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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-03
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In this city Ida L. daughter OF James stephens,
In Milbury Aug |, of cholera(Dlantum, infant augh-
ter Of Geo aid Mary stockwels 2 mos ID days.
In southbridge, July 80 Ada + Lyon, yr 10 mos,
In Oxford July %, Josiah Moulton, 81.
Bliss formerly of Rehoboth, "a
In SmithAeld l. July 10, Mrs Almv. wife Of Russell
Wilson and aurhter OF Southwick Hardness a.
In woodsocket, l. D IRA Allen, daughter of Joseph
and Hattie Holmes, mos % days; 18TH Clarrsa Camp
bell, wife of Jesse lakes. 81
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In southbridge July 80 fher to Patrick Moulton
In Fiskdale July 26, son to Mrs Calvin Glazer of
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SARGENT's MAGIC SOAR.

1st This preparation is free from all eieterous qual-
ties and perfectly hamless Its will not injure the
skin tile most delicate fabrics 3D. Ii one-third
OF the ru5eas oured in the of other soap; washing
be done In atnut half the time the clothes do nos
require boinY. II Flannes and coored goods can be
washed with tn ease of cotton or linen without i9ins
or shrink Grease spots of any kind are warranted 10
be perfectly r, saved 4th. It VIII instantly remoNe
grease and dirt paint, varisl or gram WORK. VIII
out injury by aanlying the with snnlge Try III
Try II! tVe s, = 81 y " yxoe.s.te
Price so In 100 fbs. % MS or less, cts per
deodti I'D
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FARM FOR SALE IN MARI.

Isi BoRO, N H., containing IFS acres, well watered
sSA-and fenced with stone wall, with good buildings
good fruit and sugar orchards and wood sufficient for
the farm The soil is good and easily cultivated. The
location is pleasant, good road beside beautiful
sheet water known the stone Pond and full view
OF Monadnock Mountain about miles distant. 1t Is
three miles distant from the village, and about the same
distance from the Marlboro station the Cheshire
Railroad The above will be sold low, the owner
being Obliged to make change OF business account
Of his health. Price $500. Apply to T.. HARDY, on
the premises.
Marlboro. x. H., July Is, 1861 d&w4w ivI7
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I=s.t A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A

f-5..f NAM OhANCE III BU L A
W4iW FARM-A good farm, consisting of IS acres of
2h@land in good condition, with convenient house
IN excellent repair, barn and buildings two good
wells OF water. fine assortment cherry peach and
pear trees with an orchard of grated fruit lust coming
into bearing. Said farm Is II miles from Worcester Of
easy access by railroad and finely adapted pur.
poses OF gardening and horticulture large part the
purch sc money can lay mortgage term OF years
or would be exchanged for estate In Worcester
For further particulars inquire OF BUSH Co. "a Front
street. &Nw2wis jy1S
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Amttr0ns.
GREAT SALE on TWEN,
fOr Sale or Ga get.
az SEE FIRST FACE.
- - - = ENNH.
Two LET-A very desirable lover tene-
= ment of six rooms. Price $40
jys distf JAMES,. PIERCE.

' "2ANi1a - fElKCE.
VO BE LET-A suit of pleasant and
y convenient Rooms, over the store of Nessrs Howe
acket on the second floor Of the building at the cor
Of Main and Thomas streets formerly occupied as
medical office by DR.. Woodward and recently nv nv
Andrews, The rooms are furnished with gas fixtures
have windows both streets with ready access from
the sidewalk Main street. and well adapted to the
use of physician or lawyer. any office business In
quire of JAMES Il. PIERCE
ie2S distf
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NOES' SUPBR-PHOSPHATE OF
~ LIAE-For sale at manufacturers prices by
LEE SPRAGUE & co,
No Park
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

