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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


Fernald d. Spokefield, messenger Of the
Provident Institution for Savings, Boston,
was killed, Saturday evening, while walking
on the Boston and Maine railroad, in Somer-
vile. He was partially deaf, and failed to hear
the alarm.
DIIDDLEsEX COUNTY
The building in Somervie occupied bv
Kent & Mervin, Boston, for the storage of
hair, was destroyed by an incendiary fire on
Sunday evening. The entire loss will not
be very far from $4,000
The barn of A. A. Getting in Marlborough
with two valuable cows, horse twenty tons
Of hay, and quantity of agricultural imple.
ments were destroyed by fire, Sunday. 10Th
inst. Loss $1,000, which was not insured.
The residents in Southboro', Framinpbam.
Holllston, and other places, saw a strange bal
loon sailing to the northward, on Monday eve
ming In Holiston, the outlookers waved
their handkerchiets, and salute was returned
from the car of the balloon, The balloon bore
the name Jupiter" but the inmates did not
leave the particulars OF their travels.
BARNsTABLE COUNTY
The clearinghouse belonging to the Con-
gregatlonallst church in Chatham, was burned
Sunday evening. 1t was occupied by Rev
Mr. French, who was absent attending meet
ing at the time. His furniture, library. &c
were destroyed. The house was insured at
the Barnstabe office.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The Friends Academy building, in New
Bedford, was set on fire, Sunday morning. at
the foot of the tower on the west side of the
building and the flames reached the top of the
tower before they were extinguished. The
main building was little damaged by fire bnt
was drenched with water
RHODE ISLAND.
In the town OF BurrillyiIle, near Glendale
Saturday forenoon, Lydia A. Phetteplace. a
woman of feeble intellect, killed her husband
Ziya Phetteplaee, by nearly severing his head
from his body with an axe, while he Law in
fit OF intoxication. When arrested, the woman
did not seem to realize the enormity of her
crime and gave as a reason for it that he had
lll-treated her and sometime threatened to kill
her. She was committed to Jail for trial.
Counterfeit fiyes on the. "Ciizens Bank
Worcester, Mass, are in circulation in provi,
dence Vignette--arge figure in centre Of
bill; figure in each upper corner; oval
medallion head in each lower corner, printed
over with red
CONNECTICUT
The supreme court of Connecticut has iust
decided the case Of Parmelee VS.. the sheriff of
Middlesex county. In 1864, James S. Parme.
lee was proprietor of the McDonough House
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KIND CITIZENS OF WORCESTER; i hope l am not
ove-stepping the bounds of propriey in attempting
that which have tried before l. c. to express my
most sincere and heartfelt thanks to a generous and
noble hearted public Well may this beautiful city be
called the Heart OF the Commonwealth for it does in
deed possess most noble hearts During my brief exist
ence has been lot to visit THOUSAND of the
principal cities and towns in the United States and Can
adas, but must speak my heart Dictates and say
honestly and boldly, that taking all in alb this good
city OF Worcester decidedly the BEAUTIFUL PLACE
IHAvE EVER VISITED. On the LIST day of August but
little over six weeks ago, this city an entire
STRANGER and was much surprised at being cordially
received by both the press and the "public' The
success have met with here has over-reached NV most
sanguine expectations and only with large sales of
my Mothers book, but if am to take actions as a cri-
terion, may fater myself that have made hosts of
friends That am unworthy of the unboundcd kind
ness extended towards by ALL cannot attempt to
deny; that has caused associate Worcester and
Its inhabitants among my most pleasant recollections
Is DECIDED FACT Having finished my business in this
city, to-day, feel to be but pleasant duty to thank
you all most sincerely for your kind attention. and be-
ieve me- it shall be my efforts at all times
merit your friendship. Hoping those who have pur-
chased Kate Felton, well pleased with its contents
let me close by saying should happen that should
meet citizen of Worcester Mass. on The prairie and
should possess the only loaf of bread near said prairie
truly the aforesaid citizen shouldreceiv THREE FouRrHs
OF THAT LOAF, and the other fourth would probably be
devoured by
Your young friend and obedient humble servant
EDWARD PAYSON WESTON,
Publisher of Kate FELTON,, or Peep at Realities"
Lincoln House,
worcester Mass, 24th sept, 1860.
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THE GREAT BASE BALL GAME TO-DAY
Many persons visited the agricultural grounds
yesterday, to see what provision had been
made for the great base ball game, between
the Upton and Midway clubs, which Is to
commence there at 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
A large number of seats have been erected,
with canvas-covered ones for the ladies, and
the grounds have been thoroughly prepared
for the occasion. There is no expectation,
among bali players, that the game Will be nm
ished before tomorrow afternoon, as The CUBS
are in equally good condition. and will play
quite as well as they did at the famous game
played here one year ago, when the upton
club were the vctors. Probably no better
ball playing can be witnessed anywhere IN this
country, than what will be observed as tins
game progresses, and there will be many inter
ested spectators. Both clubs are confident OF
victory. They arrived last night, the 'unlon"
Midway club stopping at the Bay state
House, and the Excelsior" Upton club at
the Lincoln House.
The judges selected are, by the Midway
club, A. o. Durham of the Anawam club OF
Mansfield; by the Upton club, c. ii. Stoddard
of the Lightfoot club Of North Brookheld; and
c. T. Robbins of South Shore club of North
Weymouth, for referee.
The Union club of Midway is composed OF
the following members: A. S. Harding, VIM
r. Parsons, George w. Mohr, L. A. Tran, b.
w. Richardson, John S. Treen, j. Putier,
Edward lockwood, X. E. Sherman, E. q.
Whitney, A. F. Fales, Charles W Seavery,
Rufus Durfee, E. L. Green, A. A. Carey, M.
S. Adams.
The following are the members of the Up
ton club e. C. Aldr!ch, A. johnson, }. w.
Taft, j. Southland, G. II. Stoddard, E, f.
Knowlton, L. r. Aldrich, c. Aldrich, 0. c.
Norcross, D. C. Lakin, Henry Taft, Edwin
Nelson, George Norcross, James Brayman, j.
H. Leisure.
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The STATE Reform SCHooL.-The newly
appointed trustees OF the state Reform School
had an informal meeting at Westboro Satur
day. Mr.. Hammond, the old treasurer, de-
livered up the papers, &C., to MIR. Davis, the
new one. meeting OF the trustees for or,
ganization and business will be held early in
October, when it is understood new officers
will be appointed James Banks of Northamp-
ton, keeper of the house of correction, has
been at Westboro for day Or two, and is I'M
derstood to be an applicant for the Office of
superintendent of the institution, --Boston
Traveller.
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GOLDSMITH F. BAILEY, of Fitchburg.
VOTERS IN THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

