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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

While Mr.. Bemis, the Snowman, was at.
tempting to feed the boa constructor which he
has been exhibiting in Boston, the venomous
animal seized him by the wrist, and inserted
his deadly tangs. The attendants fed in hor-
ror, but were soon recalled by the outcres Of
the struggling man, the reptile having also
commenced to coil around him. He was
pounded on the head, which caused him to un-
coil, and from the effects of which he soon
died.
In the Supreme Court Wednesday forenoon,
Mr.. Aaron A. Bradley, colored lawyer, who
was some time since dismissed from the Suf
folk bar, made an elaborate address to the
court in favor of review of his case, for the
purpose of being reinstated to his former po-
sition.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The shoemakers of Lynn are to hold a
mass meeting on Friday evening next to con-
slider what measures may be expedient, in
view Of the depression of their craft, and to
take measures to secure an advance upon the
present low rates of wages.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Mr.. Benjamin Rand, 80 years old, residing
in North Cambridge, committed suicide Fri
day, by Jumping into well and drowning
himself. He has been laboring under abera-
ton Of mind for some time past, and was to
nave been taken 10 the Asylum NJ oolefVllle
duriug the day.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The number of marriages in New Bedford
in 1859, was 300 of deaths, 428; of births,
578. Compared with 1853 the marriages
have increased II, the deaths 40, while the
births have fallen OF 2l4 Consumption was
the cause OF death in 12l cases.
Aaron Bradford of Fair Haven, was run
over Tuesday, while driving heavily loaded
team OH Acushnet Avenue. -Four OF his ribs
were broken, and he was otherwise seriously
injured.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Enos Richardson, while engaged in cutting
timber upon the land OF Hon. John Daggctt,
in Auleboro, on Monday last, was severely
injured by the falling Of tree, II heavy limb
OF which struck him on the back of the heud
and crushed him to the ground. His worst
injuries, are internal.
Fifteen hundred pounds of pfckcrel were
taken from Long Pond, Middleboro', ON Fri,
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SUPERIOR Court - CIVIL TERM Chief
Justice Allen pres:ding- Wednesday, Feb. l.
The case of John Edwards VS.. Jedediah Mar
cy resulted in verdict of $40 Is for the plain
tiff. The case of Samuel Hartwell VS.. Marcy
resulted in a verdict of SIS 33. Hyde for
plaintiff, and Bacon & Aldrieh for defence in
both cases
In the case of the Newcastle Bank VS.. Will
liam johnson, the jury found a verdict for the
defendant, This was an action to recover the
amount of note of one thousand dollars, dated
June &c, 1856, signed by the defendant, and
discounted at the Grammercy Bank of Indi
ana, by whom it was transferred some months
after its maturity to the plaintiff. The defence
was, that the defendant left as collateral a note
signed by the parties, which had been paid by
them to the Grammercy Bank, and applied to
the payment of the note in suit. Bacon and
Slocum for the plaintiff, Dewey & Williams
for the defendant.
The case of Nahum C. Hobrook VS.. Adam
c. Norcross was given 20 the jury. This was
an action to recover the amount of a note of
one hundred dollars and interest from August
| l, 1854, given by the defendant to Elisha C.
Gore, and which the plaintiff had purchased
for thirty dollars. The defence was, that the
| plaintiff was assisting the defendant in com.
promising his debt, and had purchased said
note for the benefit and as the agent of the de-
| tendant. The plaintiff claimed he bought it
for his own profit. The jury had not agreed
at the adjournment. Slocum for plaintiff,
Dewey & Williams for defendant
The remainder of the term will be given to
actions on the southern list, The court will
not sit next week. The western list of actions
for trial will be taken up Monday, Feb. Is.
All applications for naturalization must be
made on Saturday in the forenoon. Cases
next in order, No. 81, 422, 427, 434, 442, 444,
445, 449, 481.
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c., and serving as = grand juryHisn, was on
the 26th alt. expelled from the Sury for ex-
pressing sentiments in opposition to the insti
tutiea OF slavery, and he was Immediately
bouzd over in the pehsrsssm of $1,000 for his
appearance at The heStsitting of the Superior
Cont
One of the claws belonging to Senator Hun
ter of Virginia. recently left his service for
Canada rThe southern papers say he was
"kidnappea by lady connected with dis
tinghisheS northern family
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DfETD.