Dante AND HIS WIFE.-In 1921 he
was married to Comma del Donati, an
alliance which proved not only fruitful
of offspring but of domestic trouble to
the poet, which vas largely attributa-
Bile to the savage temper Of his WIFE
After long-contipued endurance on the
part of Dante, his wife one day asked
bin why he mad ever abandoned his
peace as a single mar to incur the
troubles of married life. lie replied that
he had done 80 because the scriptures
prescribed passing through much tribu-
lation rs the necessary prerequisite Of
entering heaven |! to witch his wife, in
her usual oppositive temper, answered
that be should be disappointed, if that
was his object and accordingly from
that hour she became one Of the milGeSt
and most sweet-tempered women imagi-
nsble.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
A TRrrNpu OF Sc1EScE |

A TRIUMPH OF ScIEScE.-Thc liquid Of
the blood is colorless, and its red ap-
pearance is due to the presence of in
Vulnerable little bodies floating in it,
which are 80 small that three millions
Of them are contained in a drop which
may Se suspended on the point Of a
needle. These corpuscles are sacs filled
with a compound substance, and it has
been ascertained what both the film of
the sac AMI its contents are composed
Of. Each one of these little bodies has
its own life. They are formed, and
grow and die !; and it is calculated that
nearly twenty millions perish at every
pulsation Of the heart.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

Such is LIFE.-So lately dead /; so
soon forgotten. IT'S the way of the
world. We flourish for a while. Men
take us by the hand, and are anxious
about the health of our bodies, and
laugh at our jokes, and we really think,
like the fly on the wheel, that we have
something to do with the turning of it.
Some day we aresburied. The sun does
not stop for our funeral /; every thing
goes On as usual (; we are not missed in
the streets ; men laugh at new jokes /;
n or two hearts feel the wound Of af-
Fiction, n or two memories still hold
u names and forms !; but the crowd
moves in its daily circle, and in a short
time the great wave sweeps Eel our
steps and washes the last vestige of
our earthly footsteps.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

BERGER IN New 0RLEANs.-Among the
passengers arrived yesterday, from New
York, on board De Soto, was Berger,
the great French Billiard player, accom-
panied by two friends, who, undoubted.
ly, are also distinguished members of
the same brotherhood.
In spite Of the present state, of mind
of almost everybody on political ques-
tons, Berger may be SURE Of a great
success in the Southern metropolis.
There ale certainly as many eminent
billiard players in this city as in New
York, and the tast for hat elegant
pastime is as general here as there.
Everybody who has ever handled a bill
lard cue, and many others besides,
without mentioning the ladies', will see
with their own eyes, the distinguished
big ~Frenchman, ascertain the exact
truth of the startling reports, published
by the New York papers, about his
wondrons observation-disclosures.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
FEMALE DELIcAcY.-Among the fea-

FEMALE DELIcAcY.-Among the fea-
lures that adyrn tic female character,
delicacy stands foremost within the
province Of good taste. Not that deli.
cacy always in quest Of something to
be ashamed Of, which makes merit Of a
blush, and Shippers at the construction
which its. own Ingenuity has put upon
an innocent remark, this spurious kind
Of delicacy is far removed from good
sense /; but the high-minded deiicacy
which maintains its pure and undevia.
ting walk among women in the society
of men-which shrinks from no Deccs-
sary duty, and a speak when requir-
ed, with ser BUSINESS and kindness, Of
things at which it would be ashamed 20
smile or blush-the delicacy which
knows how to confer a benefit without
wounding the feelings of another
which can give aims without assump-
ton, and which pains not the most sen
sitive being in creation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

A QUAKER LErrER-The following is
taken from an English paper :-"Friend
John, | desire thee TO be so kind as To
80 to one of those sinful men in the
fesh, called Attorneys, and let him take
out an instrument with a seal thereto,
by means whereof we may seize the
outward tabernacle of George Green,
aud bring him before the lambskin men
at Westminster, and teach him TO do in
future as he would be done by.-Thy
Friend. r. & w.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
$4,000 Copies Already Sold!
~EVERYB0DY'S LAWYER
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS.
BY FRANK CROSBY,
oPTuE PHILADELPHIA BAR.

