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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLATURE.
TUESDAY, Feb. I.
SENATE.


Petitions wore nresented from Peter Wei.
iinr ond u othors Of Tovinrton ord + 10
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

WARREN.-Dr. Calvin Cutters series of
physiological lectures in Warren have been
brought to a close. No lectures in that town
for long time, have attracted more crowded
houses, or been more interesting or instructive
to the citizens. At the close of his fifth lee
ture, which ended the regular series, he COM
piled with the request of his audience to add
another on Intemperance in its physiogcal
bearings. When the course was flushed, Mr..
Shepard Blair, in behalf of the Methodist So.
ciety, to whom the proceeds were generously
given presented resolution expressing their
sense of the value of his efforts, and their
thanks for the material aid they had afforded.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of the Congregational church,
proposed that the entire audience join the So
ciety in rendering their thanks to the doctor
for his lectures, and especially for the last, one
sentiment of withdrawing to the first steps
in intemperance-was worth the cost of the
whole. The resolution was adopted by ris-
ing vote. The audience then made volun-
tary contribution for his benefit, and tile peo-
pie dispersed under the most favorable impress
Sons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

nraWng ana Painting Taught.-Miss r. NJ.
CARPENTER invites those who arc desiruus Of ipstrac
uqn IN Dr9wing aud Painting in WATLR COLORS and
IN Flags Block, No. 10, where, under the dlrcciin Of
the excellent Artist Mr. EDWARDS, she is prepared 10
give instruction IN the different branches of the ART on
reasonable terms, and IN satisfactory manner '' w."
tan, ELLEN NJ. CARPENTER
J"'l uu No. ~ flapRs Block 81 story
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

POLICE CoURr.-Yesterday Patrick Nc
Intyre of North Brooktield, for being drunk,
was fined So and costs, and committed. Bridg
ct Sullivan was fined 81 and costs for the
same offence, which she paid, and was dis
charged. She was found in the freight depot
of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad, Tues
day afternoon, in a state of beastly intoxica-
ton, with halfflled jug of liquor by her side.
Patrick Kelley, for being a common drunk
ard was sent to the House of Correction for
two months. Thomas Moore, for assaulting
George Stanton, was fined S. and costs. He
appealed, and gave bonds in 500 to prosecute
his appeal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS Road
The annual meeting of this corporation was
held in Boston, Wednesday, and the following
BOARD Of directors chosen Thomas White
more, John J. Swift, James Cheever, Joseph
Goodhue and ID. N. Carpenter. Mr.. Ham,
made an encouraging statement of progress in
behalf OF the Hoosac Tunnel, animadycrtinc
with some severity on the niggardly noliov If
the state, as contrasted with the generous nat.
ronage it bestowed on the Western R,iIrooa
WESTERN RAILRoAD.--The annual ,nae,i,o
Of this corporation was held in Bosto.. Wed.
nesday, and the following directors were cho..
en- Chester w. Chaplin, WIN. II. Swift. Jo.
siah sdckney, Robert Campbell aud Ignatius
Sargent. The directors on the part Of the
state are to be chosen by the Legislature on
Friday night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

Everybody needs a. Giue-POt occasionally
Dnt every body knows that tho Oll-iaihioncd mode
9ssnying glue Is inconvenicnt. spadlngs Prepared
Glue Is chemically held in solution Is equal 10 the best
preparation Of Cnhlnct-mnkcrs Clue aud ~ used cold
brush accompanies each bottle. aud the whole costs
only twenty five cents. DIFF als
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

The HUTcHINsoNs will sing tomorrow eve
ming at Washburu Hall. John seems to be
the only remaining representative Of the old
family but his children, Viola and Henry,
recall memories of Abby and Jesse.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
ARKEED.

In this city, hv Rev j Adams, Samuel C 7 Aborn to
Martha Ann Williams.
In Lowell, Feb 8, by Prof Huntington of Cambridge
Prot Cook. r. of Harvard University to Mary Hinck
lev, daughter OF DR. Elisha Huntingdon formerly Iienen
ant governor of Lowell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

Hf. Edwards, Artist, having located his studio
au tes1eoe ~ TINS city viii devote his attention TO ihe
NHlus departments OF his profession Persons /. isbInp
iOIyecNS thorough course O Instruction in order 10
PHcn VIII hnd Is believed, entire satisfaction Ibe
course VIII consist Of encllng Cravou Tnstlc India
lhk' aler ,9l9 Drawing and OH Painting ns shall he
hgIUeu r. IFS Exhibition Rooms. In Flags Block on
pSlte lay state House, free, and Open from 10
i23, ana from to 4. Visitors invited TO raii norma
'lon gwen ny letter TO persons at distance. d3n nil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Rev. David Tully of
Ballston Springs, n. Y, will tonight deliver
the closing lecture of the Mechanics Associa-
ton course. His subject will be mechanics,
and their Influence on Society.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09
LlEED.