IN Ash9nrnham. Jan 25 Joseph Norcross 81. =. 9th
NeNI9h Heald u; widow Nancy Willard 90 ~ sun
IA Msehehdon, Jan II. Augusta J. wife Of VIM l. Woc
~; z-a Mrs Ann RhOda, widow Of AbieI AIeer 90
+I oaet' Jan " Abigail Nichols, worthy member of
the society pt Friends. 70 yrs II DAYS VI
an Caprlagc Jan ls, Fanny L, daughter of the late
6eJanna llhord, Esq, OF Providence l. and sister IF
Gov Clifford of NeN Bedford - W '''ei VI
m ShallestoWI, Jan g. widow Dorcas Joy 80 yrs DIS
N Lawrence, Rev Pinehas Richardson one nj tho IA
thers OF the Baptist church 49, " W "
a Nn9TWleh Conn Jan II, Mrs Mary f. wife Of Led
Hau Dehusoh A NJ and daueht OF John and Roxano
b9rrows OF Graiton. in her 32d year una
In BROOKLYN, Y. Jan 81 Charles son of n IT cai
Agent Of the Associated Press, ~ " i"'s'
In st Louis. Mo- of aryngtis Frederic Wnlen, rto..
A. lie was born in Lancaster imam i"'i
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INoENDIARIsM IN SPENcER.-About half
past two O'Clock on Tuesday morning, 3lst
inst, the store Of Lorenzo Beniis, in Spencer,
was discovered to be on fire. The fire was
communicated to the back end of the building,
and from the matches, shavings, and other
combustible materials found in the vicinity,
there is no doubt it was the work of an incen-
diary.-T TRANSCRIPT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

COMPLIMENTARY TO THE MOZART SOCIETY
The Lowell Courier compliments the Mozart
Society highly, and considers the concert
given there on Tuesday evening zone of the
best musical entertainments they have had for
long time" The choruses and the perform
ances Of the orchestra seem to have gratified
our Lowell friends, as did the solos by Mrs.
Field and Mrs. Doane, and the piano accom-
paniments by Mr.. Allen.
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JUVENILE CoNCERT.-We learn that Mr..
E. S. Mason proposes to give cur citizens an
attractive entertainment, on the ODD inst. He
has ajuvenile choir, numbering about 200, and
is arranging a concert in commemoration OF
Washington's birthday Something nesy and
especially adapted to the occasion, is to BIO
brought ont.
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DUDLEY-The whole number of deaths in
Dudley in 1859 was %, and an average of l
to 68 inhabitants. Of these 9 were males and
IA females eight of them died under the age
age of years, while 10 passed the age of
60 years. The largest number of deaths oc-
CURED in May, September, and November.
The number of marriages soemnized was IA,
the number of births recorded Al.
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City ann County YnteIr ltqente.

HOME GROWTH FOR 1859-Tbe City Clerk
completed, on Wednesday, his egistration of
births in the city of Worcester .uring the last
year. The whole number rec yrded is S65, of
is an excess of 50 over the corresponding
number the preceding year. The record by
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STRoLLING THIEvEs.-The Police record
chronicles the arrest and punishment of two
travelling gentlemen in reduced circumstances,
who, a day or two since, robbed an overcoat
and other winter apparel from the entry of j.
Sargent Smith in Leicester. Tuesday even.
ing, they applied at the police office in this
city, for lodging" one of them, Kelley, pre-
senting very ragged appearance, and the
other, Moore, covering his equally dilapidated
exterior with a handsome overcoat. They
represented that they were travelling from
Boston TO New York on foot, that they spent
Monday night in the woods a few miles dis
tant in locality unknown to them, where
they built a fire. The oyercoat, which bore
SO distant relationship to the rest Of their
gear" they said was purchased OF a boy
whom they met on the Western railroad,
Moore paying 81 for it-all the money he had
except three cents. The story appeared lit
tie incredible and the adventurers were re-
tanned. Mr.. Smith soon after appeared and
recognized his missing property. The thieves
will be kept warm till May at the public ex-
pense.
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POLICE CoURT.-On Wednesday, Robert
Phillips of Webster. for intoxication, was fined
So and costs, and committed. Thomas Moore
and John Kelley were sent to the House of
Correction for three months each, for larceny
They were poor dodgers" the night previous.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

The holidays were hel d in especial favor, as
records appear to ha' re been made for New
Years, for May De ", tor the Fourth of
July, and for Chri' ,tmas. The residences of
the parents are CIV en- in every case but two,
one OF which is loo ;ated Somewhere" and the
other will not s. ~ anything about it," Both
parents were americans in 34S cases both
were Irish in 4 Il cases and in the remaining
80, either one or both parents were of foreign
birth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

