davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-01-17

LAWRENCE, Mass, an l5-P M-Thc body of
L. F. Erancl. was found to-day, and the four
other bodies previously recovered were idcnti-
lied as those Of Margaret and Catherine uarrin-
ger, Ellen i. Uern, una j. Thomas.
Services appropriated to the occasion we're held
in afl the churches in this city this morning.
Tho work on the ruins is suspended to night.
Tho Mayor Of Lawrence has issued the follow
ing;
fallen OH this community from J. coudless sky,
crushing itwith weight Of misery which no
earthly power can ralse, shrouding it with
cloud Of anguish which no human band can dis
pei, binding it in chains Of woe which despair
cannot break, l recommend and earnestly be-
seech that on Tuesday next all the residents Of
Lawrence refrain from their avocatious and In.
Dor; that they set apart that day as one Of
prayer; that they gather in their respective
places Of worship TO join in those religious cerc-
monies which tue occasion demands. aud there
publicly ask Of God TINT lie would temper our
affl;ctiou with mercy; that He would restore to
health those now lanHuish1ng in pain and suffer-
ing; that He would provide with afnther's care
fort and support those bereft Of husband md
wife, parents and children that he would so
order this signal destruction Of life and property
that good may come cut Of our great evil, and
that our experience may teach wisdom through.
out the land 3. SAUNDERS, Jr., Mayor"
The Duck Mills, located near the ruins Of the
Pemberton, hare stopped work. The operatives
refused to continue labor till the building has
been thoroughly examined us to its safety.
Bos7cS, Jan. 15.-The Lawrence tragedy was
alluded to in many Of onr churches to-day.
At The meeting Of the Printers Union on
last evening, 800 was subscribed for the sul-
ferers.
WORCESTER, Jan. IA large number Of our
citizens met at the City In Il last evening 1or
the purpose Of aaord.ng substantial relief for
the sufferers in tue Lawrence calamity. The
meeting wus pres ded over By Mayor Rice APP
propriate remarks were made by several gentle
men, and committee to receive such sums as
may be offered was appointed. consisting of the
following gentlemen: Mayor Rice. Stephen
Salisbury, Isaac Davis, 4. T. Dulloch, and I'm
E. Barton.
LAWRENCE. Jan. 1G.-The inquest was con-
tiuued to-day. Thos. F. Whine testified that he
had seen one hollow pillar since tho accident,
which was an inch thick on one side aud six
teenth on the other. There was greater weight
on square foot on first, second and southerty
cntl Of third :ccrs than he had usually seen in
NIT. o.h,r testimony thus far unimportaut
ur cus.,5or1::ve ii previous statements.
, 1860-01-17

-Recept.. 800 his pork. = bss te.t
100 tut nea Aezs pork BITTER deand and ashade
trmcr. saea were:5so bb's lu two lcts at s5 80
Ibis eounsry NEST azd n. .. pork nj la-:0an,* Dulk
mcas!n Eood Sales pcs shoute.s ard
lo pcs sides for devrEy In thirty dayA 1t * ard Il.
nack.G-cash paid now: 1o0o thouds.s and s
" and packed BE- delivered day.: IN
pcs country shoulder II eke loose.
LARp.-Rccep4s 12h40o n. In better demand. SsIea
we4e:-s7s bbl., in two Iots, pat country. atsfc-
TALL0w-4o bLls prime 1t loc.
LIVE sToCK-Rseepsz, Is cass cattle, :dohoEs, Ship
cnsa head eatils There we1s bst few hogs arriving
md those lngeio and the ssket qu!e r.
ces The uees Of caile quite rrc. hut most oftLe
p1tne ihipped through tyhe owntEa orc prime
.os VIA sod for A1.t5.
The sal-s yeEterday and to.daY wdsa:
, 1860-01-17

