ellepboro': N, p
Y > Spencer, SGlef Ger: G. c.. Skinner & Bro. Fai,rlay.
|. Il: tioodeil, Piatteyille. d. Stewart, Beetown; Chan.
aier q. York, Hazel Green: Chandler " Green ,Wiilcylle:
haffauf K Geiger, Cassville; E.P. Kellogg, Boscobei; :
H.. NewhaH, tfalena; J.I. Reed &Go, Chicago. whoIa-
saie' aAd Agentsin every town in the |. S. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Will Won Read This

'XZOU who are indebted to us by note or Door 4 \
please fake notice that we want our pay = "A
hint is not sufficient we must resort to haIss hi h
forthwith. @*@ HOWE Gb~'
August 6th, 81. I'll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Sherin's SaIe-Wannemaker &
Bowen,
Jared Wsrner,

9t VS.. ~ N&tf@ -
Charles i. Wannemaise. & Ethan 4. Bowen.
ISheri17s Office, Grant County, Wis. Foreclosure OF
Mortgage.
MT0TICE IS hereby given that by virtue of o judgement
IN rendered by the Circuit Court of Grant County,
State OF Wisconsin, on the 18th day of October, A y.
1857, and at The October Term Of said Ceart, begun and
held st The coart house in the village of LANCASTER in
said county On the first Monday OF October, A. D. 1857,
IN the case Of Jared Warner, phi. ana against Charles &,
Wanhe,saBer Z Itiaa q. Bowen, defts,, and on author
.isy therein given viii sell at Public Vendue to the
highest and best Slider for cash in hand on the 1st day
of 7 cbrlary. \. D. 1858, at ono O'clock r. .4k Of said daH,
at the outward door of the Courthouse in TIE village of
Lancaster. in said county, all the right, title
and interest which tho SAID Charles E. Wanne-
nenaker and Ethan A. Bowen had at the
date of this Mortgage referred to in said judgment, in
and TO the QllowiHg-described premises ard real estate,
With all the aPpurtenances tlereunto ~bctonging, to wit:
The southeast quater of the Southwest quarter, and
southwest quarter of southeast quarter OF Section No.
80 in township 8, north of range 2 west. and the SOUTH
west quarter Of n~orth-east quarter and the northeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter and northeast quar-
ter OF southwest quarter and northwest qua. ter of
southeast quarter Of Section 81 in Town 5 north of
range | west of the 4tb principal meridian, ali in the
County of Graut, State of Wisconsin. ~
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF
1906 5S-lOn dollars, the sum adiudged by the said court
&c DO dae by said detendants 10 SAID complainant on said
aiortsa 90, together with interest and ali accruing costs.
Dated lancaster, December 10th, A.U. 1857.
d. WARD, Sheriff, Grant Go. Wis. ~
Barber & lowry. plfs att'ys. 25-st
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
Look. AT. This,

A LII persons knowing themselves lndeops
IN either on Book or Note account WIN !. y
paying up Immediately for | am compeiieu n. h b
large amount of Money soon, consequently NJ laIE1
must come without DELAY. 25-tf D. Wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
81 wEEGEEY,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TINT Coddington &
IN Weigley have this assigned TO me all their property
and effects, notes, debts and book accounts, for the
benefit of their creditors. All persons iadebted to said
Codiington 4 Weigley are requested to make iinniedi-
date payment and save costs. Those indehteda at Patch
Groye will find their accounts in the hands of Henry
Patch, Esq, and at New California in the hands OF G.. W.
Mase, Esq. W. o. THOMAS,
Dec. 14th, 1897. 26-tf Assignee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16
NOTICE.

r HEREBY give notice that I have appolin'e,t, to ~
II Dewey, Esq, my general Agent sna . = lad
iine State of Wisconsin, in whose hands la ~ dLoa5
demands due or owing me, either upon LanT novel;
Notes or otherwise. | have also vested MI and u
full power TO sell and convey absolutely "a, ;mul
Lands il Grant County, Wis, Including M Tr RI
Farm, containing $50 acres. .9sas
November lst, 1857. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-16

cbs10(An worth of READY-MADE CLOTHING, of al
EzUUU descriptions-for sale by
CALLS & PEPPER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

