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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

of greater heat and have climate and soil
adapted to southern products Are you not
satisfied with these ra,tical results Do you
desire to appeal from the people of the terrific
RES to the congress of the United States to
settle this question in the territories When
you distrust the people and appeal to con-
gress, with both houses largely against you
ON this question, what sort of protection will
you get! Whenever you ask slave code
from congress to protect your institutions
in a territory where The people do not want it,
you will get that sort of protection which the
wolf gives to the lamb you will get that sort
OF friendly hug that the grizzly bear gives to
the infant. Appealing to the anti-slavery con"
gress to pass laws OF protection, with view
Of forcing slavery upon an unwilling and hos
tile people! Sir, Of all the mad scenes that
ever could be developed by the south, or by
the enemies of the south, that which reeognls-
es the right of congress to touch the institu-
ton of slavery either in states or territories,
beyond the single case provided in the constl'
tuition for the rendition Of fugitive slaves, iS
the most fatal.
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Shocking Disaster at St. Josepb.

ST, Louis, July THE Democrat learns
from st, Joseph that the new four story build
ing in that city, owned and occupied by Nooe
McCord, 6 Co., wholesale grocers, fell at 2
O'Clock yesterday, crushing the frame building
adjoining, occupied by three families, killing
nine out of ten of the occupants, viz: Mrs
Boyce and three children, Mr.. and Mrs Cogs
well, and four Others names unknown. The
building took fire soon afterward, ard the
stock of Nooe McCord & Co. was consumed
The store Of Tootles & Fanligh was consumed,
together with the entire stock of boots and
shoes. Loss $4,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09
SUMMER HOSIERY.

The whole Stock offered at prices which them
GENTS HOSE, LADIES' HOSE, MISSES AND
BOYS
100 doz of Ladies', Hose, very heavy always sold at
rs cts, NOW ONE SHILLING. One lot of 10 doz. La
dies Hose marked cts. per pair.
One do rs cts, former price 81; 10 doz. open work
do, l2i cts,
800 Pairs of best KID GLOVES. at 50 cts.
Counter full of PRINTED AfUSLINs, all grades from
Ct cts. up.
Among them are 10 pieces of best quality FRENCH
JACoNETS, new goods former price 50 ets-now 30 cts
BRoCADE BERAGE ANGLAIs 80 cts, former price
so cts.
PLAID BERAGE AEGLAIs at I24 cts
SILK AND WOOL BERAGEs-the best goods i'm
ported-75 cts goods all offered at ~ cts
One lot Of 50 cts. goods, marked 30 cts
Is BERAGE ROBES, cost from IS to sls all on the
ceuter counter at s and dollars.
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New York Harket.-Julv 7.

COTTON steady; sales 800 bales middling uplauds at
l0sc.
FL0UR-Receipts 27l2 bhls sales 1880 bbls; State
and Western shade frmer, closing very quiet; super
ne state $40 % $3.50; extra state S545 a $50: round
hoop Ohio S515 % 5S5 sUperne western $500 a 1928
extra S545 a $3.50 southern without striking change
sales 1900 bbs mixed good $3.50 q $3.50; fancy and
extra Sc q S175 Canada supernne quet sales $50 bbls
extra S5,45 a $3.50.
GIiAIN-Wheal opened dull, and closed a &c sales
Sc 600 bush; Chicago spring S26; Milwaukee Club, 81 rs
S,4S Corn quiet closing heavy; sales ridug; mixed
western IS 66c white western 693c round yellow Csc
Oats quiet
PROVISIONS Beef duh and unchanged; sales 1926
bbls. Pork quiet and lrm sales 3J0 bbs; SlSI2 @
49, prime $3.50 for old, Sl4 for Cut meats scarce
and firm; sales small shoulders nominal 8 q SC, Lard
rner sales $40 bbs III a I2sc. Butter Unchanged,
fered Rice dull sales IS a q 44c Sugars steady
sales SEQ hhds Muscoyado % IL Coffee arm Costa
Rca 400 bags Ia a l43c; Java ZOE bags private
terms st Domingo lao bass Ct 1876 crsh M9la;ses qt
ties IS q SOC; Muscovado, 800 hhds at rs a 27c.
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The California Mails.