In,ba renr,, n,,tea, ttr st,s ~, nm ,c.,ve
aoTa.S - Mtsk F,E viii m aarancc ~ e:r No. iii
~. -, - - -, ~ ~ ~ ~ " ", - - r. 1850 49,
WI hsd hrue1 IL ea+ xbe ., % 9a a. Tenourd
"se HoI 1sIet. ~ w. ~ - .Se,os.s.
S2npsst1 4 Wess eaeay lof MI H. eaiaie sbipment
1 e4s. ~ ~ nn.ato ~ .1 an,f .d " =.
EFT, ~ +l ~ ~ n, , ~ , % .sa
@ . @ o H. - ~ L. ,1hic, u t st1y.
te Sl-ws 1uyeIs as changed h4noe 70 be dt!veT-
March exc refused. There pretty lively
ent In Lard with aaes Of TO bis - fo aad close
h"ile1s u Ee1 futaer 44vaHee o1 4G4 HoIhn2 d"aS
10 Iaem The fre!ipf o! HOGS wfIc iEt, comph nt only
1!@Do head p.iees were unchanged lot 0! ao head.
1ete i4th
TERKE HAUTE, IND.
have easd NJ no transactions In hHEs os seE-
cta1 days But few h"ve arrived during the &c. ana tie
sill certainly close by Saturday htEht II Ii ehnla
, 1860-01-17

Sr. Lor1s, Jan. 1t.-The New Mexican Iuail
Of the 18th ult.. reached Independence yester-
day. The mail came by the Balloon Mountain
Road. to avoid The lndiane, some 1000 lodges
of Camanches and kiowas being encamped on
The regular route. The kiowas threaten to
destroy Ncnt's Fort because Col. Rent refused
to supply them with powder and lead.
Business on the Plains was much deranged
in consequence Ct the hostility Of the Indians,
, 1860-01-17

'AiC1ae.u, III, 1,l.lAtSlUN &
~ CllS..T EA>t.j:. ~
Pa4serker Trau~ ;ta;c II: +. 1t hs.so ~ al qwa:
hai a"ct sso 7U sn.ci c1rt.tel art.ss a:5 pm.
- suoth} exegtte.s.
Aercosa Atr.no:sts cSses ~: e.r suutay- extcpted
:, a'r*tsY.sb A.f1. SGr.a' ,1sv Id.
Esp:*S. "a = la' saturdays excepted; arrtves tls
An. Atn-a. cxc. p:xt.
u. I. HAMMOND, Geasrl S1ps.
D rAmhfr sh 1sSo
, 1860-01-17

1f TkLE6kAru.l Nx~ iosk. Jan- 10.
FI.rn-uo'de. ltt,e disposed t. .cal1e. aud
sill, 1or; tres. howcte shovel no change. Syl.s Of
:oO lhl4 a3e@:. fur euper State s3 fur d
West ~. 1:t@5yo TT ceunou. extra o.sng5:o and
HG5s' 1d1 shipping binds extra found h'or 0a &c os
ats forco1nmGn TO good extra. Rye 1our In mo5e
rate 1eluect 3. 31@44a huetwlrat -four in good suppy
aud duiat 's:HG-os Fcws cosA 1rcal quiet and a'!-
Wat-KrLower. Sales CO.. eoslng at the
Gas!1 Wheat markc. stzde rsne. with 11sle doing
aissna 9sGa ,sf I'D j .a 'S iii Ga saa
aoinai ii :Ses.c. cosn ii and heasy &.es It29 Iu
as3 Sc for lnfrar to white and prime yellow. Oats
poeS: o:-Lius @ Cd S qule. vi i.t sa ale. Sale.
of3l5 bills Sperm ut $4o. There nothing Of moment do
III rnmnMrouIei ~ Ho,e. : Hdei ut 1osa,oxc cab.
CoukE-Q let Int ieIdi"g the auction sales au
fur THURSDAY next and We eaA nn lean tf salss
ot.y b.e. nasss csyios % Tern Z; % ut neae pab|Ie
plTsl Heyond 20 b.'. Il. Q. q auel!os 1t 4sXc...
SroAn-F!r1! with se. at $50 tas Including 81 hls1s
It ;G5.Ec,
rRyts1 ss-The pork ma1k1t Is du1 and heavy. Sales
1i br 1t sta..2 fa and III 50 fl prims INCLUDED
to il XII 1t slss; lei oaIy ne req "a Il ua
saasta pess ses l4 r. = 1 county Y. gre t. &
.4o fcr estcu pme Mss Ect1 dull and te ". sslts
lol es India NEE # ahaut a. Dtesed Hogs heavy At
sale- siaI, pacels Western ,uhe1l4nd ndtes /. &C.
ut Nests saes 100 kgs At 6aGHc Gr ahonl
os stis, lam, t.s Guf sis ,t IL 4 r.
Ohio; ,1G.ic for Stltc. Cheese ktfadv At 20 1Hc
s1ocrs AT ID ls.ar without much change Meney
ss'y c rsn TT Resans is
En pe peai, "? I'D IL i bsaa. Ill
~ Eta h henf tnn "a L
, 1860-01-17

