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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-13
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William A. IIearn wolld inform the people of
Cadiz and surrounding country, that he has rem o.
we'd his business from Rail road street, and is now
located on Ohio street, a few doors east of the
American House-at the old stand of S. Ditnars,
(more recently occupied by o S|emmons in the car.
riage business l~--where he will be happy to accom-.
mOdaIe his old customers. and the rest Of mankind.
All kinds of Repairing,
-Choo;pn
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-13
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Carriage and Wagon Ironing, &c, &c, , ill be
done on the shortest notice, and in the best pc sible
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10
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leans. Lucius Slade, Thomas P. Rich,-2
Democrats.
ESSEX CoUNTY.-Edwin Walden, j. b. F.
Osgood, George L. Davis, Benjamin Evans,
Warren Tilton,-5 Republicans.
MIDDLEsEx CoUNTY:-E. L. Norton, VIM.
Clafiin, Benjamin w. Gleason, Horace Conn,
and 5. I. Farwell,-5 Republicans, and one
doubtful.
WORCESTER CoUNTY.-Dexter f. Parker,
5. j, Woodbury., Nathaniel Eddy, Jason Cor
ham, G. +. Bailey, John E. Frye Republicans
HAMPSHIRE AND FItANkLIN-Hi Nash,
Carver Hotchkiss, Lucius o. Boltwood,- -
Republicans.
HAMPDEN CoUNTY.-Timothy w. Carter,
Gorham NJ. Fisk,-2 Republicans.
BERKSHIRE CoUNTY-Lansing ]. Cole, Re
publican, and Samuel B. Sumner, Democrat.
NoRFoLK COUNTY,. Ii. d. Blake of
Braintree, NJ. NJ. Fisher of Midway Repub-
dcanS. SamI Walker of Roxbury-1 Demo,
cTat
BR1sroL CoUNTY.- Cassander Gilmore,
Saml Watson, Menzius r. Randall-3 Repub-
HcanS.
PLYMOUTH CoUNTY.-Levi Reed, John M.
kenney, Nathaniel H. Whitney, RepubH.
cans.
BARNsTABLE. DUKES, AND NANTUCKET
M, 5. Underwood, Ichabod N. LUCE Dem
OcrdtS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

CLOSE VoTING For SENAToRs.-In the
Worcester Southeast Senatorial District, the
vote is close, and, according to the returns
sent to this Office from the several towns in the
district, Alvin Cook, the Democratic candidate,
is elected by q majority. The whole vote is
as follows Woodbury., Rep. 1104; Cook,
Dem, 1125. In Milford, Mr.. Woodbury. re-
ceived only 977 votes to 400 for Mr.. Banks,
while Mr.. Cook received 444 to 451 for Gen.
Butler. And the Republicans of Sutton also
withheld few votes from their candidate, if
our returns are correct, while in that town
Cook ran Is ahead of Butler. Banks has a
plurality in the district, and although the dis
trict is close this year, Mr.. Woodbury. ought
to have been elected.
In the Middlesex Second Senatorial District,
which includes the city of Cambridge, the cleo
ton is very close. One report elects Parmen-
ter, Democrat, by As majority but the latest
statement is that Farwell, Republican, is elect
ed by 20 majority.
In the Sixth Middlesex Senatorial District,
now represented by Hon. B. F. Butler, the
vote is close, 1t now appears, however, that
Morse, Republican, is elected by ZIG majority.
The vote stands-Morse, Republican, 1896;
Patch, Democratic, 1880
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

