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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-10
AN INpIANIAN.
An important document has been

Rxsy An important document has been
published, presenting authoritative exposi-
ton of the views Of the Hon Edward Ba'es,
on the Slavery question. II is OF a radical
Republican character He believes that
Slavery is not beneficial either in a political,
social or religious sense. and he is unalterably
opposed TO is extension into free territory -
He favors the colonization Of the free blacks.
1t is a powerful article, and will produce a
sensation
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Special Dispatch the Cincinnati Gazette ty the Inde
Yendent Line.
WAsHIXGToN. Nov. 6.

" NotiiNCiOS, NV u
The result of the Maryland election, as official
IL ascertained, gives . Democratic majority OF
two in the Senate and eighteen in the House
making twenty Joint ballot. This majority
NAV be increased. Is il is not certain that The
American State Senators who hold ove- will con-
tirlue 10 act with that party. The Democratic
nominations in the counties were made with par
ticalar reference to the condition of things in
Baltimore, and the members committed 10
adopt such measures will eifectCal!y suppress
rutiianstn there. Among the measures pr posed
are a re gis;ry Jaw, the appointment Of new police
to seJv during good behavior, by State Commits
sioners. and such a modification of existing laws
as NAV be necessary
The infamous lottery system will be broken
down as the parties Interested N those ssind-
ling concerns contributed largely in money, to
keep CD the fighting clubs learn that the Of
ticias il Baltimore greatly alarmed Of the
prospect Of these sweeping reforms. aud are de-
visiug WAYS ard means 10 avert them. 1t is even
sid that one of the members of Congress inst
elected there has declared hat il case of any a.
tempt to appoint Poce ny a STATE Commission
lie w0uid be willing to head a mob to throw the
Commissioners into the harbor. As however, he
i only fighting man OIL IL hn tIncs, little dan
ger e that sort need be apprtherded
The approaching exscnJioa Of Brown is viewed
with some trepiiation ~ Northern Democrats a
they fear it will irirre their party. ~ exciting
anew TIE Anti-Slaverv feelings of The North and
transform Johh Drown lhto martyr. learn,
however. that in 10 case cOnld Brown get away
from Charlestown alive, even il pardoped by Gov
Wise for the people there - incensei at his
rash attempt, which cast them 50 mach trouble
ard loss of life that they determined he shall
he pat 10 death-if not by Law, BY Lynch law =
CIV. Wise admired bis spu~k ard might feel dis
posed TO be magnanimou-, but the People ask for
an example, to prevent hers from following 10
Browns footsteps.
Ca'.tan Meigs, who has inst been deposcd from
the Superinfenaency OF the Capitol extension,
had may things to recommend and Others to
condemn him HI was the friend of the work
men. never allowed them 10 be imposed on, ard
never gave iahhers chance to swirdle the Gov
ernmeEt; but his taste was faulty AM he commit
ted 50 many blu Gers in and aboat the Capitol
that he had TO go He leaves Office poor. thong h
he might, by management more sharp than honest,
have accumulated large fortune
ALPHA.
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declarations, do exactly what old Brown did
array themselves IN arms ogainst tie aa-
Morify RI the consfitutonal Gorernment, and
a,tfmpt TO set up a REVOL UTIONARF
ERNMENT IN its steed If there is
treason in wha, old Brown has done, there is
treason in what the Democratic leaders de-
clare they will do. on the election Of Re-
publican to the Presidency.
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Every previous effort made by the palladium
to iujnre us-and their name is lecion-hasing
failed. and reacted against itself, the Chronicles
was started a last resort for that purpose -
X Julian Nov 8
.'Eh,t care for trath, when lie viii do betterr''
Inquired TX of Arm fr.saf % his youth;
The old Devil replied, after scratching his head:
- lie ssH sssE 10. good a. rae t-psit'
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DoOrkeepcr of the Z. =. House of
Representatives.
sensation.