WARSAW, No, ]au. 16.-John Aymerson, q
very respectable citizen Of this place, was mr.
rested yesterday evening, chureed with pur-
1oinins letters from tue mail bogs. Aymerson
was Deputy Post Master; aud it seems has been
stealing Ior some time. Several packages we're
found under desk in .th& Court House. where
he had deposited them to open.
l; is clearly shown that be would take letters
from the mail whi'c be was distributing them
in the office and open the same, take the contents
and place new envelopes on the letters, direct
was also deputy circuit nnd county CLERK, and
has enjoyed the confidence Of the Whole COM
mnnity. The pri.ouer started for Jefferson
City to. day in custody CT ". D. Gilman. Specai
Nail Agent, who brought about the arrest
, 1860-01-17

N1w YoRK, Jan. l6.-Rumors respecting the
insecurity Of the new State Arsenal in Ninth
avenue hare gained such force that many Of tho
soldiers refuse to attend the State drills there
It is said some Of the Life Insurance Companies
threaten to cancel the policies they hnld On the
lives Of those who may attend this drills. The
building fell from its own weight sereral mouths
ago while in process Of erection.
, 1860-01-17

~ uICAGO MILL-FURNISIING
~ DEPOT.
, 1860-01-17

Sales Of 10 ordinary eatt'e, from :kGs.Hc.
sals Il 800 better qualify from * lose.
Sacs cf few extra shipping cattle from sk to sh9sc
Some inferior tan cattlc eel low &l.o012- Good
shltp.ng catile are IN greet demand.
At the aoave figures Ii IS shipped ILLS moru
Ing the Michigan Central in order 10 stks The week
from Wednesday ,nartc Ct
Sales Of 60 Sherp for 500 Y cwt-
Sa!ca Of iea Hogs frcm st.6oa4.7s to %sooR cwt-
Sa'esot II CoEs from e.4&3o p head.
Below We E!vs few e,lts, average vl:lts, &C.:
, 1860-01-17

SAvAxsAu, Go Jan. l6:-The lottery case Of
Swan Co., has been decided By The Supreme
Court, sustaining the points ot swans counsel.
and reviewing the decision Of the Lower Court
aRafnSt Owen.
, 1860-01-17

A Case Under tho Ashburton Treaty.
DurrA1o. Jan. 1G-Joseph Bosard, lately ar
rested ut Paris. c. W, for passing counterfeit.
bills on The Philadelphia Bank Of Philadelphis,
to ST. Lonis Bank, was tried at Drantford be-
fore Judge Mathc*, aud sentenced to be deliy-
cred to the U. S. authorities under the Ashbur-
ton Treaty.
, 1860-01-17

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRAL RAJ ROAD.
10 NILES 1oCBLE TRACK.
hn init az t14n 4 In. :