LOWELL MANUFACTUREs.-S. J, Varney,
Esq, of Lowell, has compiled his usual annual
statement of the business of the Lowell fac
tories during the year, which has been publish
ed by S. w. Huse & Co, There are twelve
manufacturing corporations in Lowell, includ-
ing the Bleachery and Machine Shop, with an
aggregate capital of So, 100000. The number
of spindles in all the mills is 39O,0G4; looms
1924; number of females employed 1862 );
males 1867 number Of yards per week 1901,
600 of cotton; $4,000 of wooden; $4,000 of
carpets and so rugs. The wages of females
clear Of board, per week. 81; average wages
of males clear of board, per day, so cents. Me
dunn produce of loom, No. IA yarn, yards
per day As; medium produce of loom, No 10
yarn yards per day SO; average per spindle,
yards per day II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

"A new Railway Stove has just been invent
ed in which the fire will burn twenty or thirty
hours, without going out The prevalent idea
of railroad travelling is, full car, with no ven
tilation, the temperature at 80 deg, and one
man constantly employed in piling in the fuel
After breathing, over and over, the same air,
for twenty or thirty miles, the passengers get
cut of the furnace into the cool, fresh air that
strikes their shrinking forms like the breath
of the Arctic regions, and the next day they
wonder where they could have taken such a
horrid cold. They are sure that the car was
warm, and that no draft of air was let into it.
In England the cars are not heated at all, which
is bad, but not near so bad as the manner they
are heated here; in France they are admir-
ably warmed by cylinders Of hot water, chang
ed at every statiop.-Pr0ui Jomnal,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

A gentleman from Lewiston, Me, on awak-
ing one morning recently, missed from his Gus
tomary place a handsome set of ar ificial teeth,
of which he is the owner He had heard of
people swallowing their teeth, and it at once
occurred to him that that misfortune had be-
fallen him. He placed his hands upon his
throat and sure enough, he thought the teeth
were sticking fast there Two doctors were
summoned, who endeayOred to extricate the
teeth with forceps, but in vain. 1t was then
proposed that an incision should be made in
the throat. This proposition frightened the
unfortunate gentleman, and he determined
before the operation was performed, to make
his will. lawyer was sent for, and the
daughter of the patient was directed to pro-
cure ink and paper The daughter soon re-
turned, without the writing materials, however,
but bearing in her hand the set of teeth, which
she had found snugly slowed away in draw
er, where they had been placed by the gentle
man before retiring. All remembrance of the
fact had been lost in the confusing supposition
that he had swallowed the teeth. A sore throat
aided materially in the illusion that the teeth
had been lodged there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

PHYSIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION. - The
steal strength, size, &c, of men in the United
States and Europe. In Philadelphia, lathe Acad-
envy of Natural Sciences have chosen the Po-
lice force as a fair representative class of men,
and a set Of scientific tests have been provid-
ed, by which their strength and general ply
steal condition can be ascertained Inquiries
will be directed to the following points Age
birthplace, birthplace of parents, weight,
height, complexion, size of limbs, dimensions
of chest, strength Of lungs, size and develop
ments of the head, &c, The tables thus made
up will be curious and interesting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

A Mrs. Bender, German, was passing up
Front street. Hartford, with string of fish,
when drinking loafer named Clifford struck
the fish so as to bring them up into the woman's
face She turned upon Clifford and threw him
down gangway, and her husband coming up
at this time both he and his wife pitched into
the PROSTATE Clifford and kicked and pounded
him so that he was dangerously injured, and
lay for hours insensible; but he so far recover
ed as to resist the officers of the law, who ar
rested him, and it required five men to get him
into the watch house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

A man named Hiram Trip was murdered
by his son, at Litchfeld, Conn, on Thursday
evening last The father scolded the son for
slamming the door, whereupon an alteration
ensued, when the son drew dirk and stabbed
his father,who survived but few hours. The
son is about thirty years of age, and is said to
be somewhat insane.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

Mrs. Catherine Hesley, wife of Michael Hes
ley, of Albany, N. Y, was burned to death on
Tuesday evening, while attempting to fill
fluid lamp. Her husband had his hands horri-
bly, burned, in attempting to rescue her from
the flames, and the house was set on fire by
the blaze coming in contact with the bed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