THE HUTcH1NsoNs, we are happy to learn,
are to give another concert i'll this city on
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst They will sing
tomorrow night in Shrewsbury on Saturday
night in Marlboro and on Monday night the
9th, at Southboro Depot.
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AAR KIEn

IN AshbuTnham,. Jan g. Samuel y Holt 70 S,,so NJ.
harris, both Of AsIburnham " s'h "
p, IL F,i Boston, ar the Bethel Feb l. Rev. " Barnes
the service. ~ "9ioi' VIZ oiieiated at.
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Rev. T. w. HIGeINsoS of this city will
give the lecture of the Lyceum and Library
Association course, at Mechanics Hall, this
evening. Barbarism and Civiliza-
tiOn -
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BELOW ZERo.-It was uneomfortably cold
yesterday so much so as to interfere with
trade--7 nd local items. The clerks, with coal
fires hind them and glass doors before them,
laughed in the face of "iercc Kabibinoka,"
while serious newsboys, with hands thrustinto
the pockets of very loose pantaloons, shivered
out the cry of evening papers, and wished
desperately for the return of "fat and lazy
Shawandasse, lat least such of them as are
fond of reading the poems of Longtellow, in
Guiding Hiawatha.
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ROBBERY IN WEsTBoRo'.-On Tuesday
night, as we learn, there was social gathering
of gentlemen and ladies at the hotel in West
boro'. When the company was about to sep
arate, general dismay was occasioned by the
discovery that the ladies' furs and cloaks, and
the gentlemen's overcoats, had mysteriously
disappeared from the room where they had
been deposited for safe keeping Our inform
ant could not say how the place of the missing
articles were supNied, nor in what plight the
robbed company went home. But a clue to
the robber was followed carefully, and led to
his arrest the next morning, about three o'clock,
with the stolen property in his possession. He
proved to be a young man by the name of
Stockwell, the same who was before the courts,
two years ago, for taking money from the
Grafton Bank, where he was employed at that
time in some capacity.
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persons injured by the disaster on the West.
ern Railroad, Tuesday, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Biddles, and Mr. Lingham, of the Boston The
alter, Mr. R. C. Luckett and Mr.. H. Poindex-
ter of Baltimore, a Miss Brewer of Spring
field, and Mr. Ogden.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson is getting along very
comfortably, and will soon be out again-not
quite so soon, perhaps, as his own vigorous
resolution would order,-but sooner than most
of his friends feared when he was first brought
home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

PERsoNAL.-We regret to state that, by
succession of severe misfertunes, the firm of
S. j. Woodbury. & Co., of Sutton, have been
compelled to go into Insolvency. Mr.. Wood
bury was connected in the lumber business
with his son in Minnesota, and recently met
with very heavy loss by the breaking away
of the mll-dam, carrying away their mill and
a large quantity of logs down the Mississippi.
They had just erected a new mill at large ex-
pense, when an attachment was placed on
their property in Minnesota, and also upon
Mr.. Woodbury's real estate in Sutton, put
ting a complete step to their business. AT this
time the destructive fire occurred i'll Sutton
entailing another heavy loss, before which
they were unable to stand. The cause of the
failure was outside of their legitimate bust
ness. We trust the suspension will be tenn
porary one, and our respected fellow citizen
will soon enjoy a season of returning prosper
ity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the children
of Zions Methodist Church, will be given to-
night, at Brinley Hall. The exercises will be
of a varied and interesting character.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
Special 3iotltes,

Tolu AnOdyne for Rheumatism. Rheu.
u'atsn so often treated by outward application fails of
cure or relief from the very fact that more than half of
the cases can be traced 10 dyspeptc habit This causes
Rheumatism of the blood circulation and nervousness
follows Local Rhematc pains generally confined to
muscular or bony parts but when it passes from one
part OF the system 10 the other it then is Rheumatism
OF the nerves Therefore all general rheumatism
are nervous, and will be reached with the Tolu Anodync
In cases of indigestion light Cathartic nil Cythout
mercurlas) twice or thrice week going to bed will
assist the Anodyne very much. The same law applies
with nearly equal force in cases of Partial Paralysis,
Govt. ald ST. Vius Dance See advertisement and roo,
the pamphlets.
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3letu A06crtls
n A L | O N A L B A N u
WORCESTER, MASS