/ AAA i AAF ANAJ L Il n II La LEN.
- 1AAA :a! :se xtiEs HG4G G5oEBLE TRACK.
IT, sa7aa'y Of tbs Raad Is low 'Qaa u aoy L TIE
Thres Through Passenger Trims
E*t~een Pittsburgh and PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct In the Gallon Dtro \, Pntsuxa x,h
Though tsstn. IRON ~ wsAasa Gl.. far Pills alba
finl,h II s,a 1ie Eff q a:
SF a sps:a e. .ut .onio Any oth.s ssste
smoking Cars at;acLta IL essd train; woodsufa
Il a,a: 1ss z3ts: s::s
T. :ss Eo+ 'Se Mr. S.s ,ps'* and
InIonxh ra.ser k%s rr4 naptovdei IL Louzhdgss
su' uek sfx = s: svssl The hazasef
rso Hay Hsi. TIL. FL 81 ,s,..sa ~ New Yo.z
h'Iunsh llcksta IL s koo4 "a sihe, Of ,ao sb-ys
Or ssoa!ps,n La.s cnvu NJ, 's q
T XII. NV nav ,c :sn s,,Ss, aSss. :,
~ sns IT. H. s en o hs 11su II Lns
S Es:os SsS es u
~ "41s ~ % e,as. is* ZIP r.*1 Is or1cEAsir
ASh FOE TICKATs DY r1rrsrrrGu.
sF1'7asa ksiroad. make. .t.s,ss " 'as 1'ta'
'lAA'f LINE fadaE;F, ahEi4 wsyT: 3gE EAST AND TER
slS "a eoaSe;cs s,,7 ss hal rad ., Tits,
ia Il. hsosin ~ a' asf fissi Ste!sr
ssI2s' n:: s.:st: t:. HE Z 2'ss':sa
;, " '.e .olt'~ nE as:L;s efthe C.m!.hv:
-. a. STEWART t!nsa7e!:
E; pitrnoa;5 l5S;ey i M,s.,,s X On. ~ 4 c"t,-i cp
Y R:Gvs Co clSso.: Sis;a nsstT. c.; it'll a.
sit;f' G. WE1e:, aa!:.sa i.a Joa. Z ,.eFe, Lori
IN t. fs:: s.s s.;is1 IT,; = a.. ~. 4;
's f:: -: tls.:s rss: It ktG a,.
po:ut. M ;i sf ~ T. t'e.ht A;s Easio At .dese,
The Greatest Facilities offered nr,bo
| PoFkasiou Of LIVE STOCK.
in ~ viii usa-i
| FKEIGHTS,
~ IT. k"Sse Fn;st. :: !. .,. !x1or. ;ap ,e for.
'li aia.t.; Il IT, i:s sa, a.: 9! a:<1: ss
~ts s1s.m,; snsaE,yTas, :FaA ia, Haursa
EFT On thS oh". Musk. zr Kvt.. skv Tenn - nu
x IL III A::s. i::i,r z? vi -.
tsss 1tso With s'sams-a. =. l"t4 u, ths ao.;.rtstssa
as9is' ixs2s Is s ., t
TT i; Iss.,! i.s. Il .ns ss!,s Ia lie wt:
a. II i: T. r. y: a. y &C.. T. r'-' Al oasa
+ sas1sSn;,E HEir rask r.s.A. r.
ill.,. Sa s:;se Il: ea";s N ws st.
IL. + =: NJ. = S:a:.' s-set TO TN.
H. u. AtG- TON, t;x.'t Esc:a: y II rhi.afel.h.a
| T,.os = y: Mngier ten1 tie1s Ae', rhlate rlts.
tno3. .. sEuI tieai svp:. A;t- ia. IA. h;sp-1y
IHlCAGO + ROCK ISLAND
~ ,!a EAiLEoAD l;SE.-p-..n1s Trails ceT.,t !seu.
i,y VIE Ex3;e,. st c1.i.ss .r vi +; :. s,''x~;;
| 80 pm. I: unaa ~. exc. plsu,> ~ ~ ~ "
tl4ns Ex EeA IL ais tn. iSuII, ,vs eIrep;.dl
aEErs II 80 am tEnst.ys rx.s;,vu
!"s Ascccls4 atn i,ayet :: III ru asrivs. at so
aa1-. lsnnaA3A c4.e2 e1-)
w, J0U.s +. TRACY. Gen. supr.
| W -sT IL nv Ern Agent dt*7
'Alt1,1v, BURLINGTON &
~ CllSs'T EA,tj:. ~
fa.Erker Erlns itate saeo ~ 'pWAs
hali a"c, ss IL. sac': e1vs,srd art.ss s:;5 pm
| 90 suntA3 excepted.
Nercosa Ats.no:at !'sves ~: er: suuIay excepted
! . a'r*ts Ysb AIN. SGn.a .xsv. LED.
Esp:*S- ~ = LIS :a;.ay1 e1lep.ssI srrives IL:
| Ani. Aen-a. exc. psxti.
ns.mHtr:h tssa
, 1860-01-17
Missouri LEGISLATURE Adjourned.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 16.-The Missouri Legislature
adjourned this morning. Governor Stewart is-
sued proclamation for an extra session for the
eth OF February to take action on railroad bills
and other unfinished business.
, 1860-01-17
From Washington.