PTnE BAR.
ir TELLS You How To draw up Partnership Pa
pers aud gives general forms for
Agreements of all kinds, Bills of Sale,
Leases aud Petitions.
IT TELLS You How to d'aw up Bonds and Mort
cages, Afidavits. Powers Of Attorney,
Notes and Bills Of Exchange, Re-
ceipts and Releases.
IT TELLS YOU Tue LAS Tor the Collection q
Debts, with the Statues of Elimination,
and amount aud kind Of property
Exempt from Execution in every
State.
1T TELLS You How 10 make an Assignment pro-
perry, with forms Cor Composition
with Creditors, and the lusoIyen;
Laws of every State.
lT TELLS You The legal relations existing be-
tween Gusrdian and Ward, Master
and Apprentice, aud Landlord aud
Tenant.
IT TELLS You What constitutes Libel end Sian
der, and the laws as to Marriage
Dowsr, the Wife's Right IN Property
Divorce and AliInoay.
iT TELLS You The Law tor hierhrnics' Lien 10
ineyery Stae, aud the Naturalization
Laws Of this country, and how to
comply with the same.
lT TELLS You The Ls~ Concerning Pensions and
how TO Obtain enc, and the Fre-Elnp-
tion Laws to Public Lands.
IT TELLS You 1h- La y Tor Pstruis, with mode of
procedure in obtaHiug one, with In
references, Assignments and Table
of Fees.
IT TELLs You How e. make your Will, aud how
to Administer on an Estate, with the
Law and the requirements thereof in
every State.
IT Tails You The nrranntg ofLaw Terms in gem
eral use, and explains to you the Lee
gislstIve, Executive and Judicial
Powers Of both the General and state
Governments.
IT TELLS You How 10 keep out Of I.aw, by show
ing how to do your business legally,
thus saving a ,Dst amount Of proper
~. aud vexatious litigation, by its
timely consultation.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH!
:. A..
Surgeon Dentist,
1o8 ROYAL STREET.