"GARDNERIsM" AT THE PoLLs.--The Boston
papers notice, with more or less of detail, an
exhibition of rowdyism at the polls of Ward
-Four in that city. One of the vote distribu-
tors of the Opposition" while distributing
ballots with the name of the Republican can
ddate for Representative, in place of the regu-
lar nominee, was accosted by Mr.. Gardner,
formerly notorious as a Governor of this
State, who snatched the votes from his hands,
and attempted to throw them in the stove, ex-
claiming with considerable enthusiasm, "Here
are spurious tickets Let me see them, will
destroy them % A Mr.. Morgan interfered
with the persuasive negative, "No you DON'T"
but not in time to save the votes wholly from
the fate to which the Ex-Governor had assigned
them. Enough ofthem, however, were rescued
and dropped, ''like snow flakes on the sod"
to secure the election of the Republican candi.
date. In this digniied contest, the Bee cruelty
remarks, without its usual regard for the truth,
that, with his usual luck Gardner was dis
tanced." History will not justify such state
ment And We regret that that paper should,
lor moment, rustic It's ulsrespect Tor one who
was somehow Governor of Massachusetts, TOR
three years. and for whom the Bee used to say
so many kind and gracious things. This in
gratitude is very painful to US country people
who are accustomed to look upon the eccen-
tricities of greatness with charity. and to par
don something to the spirit of liberty, which
the Ex-Governor cherished with Sc ,,27Sch de-.
votion and self sacrifice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10
City ann County gntellr9ente.

The INDIAN SuMMER.-For the last ten
days we have been in the midst of that delight
full season known as Indian Summer. Seldom
has this peculiar season been so lavish with its
glories, as during the autumn now closing.
Trees, and all fruits and products of nature,
already touched with the frost, have lost their
summer freshness and beauty, and appear, in
the midst of this second summer, as if they
were prematurely ready for the stark and cold
siege which awaits them. Colored with the
deep and sombre hues of the closing year,
quivering from their quick exposure, in antici-
patton of the audacious winter, the heavens
seem to look down upon them as if they were
martyrs, and to celebrate the slow march of
their decay with whatever is sweet and lovely
within their gift No period in the year is SO
cheerful and charming. Day unto day utter
eth speech, and night unto night showeth
knowledge speech and a knowledge which
comes to us like a revelation of glorious mys-
teries Long may it continue!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

Mrs BARRow's ENGAGEMENT.-Thi eve
ming Mrs. Barrow appears in the drama of
Victorine, very brilliant piece, admirably
adapted to her powers. 1t will probably be.
one of the very best performances of the en-
gagement. This charming actress. cannot re,
main here after the close of this engagement,
and those Wis mean Is fsag her at all should
do SO this evening. Her Victorine will be
something to enjoy. The play, which has had
a great success wherever it has been given,
seldom has the aid of such an artistic as Mrs.
Barrow. Therefore, do not miss it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

RoYAL ADJUSTMENTS IN JAvA.-A Jayan
Criminal was condemned by the Sultan to
fight a large regal tiger, whose ferocity was
raised to the highest point by want Of food and
artificial irritation. The on y weapon allowed
to the human combatant was dagger with
the point broken off. After wrapping cloth
round his left fist and arm, the man entered
the arena with an air Of undaunted GOODNESS.
ana nxed steady, mIenacing gaze upon tho
brute; The tiger sprung ferociously upon his
intended victim, who, with extraordinary bold.
ness and rapidity, thrust his left fist into the
gaping jaws, and at the same moment. with
his keen though pontless dagger, ripped up
the beast to the very heart. In less than n
minute the tiger lay dead at the conqueror. &
feet. The criminal was not only forgiven, but
enobled by his sovereign.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

zen and frightened him out of his wits. His
friends condoled with him a great deal this
morning In terms detrimental to the dignity
OF the troops. The Colonel in charge was
told that he must not keep putting firearms in.
to the hands of drunken bows. The Colonel
himself had an unpleasant adventure last
night. lie was accommodating, and tried TO
come the Napoleon over the guard man-went
up to him and clustered, to test his fidelity.
Guardsman didn't know him, and assumed
forbldding demeanOr, upon which the Colonel
wisely dropped the Corsican, and came home.
BROWNS PRoPERTY.-Mr Sennott, who
has been formally intrusted with Browns in
tereSts, intends to look up all his property that
can be collected together, for the benefit of his
family Of the Sharp's rifles, twenty only are
certain to be recovered, the rest having been
carried OIL by various persons. These twenty
are In the hands of the jailer, who is anxious
to have their value made good to Brown. The
tents, axes, pixies, and so forth, will probably
be sold as soon as possible. am sorry to say
that Mr.. Browns little property was seriously
diminished by MIR. Griswold, the lawyer from
Ohio, who received $3.50 from his client for
defending him. Under the circumstances it
would be pleasanter to know that Mr. Girls
void had looked to other sources for his re-
ward.
The LATEST BREEzE-A lady was here yes
terday from New Jersey, believe, with hope
OF seeing Brown, and offering whatever ser
vices she might be permitted to render him in
his confinement. AT her approach, the town
palpitated. | saw her asking admission in
vain at the door of the Jail, while a crowd of
armed men over the way surveyed her move
ments with the closest care. Presently re-
port was spread that this was Mrs. L. Maria
Child, who had been expected, and the blaze
or excitement Immediately frightened as if
freshly oiled. l do not believe that this
lady viii put any trust in chivalry hereafter.
Certainly she will meet only disappointment
mere, tor the resolution seems to have been
fixed to give no access to any applicant from
abroad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10
Things in Ashburnhnm.