HAsH1Soros, Jan. 15,-Tarious private con-
iarenoes hare taken place since Friday among
gentlemen representing different parties. with
q F1eW Of agreeing upon basis for the election
OF Speaker, but, as heretofore without Il.
Vorable result SeTeral members await m op-
poftuulty to oaer propositions Of practical
character e. ior this purpose Among them is Mr.
S!ckles, whose resolution provides that tile
House non proceed to the election of Speaker
riFa roee, aud If upon the tirst call Of he roll
no one shall hare a majority, quorum being
present, then from those having tile highest
number, the candidates, not exceeding three,
thetlouse will proceed 10 !. vote, and ii
neither has majority, then from the two high
est the House will make choice Of Speaker
and also i upon the the third the said two per
sons shall receive an equal number, the Huuxe
WIZ Continue to vote fur one or other Of the
same two persons until one of them shall re-
ceive majority; and that atpendinx the election,
md until choice be made, there shall be no
debate. The most that is claimed for thi, nro-
position is. that according to the Constitutional
mode ofe!ectlnga President by the House in the
event of failure by the peop eto do 30, and the
mode by which thu Senate chooses The |ir.-
President in the same contingency.
The Senate, in executive session, has confirm
cd MI. Faulkner Us Minister TO France.
No action was tuken on tue motion to tecou-
slider the sote By which Ms. Grund was rejected
as Consul 10 Havre. They consider The case to
be without remedy.
Hon J6hu Cochrane, though slowly recover.
ng is still confined By painful iluess.
------
One Day Later from Europe.
New YoRk, Jan. Idly the arrival Of the
Europa ns Halifax we have cne day still later
from Europe via Queentt ,wn, hut the despatch
contains not word Of interes..
, 1860-01-17

LoYpAT Erxx7Ea ian. 16, 1890.
The receipts for s4e las: .twea,y-!uur hours
were a. follows:
, 1860-01-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK mARKEr,

s.e More sa's dni Skipping Iaris Na,lrz. Rt1oreI tY
NAL1E1 s1z1xAS, srpets!v tor ttt PExR Axp Tx11raE
lof xesk endtHg Aonday, Jan H. l:t1.
Stert }rnAf Afe+- Mi
, 1860-01-17

Dressed Live uch. Cut
Hogs Hnes Z .:t;e Hdes wiLcs W't. La.d.
" Ne Me- No. 1s. biz. L. ns.
o.*c; e K.n. - -; st1:4o ~, IS Is ;;;;;, ,,..
i*E: ~ T. k H. i, .! 8 8 s:!s 5s = Co., L. ~
C.N.kc: r.. g: u ~ 10! 1879 80.
g. i n. w r. Il. III .... .... u%ti :. 80. ....
I: 4 i e. Io..a. l. aus - 4 ....
ToIz1........ 17ib -. f4j sC173 ls5 eilt9 la0i00
The following was posted on the Bulletin
board Of The Dourd of Trade this moruing:
, 1860-01-17
TIuCAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse,
60 II W4IIINCr0NZ

CXICA00.
The subscriber prepared to furnish Tyre IN lssss OF
snail cuatteA uGGe IRON superior quaity uet1 for
other sa,h o. approved yaper V aso supplied WITH
necessary for complete printing odce. specimen
'ok now s.dy sor delivery. will be to parties
Wishing t" order N application.
YahlhrE1S l.. n011f7Et TrAA xursr
, 1860-01-17

1Iarlno Disasters at Key Vest.
CHARLESTON. S. t., Jan. l5.-The Couritrs
keT West letter reports the marine disasters
there for tue past year hare involved the loss Of
S;,p3l 600.
, 1860-01-17
ER1CssON'S CAI.ORIC EN-

Weart now prepared to fu.a.4h these Engines
AT MANUFACTURE PRICES
ons Of them can be seer tn oEe.1ton 4 store.
HIGGINS, AuWKf i CO.
tea4b911n s7s Randolph ssEest,
, 1860-01-17

Southern Sale and Shppn. Stock Yards reported express
ty IL. the DAllT EkKss TRtuCxE, by TBod. klCoLEa
for tic wcek ending Jau. 1iLa. ls6:.
Stock Received for tho wcel:
0'o
IacRs
C0Fak knd N-lSFs II
Shipped Est ria s. Ha:'raad. ~ Mogs
6ALES FOLLOWING STOCK.
Sales ct 1ss heads good f.fr Cattle
- II! :" medium =" -....... e43G41.5u
I" III " itfcfiot .....s l.5A4 5G0
I1s9 good lcSs ............... 4.6-at -yN&5.Ap
81 light ........,,....., 40O3{ 8
II x0l " sheep ., -. -.....,..,. e-IGs3AQ
Fnwz md f.Hlyess TT head
, 1860-01-17

Another Stcamkr Arrived.
New IoEE. jan 1G--The Jura arrived this
noon from liverpool, 3lst ult.
, 1860-01-17
Uullt!|i;:S zlp.: lIitlsDaltS.

