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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
), FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1853.

utter all the lies, ISLANDERS. insults, and
false accusations of crime he may sng-
gest, and prrsues all tho suhteriugcs
and diT''oicst practices that be- and his
. companions may invent as suitable To-
corrupt or Influence tine jury trying the
case The line Of icmarcation between
these two r'asScS Of the profession is
fortunately so broad that in consuming
one there is no danger Of doing irjus.
ticc to the other. The community in
voluntarily draws the distinction with a
precision that enables i, 10 look up with
respect Ia the one class, and 10 condemn
the other with the same criminals who
are indebted To- its cxira-proiessional
act" Tor escapes from the pcmteu'iarl
and gallews
The growth of this system Of practice.
with its evil results nf outraged witness
cs packed lufics, and suborued tcstmo-
ny, we are inclined e. think ha. found
its most suceuleut nuurishneut iu tm
limitation of the authority apd the Dc.
cadence Il respect for The Judge upon
The bench With the exception &c ~1mr
remarkable casc- iu which the lung
sotvire, high clrracter ~ eminent at
tainmeuts Of Judge retain iHf him an
unusual degree If respect and aujhuritr.
onr Judges have become lnt little more
in clcc, than the presiding officer, #
debating assemblies LAWYERS disre-
gard their decisions. and indulge IN
acrimonious disputes ur di~gracctul per
sonal sguahblcs in their presence; the
i.,..r ,tIf..,. a,ra sl.t,t. -..,s.l .f.r..f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

I They attend all fairs and merry. markings
f Tiithn their circuit and the singulariiy
aud novelty Of their operations are wont
+ TO strike travellers more than ANYTHING
Else which meet, their notice. "In va.
rious parts Of this motley crowd, saws
one who had stopped to stare his M at
one Of the Breton fairs. there were three
or four different purchasers Of this com.
modify, who travel the country for M
purpose Of attending fairs and bnvjpr
the tresscs Of the peasant girls who
seem to bring the article 10 market AZ
regularly as peas OF cahbagcs. "Tbcy
have particularly fine hair he contll.
ucs, "and frequently in great abundance.
! ~lionld have thought that female vanity
would have certainly prevented such 4
traffic as this from being carried On tp
So great an extent Boz there seems ~
boz no Ai"indty ia finding the posscs.or.
81 beautiful heads Of hair perfectly will.
mg e. sell We saw several girls shear
ed. anc after another. like sheep. and ar.
tany more standing ready for the shear
with their cal- ~ their hands. and their
hong lair comhcd ont and hanging dow,
o. lhcir waists some of the operator,
were men. aud others women. Ry ,bn
side uf the dealer vas placed a large
basket. into which every successive cren
Of hail, ,h'l mp into a wisp hy itself. was
thrown. rs far as personal beauty i
concerned, the girls do not lose very
much hy losing flRir hair: for it Is ,h,.
fashion IA Brittany 10 wear a close cat.
which almost entirely prevents any part
1T la aAs. .f.a fr...
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
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HUMAN HAIR AN ARTICLE OF TRADE

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Tho Edit hair Is M.iVly a Dcfmlu
pr.auet II is collected by the agents
81 IA pairh company. who visit England
YEARLY fer orders Dmil about fifty year,
1sa ieft hair was esteemed above 80
others One peculiar golden tint was
SOB snpreinelv prizcd. that dealers ouly
produced It g.. nVerite customers, io
Whom il WAS -th at eight smi.iu-> au
ounce ~ nearly double The price Of rii-
yer The uch 1.d silklike textures #
this treasured article had 'iS 'itf"' nous
fur poets and artists, as well as traders
Shakespeare. especially says one 0t
onr authorities. "srcns to have delighted
In 'snuuv hair Her sunny locks hung
an her tciufirs like the golden fleece !
.o BaSsanio describes rof,ia in the Nor
chant a Ncnire Again. in the Two
GrniIrrn.u - Verona. .lHlia says of -yl.
via AMI herself llrr hair II auhur
mime /, u.rlret yellow Hack ilaif he
only mentions twice throughout bis en-
tn,, plavs. clearly showing that hc im-
,rin,I li..lt hair tn H.. th, lcculiaI aitti-
Int, &C saft atl delicate women
similar rArti.li,v fcr iiis ,.lnr
Touched with the sun runs. however,
through t.c great mawity ct thr poets.
old llamcr himself ff one and the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
THE LICENSE OF COUNSEL