In Fitchburg, Feb 4. Nathan Watson IS vrs
In Rpwley, Feb I. Rev Willard Holbrook IS YRS He
church in R0wley.
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Special 3lotltrs.

Special 3lotltcs.
DIR. d. Mitchell, Homeopothic Physician and
Surgeon. Office No I Flags Block Worcester
10 du
Gems md See The rnqt9eTa2as n India Ink
ja6 dtf sPoONER s DANIELS.
L. Il. Nichols, NJ. D., Homeopathic Tshysi-
cram ana residence ~ Main street Office hours
rom to 3, and from 10 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Worcester, October 20. 1850 diff d3l
Come and See the Ambrotvpes. at ''UNI0N ART
GALLER1," l9I Main St sPooNER 4 DANIELS.
LuciIs NaerriGeId, Teacher of the Piano Forte
HarhohS' &c Residence Carroll street, Worcester.
j. G.. Esr.,dt. N. IL, Physician and Surgeon of
nee No. Elm street Office hours to 10 m, and
up. M diff mv25
Hogs! HOgs!-IOO Splendid dressed heavy Hogs
Tor sac by DRAPER * CLARK.
Come and See the Plain Photographs at UNION
jal6 dtf sfo0NER & DANIELS.
as NIoN AIT dr. GALLERY 80 Map s'rce{
UNION ART GALLERY IA Main street 0''''9'
jal6 dH sPooNER Is DANIELS.
Come and See the Photographs in Pastel, at
ia G5oN AR' GALLERY s n2iH tgeT bAx1r1s
help that be obtained Free Of Charge at Room
Mo- American House Block, Up Stairs d3m NIL
Ifyou wish for splendid picture OF your child call at
CoPh s. lSS Main street His arrangements
plete for producing kc"ess instunaneOusly diff dis
A style of Seamless Water Proof Caps, Just
feSSlVeo at ALLEN City shoe store, l16 Main street.
CIahin is making splendid Photographs, colored or
Main street diff as
--
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les tim Onia1S.
[From the Annual Report the School Board of Wor
cester Tor the year 1861
At the commencement of the Fail Term MIR Homer
D. Spague was chosen by the Board as the PRINCIPAL Of
the School His success in winning the regard OF 1he
pupils ana III gov erng and teaching the school, induced
Inc Delel IN the Committee that in passing by the lu-
nerous applicants for the place thoy had been fortunate
III securing the services OF Mr. Sprague.
lFrom the Annual Report for the year 1871
notwithstanding dhe many changes in its teachers1
inc committee have been erated witness manifest
confluence OF the public seems to have risen in like pro-
portion. 90
CFrom the same Report1
Dr. Till, Chairman OF the High School Visiting Com
mitee gives MS Impressions in the following language
WIN which we close our report: II have been familiar
with the school, with the exception Of one or yn Vears
some thirty years. have seen il in its most denTessnd
ana most prospercd state and after ircquent eNnmna
tiOn ana careful study OF its character, to de-
claIe mat nave never seen it when il was more worthy
Oh inc respect and confidence OF the com unity"
from the Annual Report for the 1851
The principal teacher, Mr.. Spraguc has sustained.
through the last year. his high and weldeseryed rcputa
u9ll, ana your committee trust the time is far distant
Inc discipline OF the school has been well maintained.
49, rFrom the same Report
we are assured that the teaching is thorough going
me oIhdaon; that il is broad taking In large range
OF toPcsi auu refined extending to the nalin and
taste as well the judgment and memory. And we
hh that IN TINS llr Spragues department. at least,
ne school is such that it should receive the confidence,
inc nearly sympathy and cooperation of all who wish
well to the educational interests OF our city.
lFrom the Superintendent Of Schools for the City Of
WOreester.J
u Cheerully bear testimony to MI Spragues eminent
success as faithful and popular teacher Ills accurate
scholarship and his varied and extensive learning,
bic him to Law good foundation for scholarship IN his
pupils The high standing In college taken by the stu
dents prepared under his Instruction. cynces the excel
lence Of his scholarship, and his success as teacher
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

o M Il + b. S p r A G u Z
Principal of the Worcester High School for nearly three
and a half years will give
INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
STUDIES
at his residence Oxford Place, or in any part of the
city, day or evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