New YORK, June lit is understood that
arrangements have been concluded between
the postmaster general and Vanderbilt, for
carrying the California mails, commencing
with Wednesdays steamer. The arrangement
is for tri-monthly mail from July IL, 1860, to
March 4, 1861 Vanderbilt is to receive the
postage, and the president is to recommend a
reasonable compensation besides.
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a prettv Schnmn

PHILADELPHIA, July IA dispatch to the
Inquirer, from Washington, says Bright and
his coadjutors have agreed to make no fight
for Breckinrid &c in Indiana, but to allow that
state to go for Douglas in opposition to Lila
coin. By drawing off Indiana from Lincoln,
they render greater the necessity of sending
the election to the house.
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3letu advertisements,

WIRE DRAWERS WANTED-By
w NELSON & RICHMOND, of New York. To
of experience Of good habits and character, good
wages will be paid Apply TO WILLIAM c. SCAFF,
Foreman. at their Wire Mill, 34l West 18th street be-
tween 10th and llth Avenue, New York. div ivy
WAN DEFENSIVE SOAP
Perfectly free from all ingredients tending 20 i'm
pair the clothes The increase Of sales has been Treny
thousand pounds per month, for the past six months
the best OF its superior properties The trade sup
piled on favorable terms. H. GRIFFIN
jy9 deop2m Agent for the Manufacturers.
VAIL LOST-On June 30, belonging
to girl who cannot afford it, and valued a.
gift. 1t valuable black silk vail The finder
will be rewarded by leaving al this office. DIST y9
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100 LACE MANTILLAS 81 POINTS,
From New York Auctions less than half last years
prices.
so SILK MANTILLAS, Reduced in price.
80 CLOTH CAFES Reduced in price.
1000 Hoop Skirts at price than any other in
the world.
Wholcs ock of Challie DeLaines down to l23 cents.
25 Beragc Robes costing from $500 to $780, your
choice for $500
q Pieces Bcrages costing from S7a 6Oc all down
to IS cents.
20 Pieces Bcragcs, worth 25c. per yard, Tor l23c.
1900 Parasols less than manufacturers prices.
1850 Patterns in Paids, Stripes &c costing from
rs to Coo. all lie.
Is White Stella Shawls worth $3.50, down to $3.50
80 Pairs Rose Blankets will be sold at warm weather
prices.
50 Toilet Quilts at Auction prices.
Extra Bargains in Table Linens, Embossed Covers, &c.
The above is but few of the many Bargains to be
found here during this Sale.
Nlitts Gloves Hosiery, Embroideries. Trimmings &c.
all Reduced in Price
shall continue this sale only to August 10, 1860
shall positively close the Sale at that time after which,
will explain my object for selling these runous Low
Prices.
Everybody should attend and secure some of the Bar
gains. Every article in Store will be sold CHEAP.
j. =. PINKHAM,
Nos, 253 and 255 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
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Close of the Season.

On MONDAY, JULY 9TH, shall offer the
balance of Summer Stock in Store al such Price they
TI sell at Those who delayed their purchases
until now Bargains the next thirty days
Thich oiU astonish them.
5000 yds "a PRINTS, in fast colors 1t being all tho
remaining stock of the above Prints in store offered At
Sixpence per Yard.
80 Pieces of yard wide ENGLISH PRINTS, rs cents
Goods, all placed at l2ic.
$3.50 yds. Grey Grounds MANCHESTER DELAfNEs,
never sold less than 20 cts, now l2sc.
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DRESS SILKS.

Here am bound to make a clean Ipeep. 90 cts
the Yard is the standard price for all the remaining
stock of Auction rs cts SILKS other Silks in proper
ton. An examination is all that is asked.
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" WHAT SHALL WE DRINK. !"
UDOLPHO WOLVES
Pure COgnac Brandy,
Imorcd bottled by himself warranted pure, and the
best quality with his certificate the bottle and his
seal on the cork
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
Pure Port Wine.
Imported and bottled by himself, put up for medicinal
use. with his certificate each bottle warranted pure
and the best quality
UDOLPHO wOLFE's
Pure Sherry Wine.
Imported and bottled by himself same as the Port Wine
UDOLPHO WOLFE's
Pure Madeira Wine.
Imported and bottled by himsclffor private and medic
nal the best wine offered sale to the trade in
bottles. This wine is warranted perfectly pure
UDOLPHO wOLFE's
Pure Jamaica Rum.
ST CRoIX RUM, SCOTCH AND IRISH wHIsKEY.
All the above imported and bottled by himself warrant
cd pure and the best quality
TO the PUBLIC.
will stake my reputation, u man. standing as
merchant of thirty years residence In the City Of New
York that what pledge and testify to with my seal my
label and my certificate is correct and can he rallied up
on by every customer. ..,-..
tice should give their preference to these artcles
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Apotheeaes
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer Of the schedam Aro-
matte Schuapps No, % Beaver street, NC" iorA'
np2l u9ll -----------------
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Within Thirty DAYS.
Silks ! Silks ! Silks !

