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1hc Extra Session The Washington Stotes
says that the apparent hesitation of the Execu.
tive in regard to the call of an extra session.
implies no 2 doubt Of the ultimate decision in the
wish TO assume embarrassing respons;b;,iiv
except on compulsion OF an undeniabIe public
necessity. But such necessity does exist and
when it is plainly disclosed to the apprehension
OF the Executive, there will be no dcay i, s,,,n.
mon'ng Congress in extraordinary session.-Co
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1he -l'et Pres1hncy.-rh New York CORE,
sl""dcnt OF the Charleston Couricr expresses
the opinion that Senator Hammond, of South
t"ro'''n' stands tie best chance for the next
nomination as the Democratic Candidate for th,.
Presidency. Such, he snys, i. the impression of
'hc loiiticians who gather in New York, lie
says ~ begins TO DC conceded that, inasnuch us
Tho last three Presidents have come from ,hc
NorIil, IL Is only fair that the next should com.
''or,, ". 'he SCUM. he recent votes and speeches
oi Alr. Hammond have placed him in the line of
| national promotion. they hevc tended largely
to bring South Carolina within the influence ri
national politics
we hope the New York correspondent of III.
charcst"h Courier is right. and no more oh.
| Jrcti"n"oie nominee than Senator Hammond
shall be selected by the Democrats. IL ,b,re n
man who has watched Iammonds course in rb.
senate that doubts his eminent ability and his
| fearless probty of charnctcr-who would not
Pre"ica'c upon both an Independent. hight onrd
| s'nGie-n'indcd administration OF public affairs.
| winch w"nld leave stnali chance To- ,nousinl,
Pohtirians3 But the wish OF The f:oyrjcr !,
!ah'r To the thought. The man "moy talked of -
Just now for nominee is Alexander ii. StepIcns.
wh'' we venture to say, will do as little towards
| advancing his own claims" i'm that I.h.,lf 81.
| senator ilammoDa. With either we could ro
INTO battle con amorr No public mnn IN Amer.
'ca. n' ,he last hall century, has retired frnp:
| -, ''~ ~" "'''e grace anu cclat than NJ r.
stephens. and we need look for no more conclu
| Si'c attesniIon of his merits than the universal
regret which follows him into retirement. As !,
wa" enlircy voluntary OIL his l'art-;s he re.
| urea OF h's own motion, and against the wishc.
I" MI, from substantially the first aud most nflu
en''al place III the Legislative councils or tn,
| country, we presume and believe tina. he is tired
"i , public life, and has desire to return to i'll
ne connection oi his name bv the ncwsu:,u..rs
WIN 'ie Presidency is nnwccnnIe Ia him. and rs
| mnch as We would like To SEE linn IA can.!io,, ,
"hd the President, we do not therefore place him
March Is. '"I'"'
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AN EYTR SEccr0N

The Cabinet at Washington have had under
consideration the propriety of calling all extra
session of Congress. There appears to be some
difference OF opinion as 10 what is the proper
course to pursue. The extra session will be call
ed to provide the necessary expenses of the Post
Office Department, Congress having failed Mt
the regular session to make any provision for this
branch of the public service.
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ARTHUR NAPOLEON.

The citizens of Charleston, Judging from the
ec"ninms given through the columns of the city
papers, have been permitted the exqusit JOY and
exfa'ic felicity and surerlntve bcatitude of hear
rg this great musical PRODIGY. His concerts in
Charleston appear TO have attract ed great atten-
tiOn
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EIGHTH REGIMENT, 8. C.. \

EIGHTH REGIMENT, s. C. M.,)
March j. 1859. &
ORDERS NO.
fNHE Members of Patton's Bent Comnanv ~; M
l. assemble at their Regular Muster Ground
on SATURDAY, the SECOND Of APRII.
next' armed and equipped as the law directs
by order of Col. ROGERS.
March "a, 1859. 4s q.
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s"s -
DEATH OF MIKE WALSH