PARKS, BARKS. BARKS.-B ayberry,
~ Elm prckly Ash, Snssairas, wild Cherry, Mezeron
and Peruvian Barks both Red and Yellow, for sale by
BUSH e. CO., "a Front street. dim f6
w ORCESTER RICULTU RAJ
w soClETY-A special meeting of the Trus ees of
the w A. society VIII be held the Brick Court IOnse,
on SATURDAY, February II, at 10 o'clock H. M, to re-
consider the Premium List for 1850. Per order Of
WIN. $. LINCOLN, President
HENRY II. KEITH Secretary
Worcester, Feb. 4, 1860. d4t&wlt II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

HOicway's Pills and 0intment together form
the TWO great heathgiving remedies the nineteenth
century While the former acts through the external or
ceS as water peneratcs the parched soil the latter pu
rlles the blood and renders the physical machinery
healthY and vigorous Sold at the manuactorv No so
Maiden Lane New York and by all Druggists at 25c 63c
and 81 per pot or box. d6t "a
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City ann County SnteIIlgente.

SAM CowELL has given two entertainments
to large and delighted audiences, at Mechanics
Hail. His exhibition of the humorous and the
comical was decidedly rich, and kept the audi
ence to high pitch of enjoyment. lie was
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, whose vocal
and instrumental music added greatly to the
atfraciinns of the evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

nR. POLLARD has returned and will
~ remain at the Lincoln House, Room o. second door
Elm street, few weeks longer Those troubled
With Piles llumors and long standing running offensive
Sores, are particularly invited to call Consultation
free. diff ial5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpERTAKER .ND
CoFFiN WAREr9rsE,-C oilns Caskcts, Patent Metallic
burial Gases and Robes description ALWAYS on
sizes. ~ - '
Every thing connected with the of funerals
promptly attended TO. No A. Front street. residence on
Front street Worcester Mass. dawtf NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

Nothing More Pleasing, acceptable or ann
pirate for present than of SpoonerS Daniels beau
uui pictures. 1 \ mammoth collection oi specimens
of The various STYLES on exhibition at the "UNION ART
GALLERY 1871 Main street. Call and see. diff DIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

Mars. Il: H. Clark, Physician and Midwife Of
nee ana Residence 3tJ Main street. corner of MYRTLE La
dies are invited to call examine an ObsetrcaI SIM
porter which she applies and which is a most ciceiI
support ana assistant in confinement. Chronic Catarrh
successfully treated. DIFF DO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-09

a II Of Dr. Humphrey a; CO.'S Specific Home
opatic iemGdes put up eXpresslv for family use. With
b9ok OF Iui directions. Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main street and Druggists and Stores gen
erav d&wly ~
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"
rAN BE FURNISHED REGULARLY TO
- -1h-r~f--- tErru-fH-G gre t-lt-f-- Pr.= . = year
Bsc- r-rl--- f-E January. lsf'. -Irr.-1-
Trs E-f.-f-. ~ q monthly ra-rrr-. ut H. pages rr-fie
Column HAs no -Ir-Trr t- literary merit - arr--- ----.H-A-
me- Era rgmh-r (. --t-lI-i-t ~-l one rr gao u-=.uus
YIfr--. rs -s-tsfl- IT, vHr-ry --fr-s-. and t@Is--- " -ae
E-a-'f- a--r.a- m an gre GsHartn MS ~ F-a-icl-= aud f-Il-
lar science rH-h Instructive ans -~:rr-aE.uE- stamp 1s E-
s1-I- H WHITNEY.
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MNNES sNNN SNyssSs>
Adams Imperial Book Presses.

On which tie TarI-renovnad Ha-ger's illuminated Pictorial
Bic Tas printed, snd which : capable of doing the fines;
printing known II This branch Of our business ~e are prepared
% execute al wo-a which may he offered, in Hawaiian. ing
Nsh. c. any other language, oG the loves, terms
FHr al other kinds Il Eyrz, ordinary ana extraordinary,
from the smallest druggists labels 70 the most Lengthy srae APP
pen3ioes that may he Issued from the portfolio % the >oreigu
One We haven fullest and most complete assortment { PRINT
ing Materials ever collected il tins Kingdom. aui the bes; Vcrk
men - 30 fa-u1 aaywhsre in ;he Pacific OCEAN.
t. be brief ~ have recently added OF considerable expense,
over ary varieties OF us~ typ- % our already eHr=1st sc colec-
ZION. AMI a large assa1neu; % plain ami fancy wedding BUSH
uess, ball and other cards AMI note papers, with choice cap
bI-held. letter and other papers, n all sizes and c9iars. large
and small. ani are thus prepared. AZ ;He s5o---s, notice aad on
:he lowest terms, to print ANYTHING and -,sry ching TIA: may he
wanted. whether
ADDRESS CARDS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
BALL TICKETS.
BILLETS OF ALL KINDS.
CIRCULARS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
~BILL-IEADS,
AUCTION POSTERS,
BUSINESS POSTERS.
CARGO POSTERS.
SHIP AND SCHOONER FOSTERS,
PAMPHLETS AND BOOKS.
BYLAWS M CONSTITUTIONS
ENVELOPE LETTER ADDRESSES.
COST LEGAL AMI OTHER BLANKS.
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PEARL RIVER SALT.