THE LICENSE OF COUNSEL
Tho subject Of the license " counsel.
the question as to what lawyer may
DO OF say for his client aud how far.
with a knowledge Of that clients Guilt
he j. instificl ia pursuing his defence.
and even in lis behalf suggesting or
insinuatinr the Gilt of another party.
has lately been discussed in England
The discussion appears to have been
provoked BY some instances in which
the theory TIA, the advocate is the clients
non,hpircc. and therefore Is to say what
his client would or might say, had pro-
duced more than It's usual evil fruits.
In onr ease Garri-,or had taken upon
himself iu th, exercise Of his discgc.
ton" e. invent and suggest i'm public
the idea thata lady, upon whose premises
a robbery ~as committed had an in
trigur with the thief hi clicnt IN anoih.
or ay0ur rirl was harrasscd and cveutu-
allv driven mad by an in.muati0n If
her being Il mnrlcross, spontaneously
and deliberately made in tie discharge
Of his dutv" when -, counsel kuc~ If
his clients confession ia a third ease
the injustice IF which counsel ATE -amc
times guilty. was So rlrugly exhibited
that IL drew q remarkable rcbukc from
IT,, Court We qustr ifam the London
Times.
pnr.a. the trial &c Ii c4se Mr. Scr
iaatt Thomas ,.kod a witness If h.. wa.
m difficulties This being answered iu.
di-muilv i the NEGATIVE
Nj Jastier Erie said hcruallv thought
il au alusa IF the power a "a counsel 10
put such q question without foundation.
aid l., Thought a counsel who aid .1.
deserved IN II the puhlic.
Mr. S,fieau, Thomas said hc WAS
only following his instructions
Mr. Justice Eric sand he .hould like
10 know who instructed him
Mr. Scaricaut Thomas said il was
very difliruit t. conduct is ,tse
Mr Justice Erie said ihc ,reelum Of
Ques an uBpuaion'Ao snr 7-ee~ Yrtl'' .
ru,od II was q must important right
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22


lar and was more like an actor than an
orator; His audience was lorge and en-
,husiasic This evening we attend ser
vice in Westminster kbhcy-vcry impo
sing. the grand old building. With its no
BILE structure. the gorgcously dressed
priests the full, solemn tones Of the or.
gan and the husts # the illustrious dead
looking down on Us, The whole service
was chanted everything but the er-
mon which was 10y the Bishop Of Kent,
and very excellent, dwelling on the vapi.
ty and insuiicieucy Of worldly joys and
honors, and the great necessity Of true
repentance.
must ,cl you that Col Z. was present
od to the Queen, not myself as 1t was
not a drawing room,' but only levcc
for gentlemen The Queen was dressed
very plain (s,anding beside Prince Al.
bert, in black silk dress. (thc long
train Of which was held mp by two pa
gcs with point lace around the neck
and diadcm Of diamonds and omcraids
on her head She bowed Ia each one
presented. and few officers who had
lately distinguished themselves in India.
WIZ ptilHttNH 10 hl''l ana Mss H'f
hand We leave day after tomorrow for
Paris, from there to st Petersburg
pAels .1me Is ISIS
On the i6tb We left London aftor i've
hour, IN the ears reached Folkstouc
where we embarked for Boulos,nc N
which place we t,.k the cars fT Paris
| thoushi ENGLAND beautiful lint France
i, onciantment must Al once acknowl.
edge Pari, tn be the lovely cnpital Of
fairy land and pleasure viii mention
an, If tb, b.,ntiqsnf his cb,r,ni,s ,i,,..
The httle VILLAGE oe Boulorno is three
miles from Paris. the Government
b,,.,br th, land b.tva.n IA, foe, ci,i,s
asd # out iu walks. drives mark. and
flower ,>ronul. artificial l,kos an which
boat. r.rk swan, swim and dI.annrar in
The d,r,,. shade msde hy elm, and Other
trees Thrfe j. one tpot f neculi,r
beauty II Isl, littl, ln,d.4 mountain
enc .idcaf which is entirely rock over
which water brought irom the seine IN
pipes under Ground PUSHES In a leauti.
mi cascade l,liu., ma lake bnrderrl lv
gras. and ds,,rr. Ia.t ,isl,t w.. r.,ie
Ia an omen carriage THROUGH tbi- wood
and lis L.auty wa, r,,i.hp,p all ,llum.
mated bv lights IN colors France may
bs un,.appliv governed. but II ofr,qtaiy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
PROGRESS OF RUSSIA