The Hon. hike WALSH, mn cx member of Con-
gress, was found dead in the streets of New York
His neck was broken, and he is supposed TO have
fallen from stairway, in Fifth Avenue, while
under the influence of srirtuous liquors
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Hnshi"gion, March lJ.-rhe Cabinet Ind a
pr"trncte'i session to-day, and had under consul
Grafton the exhibit submitted by the Post
Office Department. IT, ia very elaborate. an,l
covers vast deal of ground, presenting the ne.
i,'aI condition of the department in al. its rani-
ficaioIs. There will be II deficiency, on the
10Th Of June, Of four million three hundred
thousand dollars.
After discussing matters, and going tl,rouyh
with minute examination of the figures, the
Cabinet were unanimous in opinion that an ex.
ira session Of Congress would be necessary
There are other matters, however, that will
have t" be conslere'l, aud the whole thing was
postponed until Thursday, when definite action
will be had rs to the time of calling the ses.
sion. The President at present favors the mid.
die of August. and it is highly probable that
will be the time fixed.
The Grand Jury found true bill to.dav
against MIR. Sickles for murder They had n
long discussion i'll the jury room rs TO what
ought TO bc done with Mr.. Butterworlh What
course they will pursue is not known. Two of
them are known to he in favor Of indictinr him
ns parliccps criminis
The Secretary of State recently submitted TO
tho Attorney General the question whether tlIe
Chinese coolie trade, as carried on by Amer
can ships, comes whhin the laws for the sun
preston of the slave trade. The Attorney G. en-
eral decides TINT it does not come within said
laws.
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ANOTHER FIPE.

cst"iday morning. about G o'clnck there
was "''"il'"r alarm Of fire, which proved To be
ot much more sci ious character than that OF
the evening preceding. 1t was found to proceed
from tho vacant store lately occupied by Mr..
IL. *. Withcrsr"on, on the East side Of Main
street, and next above tho large brick building
formerly occupied by the Comm crcal bank
When discovered the flames had 80 fur
I'r"grr: ,cd that their suppression was iInpossi-
ble besides, their natural fiercencss was much
aggravated by the strong wind blowing from the
West. The flames were soon communicated In
tire adjoining dwelling. This was also do.
s,r"y"d Still uncomIuercd. il swept in its course
the kitchen, stable, &c. Next in its progress
stood a w""dcn dwelling, belonging to MIR.
II. e.. Franck. With the pitch dripping from,
its boarding and Tho flames in actual posses.
sion of the roof, its rescue seemed impossible
In no respect 'lannt-d by the desperate aspect
our fire companies concentrated upon il all Their
energy and determination. At one moment The
ilarcs would give back, again they would burst
Out us though triumphing in victory. Nothing
To" c"Inriicndatory can be said in behalf of the
conhaan,s. They displayed during and per-
ssiency equal to the occasion, and finally were
the xictOrs. The house wns left with roof con.
suncd. but with the first and second floors,
though seriously injured, still unburn,. Upon
careful inquiry, We find the following to hc
about the loss sustained: The stor. in whcl,
the fire originated, owned by Mr.. William Nc,
t;uillnis, vnlucd.at SSoo-insurancc $500; the
dwelling house adjoining, owned by Mr.. Me.
Guinn<, valued ut S2o00-insurance 81 200;
kitchen, valued ut $i0O--insurance 5000
dwelling house, owned by Mr.. II. G. Flanck,
valued at 2,50o-insurance 81 600 furniture,
valued at SI50, upon which there was 10 in.
surancc. Very much damaged by removal from
| the house; stable, insured for $50. Total loss
S6,l50-pariially covered by IN insurance OF
S3,Ijo; about equally divided between Hart.
ford Insurance Company aud the Connecticut
Insurance Company Of Hartford.
This fire MAS undoubtedly the work of an in.
cendiary and, occurring the honr that it did,
| shows the hardy daring Of some one who must
| presume upon the lucky immunity Of Il career
of viIlainy ndctcctcd.-Caroii,ian, aOh INST
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Mr.. Editor: Please acknowledge through
your columns the receipt Of Nine Dollars US a
Donation 10 the Bible Society, from Jury No. 9,
paid to me through Col III. ii. HAnrIR, Fore
man.
X. II. WARDLAW Src'y
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.