According to a census taken in 1857, when
the district system, for the election of coun-
cillors, senators, and representatives, was es-
tablished,) the whole number of legal voters
in this ninth congressional district was 20, 473
And they were distributed among the several
toNUpe folows
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DIR. M'Lane's Celebrated VermIruge ana

DIR. MLane's Celebrated VermIfuge ana
LIVER PlLLS-A singular combination but vary eaec-
tnal as the following will show:
NEW YORK, November 20, 1882
knowing, from experience, the valuable qualities of
Dr. AZ Lanes Pe1mitage and Liger Pills prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, have for some time back
considered my duty, and made it my business to make
those articles known wherever went among my friends
short time ago became acquainted with the case Of
young girl who seemed to be troubled with worms and
liver complaint at the same time and had been suffering
for some two months Through my persuasion she
purchased one bottle Of Dr. lfLoae's Veruaitage and
one box Of Liuer Plus, which she took according to
directions The result was she passed large quantity
OF worms and thinks that box more Of the Pill will
restore her TO perfect health Her and residence
can be learned by calling L. L. TheaI, Druggist
corner of Rutger and Monroe street.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FIENf
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA. There are other Pills
purporng to be Liver Pills now before the public Dr.
NJ Lanes genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Verm-
ge can now be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine Uithoat the signature OF FLEMING BROS
SIG d6tIwlt 70,
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MILLBURY.-In Milbury on Saturday last
there was played match game Of ball, be-
tween the "Olympics" and "Qulcksteps," both
of Millbury, which resulted in the victory of
the "Olympics" in game of four hours, the
"Olympics" making sxty-two to the "Quick-
steps" nineteen. There were sixty-ive in
nings and only three "home raps," one by G,
Sawyer of the Quicksteps, and two by E. NJ.
Rockwell of the Olympics.
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AccIDENT.-Horac Putnam of Worcester,
in journeying from Athol to this place with a
horse aud chaise, when about three.fourths Of
mile south from Barre met with a serious ac-
cident. The horse stumbled and fell, the
chase also being pitched over, throwing Mr..
Putnam, wife and child violently forward out
seriously hurt but the others escaped unin.
jured The chase was a good deal damaged.
The horse was a stumbler, which caused the
overthrow.
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overthrow