We see it stated that r. 0. DoRN R. ESQ, of
RichEond, Indiana. will be nrsed at The meeti' 9
Of Congress. a. the Republican candidate for
noorks eper of the L ;. House of Renresenta-
tives MIR. d. is fellow typo, and an ex editor.
We have known him intimately for yeas;
give i belle. thar the country does not con-
tain more honest. fearless. traer, vorthier cti-
zen. Our Indiana ff'eass. our Yeas ago, presea-
e claim for the same o.,iee but in consequence
of al adverse coUhila'iou, the claim was disre-
garied. II. therefore, the Opposition members
from Pennsy wanna would confer q nerifei con-
pmert upen the "HoosieT State and at the
same time secu:e the services of a competent and
reliable otIfcer, We trust they will yield cordial
support 10 Mr.. Dorner.-B-arer (PdJ 4rpus
.NoU ,.
sar The Argus does not say one word
smiss in favor of our friend DoRNRR, 10 the
above article-it is emphatically typical Of
his character. Possessing the genuine re-
euisites that the immortal jefferson deemed
only sufficient, 70 be possessed b. q public
officer: ..bonest. capable. sad fsithfaI," he
has our best wishes for a successful termiua-
ton Of his aspirations rather to be Door
Keeper in the House. of Representatives at
Washington City, than to dwell in Richmond
during the next session Of Congress. We
hope our Indiana VI. C.'s, now that an op-
portunity is offered TO confer Office pom one
o their fellow citizens, will rally to his sup
port and heartily respond 70 the proffered aid
from the members Of tie old Key Stone State.
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LATEST FROM HARPER's FEsRY the
democratic brother-in law OF Gov. Willard,
aas been placed on trial at Charlestown, he
raviug made a full concession, the character
e which. however. is not indicated in the
,legraphic dispatch. Stevens has been trans
:.rred over to the Federal authorities. 10 i'm
.,licate northern men, If possible. This
change was made at the suggestion of Gov.
Wise
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70 We owe many apologies for errors which
occnrred in communication published ia oar
last paper. The types aId Mrs Roth Cox was
the manufacturer of Watches when it should
have been matches. She does make first rate
article of the latter class and we commend them
to all who use such a. aricle of convenience.
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kss@Our friend Lefevrc is receiving ad-
diLons to his stock of stoves and tin ware
and invites attention to his present stock as
being very complete, and offered at prices
which mnst be satisfactory to all purchasers
Remember that the City Stove Store is the
place to get bargains in all kinds OF stoves
brass. copper, tin and sheet iron ware.
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@The place to get good pictures. such
as took the premium at the late Wayne co.
Fair, IS at tie rooms OF J. K Boswell. on
Main, west of Front street, a. the sign o,
the large camera Call aad see lis speci.
mems
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sa- The grain elevator OF The New York
Central Railroad Company, at Buffalo. was
destroyed by fire few days since, destroy
ing upward of 900 900 bushels of grain. val :
ued at s2oo 900, but is fully insured
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SINKING FuND SocIETy. he Ladies' Sinking
Fund Society of the Pear! Street NJ. E Church,
will no ID their icenlar Mont y Meeting on NJ on
day evening next, in the church.
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an HoosheB

Baltimore Mi Scv. Ist. 1859.
Dear Strive wrote Won sometime ago 8 confidential
letter in r-.r certain package OF tickets. Rni
regret you iii not buy fer the drew prize of
$1,000 object in writing YOU again Is
s'il snxtus 10 sell prize il your locality ard
glad the Opportunity % place another prIze IN
hands has c,in arrived have obtainct the
same lucky package Of p tickets IN me DRa-
State Lottery class as nrawjag the S0,h q this
month see full scheme wItain the i o1lv Sla
From the fact of TIL. preference being offered
the second time Ist convince yea OF good iBren
tions 10 sell you prize By remittng SO the pac K
age viii safe by mail AMI II il fails Of
drawing of the Capital PrzsssS i'll forward you
another Package Of tickA free Of charge.
Please write early We WI keep il far yau.
Your friends SNaYNE S Co.
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NtERiKD In this City - inst. 81 the residence Of
Payne E-1.. ~ Fre-5s' ceremony. in presence 81
" Bsrtcn. Eq JGtgs 81 Wayne Couarsu Plea. Court,
AarHCE Z BrT4nE- and LYsIa NJ THos.s. Of Wayne
es4nty- IIEizaa-
-!r ti-is City. at the G-Fman Lutheran Church, by
the Rsv- Nj Sehafos. sr joan EKzEss Miss Mar
Eos. dzueAler q Nr- Ne Rasz % this city
in this tS'y. en- the saHh ait, by Rev. Mr. Can't,
Mr. SoErIsss ArKs.F. Of san.EerFils. otio In Nj.
SALE J. DrRsT. = Bas.en. lad.
In tbs cry 9Th ak a. the residence Of Wa Psss
y the Rrv. Wn- Reid. Mr.. AEEx.spxs B.kR an. W.
AcHsAr JasE frszr. seth Of ss-tyssu o.
--oa th- q inst By Re. h L yartin Ar... Y W.
SIS. q Uaisn coaaty. Miss MAIZE. Azx Esx..x a,
Wayne eszuty
"a TIE - b alt, y Samuel Iohnsoa E-q Mr. EDo..
eREs'. And ~ E.tAsosA MiLLss, ali Of wiisnssnrz
On h !ith al. BY Rev r X Jone. NJ Tnox..
n ssrEs- & Asang7e7. ard Miss s.x.H srrSro. Of
this eaun7y.
ia iAe l--h Eft, .: the r~ss.rce bride. ia
TIER ~ Rev J v r. Mile. Eor.ss s~.sr Ara
Miss CAsetEsx " re ali % w.yae eozr.y. rnI
- Il IT, GsresisA Hszse. ID snss big .se Rev J v r.
u 1isr Mr. JoES L HVDoE 0 Ealxsrssavn "a Na.,
EsTAIz AS wt>oEa, 81 thi- place
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EFIt is reported that w. r. Palmer. an
alleged insurgent, has been arrested at Mem
phis. on requisition from GOV. Wise.
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\ Coon APPoINTMENT--We learn that Col
Meredith Intends appointing our young friend
John NJ. Commons, as his first deputy in the
Clerk office. Mr.. C. was deputy un Ter the late
Thos. q. Noble, for two years in the same Office
and all who know him will testify that this would
be an appointment aft to be made" John is a
sterling Republican, aud guarantee that he
will be found 'toating' the Clerks office from
whisky shop to another, over the country. in
order 10 manufacture votes for any party.
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Tick Of she Frads coaiacters o.
these Lottery Schemes are me most aninitigased
scantps that go unp1nished. We have been fuF'
nished tae following letter, by citizen OF this
place who never purchased tcketin his lie. and
who never knew until he received the following
letter, that there vas such firm "a Swayne &
CO 10 the world. He never ordered package
or single ticket. The letter however will ex-
plain tbs game they woald plsy. The hook IS too
plainly seen 10 be caught at Messrs. Sxayne &
Co will have to try their game o. more verians
materials than Hooshers:
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Sorslura .Nolasscs -Henry Henley left with
Us specimen of his Sorghum Syrup which Is very
sne, superior to most that We have seen this sea
son
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CLOTHING !!
Our neighbors.
B. r A u III e. G O..