VIZ Says NFli' iNif iiAfAf VINO titf III
PRODUCTION Of Russia among the powers
Of Europe But far less remarkable was
its recognition by other nations in cont.
mental politics, than the progress which
it has since made in all that constitutes
the greatness Of a people.
Success has marked its career for two
hundred years. No sooner had its s'rug-
giles with Lithuanians and Tartars
ceased, aud il emerged from the obscure
cloud IN which il had been, up to that
period, enveloped, than it began TO be
felt by all the Western States. The con.
quest Of the Azof, the overthrow Of the
swedish monarch on the field IF Pnltowa
the bloody wars with Turkey leading on
TO the triumph Of Ockzakow Of lsmail
and Of Adrianople--the seizure Of Gcor-
gia the acquisition Of influence resulting
in a pretccteratc over Wallachia and
Moldavia. the partition Of Poland, the
subiHgation Of Lithuania and Finland,
and that brilliant campaign, terminating
Ia the occupation of the French capital,
have stamped tie policy in indeliblc char
actor~ on the history OF the world Every
continental conflict has led to an extern
sion of territory, and added TO its tro.
pines, ana IT now stretches its sccptFe iar
over the Caucasus sweeps down to the
foot OF Mount Ararat aud begins to look
out from the east Of l'sia upon the Pa
ciiic
From the time of Peter the Great, it
, has retraccd no step, made no modidca-
| ton If It's carly policy. Steadily. under
successive rulers, it has advanced AZ
with single purpose bringing The wild
tribes of the great Asiatif rlatoans IN
u'I US control pushing 'H s"n.n.IH
boundary towards the Danube, building
fleets and disciplmng armies opening
communications between distant pro
yiuccs, and developing ~, vast resources
Of the field, the forest and ihe mine.
\ war with the combined forces IF the
West neither brought exhaustion nor
weakness While England and Franco,
amid the blaze It burning Chinese val
lagos. slowly made their way o. an au.
diruce Of the Emperor oi tAc llawely
Kingdom Russia quietly auncNc, lhr
tcrtle region between the latlonuai
Mountains and the AmQor, and, placing
~ ""il posts Wlthla tfcc as! lnif'h W
Peku is enabled to whisper ifs man
dates 10 the very ear ot the tiuuese
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

Al A social meeting of his fellow
church members, among other things,
each member was relating his causes
car 10Y ami sovrow. when Mr.. said
In my sarl!y u children have much to
eanse ioy. and also mr,h to distrcss me.
There is my SON -, good. revcrcne and
du,iml boy; but there ia my ns bill--'hc
is an an,iaeo',s r.anrs lie left hts poor
g.ay.snaded father frany day ago.
and il has been u long time sirre J have
hear,, from him. and when last heard
from lip he was way ny tho Gakmcrs. =
rattin' saw logs, playin >even up. and
boss racing; tu,, thank the Lord. IT, -
making money by the trip. .Aia't h.. SEC"
tery- "Yc., ne j., and no mistake"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