COLLISION on THE BosroN RoAD.-While
the third day freight train from Worcester
was standing on the north track at West Need
ham, as usual on Saturday afternoon, waiting
the passing of the 1916 passenger train on
the south track, a gravel train came up from
Granville on the north track and run into it.
Both engines are disabled for time and sew.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

In this city 24th inst Grace Miranda daughter of VIM
ana koSabella Hathaway, aged 8 mos and DAVIS New
Bedford papers please copy.
Funeral ON Wednesday at O'Clock at their residence
tend ~ ~ al ''ou ~ At
In New York, 2lst inst, VIM Mumford aged Sc wears
ne was Tor more than thirty years connected with the
once OF the New York Courier and ENQUIRER he on
eee9 ne 2ice as cerk in his youth and remained as
In Duchess county, Y, 18th inst Jacob Wietts A.,
esteemed mem6e of the Society Friends aged Is yrs
were quite popular in theirday S' Oi'
In Bailsidore, England, Rev Robert Alexander Ham-
so; aHed III wears While engaged In the act of praver
at he sabbath morning church service he was obreryed
70 Iaer IN MS speech and in instant afterwards fell
heart " -'eSSel VI INC
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POLICE CoURT.-On Monday, Jarius w.
Smith, arraigned for keeping a liquor nuisance
at the old Green Store" As Main street,
waived an examination, and was bound over
In $500 to answer al the next criminal term of
the superior court. James McCrillis, for dis
turbing the peace at midnight, and for assault
ing officer Darling, was sentenced to the house
of correction for two months. He appealed
and gave bonds in 5000 Joseph Hicks, for
resisting the officer and attempting to rescue
the above named McCrillis from his custody,
was fined S. and costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

Friction MISUNDERSTANDING been appoInted nv tho
bost0 Friction Match Co Agents for Tie sale OF their
MAlches IN worcester and vicinity we hereby give
notice that we shall keep constantly on hand an 9ssort
ment Of their celebrated Matches which will be sod
low Tor cash, and satisfaction Guaranteed " '''N
DRArE7 a CLARK
yZl OH Nos 10 and ~ Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

The republicans ofSUxbridge are to have a
grand rally next Friday night. P. Emory
Aldrich, Esq, will address them and lively
time is expected.
The democrats OF Blackstone and vicinity
raised "A by 40 ensign in Millville, Saturday
evening, with a great flourish of trumpets.
The Milford Band furnished the music, and
thirty-three guns were fired for the several
STATES
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Special 3lotrtes.

Hereafter, any person DESTROYS of purchasing n,
examining the book entitled "KAIE FELTON, OR
PEEL Al REALlIIES,N can do by calling at the
store OF EDWARD MELLEN. r., 239 Main street the
onlg poohstoIeI IT HAS EVER BEEN PLACED IN will be
placed iOr sale. Yours respectfully.
EDWARD PAYSON WESTON Publisher
s25 div ~ "''isheI'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

LEICESTER. - The Quintette club enter.
tanned the citizens Of this place with musical
and social party at the Town Hall, on Wednes.
day evening last. This association, without
any assistance from protested teachers of the
art have become very excellent performers,
and an announcement OF concert is sure to
draw a full house, In addition to the musical
entertainment select readings, recitations, and
vocal music were agreeably introduced the
whole concluding with promenade concert
the last forming most pleasing episode of the
evenings entertainment. We hope the material
encouragement of this, the first party of the
season, will encourage the frequent repetition
of them.
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mittee reported that the city treasurer be al
lowed $1,000, in settlement of taxes unpaid
previous to 1859, and that his bonds for 1887
and 1858 be discharged. Agreed to.
Both boards adjourned for two weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