Fancy Silks for Csc Silks for She. Silks for 45c.
Silks 623c Silks for 75c The best Silks for 81 90 and
Slips These prices less than half the cost of i'm
portation, but will be sold above during this sale
have now in store the best assortment Of
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Putup for dealers in containing four, eli, ht and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lhograph show-card accom-
panying each package.
nzY@A single bottle of lSPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cost annually to every
household. 81
Sold by ali prominent Statoners, Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers. and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list, 1t will
stand any climate. deOd&wly mis-
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BLACK SILKS
LACE MANT1LLAs 81 POINTS,

1 ever had my counters This Sale offers rare
chance to Ladies in pursuit of Silks
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ALL NEW BOOKS
Received as soon as Published.
EDWARD MELLEN,
BLANK ROCK MANUFAcTURER,
jy7 dkwtf 280 Main street.
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PARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.

800 on hand and they be sold All $500 Parasols
now marked $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

4 IAUIlON.-All persons are hereby for
- hidden to take from one William L. Rogers any
other person. not authorized by certain prOmssOry
note for three hundred and ninety five dollars dated April
10th, 1860 given by $. f. Staples and payable in six
months to his order at the Central Bank Worcester
and endorsed by said STABLES. Said Rogers at
time my agent which agency is revoked and he has
no interest in said note HOWELL SMITH.
June ~. 1850 DIV
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KUAI FOh OALE.-Ihe SubscrlDer OF.
- ers for sale pleasure Boat with oars mast and
sails all in good order VIII carry twelve persons. is
fast sailer, and nearly Apply to o. G. CRANE
New England Village, Mass where the boat seen
at time.
n f. Village, June 25, 1860 dl2ts je26
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IRENE NDOUs sLAU GHTER
AMONG
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

For reasons which will be made known hereafter 1
propose make clean sweep, if possible of my whole
Stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, &c,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

TUESDAY EvENING.-At i o'clock. Introduce
.oly Exercises and Social Gathering at the Town
Hall Addresses by Hon. +. Fairbanks and Cal
VIZ Peasc. d. D., President Of the Association
WFpNLsDAY.-FOrenOon 9, Organization.
APPOINTMENT of Committees and miscellaneous
business. At lO4. discussion of the following
question What additional facilities for impro-
vius the qualifications of Common School Teach
el, are needed and are practicable in Vermont -
u BE- opened by +. Conant Of Bur lingtOn, follow
Il bv Rev. ]. ii. Worcester and others.
Observation-Disclosures of morning discuss
ION At ). Lecture by Prof. s. W Boardman Of
NlddleJury College. Subject. "Dignity and In
prItance Of the Teachers work.
E,enins-At14 Lecture by Rev. J. f.. Rankin
{: -. Adams. Subject. Claims Of the Bible to a
place in our Schools
HUR>pAY.-FOrenOon-A Q. Discussion Of
the following question, what standard of quail
hca,ions should superintendent require in those
licensed TO teach i'll our common schools - to be
opened by Thos. \. Cutler. Esq. of Waterford.
followed by Rev. ?. ii. White of Coventry. and
others. At IL. Report on progress Of Vermont
Common schools. by J. S. Adams, Esq. Secreta-
" Of the Board of Education.
Aiternoon-At ,, Reports of Committees. and
election Of officers. At 3, Address by Hon J. s.
Morrill, Of STAFFORD.
Evcning-At y, A Memorial Address in rela-
ton 70 the late " III. A. Burnham. for twenty
I'VE Years a Teacher in Burr Seminary. by Rev
j. ID Wickham, Principal of Burr Seminary
Manchester
Valcdictory Addresses.
All the public exercises after Tuesday evening
will be at the South Congregational Church.
Teachers, SuperintendentS and friends Of Edu
cation in the State. invited to be present ant
10 take part in the discussions of the meeting
Arrangements have been made with the rail
roads by which those attending the meeting vii
be conveyed for fare one way
That the hospitaitics of st. Johnsbury may be
more conveniently extended to those in attend
ance, all persons designing to be present are re-
quested to send their names seasonably to the
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
JAMES X COLBY
i. VI. MANLY, lex Com.
CO. THOMPSON,
ST Johnsburv, July L., 1860.
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DEATHS.