Corner on 81. Peter Atreet-En terance on 81.
Peter street.
CONTINUES to-call the attention of those
" who need the services Of a competent ben.
fist, and those persons whose Teeth have been
injured by unskillful Dentists, whose gold drops
out a short time alter the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
fort, by applying TO J. A. C~AsADAvANT. they can
have all operations in the Dental .Ari performed
conscientionsly, and in The most scientific manner.
He benumbs the gums. before Extracting Teeth.
with a chemical preparation invented by him.
which lessons the pain. Consultations in
French. Spanish aud English. decal
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
~~~~~~1-~

SINGULAR ScENE.-A foreign cores
pondent, writing from a town in Ger
many, says /: The auction Of dancers
at a village is a curious affair. The
girls are all assembled on an open
space, generally in front oi the Burgo-
masters house Of business, and an auc-
tiontrer having teen chosen among the
young mer, generally a wag in his way
the names of RoSchen, Narmschcne,
kirtchen, and all the other dscs, Jan
%endeering %diminutive by which the las
SEES are styled are called ont, and the
auction for dancers proceeds, which
gives the highest bidder the sole right
owe the hand for tic year, at oil fcts
dancings and reinicings which take
place, and these are moi few. 1t is gen
orally an understood thing that 1t is
akin to a declaration ; but still it is not
in any WY binding. Or curse there
are struggles and competition for the
prettiest, but she fails t. the richest.
The cash goes TO pay musicians and Il
spread OF two, and L any thing is over,
it is given 10 the church.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
KETTLE NETTE.V'G.
A Labor of Years Reduced to :,
Few Days.

HAVING been induced by frequent ~solieiia-
Ii ton, TO make public the science of Kettle
Setting that practice, ] hereby give notice to all
persons desiring 10 acquire Q knowledge Of the
art, that ] will give them instructions for the
Setting Of Kettles, for either wood VI coal, on rap
~plicatioa 10 me.
My system is based upon principles, the plau.
sibility aud correctness OF which admit Of no con-
tradiction, which are quickly and fully comprs
hended, and therefore not liable 10 be easily fol-
gotten.
! have models for FIVE different constructions
of Kettles. and designs by which instruction j,
made easy, and the art soon acquired. Copie-
OF designs or drawings are given TO those WHOM.
| instruct. All those 10 whom | teach my sys-
tenn, are also assisted by my services, if required.
Instructions are only given to those who have
been three or four years at the business OF Kettle
Setting. and are good workmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise, of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PIaquemine, Parish Of Iberyile) Ia Feb. %. Ie60.
Refer to-Dr. c. Clement. ~lberville-
Louis Desobry, ST.,
Z" Gervais Il Roman Sejlatrc,
" John Schlatre.
4" Sylvan Marionneaux,
I" Edward J. Gay,
" Jas. c. Woods, West Baton Ronse. =
Dan. II. Hickey, do
d" Thompson J. Bird, East Baton Rouge
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
8 SENTINEL.

The NORTHERN PoLIcY.-The Washing
ton correspondent to the Boston Adrsr-
tisy, writes a sentence worthy Of spe-
cial attention, and we give it accord
iugly:
"Mr. Seward speaks tomorrow. His
effort will be, l take it, to unite the
North and divide the South. This mast
be the policy Of every great states
man.
Seward spoke accordingly.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

ADocrLE HusBANb-Jn Portland, Ore
gon, there is a man who has lived with
his wife several years, and they had
several children. At last she got tired
Of him, and proposed that they should
get a divorce. He said he had no OBJ
lection il she would support him. She
aged to do so, and they were divorced
She is now married to another man, and
supports her former husband by retain
ing him in the family as a servant.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

The GARRIsoN.-We paid a visit TO
the Garrison Grounds yesterday aud
found a large number of hands from the
surrounding plantations, busily engaged
in raising breast works, and mounting
cannon, under the superintendent Z:
Col. Louis Herber, Of our city. Captain
Pierce has under his command forty-two
able bodied men, who are on duty day
and night, and will make an efficient
corps when fully organized Adroel,.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

~ The London Chemical Ners states
that hundreds Of barrels of the clarified
lat of horses are imported from Ostend
to England, and sold in London for gen.
ulne butter. Pies and buildings made
Of such a savory substance must be