Confectionery and Candy Manufnctory
No "a Main street, Worcester (Goddards Blocks Sold
Wholesale and retail by GEORGE HILLYERS. Here
can be always found large assortment of delicious
Cad es OF different avors TO repale the taste Worces-
Yer manufactures almost everything but this CONNECTION
cry and candy exceeds all. sll dtf
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LIQUOR SEIZURE, No. 4.--One more sci,
zure of liquors was made at the "Green store"
Monday morning, by officer Braman, the tro.
phes consisting of one hundred and thirty-six
gallons of gin, and six barrels of other kinds
good, some of the wine having been on hand
ten years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

Mr. E, S. NAsoN's JUVENILE CHOIR will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at his music
store in Clark's Block, to organize and receive
new members
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The Great indian IsemcGy for EnmnIe

ea
49, DR.. MATTISoN's INDIAN EMMEN AGoGT-y
inns celebrated female medicine possessing virtues mn
known OF any thing else of the kind and proving eeal
after all Others have been tried in vain is prepared and
s s9ld 9niy az Dr MATrISON'S REMEDIAL INSTI-
~ iE for SPECIAL Disc Asses, No. Is Union street,
IfONuence, X L. and sent by Express secure from oh
servation to all parts of the country 60 For narc-
lars see advertisement the fourth page of this paper
aul0 d6weontf f'o ~ 9 p'l''i'
MA. Iegg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues fine buts.
hessOI CtedHStRg Redge;Q and Repai1ng len pDar
ei; ana also cleanses Ladies Shaws Riding Dresses nc
he-dyllg executed at from three ten davs notice
ana cleaning at shorter notice when the necessity or CON-
Yeneuce of customers requires il.
ne mas increased his help and facilities steady
increase in his business Office No. Pleasant street
"a Every description of FANCY DYEING executed i'm
the best manner, at fair prices, and with Dispatch
Truth No. S.--lhat | shall keep the best assort-
ment OF housekeeping Goods be found in this ar ov
othcr city ana shall not be undersod anv and cvery
body is expected to call and examine nv crocEery and
glass ware. Examine both price and qualitv whether
they buy or not and what great variety OF goods
! sell TO suit everybody. e
n New Carpets, all Wool for sale for Old ones
also Tor Feather Beds and Bed Clothing or Cash paid
for the same. Call and the Poeea Exchange in the
aul0 DIFF - Nf''Vi'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

YANKEE ENGINE COMPANY, No. 5, are
going in a body to New York, next Tuesday.
They will take the National Band with them
and are in for two days excursion. They
Will have jolly good time.
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DE. Hronson,s IsIood Fonn.-

, DE. Eronson's Blood FOOd.-Ihe demand for
ms unrVlled Preparation beyond the possibility of
doubt and Its sale is becoming large as that Of any
oIer article now before the public. Tens of thousands
81 pc sons who were sufferers seen daily walking
me streets Of all the principal cities OF Union and hy
thelr influence spreading the fame of "Dr BkoNsoS's
BLOOD FooD throughout the civilized world But the
ai OF one bottle Is more convincing than all we could
say IN whole newspaper column. II gives life health
ana beauty TO the sick and restores by magic those
only say, try IT,
- We would also call the attention of Mothers to Dr.
EATON lNFANrLE CORDIAL. This said to be SUPERIOR
to any article of the kind known II your alxions
hearts are panied by Witnessing the suferings OF your
!ltle ones lose no time in procuring bottle 1t Is I'M
Invaluable specific for infants tcethng soteninp their
gums anu aliaylng all fever and irritation BY All means
ger the Cordial relieve the sufertngs of your children
ana enJoy unbroken your own repose-AduertiSer and
- see advertisement. For sale by GEO. II. SPErRR
IANiD SCOTT, Nj GREEN " CO.. and GEORGE
r HARLOW, Agents, Worcester. d,Ewlm 80
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CITY AND COUNTY.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
At the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester the
ending Sept. %, lS60.
Thermometer Wind. Rain.
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a Friend in Need.-Trv it.-Dr Sweet's Tnr,Ii
le u inent is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephcn
sweet oi connecticut the great bone setter and has
ueeh uSeu III MS practice for the last twenty Years with
e most astonishing success As external remedy il
Is mltout rival ana Will alleviate pain more speedily
luai any otherprepara NJ For all Rheumatic and Merry.
gus Disorders It truly nfallible and curative or
sores wounds, Sprasns Bruises &c. lis soothing
heang, and powerful streng thening tic
s wonder and establishment of all who have given it
trai OVeriour hundred certificates ofremarkabe cures
my22 d3tawSweoviv '' '' 'i'S i"ot
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FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.-By vote, at a re-
cent meeting of the committee, the evening
hour for opening is changed from to 81, and
the closing hour from 8 to s o'clock, except
on Saturday, when it will remain open the
usual time, 1t was also voted to limit the
number of books to be taken out to two week.
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eral cars of both trains were broken up by the
conclusion, but fortunately, no person on
either train was injured. The cause of the
accident was in the disregard of rules, which
obeyed, would have made it impossible. The
wrecks were removed the same night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, law term,
full bench, will commence its October session
III this city, on Tuesday next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