1t is said of Bishop 0nderdonk, whose death
was recently announced that since the unlucky
year Of 1915, when he was deposed for drunk
enness and RIGHTEOUSNESS, he has not drank a
drop Of intoxicating liquor, and even died of
the very disease for the cure of which he first
contracted a love for the devil that stole away
his brains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

Cnnker, Hash, and Scarlet Fever.-Espe
cally during the prevalence Of this malignant and ntal
disease, the public should again be informed that HkEN
remedy for canker caker rash, aud scarlet fever caker
and thrush In the mouth throat dstomper as wei as ma
pnnnt putrid sore throat dyscntery aud all summer
complaints; and has been IN use wentythree years
A nny medicine 1t Is unrlyalled, being composed OF
harmless materials, -
The genuine has the fac smile of the inventor A. y
GKENNtIIE, on the wrapper and circular H. Is now
mnnuinctured by his widow, Mrs s, A. GlENNlLLE, In
Worcester and Il sale at John j. Brown sons 40
Washington street. and Charles T. Carney l5s Washing
ton street Boston, Also by James Green ana d. scout
Worcester. and druggists generally IL,
Also, GRENV1LLE'S LlNlMENT, to accompany the
EXtrncts for liberated throat outward appca-
tlOn II Is good for any klnfOf Inflammation Fnrburns
light or severe Il will remove the anguish almost instant!
w and perform most wonderful cure ltwould ne Wen
III every family to keep H. Il being also good for bruises
chllbnins chapped hands, sore lips and noses, piles
&C., 6c. dt SIC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

The Grand Jury Of Hampden Co, reported
on Saturday an indictment against William c.
Brown for causing an abortion on Bridget Cole
man, which resulted in death. He was ar
raigned, pleaded not guilty, and remanded to
Jail, in default of bail in $4,000 for trial next
NAV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

The population of 'Webster Gore" in the
town of Webster, consists of about 100 persons,
who have four most honorable ways of getting
a living. First-farming. Second-making
shoes Third-minding their own business.
Fourth-letting alone other peoples business.
1t is hardly needful to add that the inhabitants
of Webster Gore believe in the Bible, and train
up their children in the way they should go
journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

John L. Stanton's house, near Norwich,
Nonn, was burnt on Sunday evening. Loss
S5ooOi insured $1,000 The barn Of David
GOODWIN, North Main street, Hartford, was
hred by an incendiary Saturday night and de-
s'royed' a valuable horse was burnt to death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

The Buffalo Republic in commencing an &C
count OF a fight says "There was a terrible
row IN the lower part of the city last night,
winch broke out in three languages-lrish,
English, and pyotitne."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22
What it Costs to Govern New York.

New YORK, Dec. 21.-The Comptroller's
tax budget for 1859 was sent to the Common
Council last evening. 1t calls for nearly eight
millions of dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

On account of the heavy storm which pre-
vailed last evening, the lines in all directions
were greatly interrupted. Result-no further
neWs.-ED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

DIR. DupOnco's Golden Pills for Females
lnialbc In correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
strucons from whatever cause and always successful
q restorative.
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many both IN France and America with
unparalleled in every and he is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used Them TO make the
Pills public the alienation of those suffering from
Irregularities whatever well to prevent increase
Of family where health will not permit 1t. Females pecu-
ary situated, those suppOsng themselves so,
toned against using these Pills while in that condition. ms
the proprietor assumes no responsibility after the above
named admonltion although their mdness would pre-
vent any mischief to health otherwise the Pills
commended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box, Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Druggist
25l Main street, Of Mechanic street. Worcester,
Mass, and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street, WOrces-
ter, Mass Ladies', by enclosing them ST. can have the
Golden Pills sent to any part of the country eOndenty
BY return mail. Sold also by A. A. BARTLETT Clinton;
James h. Lane, Fltchburg; Cantre 4 Son, Danlelson-
Vile A. Houghton Ath0l Depot; Bach Il Son, proyl-
dence Weeks Potter Boston and by one Druggist In
every town In the Union
NB.-Ladies, he particular in asking for "Dr Dupon-
cos Golden Pills" and that the signature is ON the
bOx you will then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they are no secret COM
pound, but are made known ~ all concerned.
apB dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

Miss Florence Nightingale is in an extreme
" reduced state Of health and strength, hut still
continues TO devote great deal of her time to
iier great object, the amelioration of the san
l1ary arrangements of the British army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