ASHBURNHAM, Nov. 8, 1859.
The Ashburnham Infantry company will
hold a social levee at their armory, on Thurs
day evening. Nov. 17th for the benefit of said
company. AS the ladies have taken the mat
ter in hand, good time is anticipated. The
Gardner Cornet Band will furnish the music
for the occasion. This Infantry company is
one of the best in the Ninth regiment.
Our citizens were much surprised last eve
ming, about nine o'clock, to hear martial music,
and thinking that some political party were
celebrating victory obtained over some van
quished opponents, they waited for the explana
ton. 1t soon appeared that the Gardner Cor
net Band were the disturbers of our peace
they being over here to serenade the officers of
our Infantry company, which they did in first
rate style, going to the residences of CAPT. Jos
z. Rice, and Lieuts. A. A. Walker, Geo II
Barrett and A. P. Davis, after which thew
repaired to the residences of the following
persons, and also stirred them by strains
as charming as the evening was pleasant
land no pleasanter evening could possibly be
desired,) to wit Capt Henry Milling, Hon.
Ohio Whitney, Jr, Deputy Sheriff M.
Wetherbee, and Messrs. Charles and George C.
Winchester, and Geo. G. lockwood. Then
they proceeded to the Central House. kent bv
j. Nj. Knight, whore bountiful supper was
prepared, of which both the serenaders and
serenaded partook. And there was a speech
by Capt Rice and reply from some members
OF the Band and there was music in the front
..ENh a hAtAl r...N.I Ill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

The Household RINGING NUISANCE
Our householders have their patience severe
ly and unnecessarily tried, and their time
wasted by pedlers, runners for some of our
merchants, and agents for miscellaneous mat
tiers generally, coming to their doors, and call
ing all the day long for attention. So long
continued has this now become, that our suf-
ferings are intoerable. We see no reason for
it, Why not put the advertisements or notices
under our doors or in our yards They will
be sure to be picked up, read, and put to as
good use as now. AS partial remedy, we
suggest that there be general understanding
that when the bell is rung for any such pur-
pose, the end so sought shall not be gained.
Try it. If this fails of any effect, we will
have others, as the nuisance must be abated
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

SWIFT JUsTIcE.-It is well known that
while Geo. P. Burnham was under charge of
malfeasance in Office, and before decision had
been approached, to relieve him of suspicion,
he made very jealous and corrupt effort to
secure a seat in the Legislature, thus placing
himself in a position to defy the laws and the
moral sentiment of the state. Though he re-
sorted to various devices which bad faith and
dishonest dealing could easily suggest, he failed
to receive votes enough in his district to be
worth counting. His case came before the
Legislature, again, yesterday, and after live
ly discussion, an order was adopted commit
ting him to Jail for twenty-five days unless he
produces all the books of the Agency, which
is charged with dishonest dealing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

TRAVELLING SwINDLERs. = The Reveille
notices the departure, from the Fitchburg Ho-
tel, of two picture vendors, giving the names
of I. Harris and A. Marks, without paying
their bills. They had perpetrated similar ras-
cality in Lancaster, where widow lady lost,
through them, bill of $42, and in other pla-
ces. These professors" in the cheap depart
ment of the fine arts are known in this vicini-
ty, and are not very far from detection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10