f'7t O1 NV.NoIIINI'E'o.
remaining IN tie Depot nt AJbcuilie, for tbs
"cek ending .Harch 90, 1854
II Kerr, j & r j White, Gray L Robertson.
Williams, w Jones, IT Haskell, J NJ Per-
nm David Robertson, j McBryde. Wier e. Lyih-
G"e, q w llucknbce, Marshall, J S Cothran,
II II Jones, > Rutledge. Jordan g. MCLAUGHLIN.
iiush Wilson jr, T. A Parker. Mrs Lucy Davis.
Mrs !. Parker, J w Crawford, Blakely'
y. NJ kallum, ID Jordan, Jessie Tribe, S c
D. r. SONDLEY Aor
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II. II. WARDLAW, Sen.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

GST" We invite attention to the advertisement
OF Mcssrs PRATT & NANCE, Druggists, New
berry. These gentlemen keep every variety of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Mt Wholesale
and Retail. They invite tho attention of Plan
tcrs, Physicians and Merchants to their Stock.
Bs7y" by reference to the advertisement of
Mcssrs. HAIR & IiousEAL, Assignccs or s. T..
AGNEw, it will be seen that the large Stock of
Goods of the latter gentleman are now offered for
sale at cost. This Stock consists of Dry Goods.
Groceries, Hardware, &c, embracing n full as
sortmcnt of all articles usually wantcl by Plan
tcrs, Merchants and Mechanics.
Boy" Also, see the advertisements of =. p.
HUGHES, SAMUEL HUNTER, AMI Col JOHN d.
WILLIAMS.
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The New Orleans Picayune learned on the
i2th instant, that the river had commenced
washing through the Ievee several places AZ
Iarro'Io"' ID consequence of the planking of tho
lovce being very rotten
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u The Grand Jury hns found true bill
against Hon. DANIEr. T.. SIcKEEs for tho murder
of PnrLrr Barton Key. The case will probably
be tried next week
~ man by the name of JAMES CONS wns
hung in Columbia on Friday last, for the murder
OF Bryan MEDLIs. lie is snid to have met his
fate with perfect resignation.
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. -4E STATE OF SOUTH CAROTJNA

1bbeOiNe District.-C Citation.
hy WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Alba
vile District. "''
w HEkEAS. Peter l.. Guebeau has apped,,o
w me for Letters Of Administration. on ali o"''
singular the goods and chattcIs rights and cr.d% Ja
OF oahrel Cox, late of tho District Aforesaid
These are, therefore, 10 cite and sdmon;,, =,
and singular, the kindred and creditors "s ,. az
said deceased TO be aud appear before me -, m,e
next ordlnarys Court for the said Disiric, , our
holden at Abbevillo G. H., tho eighth u d"s' 20
"i hpra next, to show cause. if any, whv Thy thy
s',G administration should not be granted '''e
"'v"n under my hand and seal this tho ,wo,...
third day Of February. in thr w"n we"ly
Lord one housand eight hundred md g se. our
Pcndence. iooe'
March * 1859 AZ " n, u.
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THIOK.ETx-