n A I 1 ON Al B A N d
WORCESTER, MASS
For the efficient service of the host
IN our community our own mutual advancement and
benefit and at the solicitation and advice OF former
friend; of Messrs FIsKEs and JosLYS S CoRSET Rams
whose are hereto annexed have ,rniT ~
scd9 Consultations and organized under the above title
Twenty Pieces.
NJ ARBUCKLE. Leader and Conductor.
n r. GODDARD I'd Leader; H. SAMSON. Clerk =,
n .ARBroKLE, LIST Eb Comet B. D. RYAN, Baritone
\ PiGoDDA I % Eb do 4. j. GIBSON, Bb Bass
JNo. lt1EDLE, Eb do j. H. SAMSON Isl Fb 10
A rATz Isl B6 Comet ~ La%GESca ' q "a Eb DO DO
Isaac FisKE list Eb Tenore C. CooR S' ' do Drum q"
jos R BA6GEos 81 "a E0 do e 5gSSs Bass Drum
r. tn ~, " 4tpiCH, Isl DO 20 Cylnbals and Fife.
knowing that no Military Band at the present day is
the requirements good OHcnEsrRA and for the mr
pose OF providing all Music required for Military and
arfmen Larades Public Celebrations, Festivals Con
The above Band in connection with other Artists well
KNOWN III inns vicinity, have established the
National BAND Orebes.ro
TgeRfy-Teo Pieces.
MATHEW ARBUCkLE, Director.
G. A. PAIz, LIST Violin c, HIGGINS. Oboe
J. H. S g2DD4T0 st 90 u ARPqcKLE st cornet
tnST4r DO DO f fa1s F FISH I'd Is. do
sls3Ss 8 EtGa T. BAScGSFT q o do
n M ~ p W AID, 40 A. }. GIBSON, I'd do
los REM NJ OohtraDasso " II. FoLGER iympani
II + H. ~ NJ. 40 y COOK, Bass Drum
JoHY RiFntp ~ Clailhett Cymbals and Triangle.
pp1nv! W. Qda9illle Bands known "GoDpARp h Al
an'1 %iu ARst CKLE IL PATHS, viii remain the
saf as heretofore, leach furnishing when renured any
n9ilHet Hi pieces contained in the 0rchestra) ~
f i,I 1Lat IN Union there is Srcng III our abiI-
SstoTc @ ops 70 please and the patronage heretofore
patrons, friends and the public. YVES ~ io'Ne'
W All apple atoms and orders f,r tho f,b.o Nh
iaA anu uadrlle Bands, be addressed TO hoy
DENS EXCHANGE OFFICE Worcester Mas
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The great Indian Remedy for Females.

The Great Indian Remedy for Females
DIR. MATTlsoN'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGrE
lhs celebrated female medicine possessing virtues mn
known OF any thing else OF the kind prepared from AN
Indian plant used by the naves for the same purpose
from time lmmemorial and for the first time offered
to the public. knowledge ofthis wondruus plant was
ootaileG from SHENANDOAH, an Oneida Chief who
llNed near Syracuse, \. " to great age 1t is neatly
put up ~ two ounce bottles, with full directions for us
s ana IS warranted to any of obstruction OF
tic M0Hhy Sickness in tleenyfouy hours after
an other remedles have been tried in vain This NAV
seem incredible, but if 1t fail in aHg case the price eifb
"a Purely vegetable containing nothing in the least
al all times " A'1' ''e'g
Ladies, therefore, in Of something yetqDtc had
Dettcr send tor the INDIAN EMMENAGOGJTE Instead
Oh wasting time and money in trying other things which
are arrays either unsafe uncertain and therc erer
warranted as Is this GREAT REMEDY Sent by express
to all parts OF the country. = F'
s.S SSld only az Dr. MATTISoN'S REMEDIAL IN.
SllICTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. Is Union 81
Providence, r. |. ~ ~ So
"a SENT FREE by enclosing a STAMP as above
PalnIhlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN and on Private
ad Chronic Maladles generally; also CIRCULARS giving
iul nornaiion with uudoubtcd references and tcstio
mails; WITHOUT WHICH, NO MEDICINE or TEE
WHATEVER, 0@
~ Orders promptly attended to- See advertisement
III tlis paler. deOdawtf OIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

Mrs N. w. GernIds, PhysIcinn-an exns
rie,eeq and successful Midwife, No. 81 Mechanic street
special attention given to Uterine Complaint and Dis
| to q. diff " ' 'I ia sVni
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

The deaths IN january were z, February IL,
March II, April IT, May II, June I, July %,
August II, September 5, October6, November
7, December A. The whole number of mar
riages solemized was 100. In 112 cases it was
first marriage Of both parties, in cases only,
the second marriage of both, in u cases, first
marriage of one party and second of the other,
and in one case, the second marriage of one
party, and the third of the other. The whole
number of births recorded is 915, OF whom
1872 Were males, and IA were twins.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