NO family should be without them!- speak of
MLane a Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros Pitts
purgh Pa which have become indispensable Family
medicine The rightful symptoms which arise from n
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cry iamy dyspepsia, sick headache distractions of the
menses ague and fever pains in the side with dry hack
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and for these Dr. Nj Lanes Pills sovereign remedy
They have never been known fail and they sbould he
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DiREorloNs'-Take two or three going to bed, every
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BREAKFAST should invariably follow their use
The Liver Pills may also be used where purgng is sim
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astonishing relief to sick headache; also in SLIGHT do
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Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DR. AI'LANF'S
CELEBRATED YERMIFUGE, manufacture by FLEM-
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comparison are worthless. Dr. NJ Lanes genuine yermi
fuge' also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at
all respectable drug stores None genuine without the
signature Of FTFNINc ppoS
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

hEeulsllTioN FOR GERRITT SMITH,-It is
by telegraph that Gov. Wise of Vir-
ginia has made requisition upon the Govern
or of New York for the surrender of Gerritt
Smith. 1t does not appear for what reason the
friend and confidant of Bernard Donnelly, N.
r." desires the personal appearance of Mr..
Smith in Virginia. though it is supposed to be
from a desire to arraign and try him for COM
plicity with Capt. Browns conspiracy. The
chivalric Governor is making jealous effort
to have his .faur pas with the wine merchant
forgotten.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

ceeding regularly, only 81 volumes have as
yet been published, bringing the publication
down to the 10Th of October; and as the last
volume contains only the 'Acta Sanctorum'
for four days, it would be frnitlcss to conjec-
ture how many years longer may be consumed
in the entire publication"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

CURIosITIEs OF LITERATURE.-An ency-
clopedia has just beeu completed in Germany
in two hundred and iorty-two volumes. The
first volume saw the light at Berlin as far back
as 1913, and the last has been published this
season; so that the work has been extended
eighty-six years without interruption Only
six editors have been connected with the
work, and their terms of service have averaged
fourteen years EACH A foreign literary Jour
nal, in announcing the completion of the work
says =
"This was steady and continuous publica.
ton, which is the most remarkable feature
about it, the work never having been interrun-
ted, for even single year, during the whole
period Whatever happened-let there have
been any amount OF natural, political, or relg.
lous conyulslons--'kings died or been deposed.
great religious order THAT of the Jesuits
suppressed, numerous wars begun and finish
ed, Transatlantic republic sprung into being.
french revolution transacted IN all its phases.
a Napoleon lived and ded-still, the publica.
ton OF this encyclopedia went on. some three
volumes of it yearly appearing, and as The ed.
ltor or editors Of it died off successiyely. their
Iuncuons being discharged by others. who like
s9lulers on tne battle held, stepped into the
RS's 'Sl' ."N"ht ny thelr fallen comrades
Inc execution OF the entire work is highly
credltable both to the contributors and editors
although 1t cannot be compared either in ov,
tent or value with that still older work tbe
"Grosses yollstandiges Universal Lexicon" If
Zedler, in "a folio volumes, which occupied
only eighteen years in publication; nor with
the great Encyclopedia Of Ersch and Gruber.
begun in 1878 and not yet completed. With
respect TO the number Of years over which rs
publication extends, there is only one other
work, that we can call to mind, at all like it.
namely, the 'Acta Sanctorum' of the Boan.
dists, commenced at Antwerp in 1913, discon.
tinued in 1894, resumed in 1916 and still In
progress Of this work, which contains a
commemoration of the Saints for each day in
the year, commencing with January and pro.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

The SCHILLER FEsTIvAL.-To-day, the
Germans celebrate the centennial birthday of
Schiller, the poet and historian, who was
born at Warbach, in Wurtemburg, on the 10th
of November, 1853. He was by profession de-
voted to the science and practice of medicine,
but at an early age, commenced writing plays,
the renown of which determined the character
of his life. His works still form a part of
every well selected library, and contribute
much to the pride of birth and nationality
which all intelligent Germans feel for their ma
tive land
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

A. II. WARDS STATIONARY PACKET FOR
LADIES contains fine note pape r, pens, pencil
and penholder. All the articles are of fine
quality, and the price is the "invariable 25
cents" There seems to be lively business
done in stationary packets, and among the
varieties of this article, this of Mr.. Ward
ahould not escape notice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