RE constantly receiving more and fashionable
"A Cloth ing to tter large stock already hand.
Cali in this week busne were sstoa.
shed t. whi' piles OF AMI Men aud Boys
Clothing they keep, and them that they
all OF their and style aus
prices be surpassed here elsewhere Their fAc
ties the husness other in this city
and people be that good fit and basgata
call al the corner OF Main - Marion SITS.
b. RAUH 4 co.
Nov. 10. 1859. ]s2ms
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SETH.
E.se In publishing what purports to

H@@ In publishing what pnrports to be
an extract from the speech Of j. r, Gid.
dings, in his last weeks paper, our neighbour
of the Jeffersonian has evidently either for
gotten that Mr.. g. has repeatedly pronoun-
ced those sentiments as coming from him to
be infamous lies, and the man who would
attribute them to him. ''an infamous liar and
scoundrel p or his degrading servitude to
the corrupt administration of J. B. his rem
dered i'm perfectly callous to the startling
import of the plain terms Mr.. Giddings en-
ploys. He can take either hornl
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STEP HEN ScpTr aN viii take Groceries,
Bocts and Shoes. za5 p Gse1s. Lszse-, a. hi.
Cheap Jamhs Ysr., 7h NastA q Main. 9ru
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gSFEPHEN SC0GTON il selling c,-
Wss hs-es~rd5eg 81 D. per f,-- t.ff.e-.s rr.r
y ee4s Pc lo9 f-ei fn~-- ;hss e.her y.-ss IN
s.rss., SeF+a - Nsie
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LAWRENCE. Kansas, Nov. &c

Hon. d. p. HoLLoxAY-DEAR Stat
wish TO inform you and through you the Gill
zens of WayEe county. especially those who
sympathzed with the Ereemen Of Kansas,
when her Territory was nvad ID by armed
bands who sought to blast her future pros
poets, by fastening the foul blo,ch of Slavery
upon her virgin soil That one-a son of In
diana aud one she may well be proud OF who
fought in defense of Freedom Ia the bloody
war of 30. aud who, while leading on his
gallant band against the foe, was MORALLY
wounded. and now lies in the cemetry OF this
place together with other martyrs 10 the
cause of Freedom, with no stone to mark his
resting place. l aluie to the lamented Col.
SHoMBRE, and l now appeal to you and
through YOU to the citizens of Wayne coun
ty to raise the necessary funds for erecting a
monument to his memory. | know that in
bleeding Kansas, and | now ask them TO
take hold Of this matter and see what they
can do toward this worthy object
AN INDIASIAN.
The above is from gentleman OF the
highest responsibility, and we commend his
suggestions to the consideration Of the citi.
zens OF this county. We also suggest the
propriety of appointing a committee to raise
the necessary amount for erecting a suitable
monument to the memory of one who had
many friends in this city. VIII some one
suggest the better course to commence the
work?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23