WE HAVE C~ON>TA>TLI o. HAM
w salt f-.r tn Pearl River --t WH-.-. h-E rHr-e ana
ar~- eIalul-s 20 -lL 90 tH i1zr-- w.r-9- rs---. Aar- Ka-
Eslhse Potatoes. % glsl-l-- Co -uH. ami Delivered a- .a.rt.-;
uouc-- NILCuA. RICHARDS s Co.
zI--1u g1--u street.
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FE ~ll-E- Hf. .
cry. q which be would resp r,'
Se,-s fine acc; boss from I {.
qu.rys,
4 splendid assortment y mem.
o-au5a books and tablets.
T-ca mem f-r every v--I-,y
L. books. an SIZES
Ruled and uurg.el cap paper.
tier paper
Fancy. plain & ruled note per
Bra and narrow H.i paper,
E-I and wl--= betting pal-r.
psf ofLc- envelope e
Le--l cap PAPER.
Re- Jed pencils
Drawing several E.lis.
Letter copying books,
Ink. black, blue. rcd, carui.=
copying and iuieiihl=.
Sta-I pens. iurl-i lC Hunts
Hfu.=. Wells, 1IIetS. US
-O6. 5y2, ard B-Earl's VI.
canned pens, and large vsE
s-v az ~. -.y.as,
Bristol board
Egv- re-, - ~
Wa.e-s. fancy AMI common,
P@1hrli-r-, = cr-a- variety
BHy-S Ea,-r ry.r-
. ua,Hsuacc,i Instruments,
ivory & cocoa L4cslea er-
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III PACIFIC
Commercial advertiser.
TIE GREAT EASTERN