CrsEsors CHnp .NxAey Herr. T"H'.
my il some piee CASTOR oil. with orange
ice in il. !.
nss,er--Now. remember. dent give \
all 10 Tommy, leave some for M.
Tommy who has 'hccn there ~ Doc =.
IL nice young man, give u ~ :" "
Doctor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

If,s. Han ENoren The Boston Gu
ricr. ot.c ct the ablcst representative jour
nal- Of the Old Wing sentiment Of the
Union. thinks that Massachusetts has had
enough Of Black Republicsnism, and, IN II
r.,eut issue. in an editorial allusion t.
the lhfeocf,',e nominees s'~ the state Or
ccrs. holds this significant language:
We shall do ull ia oar power TO pro-
mott, the election If these candidates hea'
tilv and chccriully; hot because thcy are
p,'ssocrai-. hut because we wish - do
the State such service as We can render.
and because We think there Is no other
course lcti for rr,lonal men at present,
In Massachusetts, The State has had
enough. aud Ma trust the people are al
length ready o. say, more llu'H cnongh
of llc Republican party; and 1t Is high
time hy every mc,rs Involving no sacri-
fee 1T essential principle 10 '"sisi AMI
lring t. an cud power. dishonesty ac
uairrd and which They have so shaninl.
iN abused
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28
DIED.

In tbis city, Aug. 20, James O., son Of George and
MARY A. swan, aged 3 mon'h aud days. 10Th Ella L.,
daughter Of Jeremiah and Loyina Whitcomb aged
"A, Fitchburg, Aug. u Dr. James P. @ Cummings,
formerly Of Leicester.
funeral on Monday next, at o'clock r NJ.
In Detroit, Michigan, Aug ~ John DAVIS, hsqY
san Of tbe ate Hon Jos Davis Of Northboro. John D.
Davt formerly resided in thi city and married his wife
ia ths place lie eit this city Tuesday OF last week.
In apparently good health
Mr. Moses Barrett, aged 55 years
In Holden, I'm ins, Emma r., daughter OF Adams
Foster, aged II years. nth, vile o. stephen Vnung,
aged 90; 18Th, Margaret Co. wife OF ames henutrson ana
daughter Of Thomas Upland, aged ~
Ia Pstesham IN inst very suddenly Of bilious fever,
Mr.. levi Young, aged AZ years months, ii days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28
MARRIED.

In this ty, Aug %, by Rev Merrill Richardson, Mr.
Omar r Whiting to Miss Lucy b 'mith, all I Wor
&C iter
Ia Lancaster, Aug, 23, by Rev r. b. Doe, Mr.. Berna d
Wiseman to Miss Isabella Fiber, both OF Clinton.
In petsrsham 18Th inst, by Rev. MIR satu arsh, Mr.
Calvin O. irnes Of Atho to Mrs Harriet sprague Of
pelersham.
In West Rrookdsld Aug. 81 by Joseph A sprsgue,
Esq, Mr. Hiram Marsh OF Spencer to Miss Lucinda
Usher Of the same place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

These pills are nothing new hut have been used by the
electors for many years both in France and America with
unparalleled success in case and be is urged by
mary thousand ladies who have used them, to make
the rus pUocfor the alienation OF those sueriDgs from
any Irregularities whatever, well to prevent an in
crease q faulty where heath will net permit. Females
peculiarly situated o. those suppOsng themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
anton as the the proprietor assumes responsibility af
yer the above admoniten although their mdness would
recommended Fail and explicit directions accompany
each box Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
gist 25i Main street, Of Mechanic street. Wor
cescer, Mass. and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street
Worcester, Mass ladies, by enclosing them 81, can
have the Golden Pills sent to any part of the country
Confidently by return mail Sold also by A. A. Brr lett
Clinton; James B. Laue FitchbUrg; Cantre & Son. Dan
ieaonvei A. Houghton, Atho Depot; Balch Sem Prov
Idecei Weeks Potter, Boston, and by one Druggist in
every own in the Union.
N. Blades, be particular in asking for "Dr Dupon-
cos Goldeu Ps,' and that the signature is the
box you will then obtain a medicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell you they no secret com
pound, hut made known to all concerned
pp6 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