ISRAINARD Il HUTCHINSON,
tSustr>fsr>:" S'~reEs. Er1naI! X fn..t
GENERAL. CNMMt-~n'S ME.NUtiANE>, - Ss uih
Waiter street C!cseo H.. vii ,lt.r iu>v- atrn.
ton fn tic purchase a:a <4:c .f t!uur ts' .l Il. kinds
OF rr0tucs. toAa.is>'1 lsIs; &C. n.ado
Eoa .J.3, an.:.y
, 1860-01-17

4 n. KING,
80 tL.ArE oy tLoraH + Ese,,
DEALER IN RIDES. WHuL. rELT, AND SEEDS.
16S Ai"=fs stFssf, Chicago.
one door Eas: oG :ic Old S:aai. oceo3..otm
, 1860-01-17

{ ,HlCAGO + EOCk ISLAND
M NEi;e 1t CLie1So ~ t.,i,x.
nay Ex3es, ari Nail e l:.5 ia! and x.ryts .,
"ei psn !: una.ys pied,
, ~ Ex eA!s..ssAt .tL3 tn. tSu, I,ys e1.ep,sd,
arrives II 30 am tEM:t.ysrx.s std "
~ atfn aSes.: -::l Ia AErivs. At 3::o
aa1-' lSanaAjA e44e1 cL-)
vi sr J. nv f,rn axsrt ~ Ts7
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
mroitlnts.

TRUSSES, TRUSSES-A large assort
Il of Marsh Trusses and Supporters, for sale he
ID SCOTT,
do diff 25I Main Mechanic street.
DAN KILLER.-A large invoice of Da-
Il Wis Pain Killer Just received, and for sale az th9
manufacturers lowest prices. GEO. II. SPURR POI
Main rect. diff mch3
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. HILL az THOMPSON,
Physician, Accoucher Author Othe Causes, History
Cure OfSecret Diseases
Main Straa4 VVorcastar


Sc Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
Where they Will continue, heretofore, consult
witt the afflicted of either personally or by letter
DIS HILL THOMPSON consider it superfuous to allude
to the universal which has attended their prac
tice since he established Office in Worcester.
The Drs. have arranged their offices that patient
in contact with another He has great pleasure in
informing the larer portion of the readers Of this adver
tiscment that he has recently possession of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints 1t is
from the original recipe OF the late distinguished phys
clan, Sir VIM. James of London The title OF this nvau
able remedy is " Sir William James Uterine CahOlicOn,
or the Ladies' Secret Friend 1t will be found Ger
tain remedy, and warranted to fail in the immediate
removal of stoppages of the monthly catamena, whites
ami falling of the womb. Married ladies' whose health
will not admit of an increase oftamlv, will find it
tain preventive but at the time it is necessary TO
caution those that encieRte, that they it mis-
carriage to be the result 1t is perfectly harmless
in other respects This Invaluable Remedy will be
free any were, with advice, on receipt OF S..
The limit OF Jts advertisement will prevent DIR. HILL
from aludne to the many advantages patients placed
under by consulting him, u conclusion he would add
no skill, attention experience W. 6e wanting l
part in treating successfully the obstinate
syphilis gOnOrhpa gleet impOtency, seabuse, and 9th
| er complaints of this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders all strangers well
friends, that upon the rst appr ach Of infection to apply
at once to HIM.. BY adopting this plan the greater d
Guilty IS avoided in efectng speedy and sure cure.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
ID A P L r AREHOUSE

IARTARIC ACID, by the Case, for sale
= nt GEO. r. SpuRRS. 2OLMain street dti jal9
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

DR. SWEETS lniallible Liniment afford
immediate relief for Piles and seldom fails to cure
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
V e Q e I a b l e .

and although powerful they will not nJure in the lea
ranted to cure the above mentioned diseases withou
uShG any eNtera applications. With my Indian Vegeta
OILS dostf -"
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
We " IeEIIEl INtFNFI VI NIIs
GENERAL AGENTS.