RAIN COMING, PERHAPs.-The moon last
night was encircled by Sensation" halo, one
of the largest and most decisive of the season.
So people who have empty cisterns are advis-
ed to encourage hope.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

POLICE CoURT.-On Wednesday, Michael
McGrath, for disturbing the peace, was sent
to the House of Correction for one month.
Oliver Wood, for larceny of buffalo robe,
was given like sentence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

THE BURNING FLUID AccIDENT.-Mrs. H.
B. Spooner andaNIiss Grin who were so severely
burned by the bursting of fluid lamp, night
before last, are both in fair way of recovery.
Had it not been for the decision of Mr.. w.
w. Culver at the time of the explosion this
accident might have had fatal termination.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

GREAT IMPRovEMENT.-Ulmei'sY Yankee Sprinp Red at
No. "a Main street. really worth the notice of our ct
zens' 1t is, without boasting the cheapest best and
most durable Spring Bed Bottom in the market and we
advise our friends to buy and secure luxury and
that sleeping ON one Affords
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

The big Eastern Gallery" The Mount vesuvius of
6 6a me Aastodon Artist Inc "rowering Alps of
reals Of Soloring" The Green Mountains OF Art
Inc Guli.Stream of Science the niagara of Gcnius
and the 'Maestrom of Photography The foregoing are
mere headings mot EDITORIAL given at expense With
IN snort tme for the especial purpose of discounte
nancng hHEa6ug advertising and feed putting Notwith-
Standing the peculiar process Clafn still remains at
me long established and renowned Gallery, lSS Main
street where he daily producing the finest specimens
oil the Photographic Art, both from life and small Da
gnrereotypes also, the STYLE picture the
graph, which wins the admiration of all DIFF cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10
BRING IN YOUR BILLS.

The Republican City Committee request all persons,
having bill for expenses incurred in the election of yester
day, to present them TO the Treasurer, O. X. EARLE
or before Nov H. No bills will be paid which are
presented after that date
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

THE remains of Justin A. Forbush formerly
a resident of Grafton, who was killed by
railroad disaster in Illinois few days since,
have been brought on, and the funeral will
take place at the Unitarian church in Grafton
this forenoon at II o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

TABLEAU EXHIBITION at Horticultural
Hall this evening. Remember, and see it.
Admittance 10 cents. Doors open at halfpast
SiY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

"SPOoNER 81 DANIELS"
UNION ART GALLERY"
THE TRIUMPHS OF ART"
ART is ETERNAL"
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THIS cITY >,
"a PLEASANT PLACE"
THE FINE ARTS
UNION ART GALLERY"
~. IIiIIo0IoGRAPHlNG Is DOING WONDERS
"lgI MAIN STREET WORCESTER
m AUTHORIZATION OF WORCESTER TAI EMIT >,
Inc foregoing are headings Of editorials given ms with
IN the lastfew weeks, by Boston, Springfield and W.
cester papers. SPOONFR & ~ Vim E " Or
o3 a dtf ~ D4ANlLLS. .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Inc great rat facinator and exterminator is meeting
with so great that he will stay day longer in This
citv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

These Pills have been used by the doctors for many
years both in France and in America with unparalleled
success IN every case and he is urged by thousand
ladies' who have used them, to make the Pills public for
the alevatlon of those suffering from any Irregularities
Whatever as well as to of family
where health Will not permit it. Females peculiarly sit
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against using these Pills while in that condition ms the
assumes no responsibility after this admoni-
uon although their mildness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills are recommended Full
ana explicit directions accompany each box Price One
polar Sold wholesale and retail by James Green III
nam street. and Charles Sibey 40 Main street. Worces
ter Ladies by enclosing them ST. can have the Golden
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

wards Select Circulating library sopor
gay and evening for the delivery of hooks Ali nnv p
nvsapie pupcaons may be found therein as soon ne
PT TpS anI plenty Of copies in to supply all "
privilege of retaining it one week " "0oN WIN inc
fyu ututogees yree upon application to the Library
nLiaP BOOKSTORE AND CIRCULATING IInRApy No .
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-10

Mrs. WInsIOVv, an experienced nurse on1 ro,1a
Physician mas Soothing Syrup children teething
when greatly facilitates the process teethinp Inv sn1
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