THE fine. thoroughbred Stallion, THICKETv
is again at my stable. While Plains. and
WI remain there this Spring. He is in fine CON.
way. :" lib
March 10, 1859 4s
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Sl"re1y IN N.,c Mcy;co.-Ncgro slavery is full
iy recognized and property il slaves amply pro-
tccted by recent net Of the New Mexican
Legislature. This net passed unanimously in
one branch and without dissenting voice in the
other.
This act defines such as are treated in it as
slaves 10 be persons Of African descent and is
not L" be construed So 10 include poems
III dcnornccs the same pcmaiy for killing d
slave that is visited on the homicide of n white
man. For stealing or enticing away n slave the
penalty is not less than four years imprisonment,
and may be ten. and fine not less Than $500 nor
more than s., ,0UO Acconpliccs in the stealing
nre treated as principals. Any person frau.lu.
lently furnishing slaves free papers is liable to
| an Imprisonment of not less than sis rnn,,ths nor
more than five years. aud fine Of no, less than
Slu0 nor more than 81, l,UU0 Any person enlcay-
Crng 10 excite n slave tr urrectioD, conspiracy
or rebellion, is punishable by imprisonnet of moi,
'css than three month nor more Than three Years
| and a fine OF not S25 Inore tI,un 81 OOU-
The same penalty is denounced OH whoever, save
his master, gives, selIs,o hires to slave dead
ly weapon; and also, the same for trading with
out the written permission of the master cxprc.s-
ing the article Of traffic; also, The same for for.
ging such permit. Gaming with slaves is pro.
hibitcd unler penalty of not over 81 % or tire.
months Imprisonment. Shcriils are TO take CHS.
r"ay "f runaway slaves aud in twelve months
II no owner appear after an advertisement for
| that length of time, shall sell him. Persons fail
| ing property to provide for tho support of their
slaves may he required 10 give bond t" do it, In
human treatment Of IL slave is pnnisl,r, by fine.
| Of not more than 81 400 anil imprisonment Of
not more than one year. Slave owners are pro-.
| hib:cd from allowing their slaves To hire their
own time. Disnr.lcrly conduct of n slave in pub.
lie and insoicnce to white men, is punished by
stripes MT cXc~e'liug thirty mine; so may other
offence" Of slave. the punishment Of which inr y,
| white man would be fine. No slave eau uiy.
evidence against Il white man.
Marriage bctwcrn whites and nrvros or mu Int.
tos is prohibited. Emancipation is prohibited. A
peEs"n holding free negro as ii slave, is liaiic to
imprisonment for not less than tiy. nor more than
ten years, and fine Of moi less tnun $500, nor
tnorc than *2,OOO.
Such an act may be regarded MS very sufficient
~ recognizing negro slavery in New Mexico. 1t
's'nt probable, however, that any benefit will be
derived from ii save to the few persons in the ter
rtories-nostly temporary residents going in from
the United Slates-who may Use slaves as domes-
tic servants Politically, slave owners have hi,h.
erto without any special legislation been free to
cnrry IN and out of the territory their slaves, and
employ them there. The present net simply
gives an undcniable legal recognition 70 slav.
holding there.-!&. Louis Republican.
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HEADQUARTERS,

d. r. SoNDLEY, Agr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
Worcester Post Omce-summer Arrangem,


Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp-
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad 500 a. in anh
due at 100 p. m.
Ftchburg, Lancaster, Lcominster West Bovlston Oak
dale. Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, y. H., at % a. M,
and AS p. M; and due at 9l5 m and 100 p H.;
Princeton and East Princeton, at 345 and is due at
9l5 a.
City of Boston, $50 and $40 a. M and 70 TO- 30 and
p. ard due at 500 a nl $50 and 635 IN.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, Eastern Massa-
chnsctts-9.lQ m and 500 p. and are due at 500
a. M, 3 80 and $50 p.
Providence Railroad, $50 a. IN, and $3.50 and are
due at 9. 40 a. m, and D. m
Way Malh Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 n.
Inland are due at $40 am
Western-tAll towns in Massachusetts West of Wor
cester,l l.3O a. m, and are due at 1910 p. IN.
Albany, Western New York and Western States.) $50
a. M and 400 and due at l2.i0 and l035 D. H.
springfield, 49, m and AGO p. and due
a. m, l240 and l035 p. M
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London countless I.3O and 4.00 D. and ,lue
at 1910 and 1885 p m.
New London and Windhan County, Conn, 1890
and are due at SIS a. m
New York city and southern States $3.50 a. M. and 400
p M, and are due at $40 and 1900 p,
Barre Barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton Dana, North
and West Rutland, 945 M and due at AGO p. IN.
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland and Oakhaln $50 n.
M; and are due at 800 a. m.
Leicester g45 a. m, and 43O and are due at 900
Millbury, and West Sbury g. 80 a. M. and $3.50 D. H.;
and are due at $40 a. M. and $50 p.
Shrewsbury, BIS p. m, and is due at 800 a. NJ.
GRAFTON, New England Village, and Corlaville $50 a.
M; and arc due at $3.50 p.
Framingham, South birmingham Hopkinton. Ashland,
Woodvllle, WeStboro, Northboro', Southboro' COrla
vile, and Grafton 1910 p. and due 500
Milford, Mendon, IollistOn, Bolton, Berlin $40 a. M
ard 500 M; and due at 500 a. m. and $50 p NJ.
Office hours from 545 to 500 D. Sundays from
10 to II 40. D. EMORY BANISTER r. Nj.
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0Noreester naiIp spp.

TRAINING SrEERs-At the Maine State
Fair, a boy of fifteen years, from the town of
Woodstock, had a pair of three year old steers
which obeyed him as an obedient boy will his
parents. By motion of his hand they would
go forward, halt, and return, go the right or
left kneel down, and perform other things
much to the surprise of some other farmers
who are in the habit of putting the brad
through the hide. At the New York State
Fair, there was perfect Rarey of nox tanner,
who practices breaking steers for farmers who
never treats them inhumanly, but he soon has
them under perfect control, and as bidable as
well-trained chiIdren.-New York TribuMe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

From Sept Nth 1851 to June l7h 1855 the subscriber
N course q his large practice made cice rejected ap
plentions 81 ATEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which
was decided In has tduor by the Commissioner of Patent
lali u2awhwly X. II. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS
AsIlcroft's Low-Water Detector

This simple and efficient instrument has been thorough
lytestcd, and has saved numerous Stern Boilers from
natural laws Of gravation and not dpon any artificial
means, either springs, Levers, Valves, or Floats
TO the following references to few of the many parties
who have adopted the Detectors, of them having
upwards OF fifteen Of the instruments in
Hamilton Cotton Mills, Suffolk Mills, Belvidcre Wooden
Co.. Lowell Bleachcry Prescott Mills, Lawrence Manu-
featuring Co., Lowell Manufacturing Co, Merrmack
Lumber CO., Middlesex Manufacturing Co. AIassachu-
sets Cotton Mills, Hamilton Print Works, Merrmaek
Manufacturing Co., Boot Cotton Mills Williams Ba-
con, City of Lowell Dr. J. G. Aver, Lowell Peinberton
Mills Atlanc Cotton Mills Lawrencei Henry s Wash
Co, f. Willard d Co., Bay state House, State Luuatc
asylum Worcester; Bradford, Taft, y Co, Evans Sea
Burkhardt Boston Betting Company, Roxbury Danvers
n Bisafhey Lord HARDY Aaron F Clark Nelson
Games J Lord, James sanborn NJ. ?. Arnold, wilkins q
walden, j. G. Simpson, Salem John Woodbridge, Philip
a. SON. saug9s; Draper, Tiff, Co.. North Atteboro:
bot. Bierica State Aims House, TeWSsbiry; 4 Ste Ste,
xens SON. North Andover; Stevens Co., Haverhill;
ry; Taunton Foundry and Machine Co. Taunton; East
e ern karoad Norway Iron Works, Boston, somerville
~ Rhode biand-1homas J. Hill, A. D. Il j. Y Smith,
b aTH o ON oIPan american I pat CO. roydenee
CO., Tineley Bro, Providence Tool Co.. W. b. Dean,
Dyerviile Manufacturing Co. sackct Davis Co. \. E.
y McReady, Butler Hospital, j. c. Peckham g. Co.
Pranklin Foundry and Machine Co.. E. NJ. ChaHec Il Co.
Co, Fletcher Bro. Builder Iron Foundry Commercial
steamboat Co. silver Spring Beachery, Provd ence;
Pawtacket Clinton Manufacturing Co, Edward Harris,
Social manufacturing Co, Woonsocket; Lonsdale CO.
b Ions crompton Print Works CLYDE Bleach and
Dodgevie Manufacturing Co., Dodgeville: Hcbronville
N New Hdmpshire. Manchester Print Works. Amos
keag, Loco Works Manchester Jackson Co., Nashua
pany, swampscot Machine Co.. Newmarket.
ey Of steam ana Ws,l4
duo ueOu5m ~ Sudbury street. Boston,
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| X S w E E T
INFALLIBLE EMINENT.