very tempting to epicurcs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

SLEEr-Women require more sleep
than men, and farmers less than those
engaged in any other occupation. Edi.
tors, reporters, printers and telegraph
Operators, need no sleep at all Lawyers
can sleep as much as they choose, and
Keep out Of mischief.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

bS- His Excellency, Gov. Moore, has
appoin ed Messrs. Theodore Johnston,
Bait Barrow, and Alex. Barrow, Esqs.,
Directors on part Of the State, for Gros-
Sc Tete, Baton Rouge and Opelousas
Railroad Company. Good appoint
mpDts. every one.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

nSrA blooming young widow, living
IN one Of the southern states, which is
strongly for secession, sends word,
through a lady friend, 10 a spry widower
IN this city, but vino is not in very good
health at present, that 'she is for un
ion; /" to which he replied /: "And so am
l, but due regard must be had to the
constitution."--St. Louis Bulletin.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

- An old lady in Barnstable, Mass,
frightened off some BURGLARS the other
night by swapping a pair of tongs at
,nem out of the window, and exclaim-
ing, my pistol missed fire y
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

EGYPr.-Here is a spicy bird's-eye
view of a brief journey through Egypt F.:
II think l hear you ~exclaim, "but
what have you done with yourself all
this fortnight ?"
Done !! I've done all that is TO be
done /; seen all the lions, from pom
pey's Pillar" to an Arab village !; been
to two pic-nics, three balls, and dined
out every night Ii that list does not
fill up a very decent amount Of labor
for n individual, tell nj what does
Well, here we are at Carlo.
After all | feel as if it were hOrrid
twaddle on my part, writing the history
Of an overland route, when You for a
shilling can learn all about it at the
Gallery, Of Illustration. However, it
may add another proof, were that want.
ing, of the truthfuiness Of that exhibit
ton.
OF coursc-yes, | may say Of course
i took a Turkish bath, was prommel-
ed and pinched and pinched enjoyed
amazingly /; neither lost watch nor my
rings I; slept like a top after it, and
started next morning for the pyramids.
Up these, logged by two Arabs, went
your humble servant +; and, thanks, to
our good training and his long legs, he
fattcrS himself that eight and a half
minutes was no bad time to do it in.
There at the bottom are two small black
travelling companions, a lady and gen
tleman, who would not ascend. Fancy
me- on the largest pyramid.
After cutting her name on the stone,
| light my pipe and descend ; much hsr-
der work than ascending.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
Press and Types for Sale.

A SECOND HAND IMPERIAL PRESS,
"a 10y 81. Also a large quantity oftypes oi
various kinds, sufficient to establish = small
country Office.
The above is the Press and principal par
Of the types which are nov used by the "Gs
ze,te d Sentinel" A. the undersigned ca
cu,ate. to have no further use for them in d
short time. (%anticipating getting a large press
and new typesl those materials will be sol3
low for cash. For further particulars apply
by letter TO W. y. BRADBURN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

-fray Mr.. Opie. may | ask what
!uu NIX your colors with 7" said a brisk
s aw ante student to the great painter.
=, %i.a eTa'as, SIR was the gruf reply,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

LEGAL SEouESoE.-A little fellow one
say nonplpssed his mother by making
Me following inquiry : Mother, if a
uan is q minister, amt a woman a
mystery n
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.

4 SEWING MACHINE, adapted for coarse
"A Piaa'anon work, aud "a perfect order. vii be
soid CHEAP, if early application is made. For
further particulars apply at this Office. feb2
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
WfDDELL'S PILLS.

THIS Purely Vegetable Pill. which is spoken
i of so highly by alt who bave used them,
Tor Dlarrhes, Dysentary. Piles, &c. &c, or any
%afiiction OF the Bowels and Stomach, can be had
al 90 Campt street, New Orleans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

pH-United States Marshal R. A.
Hunter, closed his office on the 25th. =
His resignation was sent to Washing
ton to take effect on the day specified.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

STATE OF LOClSIANA-PARIsH OF
~ lBERvILLE-6rH JUDIcIAL DisT. CoURr.
In tie Succession Of
CLARENCE MORENCY, f. m. c,
WHEREAS Marcelin Martin, f. IN. c. has
w this day flied IN this Court his Final
Tableau of administrators of me Estate Of
Cl mtnce Morency, deceased. E IN. C.