&c. L, BILLINGS Portrait Painter,
Having returned again 20 Worcester would respectfully
announces that ne has taken the Rooms in Worcester
Bank Block, fol merly occupied by VIM. H. Eaton Esq
where ne will be glad to his rierds and all who may
ayor him with cali. d3m myI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

4 h@ Is1 PEHyed Double Glass AmbFoGype,
as taken at No l6 Harrington Corner is The opiy picture
made upon glass shat will stand the sxre mes Of atos
pherc influences and auy other chemical tests to which
unoeeyefs may submit it. We will warrant it superior to
any Plteut AmbFotype ever male both in bgiapcv Of
tone and durability. Stl when the old fashioned Patent
Sealed Amorotype is preferred to our Improved styls Of
Amorotyre, we shall make it and seal it according to
the patent the opinion Of the patent men 10 The contrary
Rct~i hstanding. TAPLEy CLARKE, artists
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C{oein's OoubIo GIoa. aU,b,

EfnEEnts EOuDie G}ah5 I'm bFOtyPess
permanently sealed are unsurpassed for beauty of fin
ish hiancy Of tone, and truthfulness to nature
DO not foil to give him call il you wish Tor picture
satisfactory in every respect His rooms are over the
Citizens Bank, IIS Main street. DIFF au3
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I . ms q ne Price ash
FIRTH & NICHOLS,
dMwf 0Dnosite HaV St..ta Hmm

+ sOoIS for the Mi!iioas just published by
FEDBEHEN Co, Booksellers and Statioue7a No IS
Diseases Of The Sexual s. stm Of both sexes teir sunni
toms and treatment prepared by physician Of the
"Bostnn Eclectic Holpitsl." This YORK also contains
Bcorchng exposure Of the deception ard iposure pr
tie I'd by advertising quRcks, with Of their names
and locatons. Sold by periodical dealers generally
Bent by mvil the receipt yf three postars star,re
Address Box 1902, Boston Pest Office iIy mch24
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AUCTIONS.


By E. B. LAMsoN, Auctioneer.
A UCTION,-I shall at Public Auction, in front
N OF my Sales Rooms, Nos SO aud So Main street,
SATURDAY, the 2Sth day Of AUGUST, instant, at !
o'clock P. large lot Of Second Hand Furniture Of q
good quality.
Also, at 81 O'Clock;
good Farm, with Fold.
good Farm Horse. TO years old.
second hand Top Carriage
second hand Grocery Wagon.
second hand Buggy, all but new.
Machine for cutting Shoe Stock.
lnew Hay Cutter
Spanish Black Hens.
spanish Black Chickens.
w. +. B. HANSON, Auctionser.
Worcester, Aug. g. 1853 dot
A UCFION SALE.-vAJUABLE REAL Es-
"a TATE AID FARMING STOCK.
Will be sold at Public Auction on the premises on
SATURDAY, Aug. 2Sth, at 10 O'Clock, n, that vaus-
bic Farm in Tatnuck kuovn the Ebenezer Mower Farm
lately occupied by Alexander MCambrdge The above
Farm consists Of hundred OF land with Bald
ings, constituting the best Hay Farm in Worcester.
The above will be sold together In lots to suit pur-
chasers Terms of payment liberal-wil be made known
at sale.
Also at the same time and place the Personal Property
on said Farm, consisting in part Of so Of English
Hay first rate Cows Calves, one Yoke OF Qxen one
Horse, Farming Tools, &C.
For information, apply to ASAPH CHURCHILL,
Court street, Bostoai EZEKIEL DANIELS Pleasant
street, Worcester GEO. F. HoAR, Foster street,
Worcester.
August "A 1883. dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

Slate for RoOfs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay II
She best manner the most satisfactory terms saml
pies rasy be seen at the yard on Grove street.
apis dH JOHN BARNARD.
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Mrso Sc Goodwin, an experienced ana
full midwife holds herself in readiness, day aud nigh
to attend to the dties 81 her profession ResidenaelE
Austin street ~ oot21
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