All of DR.. Humphrey ~ CO.'S Specific Homo
opathic Remedies, put up expressly for family use with
p09k OF iull directions Sold in Worcester by DAVID
SCOi Zo Main street, and Druggists and stores cen
orally. dEwlv -
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.-rhe Pioneer club
of District 20 have secured the services of j.
O. A. Griffin, Esq, who will address the re.
publicans of Worcester at the City Hall, on
Thursday evening next.
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MA II IsIED
DIEIb.

In this city, oath inst by Chas Herssv Fec frto.
flagg 10 Caroline Lonine, both of West Boylston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

Fhotographsi-At Union Art Gallery from life
TO miniature sizes, and finished either in Oil Water
India Ink Pastile or Crayon Also Ambrotypes Melain
oypes' &c.- all sizes. PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECEASED
PEOPLE.
the oes' Pictures in the city. at the reasonable
prices are made at the "Unon Art Gallery 1871 Main
. -------- au2o diff
MrS, NJ w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SrceFss
FuL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 25 Mechanic strppt ii
recy opposite her former residence. Special attention
H aen 70 Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children
ap4 din ~ - ~.
Ihe Worcester City a gency.-In Board of Al
oeael, March STU 1861 John Q. Hill was appointed nm
astt lor me CITY OF Worcester purchase and sell
spituOus liquors for medicinal, chemical and mecani.
G lol the current year, conformity to ths
laws pl thls Commonwealth and such rules and rpVlIa
n1s as may De adopted by The Board Mayor and al
eetueh Inc Agency is at JOHN Q. HILLS Apothecarv
app d&wgm W ~ pIcEi ~ n uaucIs
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MUsTrR.-The fifth brigade, Gen. G. H.
Leonard, will go into camp in Leominster, to-
morrow, and remain three days. The brigade
is composed of the ninth regiment infantry
Col Rice; the third battalion rihemen, under
the command of Capt. George H. Ward, of the
Worcester City Guards. The Guards and
the Infantry will leave this city tomorrow
morning, taking with them the National Band
OF Worcester, and the Germania Band of Bos.
ton.
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The Wide A wake caps are to be made by
j. II. Knights, and all members OF the organi.
cation are urged to go to his hat store for a
measure, Immediately. Lewiston is to make
tho cones
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The SPARRING EXHIBITION, which is to
come off at the theater, tonight, is to include
general display of muscle, and a represent
alton of prize fight, in which Mr.. O'Nei of
this city, and Mr.. Fitz of Providence, will
have friendly setto." The "old Adam"
spirit is still strong among US, and the pugi.
lstic company may confidently look out for
full house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

Fernald d. Spokefield, messenger Of the
Provident Institution for Savings, Boston
was killed, Saturday evening, while walking
on the Boston and Maine railroad, in Somer
vile. He was partially deaf, and failed to hear
the alarm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

The CONCERT by the Germania Band, this
evening, at Mechanics Hall, deserves the at.
tention of our musical people. The pro
gramme, which we print in another place, in.
dicates what is to be played tonight, and the
reputation Of the band is a sufficient guaranty
of good music. The price of admission is
twenty-five cents. This band will accompany
the City Guards to the encampment at Leom-
inster, tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

smiths Curative Cleansing COmpound.-A
superior remedy for Headache, Burns, Sore Lips, Bowel
Complaints. Canker, Piles, Sore Throat, &C. &c. For
sale by BUSH q CO, "a Front street. by the dozen
single bottle, at manufacturers pr es il 30 decd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

The supreme court OF Connecticut has lust
decided the case Of Parmelee VS.. the sheriff of
Middlesex county. In 1854 James S. Parme.
lee was proprietor of the McDonough House