Tae following account from a New York paper,
gives - many new facts regarding this marine
rond-r Of the 18Th century. that we insert IL.
although Se have before given an account o. her
hrst rip across the Atlantic
GA THURSDAY last. our city as startled by The
news 81 the arrival Of the Great k0Steru- Inc
glad intelligence w1s Mt generally believed. how
ever, until 1t bad APPEARED on the newspaper
bulletins, for the impression had somehow settled
into the public mind that the Great Eastern
would never cyme into port. X wds commonly
supposed that she would either sink On tire way
over. " would pUJ back - England again IN dis
gust, and tnEt rr-t would b t-- end Il her LIS
rOry % mi=fJTiunes-
About IL O'Clock. Ness. Griuuell * Nin-lrn.
agents Of the ve---l, with a small party OF u-w--
pauer men and Others hastily collected together.
rOJk pas-4g- IN che -c=am-tus. I1rtes. from pier
No. . East River % meet the m8nmy.h yss-el,
wHicH was understood - BE- wing 4DJut midway
bstw sen the li-htship and Sandy Hook, p miles
from rhs city, waiting for 4 full tide N The bar.
All was calm On bard the YG.Les. until she
came within h4Iiln- distance % the giant sLran-
Ger, when, II a Vr-conc-rte1 signal, the tenants
81 the Yaakes f4i--d their voices IN "A --rl-s Ot
genuine American cheers. concluding with a
startling tiger This -aluJltiJn brought out
a faint re~pJuse from the small knot ct people on
the deck .: the Great Eastern Ine IGHtse then
made The entire circuit Of the ship. the Isi-sen-
gers On tine former cheering frequently. and call
in- fJrtn Somewhat feeble r-spyH--s from the lat
ter
just after the YANKEE had rounded the bow Of
the Great Eastern. the stars ana stripes, which
had not vet f,Irei from her. were raised 10 her
fore a. a natiJna! Offset u the cross Of II. George.
which aurtered at her stern ibis act called out
the lJudesr tribute Of applause Yet received from
the passengers Of the Yankee, and in r=turn, the
whole crew VI The Great Eastera. vino were sum
nOned To the deck, gave = lOt Of hearty English
hurrlhs.
As the tug rounded the giant steamship. her
immense length and height became apparent. and
the spectators Were Let in aInaz=Inent At the
sight They looked with SPECIFICS wonder ~
the marine prodigy until they reached her side,
and the STAIRS We're lowered tor The visitors - as
cend. Sumo delay was then occa-ionei in adjust
Ing q plank between the tug and the steamship,
ami il WAS not without fearful risks that the pas
seng-rs Of the former stepped cautiously UPJn the
narrow plank and walked tTemblInEly up on
board
Tney were then cordially received BY Captain
Hall aud other officers. and Proceeded u an IN
spectiOn Of the magnificent vessel. The dimen-
siJns and capacities Di this vast -Lip have ben -
often described that IL l. necessary Tor the reirvsE-
ment % the readers meInOIy only 10 add the fol-
lowing statistics. Nothing but personal ir~iec-
ton can convey IN APPROXIMATE idea vi the Graf
Eastern
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oE 50 a I
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
The Carsoes of the British Barks
."HUMPHREY NELSON.'
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL"
Dry Goods.
Blue c1,ton~, vh:. ert,ol.. sup=rane white c7'toa'.
assorted p-r--two blue pr.u--. Turkey red ant
Eam-! F-.aea lawns, aa,ezs n. b~rllaa,es.
plain and fancy silks, Victoria lawns
t-..it-r- prints. cotton >aseuas,
aoTlz7yI haadksrs-is.s'
F3 ssTs s r a9.i-
key --tdo,
LINEN
handkerchief.
dzrir-. riding hats,
umbrellas. sewing cotton. rise
and scarlet ---- SHIRTS vla; Jackets.
alpaca cg-s, mosquito netting. ie.a blouse.
m~-lys, a.ql-ss, plain and figured. suG~raus and common
mems fet hats silk iE-ts-rChefs -uE-rlEa tweed 'rouS-UuEs,
shep.g7i's -i't, blu. ;"lie- rar-.'- I.f5a blue flannel White
-aE:., -o;:aa ;s-.--ra-s, printed Iusaas. Sc, SC &c, sc.
Hardware.
Tu1i'e- r9r1 .--. ASST, rat bar irra, as~i.
Sp-i-s. si've-s. -ls. cross -l- -Hes- ht-t de-.
Tenor saws, assorted lcs-. -u.-s ana tTSs.
r N.-p-or-. scissors. ca-s-,r,as. plate! spurs.
C4-t iraa pos. s.,;d ..zs. c-ae-' a-vls.
E-
C7-P~rs' rFvts t7=' ll.t t5---s lac IRONS
Naval Stores.
Ts--et rcQa, a--.i sizes, Manila rope. trlc roIe.
IL H.. 800 ia. 81 iii sr.rts d rlr,e1tir-.
Sal canvas. sss,i. aarr-- S.csh6.u ;4-.
Barrels pltcn, slap scralvrs, sewing palms,
Bees wax. sand PAPER, chtt- f"z-,
- - --.r.. E-g. T. sI-r.
AS.
...ssr.a...-- r.-a- - . q,--
,.--s IN. ---I.- t.r- s. -- sizes
NfOceFIe>.
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Hawaiian Soap Works.

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-01

Dir. u o. KINGSLEY. Sir:-I have herD selling the
medicines Of the Grsnenherg company tnr thu last tn
searS. and have invariably & unI them 10 give gOod
satisfacuon; and the pills I have s"it 10 a good many
families a. regularly as their tet and eOdee. and win
NV trade they t'~vns a staple article. MArshaI's
Cterite CsthOlicun j. a medicine that has done a graf
mount 0f Eooi in female diseases orr lady I sod Il
Js told me she had received more hrHpft from one bot
tie than she dill ITsm 4 long course Ol me,Iical treat
neut by the most skilifui ply sieiahs.
Years LTaly, JAMES WILSON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-01
WESTERN RESERVE CARKIAGE
EaCT0RY. IT E.4RREK.

| The Proprietor desires TO inform his
H-&( friends and PATROLS. that he may nov
ETS% be found on Liberts street. south Of the
&kNBank where as formerly, he is manu-
featuring 20 order. ana for sale Carriage a nd Buggies
ofevery description ;and wiliconstautly keep oh hand
q good assortment oithe mostapproved sts les. which
for material. substantial workmanship and elegance
Of finish, shalinothe surpassed in this section ofOhic.
Those wanting a vehicle Of any kind, win do we'll 10y
giving me a call as they can scarcely fail in being
suited. either in style, quality terms or price.
Painting and Trimmingdone in a superior manner,
ard at prices that viii give satisfaction.
Cash will be paid, and good prices, for the best Of
al kinds second growth carriage lumber.
Warren, April 20 SO. L. K WISELL.