Notice j. hereby gwen to all whom It may
concern 10 show cause within thirty days
from th,S date, Why the Final Tableau Of Ad-
mlnI>tration n~inreStid should not be holnolo-
gated and made y Judgment Of this Court.
Clerks office. lberviIle. Jan. 30 1861.
ian.3O Z. A. MNRIONNEAUX, by Clerk.
4 TrENDU. que Narceliu Martin. b. c. J. a
II ce jour enla,se daus le Bureau du Grefiier
de cette cour snu comp ( inal administration
dc IA success ion Je f-u Car, nee rencv, I. C..
Avis est par &c present dome a tous ccux cue
ce'a conce ne. de deduire sous treui joIrs de Ia
DAT" d. &c present les raisons pour lesquelles
lie on GabIrau Final ne seraiu pas homoloque ct
ioii ie 'geG"nt De ceit- cour.
Bureau ia GIe;fer. iberville. 30 Jan, 1861.
T. y MARiONNEAUX, Dep Grefiier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

n sst1qSs Judge 7. q. McCaleb.
MILF United States District At.
Gaey, 4 n. Lusher, United States
sSaa Ss'os'er, have both resigned their
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
succrssros DE ruE SIMPSON wnALY, aina.

Succession DE FUE SIMPSON WUAbY, sine.
Etdt de Ia Louisians, Par0isss dlJerriNs-
C0ur do Cine. District Judiciairs.
OAR GUSTAVE S. ROUSSEAU, Encan,ner,
L scrs vendn a Iaucun pubic Jeudi II l4th
Mars, 1861, at 10 hueres a. m, a la dernirre
residence du dit Simpson Whaly dams la Par
oiSse d1bervilIe, en- vertu dun ordrs de /
Hon. D.D.Avery, Juge de la susdIte cour, por.
tant date lie 8 Fevrer, 1861, les proprIeters Ell
apr's decriteS ct appartenant a la Succession
du suidit defunt Simpson Whsly aine, savair:
Hanna, Negresse, agIe de As ans.
Tn cheval, uu buggy ct une ceItsine guam
lite de meubles meuplsnt, une plan descrip
ton en- sera donne lie jour de Ia vente,
lbervilie TIN Fevrier, 1861.
G. S. ROUSSEAU,
feb Sth Eucdnteur.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
WE'VE ROY-S SCHOOL.

THE undersigned having esiabliehed himse.f
l. here permanently, for the purpose o.
Teaching, offers his services 10 the citizens a
Plaquemine and vicinity, for conducting a
BOYS SCHOOL. in the FRENCH and ENG
LISH LANGUAGES.
He expects to about the 2lti Of
this month. Due notice will be given Of the
locality. Being determined to devote his entire
energies to the instruction Of those under his
care, be trusts 10 receive q liberal share II the
oadI,yage Of parents and guardians.
iul2 ANTHONY DOtdiNH. -
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
Succession Sale.
SUCCESSION OF SIMPSON WHALY, SR ,DEc'p.

STATE Of LOUISIANA, Parish of Neyrik--
SiEh DSiric. Court.
DY GUSFAVE S ROUSSEAU. wi be
ID sod a Pnh''c Auction un THURSDAY,
lf'h March, 1861. at 10 n'clO,k. a. ~, a. the
la;e residence ol sad SIMPSON Whaly, in III.
Parish ut lbrry lie, by and in pursuance to en-
order from tie Hon. ID ID. Avrry.J dye of the
AFORESAID Sixth Judicial District Court, dated
5 IA F-brnary, 1861 the following described
property byl"rgn- to the sad Succession Of
Simpson Whsly, ST., deceased, TO wit:
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09
HENRY a. SPALDING.
deci5 Is Cedar St. New York.

That trouble in my Throa!,
Clor which The "IroILeS' are
specifc) having made ire oiter n
mere whisperer." \. P. WILLIS.
Il recommend tLeiT use 10 Pat.
lie Speakers.
REV. L. II. CHAPLIN.
"Great service ia subduiu.
Hodrscnsss."
REV. DANIEL WISE
Almost instant reliefin the dis
tressing Iabor OF breathing pecui 70
ar 10 .~4sthna.n
Rev 4. &. EGGLESTON.
Contain no OPIUM OF anything
injurious" DIR. A. a. HAlEs.
Chemist, Boston.
a simple and pleasant cOmDir.
alton for Coughs &c.
DR. u. ). BIGELOr.
BostoR.
beneficial in B~,ornhRis.n
DR.. J. L. LANE.
Bost0s.
Il have proved them exceiles,
for " hoopmg Congh.2
REV. Fl. ". WARREN.
Boston
Beneficial when compelled 10
speak, suffering from Cold"
REV. :. }. z. ANDERSON,
81. LOUIS.
"Efectual in removing Hoarse
mes and Irritation of the Throat.
so common with Speakers and
Singers
Plot. NJ STACY JOHNSON,
La Grange, Ca.
Tescber Of Music, Southern
Female College.
"Great benefit when taken be-
fore and after preaching, as they
proven, I~toarseress. FIom ihc,r
past effect, I think they will h..
OF permanent advantage 10 me-
REV. r. RONLEY, A. NJ.
President of Athens College,
Tenn.
OySold by all Druggists.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
nov
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-09

nSrIn London, hex spring, there is
to be a rather revolving exhibition of the
remains of Julia Pastriana, who died in
Russia, and having been embalined, and
her body made the subject Of a law pro-
cess with St. Petersburg doctors, result
cd in damages to the extent of 10000
francs, is to be brought to England for
exhibition, with her child, also embalm-
ed. This is the woman with the beard.