GENERAL AGENTS.
j; W HUNNEWELL Co, Coml WIFI, Boston.
GEO. HuNNEWELL, l45 Water street New York
nder the special supervision of JOHN l.. HUME.
WELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutst Boston, Mass
whose signature covers the curks OF tine genuine only
and To- whom address all communications.
S3id IN worcester by j. .. HILL, JAMES GREEN
sOr to Chas. Clark deod&weowtf .nch97
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
$4,000 REWARD.

for anything that will surpass Dr. A. Hil's Panacea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of GOnorrhpa
elects Structures, Whites Pains in the Back and Lons
Seminal Weaknesses Affections of the kidnevs Irrta
ton Of the Cretha Gravel and all the disorders of the
exposure change the application to business These
preparations entirely
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
NJ Z w G A S L / G H I
JOHNSON'S
DOMESTIC SELF GENERATING GAS LIGHT
Invented by HENRY JOHNSON, Washington. D. G
Patented April lie, 1859.
Patented April lie, 1859.

This iRuention uH render all Families Who iRde
pendent OF Gas Companies. and how wherever placed
they enjoy the luxury Of brilliant las light. Each
burner generates its gas from common Burning
Fluid, Its SGtety briancy ched and enience,
admitted by all who or see it, This mode OF using
burning fluid prevents possibility of explosion. One
pint will last from TO 10 hours The average cost the
year round is cent hour Ibis light is equal in
brlancy to the coal gas light, and the time is
softer and agreeable to the eyes The cost OF the
apparatus is from SO upwards according to STYLE You
pipe of your house, with coal gas for 5c foot
have each complete in itself, either chandelier,
bracket to stand the mantle carry from 10
in the hand The style of fixtures used for
can be used. There is no disapreeable odOr.
1t allows to escape none is made except when
burning. Its adaptation for dUeliRgS churches halls,
factories steamers, and 0mn6aSeS is unsurpassed
Come and IT, Night is the best time to witness its il
Illuminating powers 1t be to be appreciated
This beautiful cheap and desirable domestic gas light
can now be seen at at
ia Main street, Worcester, Mass.
The subscribers having purchased the above Patent
the state of Massachusetts, prepared to furnish fix
lures and burners for all who may send in their orders
Persons coming from the country and residents the
city respectfully invited call ard examine them
selves fair trial will satisfy any that this selgen
Grating gas is far cheaper ard equally as brilliant as the
coal gas. Call at ia ain street and specimens.
TOWNSEND, ARMSTRONG, 81 co.
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1555s555 WORCESTER & NASHUA

el::is5.szzs5ss=9 GAILROAD.-WIn Winter Arrangement.
gE-gg- On after Nov. lst, 1855, Passenger
Trains will follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills n.., and All p M
Leave Nashua at7 a. and II M, and p. H..
AT Nashua, all trains with the trains OF Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the and from
the Northern, the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
AT Groton Junction, trains directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and with trains
of the Fchburg Railroad with the exception of the FIRST
train from Boston; and Fchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng,
land States" G. w RENTIEY Sun't
Worcester Nov |, 1858. diff iny9T
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Isass556555ss5sz NORWICH AND WOR-
e1.s=s=ssz=zzszz9 CESTER RAILROAD.-NOTIC E.-The
eggEGs Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
York line via Long Island SOUND will resume their trims
leaving New York on WEDNESDAY, January With at 1
O'Clock p. m.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN will leave Worcester on THURS
DAY, January 18TH at O'Clock p. m and continue to
run as heretofore. z. ST NJ AN DREWS Snnft
Norwich, january 10th, 1860 dtf iaI2
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

Putup for dealers in containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph show-card accom-
panying each package.
ER-A single bottle of SPALDLNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its annually 10 every
household.
Sold by all prominent Stationers Druggists Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make a note of SPALpING g
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list. 1t will
stand any climate. deod&yly mis-
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges,
each ones circumstances taken into consderato-n
many he takes in hand, he warrants perfect and
eflectual cure.
lsB- Consultations by letter, &c.