In Wheelock, July D. Susan. only daughter Of
II dimes and Martha II. Wiley, aged years and
months.
In Peacham, July rs. Mr.. Caleb W. Farar.
aged 81 years.
In Brcvnington. July %. Mrs Ls.hcr 3.
Gross widow Of the late Col Gilbert Gross. aged
- years.
In California. June %, OF consumption. Mr..
Norman ". Cobb. aged 30 years, son Of Hanover
Cobb Of this place.
In West Albany. July -. of dropsy of the
heart, James Wheaton. son Of John and Susan
Underwood of Lowell. Mass, aged Il years ane
months
In Lunenburg, Aug. 3, Mrs. Annette Clark.
wife of George Clark. aged -.
In Lunenbury, Aug. 6, of consumption. Nj.
Stephen Powers. aged CO.
In Walden. July IA. of brain fever. NJ. George
II. Moves, son Of Nh John Moves, Of landau, y
III aged 81 years
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IWDOlfUuf I'pmpIjcS

II there is III the list of remedies giS he world for
acceptance and approval which entitled To cIli-
ucitc by their perfect adhci 10 the laws
OF the Creator, is the Il UNIVERSAL. COUGH REM
fcu!ties, even that ,f'ACTUAI. CONSt MPTION," and
the other the justly celebrated Tt Ii ANUDY Ma most
perfect remedy Tor neuralgia. - Ut rheumatlsn partial
and Actual Paral sis ST Ntus dance, ulc SPA suodc
and nervoU. headache toothachc earache and That chief
Of ali CAUSES OF disease. Loss Of Sleep.
II friends will accept tho declaration that for six or
eight years these preparations have been teroUyh
that would satisfy all III place Of sweeping dee aatIols
hat mean IOtlg and then procure and read the pnl-
phetS I" be found it'll all dealers and agents. they will
De able to judge OF how far they be relied a,-
NertSemcnt. IA
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Windsor County.

&. ". Smith Of Saxtoa's River, while as
si,ting the slater on the house of f.. r. Os-
good, on Monday, was knocked off and fell
10 the ground, about 20 feet, on picket fence
He held 4 board in his hand which prevented
the pickets from entering his body
The people of Bellows Falls have got
new fire engine-one of Hunneman's best.
They will be ready for the next fire
At the L. s. Circuit Cour: at Windsor last
week. John Whitcomb of Rutland, who was
arrested for robbing the mail plead not gull
", and was committed for trial at the next
term OF the court, to be held at Rutland
Two young men, arrested for breaking open
a letter. plead guilty, and in consideration of
their youth, and other circumstances connect
ed with the case, were admitted to recognize
in the sum Of one hundred dollars, each,
whenever the court might call for them The
remainder of the cases,ou account of the par
ties not being ready for trial were continued.
The destruction of Mr.. Wenbank's factory
in Gaysville (South Royalton,) Monday NOR
ming, was the most serious fire that ever Wis
tied the town. Aside from the factory build
ing, hotel, two stores, one dwelling house.
Gays dry-house and tie bridge crossing
White river were totally destroyed, in, diving
loss of over 100000, which, however, is
mostly insured. The cause of the fire is un-
known, but supposed to be the work of an
incendary.
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THE MARKETS.
'AABRlDGE CATTLE MARKET-Aug. /.

'AABRlDGE CATTLE MARKET-Aug. l.
--''. ~ 81 Cattlc-4U BeeveS and leo Stores con
- Working Oxen, Cows and Calves, Yearlings
H.! lAree Years Old.
A-rAct Bcei-EXtrai including nothing butthe
- ii' stabilized OAen,1 % Ia per cWt lsiquay
~ nothing but the best large tat stabilized oxen
w. ~ quality, Including the best graSS-fed oxen
-, ''-!i-icd Cows, and the best three years old
'''W I",H; ST quality. 81 60: ordinary 1915.
49,. "'shlE- Oxen, frOm SIS, lis 10 lJj. Cows
--'r> ii"His-u, b. IS. sol. iearlinES. s0a Two
=. II, Three years old Sl2 ali.
80! liini'>-.Jju al market Prices in lots, 81 50
~ tAtra ana SeectionS =, 80 3,tUU.aU.
49, - al per ID. Tallow Il . l-2c per lb.
r. "''i sl-,5 each; Cali Skins, Is Il luC per 10.
49, Es-Salr> II SuW, u 900 each.
% J" e>tcrn al market Priccs-Shotcs whole
-ie-.u. Vp
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4 Friend in Need Try If

S"''' nfilble Iniment is prepared from the recipe
" stephen Sweet Of Connecticut. the great bone SET
AZ" Ia beer used In hin practice for the last twenty
~ Ni'h the most astonishing success As external
"' II i without rival and will alleviate pain
..is thai any other pre- araton. For all Rheumatic
- Gus Disorders il Is truly nallibe. and is cua-
~ S"Ier ounds SpralIs. Bruises &C, It's soothing
- ali! powerful IstheIng properties excite the
~, "ohrF aid establishment Of all who have given II a
%! hour hundred certiica es of remarkable cures
'-',4lI
Ne advertisement 1929
x -se-ts every where,
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Vermont Teachers Associations.