More Truth Than Poetry, that You can pot
better CrOckerY Tor the money at my POetcal ExChne
than mt any other store in the CITY, Also fhnt vo &
get greater variety of Glass Ware and more kinds of
other goods than 81 any other Store For further pSr
for yourselves ORSON ~ HE Ain Irnrs Jiu sce
n. B.-Cash paid for old Carpets. Beds, &c dff iali
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

MILFoRD.-The whole number of deaths in
Milford in 1859 was 149, an average of about
l in so inhabitants. Of these 70 were males
and 76 were females There were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

Nothing More Pleasing, acceptable or ann O
prate for present than of SpoOner Daniels beau
tful pictures. ~ mammoth collection OF spocinens
Of the various styles exhibition at the UNION ART
GALLERY" 1871 Main street. Cali and see. dtf dlg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
u Midwife, nolds herself In readiness day and night 10
attend 10 the duties her profession Reaidonec Is
AustnSreet diff o2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

MIR. Edwards, Artist, having located bis stndio
IN tis city, viii devote his attention 10 the
to receive thorough course of instruction in order i
teach VIII md i is believed, entire satisfaction The
golrS VIII consist Of Pencng, Crayon, Pastle India
LIN, Mater Color, Drawing and oil Painting, shall be
aeIeeu 10. us Exhibition Rooms, in Flaggs Block op
pVslie pay state House. are free and open from TO
Ia, ana rom to l. Visitors invited to call Informa
ZION given by letter to persons at distance d3m nil
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Liquid Amandine. The rema- kable and uniform
uccess which has attended the of this pre- paroo
embodes the proprietor to WARRANT it us positive nre
Yentve and cure for Chapped Hands and Roughncss Of
the skin The rapditv Of its effect Is marvellous mo
majority OF yielding TO or three applientas
rendering the skin soft and vevety in feeling and anncnr
ance. Prepared only by JOHN Q, HILL AnotIprparn
Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester Mass d6m nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

All of DR.. Humphrey a. Co.'s Specific Homo
Opalhc Remedies put up expressly for family nsc with
60ok Of tuli directions. Sold IN Worcester BY yLD
SCOTT Z5l Main street. and Druggists and stores cen
c'lF' d&WlY u
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For me more efficient service of the best musical TALENT
III ous cuhihuity, our own mutual advancement and
nehen anu at ihe solicitation and advice OF former
friends OF Messrs FIsKEs and JosLYS's CoKNET BANDs
We whose names are hereto annexed, have formed M,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

everybody needs GIue-Pot occasionally
eilt eVeryDody knows that the oll-fashOned mode
3ssoVng glue Is inconvenient. Spalding's Prcparcd
Glue Is chemically held in solution Is equal 10 tba bt
preparation Of Cabinet-makers Glue and is used cold
brush accompanies each bottle and the whole costs
my ."ei''s -nNe cents dtf jalS
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DraWing and Painting Taught.-Miss e. NJ.
CAkPENlE En- invites those who dusrOls Of pstrIc
t nqn IN Drawins and Painting in WATER COLORS and
vi or OtN MEN AL PAINTING to call at her Stndo
IN Fiagg's Block, No 49, where under The
inc excellent Artist Mr. EDWARDS, she is prepared 10
give instruction in the different branches of the rt oD
reasonable terms, and in satisfactory manner 49, y"
~, 80 ELLEN NJ. CARPENTER
Jdol utl NO.il9 Flagp's Block al storv
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Mars. w insiOw, experienced nurse and female
physician has Soothing Syrup Tor children teethng
Wnen greatly iaclltates the process OF tcething
tcng the gums, reducing all Inflammation allay all
pam and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend lpOn
it, mothers, il will give rest TO yourselves and r INA
health TO your infants Perfectly safe in ali cases Soc
""'N'''9el"'h' III hlotheF coluhlh dNwly au2
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpERrAkEBANp
GoFFiN WAREHQr Collins, Caskets, Patent Metallic
butla Cscs and Robes OF desCrDtion always ON
sizes. A' VI Il"
Every thing CONNECTED with the management ~ funerals
promptly attended TO. No ~ Front street, residence ON
Front street, Worcester, Mass. dawtf nv y"
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Stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut TO order
superior STYLES of Roman letter, old English and
Crypt, with black rcd ink, warranted indelible md
Worcester, Mass. diff jaii9