Dr. Tl-Your medicines according to PROMISE cured
cGccually, and In very short time. am about
INV nan al hfsfus
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Fugitive Slave Case. &c.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Judge Merrick, to-
day, remanded to Haggerstown, Md, color
ed man, who has been residing here twelve
years, and who was claimed under the fugitive
slave law The Court having no power to
pass upon the question of her freedom, it
must be decided in Maryland. There was a
large number of colored persons about the
Judges chambers, who manifested much inter-
est in the progress of the case.
The successful bidders for furnishing sta
tionary to the House of Representatives are
Messrs. Taylor and Mawry of Washington,
and Isaac Ames of New York
The new Orleans Picayune of Friday last,
says that the Louisiana stockholders of the
'rehsuntepec Company have voted with sin
gular degree of unanimity for the call of an
additional ten per centum of their subscrip-
tons, with the view of enabling the Company
to carry out the mail conflict, and perfecting
such other arrangements as will become the
success of the enterprise.
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Regatta at Boston.

BosroN, June 22.-The regatta on Charles
River this afternoon, resulted as follows :
Wineries, two miles-R. +. Clark, Is min 50
sec, Thomas Doyle, IA min. AZ sec; Double
Scull, two miles-Novice, IA min. 81 sec Au-
rora IA min. 40 sec.-each prizes of $40 The
third race was for six Dared boats, three miles
the Harvard winning the race in 10 min. III
sec, the Leader of Brooklyn, n Y, four oars,
coming in in 20 min. 34gs sec-The prize was
500. The Leader was beaten l min. l Sec,
computing time. The Leader returns to New
York on Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPI
0 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
IAmercan Telegraph Office, lincoln House BlOckl
Later from California and Oregon.


ST. LOUIS, June 22.-rhe overland mail
arrived here last evening, bringing dates from
California as late as the 30th ut. Business at
San Francisco was very dull, with no prospect
of very speedy revival, owing to the large
stock OF merchandise on hand. Eastern ship
pers are cautioned against further shipments.
Advices from Oregon state that the Legisla-
ture met at Salem on the 10th of May. Luth-
er Elkins was chosen President Of the Senate,
and w. q. l.. Fault Speaker of the House.
Judge Williams, and Mr. Grover, late a rep
resentative in the Legislature, are the most
prominent candidates to supersede Delazon
Smitll in the United States Senate
The news from Frazer river continues to be
of discouraging nature, and the shipments of
gold from there are very small.
Governor Douglass had issued decree pro-
Tiding fer the naturalization of aliens after
three years residence in the territory.
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Marl<cts-Nnw YORK, June %.

COTTON unchanged; sales HOO bales; mlddling up
lands ll2c.
FLOUlt-Receipts 1886 bbls; State and Western very
high and q lOc lower; unsound 81 "a 81 upe" State
$3.50 a $40; extra State s625 "a $50; round hoop Ohio
$3.50 @ $50; common to good extra Western $3.50 a
$50; southern active but heavy; sales 800 bbs
mixed to good $500 1880; fancy and extra $40 q
8; Canada nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and dropping; sales 5000 bbls. ;
amber Georgia so; Western white private terms
southern red sl,50; southern white sl70 white Ken
tucky s60 g LII. Corn easier; sales $1,000 BUSH mix
ed Western 81 a. SIC for old and Mestern yellow
S4ci yellow ste; round yellow 81 q SIC. Oats lowers
Northern and Western, As "a Sic
PH0YISIONS-Beef steady; sales $50 bbls; country
$500 q 1925; prime $3.50 a 1905 repacked Chicago
$40 a 1925. Pork unchanged; sales 1850 bbls mess
c9S0; prime sl3,75 a 1880. Bacon nominal Cut meats
lSG packages Hams II SIC. shoulders g a Sc Lard
unchanged sales 500 bblS-, l04 q lie Butter quet
Ohio Is q lie; State IA g zoe Rice dull und heavy
sales small at q e. Sugars tirm sales 4Q9 hhds
sales $50 boxes, at g q S. Coffee steady; sales 1900
bags Rio lie; St Domingo9 81. Molasses steady; sales
40 bbls. New Orleans 44c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
Fire in Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, June pa fire broke
out early this morning in Young's Block, adj
joining the Custom House. The block was
entirely consumed. 1t was occupied by some
twenty business firms, among whom the heavi
est losers are Demos & Raymond, grocers, Nor
ton & Fowler, druggists, and Tuns & Co.,
booksellers. The loss on the building is $780,
900, insured for $780, 900. The Custom House
is damaged to the extent of $4,000. Loss on
merchandise not yet estimated
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Arrived.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 22.-Wynanis' ex-
pertinent steamship has been sunk, at the
wharf in consequence of workman neglect
ing to close the supply pipe. Steam fire en-
gines are engaged i'll pumping her out, and
they will probably succeed in doing SO to-
morrow.
New ORLEANS, June d. Steamship Cav
hawba, has arrived with Havana dates to 10Th.
News unimportant.
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BY L. W. VAIL.
DEREMPTORY SALE OLE HOUSE-

HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-sIr. j. L.
Myers, having declined housekeeping This wife being
about to depart for Europe) has favored nsiruc
lions To SELL without reserve, at his residence, IS
pleasant street, Worcester, FRIDAY June "a at
10 a n ms entire Furniture, consisting part as fol-
lows VIZ; mahogany teteatete in hair cloth mahog
any French parlor chairs mahogany easy chair ma
hogany ladies chair Mahogany marble top table
imahogany table black walnut marble top center ia
be black walnut tcteatete, black walnut chair
black walnut and mahogany corner and side whatnots
lounges, sofas black walnut extension table, cham
Der set, black walnut French chairs hat tree gilt
frame mirrors bureaus bedsteads hair and pamlea mat
esSes feather beds three ply and ingram carpets cane
and wood seat chairs drapery curtains superior gilt
band French China sett sixty pieces Stewards cooking
stove, Caprons paror stove, refrigerator crockery
glass and tin ware and many other articles not
ated. r w VAIL
ic2I dts ~ '--1'
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Congressional Election in Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, June 22.-At the election to-
day, for member of Congress from this dis
trict, Christopher Robinson, the American Re-
publican candidate, was elected. He received
about 5000 votes. Thomas Davis, the Repub-
the democrats received pbont 200 Iotns u
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Gas Exnlnsinn.

BosroN, June 22.-The large gas meter
works on Washington street, belonging to the
Cambridge gas works, while undergoing exam
ination, exploded this afternoon, breaking the
leg off. r. Darracott, Esq, in two places, and
badly cutting his shoulder and temple John
Campbell was knocked fifteen feet, and injured
internally, probably fatally, and Daniel Eaton
had an arm broken.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
Sc MAIN street. Worce.ter. Mns

Where he will continue heretofore, to consult with
inc aicted OF either sex, personally or by letter Dr.
HILL considers it surpeuous TO aude to the universal
success which has attended his practice since he esab
lished an Office in Worcester
The Doctor has arranged his offices that patient
comes in contact with another He has great pleasure
Informing the airer portion Of the readers this adver
tsement that he has recently got possession Of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints. 1t is
from the original recipe of the late distinguished physi-
can Sir VIM James of London The title of this inval-
able rcmets is Sir William James Uterine Catholicon
or the Ladies' Secret Friend" 1t will be found GER
tain remedy and warranted not to fail in the immediate
removal of stoppages Of the monthly catamena whites
and falling of the womb. Married ladies' whose health
will not admit of an increase Of family, will find it GER
tain preventive, but at the time Is necessary
caution those that eaciente that II they 1t mis-
carriage Is to be the result Ii is perfectly harmless
IN other respects This Invaluable Remedy will be sent
free any where, with advice, on receipt of IS.
The limit of this advertisement Will prevent DIR. Hill.
from abiding the many advantages patients are placed
under by consulting him. and In conclusion he would add
no skill attention experience will be wanting his
part IN treating successfully the most obstinate
syphilis gonorha, gleet mpotency selfabuse and 9th
or complaints of this formidable class.
friendly advice he tenders to all strangers well as
friends that upon the first approach of infection to apply
at once TO him by adopting this plan the greater diff
Guilty Is avoided In efeeting speedy and sure cure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-23
BY f. w. VAIL
Ll ORSE. CARRIAGE AND HAIR

- NESS At Auction, SATURDAY next at the
Stanie OF u r. Bonnev Co, Foster street opposite
boston ana Worcester Depot, at o'clock p. M one
Horse, years old, hastrotted mile three minutes
sound ana Kind, one Phaeton, built by Toman & co.
Also Harness The horse and carriage has driven
by the present half wears and are 10 he
sold because he has changed his residence and has no
further use for them Can be any time previous to
the sale, at the above stable. E. w VAIL
ielS dts