The Great EXternI Remedy.
and oas pas B @sess, tai s @Sa yS Ssg NeeA
F"es' He ,,; CHE ana az Rheamatic
For all of which it is a speedy and certain remedy and
never fails This Eminent prepared from the recipe o,
Dr. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut the famous bone set
ter and has been used in his practice more than TWEEN
ty years with the most astonishing success
.a AS AN ALLEYIAToR OF PAIN it is rivaed by
skepticat may be convinced by a single trial.
This Linment will cure rapidly and radically. RHEIr
MAllC DISORDERS of every kind and in thousands Of
cases where has been used ii never been known to
fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
It will relieve the worst OF HEADACHE in three
minutes, and is warranted to do it,
TooTHACHE also it will cure instantly
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LASsI
TUDE arising from imprudence or excess this Iniment
is most happy and unfaing remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues it strengthens and rcvivics
the SYSTEM and restores it TO elasticity and vigor
FOR PlLES.-As an external remedy we claim that tits
e 0eSt kloMm ana we challenge the world to produce
should give it trial, for it will not fail afford mme
date relief and in majority eases will effect radjcG
cure ~
QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes OK
tremey maignant and dangerous, but timely applica
uon OF the Linlnent will never fail to cure
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate and cnIargc-
ment OF the Joints is liable to if neglected The
three days. '''"' III wv Vi
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
b aaIN IND SCALDS yield readily to the wonderfully
IMENi, when used according to directions Also GILL
gE1L4ANiSNSS, FROSTED FEET, and INSECT BIfEs and
EVERY HORSE OWNER should have this remedy n.
nau, 9r its timely use at the first appearance Lam
to which all horses liable and which render SO man
Otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
four hundred voluntary testimonials to the woncr
ccived within the last two years and many of ten &
persons III the highest ranks of life.
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$4,000 IsEwARD,

for ANYTHING that Will surpass Dr. O. A. ujll,s poroo
NM Indian Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrln,a
Sees, structures Whites, Pains in the Back and ions
seminal weaknesses, Affections of the KInevs irrita
%n Oh inc urctha Gravel aud nil tic disorders of liz
exposure, or change IN the application 10 1sno Mink
preparations nrc entirely ''" :" ""silcss. these
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20
Su,Ll.plIlATE OF MoRPHINE.-3o ozs.

y just received by VH''
Corner OF Main and Mechanic streets So " pO'"''a'y'
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Reliable orders from the trade, by mail or telegraph
filled, on application to AUSTENS,, Agents,
20 Pearl Street, New York
Kerosene is also to be obtained Manufacturers
Prices of all the New York Wholesale Druggists Gro
GERS, Camphene and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and
Dealers in Lamps.
\. B.-KER0SENE is the trademark ofthe Kerosene
Oil Co.. and all persons cautioned against using the
said trademark for other oils. dos3m o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-20

DR. I'LL will continne his usual lnodernto ,,,,.
ehe one circumstances taken into conslderntinn IN
eilcctual cure. Po'ioet "hu
VI Consultations by letter, sc.