The chess contest between Morphy and An
aerson will commence Dec. oath There is to
ne no money staked between the two, though
the friends Of each will bet as much as they
please Morphy continues to beat every one
opposed to him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
Mexican Atfairs-The Southern Slave Trade
The Oregon Bill

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The Washington
correspondent of the Tribune, saws that Sem
or Mata, the Mexican Envoy, informs our
government that he is fully empowered to ne
gotiate a treaty on behalf OF Juarez which
shall make a cession Of territory.
Mr. Conner, U. S. District Attorney for
South Carolina, is here at the request of the
Administration to devise some measures, it is
said, to suppress the slave trade on our south
ern coast
The anti-Lecompton Democrats have had
several consultations respecting the course
which they will take on the Oregon bill when
it comes up, but have as yet agreed to no
scheme or combined action
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22
II ATRIAL, RISLEY. & KITCHEN

- Importers and Wholesale Druggists are constantly
receiving by direct mportat0ns additions TO their Stock
which consists Of every thing in their line, and to which
the attention Of Druggists Country Merchants and Ply
Scians on their visiting New York. is respectfully invited
livery article is warranted pure and unadulteraed and
which are offered for cash approved paper on rs favor
ahe terms as can be had elsewhere Is Barclay street.
New York They are also agents for Bliss Dyspeptc
Remedy; Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu;
Roberts Choc Mixture for Infants day2v I9l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22
31leOltines, 1T.
"a CONSInIprIuEe

IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES
L DR. CHURCHILL's DISCOyERY.-Tbe EyDonbos-
phtfes Of Lilns Soda, and Potash Specific ReTaedv
the treatment Of IT C pnsnmpopl V n T5s
BY the celebrated DR.. John Francis Churchill Of Paris
ana hrst communicated to the French Academy Med
lee IN 1886 II has boea adopted and snew used through
0nt the Continent Of Europe with unprecedented sue
cess, as cure and preventive Of this formidable
5000 oi uie H.hah Race. The Hypopho5phites are
IeSyuihthoeu by the most eminent physicians Of New
York, VINO prescribe it for their patients
30 long ago as 1855, DR. Churchill ~ series Of seien
ul deductions came 10 the conclusion haf the pTOEi
mate cause or Al all events essential condition Of Tu
DercuOsls, consumption DECREASE in the system
OF the phosphorus It contains in oxvgeuiz able state
Hence he drew the Obvious inference fiat be means III
elements.
For this purpose was necessary to select some com
pound Of PHOSPHORUS which should be at the same
time oxydizable and assimilablc-fhat is capable ~ en-
G!s mo al forming part Of the system. These
ulohs Wsre lo1hd TO exist in the HYPOPHosPH1TEs o.
LIME SODA, and POTASH which seemed best 10 ffII the
TWO requisites OF oxidation, combustion and assnia
atoms to have two-fold specific action on the one
hand THEY INCREASE THE PRINCIPLE, whatever that NAV
De which CONSTITUTES NERVOUS FORCE; and the 9TH
er they are the most Powerful BLOoD-GRNERArINC
AGENTS, far superior to any hitherto known.
Inc physiological effects of their are shown by an
INCREASE Of NERVOUS POWER, sometimes even from the
FIRST day of her administration together with an n
Sudt feeling Of comfort and strength The annette in.
Cees Otten IN an extraordinary manner. The evacua
os 9eCOHe regular ana more abundant; the perspira
lions any have existed, cease; sleep becomes cain and
profound All the general symptoms disappear with RAJ
pdity that is truly marvellous.
~ The HYPOPHosPHITEs, as prescribed by Doctor
hurcil are now for the first time offered In chemical
pure form in the United States by the undersigned
Three bottles will be sent for S. when ordered by Fx
press 1t is also put up in large bottles ready for use
lions accompany each package. Circulars and all desired
enclosed) IL. WTNCHESTER 'f
oo American and Foreign Agency Office
uzs uaN3m 49, John Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

Major Samuel Barnes, an editor of the Bal
umore Clipper, died in that city few days
ago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-22

Dr. y. n. Hathaway has returned from Europe
and Will resume the practice of his profession uuce as
OrIncfly, No, 10 Pearl Street ue0ulm' ulV