ONLK TEN G n T 8.
FOR PLAN, simple, but complete
TTELEGRAPH description Of HOW messages are
L EXPLAINED sent by Telegraph, not only under
the ocean, hut OUsT land.
In the american AgTicUlturist
for September, is a full and complete
article, with eleUen engTaUiass.
TELEGRAPH which make perfectly plain to the
L EXPLAINED comprehension of even the child hOty
IL is that signals and words
transmitted by telegraph. It is not
a mere history Of the Atlantic Cable,
like those published 10 the newspa-
TFFLEGRAPH pers, but goes back OF this and pre-
L EXPLAINED cents plain, simple account Of the
whole matter Of Telegra phing, Just
such every person will desire to
read, il partially acquainted
with the subject Send ten cents
TELEGRAPH and get that number post pald, (in
L EXPLAINED | English Germany You win also
fnd in the SO pages Of the same
number, large amount Of ether val
liable reading matter app 'Opriate to
the work Of the season in the Field,
TE'ELEGRAPH | Garden and House. One large en-
L EXPLAINED | craving, stake of" upon Horse
racing at Fairs, is worth the price Of
the number. One Dollar will pay for
the AgricultUrist year.
ORANGE JUDD, Publisher,
lS9 Wa;er st New York.
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All orders from the city country promptly supplied
by calling Is Mechanic street, or at nv house CD south
bridge sleet or with J. D. AMEs 19 Thomas street
Jy@J dit JAS G. PECK.
S'Tofs " Gods Bajr 4te.r9vsI '5vr.--ln our
advertising coumus is to be foulC al. ..li ga III Il
this p90uar restorative We know nothing Of its rner
save what We read, but that is sufficient particularly
when we see such testimony oil its efficacy the follow
ing, #h ch We clip from the Ottawa Free TrGdtr:
Having tried successfully sundry highly recommend
ed hsir torics' hall denudea crown we about
lost all confidence in Of that sort until week
ago re met distinguished politician of this State whom
we had seen three years ago with thin hsir as gray
as rat bat now boasng fine head OF HAIR IS one
could wish. We demanded the secret OF his improved
2aIanca, when he readily accounted for it by ascrih
ing it 70 the virtues Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
We snail try that next.-R0ck RiUer Democrat
For sale by GEORGE r. SPUBR. and BY all respect
able Druggists d6w2g anos
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SMALI & COGSW Ell,
O O y N S L o RS 4 T L A w
Michigan street. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
sIbRoN N sAALLs JOHN b. D. 0oGswELL
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C AS FIxTu REs.

We are continually receiving additions to our stock Of
eas Fixtures Shades &C, snd prepared to furnish
public and private buildings the most favOrabla
terms We the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE CARCEL BURN ER,
which is famous for giving the brilliant light while
it consumes the sast quantity OF gas trial Of is
Convincing proof o. its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIkNCY.
II very desirable burner for Drop Lights for Shops
where steady light is needed.
Terms ue Prtce-f'ssNh.
ETRptl NIGHlI.s
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The second session Of Miss BIGsLos SCHOOL In Briney
Row, will commence the FIRST Monday of September.
The School Year is forty two weeks Instruction will be
given in the common and higher English Branches.
TERMS OF TUITION - S. 90 Ger quarter for the
higher English Branches, Latin included; 81 90 per
quarter for the common English Branches. For pupils
under age s. 90 per quarter Applications
may be made at Mr.. A. BIGBL0W's, No. Is Park
street. auIS d3ws
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CbABKE's

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. D.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure Of all
those painful AMI dangerous disorders to which Che fs
male constitution is subject 1t oderates all excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy cure may be relied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-28

GROCERY WAGON AND PHAETON
~ FOR sALE.-A second hand Phaeion, 10 good
repair. Also, new Grocery Wagon. Both for sale At
great bargain BRYANT a SHELDON.
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