! he Tenth Annual Meeting will be held at St
Johnsbury. commencing tuesday evening, Aug
H. 1860.
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Notice..

>sftE AND EFFECTIVE. Reddins's Russia Saivs IS the
~ 'Ilie and effective remedy Tor burns. sCals. cuts
His. tOrn> chhlanS, salt rheum. ery>pelaS, Chapped
'.!'. rtt before the public. For sale everywhere
- cents II box. II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10
The OTU0enUfed BjiIers.

The qualities OF this medicine have placed it UPON all
imperishabe foundation. In destroying disease and ii-
cling health it has parallel
For the following com plants es Bt,ers arr, street.-The
viz :-Dyspelsia or ndigcston heart burn .cidy cos
tvtnes> loss Of appetite headache general debility
In ahy sections Of country this preparation is en-
ten>ivey used by l >ioans in their and sceis
to have restored many health who were apparcuy be
You'd the reach of the healing art.
Sub]oned few tributes from wclI-known pl,ysi-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10

Tie Rev. s. A. Adams CUniversalist) will
preach at the Town Hall next Sunday, August
9Th, al 81 O'Clock p. NJ, and once fortnight
hereafter.
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Counterfeit S. bills on the Windham

Counterfeit s. bills on the Windham
County Bank have made their appearance
Tbey NAV be easily detected by the following
discrepancies: The genuine bill is printed on
,;n,ed paper. while the counterfeit is on ordi-
rary bank paper with only the back tinted.
The name of the bank is placed at the top of
the genuine bills, but in this it is printed in
the centre. There are two figure IS on the
right of the genuine bill, and only one on the
counterfeit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10

In Haldwick, at the residence of the bride
groom. Aug. |. Mr.. c. G. Montgomery to Miss
lydia A. Checver, both Of IIardwick.
In Rycgate. Aug :. by Rev. John Bo!c, Mr..
W. W. VIZ light of Boston and Miss Britancr. on
~ daughter of Vim. I. Whitclaw, Esq. of Rye
gate
In Northneld, July -. by Rev. O. II. TillotSon.
Mr.. Charles I. Adams and Mis-, Emcline Gid
den. both Of Cabot.
In North Troy. July 2S. 10y Rev. Geo. Stone.
Mr.. Ira A. Powers Of Newport and Miss Orril
{. Wilson Of Troy.
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IlI.,r

All diseases atoy or ">> "i ton" i'll the bowel such
Piles PrUliIj>II> teri Fisua, &C. are Hnflc by
the Peruvian syrup IL pur,> the products oil dEv>t"i
the healthy aCt" I'll the tc>tic>, ana prevents
the aC,U;nUa ion al refuse lHitterS ana TIE t>Ntics>
" Inch the oil many oil these Weakening dis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-10

Boston, Sept. ), ISIS.
Gentlemen For more than Thirty Years have hacm Il
great sufferer from Dyspepsia and Piles have been ire
quctN under medical treatment, and have tried various
prcpara:iu> Inch have been recommended To- me, but
received no permanent relief In January last CON-
mrnced taking the Pkll WAN SYRUP, and alter 1akIu
Three bottles vi IL became perfectly cured 81 The Dl>pci
sid and Piles and general health Is all that
desire II 10 be. -
MILTON DAGGETT No II Ess,> Street
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Notice..
Religious Notice.

Rev. Perez Mason. Boston missionary. will
preach in the Methodist chapel next Sabbath.
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Testimonials.

Il REGARD ". Eddy Of the iIost capable AMI SIC
cessiul Practitioner with whom have had
Course.
CHAS MASON" Commissioner Of Patents
Il have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
caint employ person more competent and trust worthy.
anu NOR" capable OF putting their appca,ipn>in form
secure for them carry and favorable consideration AT
the Patent pElCe.
EDMUND BUR- Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"B"st0r. February 5. ISIS
Mr. L II Eddy a- for TIE TiiIRTEEN applications
on all but ONE If which patents have been granted and
that one Is pending. Such unistakahle proof 81
great talent and ability his part leads To- recommend
all inventors 10 apply 10 him 10 procure their patents as
lhes may lie sure oil nay e mos itiui attention be-
JOHN TAGGART"
From Eth 1857 TO June I7th 1893 the subscriber
Ia course O hi, large practice made ice rejected ALI
plications. SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE VI which
decLed ia lisavoT, ny the Commissioner Of PATENT.
. K. II. Eddy.
Boston, January l. ls6J.-ly