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FTMPORTANT TO WEsTERNen
,:.,s.e ssHIrEIss. =
THE YowHATAF sTEAABoAr CvsfAs1

ia BALTIMORE AND OHIO GHAILR0Ao
~ f.gCOApAN us TR0uGH LAMB To 4
~, -, THE WEST 500 ,.,,.
BACCO, WkuSxEY, BACON, CAHNhES, a.: a.:
TO and from the West az low rftess 0'ick S'~
All western md eastern, bound freight deiivStta
to and received nom on board the cars oil tne
tmAse and Chic kaiiyesd Company ~ Lvs1e a.
Hesnk saving transfer by drsys and eaposa'S's
Threrxa hiiis or iadiug given on al ahig Pm
l1s 49, -, Aeeel
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DlEIL ADELPHiA, hiGH .ssaSsa
SHIP LINE. FOk PHILADELPHIA % CSh
NEEKa--Stsamers NORFOLK, SALvUR, and y.
&. GREEN, composing .hia liuc, win leave fhl.a-
eelpnla every WEnN ESDhY ara SATUhOAl,
.ndRichInona every MOaDsY anfTdUhSDAi
sitefnarsy. Freight received daaS except sun.
dayel, cheaper than by any 0tyGT route, ior an
paris OF PepuaylYaris AMI neu Jersey also for
New Orleans ofd Southern; Mx.i Gteauship i,ne
nom rbiisdeipbIs. Freight taken fo- Norfolk a
moderate raIeS,
stSteroom, SS.
q - w. r. EOKTEk Agent,
No. A,5 Docs street, Richmond
VIM, T. CiYDE g. CO., Agents,
No. II North Wharves, and
ia No. i, Sou.h Uharyas. Fbiia4eipbia,
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ftOTTON YARN.-Just received con-
~ slgnment Of COTTON YARN, which We
offer on account OF manufacturers ut lowest
,e7f ROBggT y. WILLIAMS 4 CO
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[il4I: FREIGHT OFF Gle or JAS. krvRs 4 Co,
tS PECIAL NOTICE TOEH%-1Tn,ss
~ SHIPPE kS.-Freight for Ls..SaaS--sssssSs5
Eyncbburg and the Southwest received AZ This
office and forwarded by canal withou; tesau.icn.
Z All freight coming from LYncbburg aud be1 nLd
to Richmond and points North will IL: pre- iDptly
forwarded If consigned 10 the cs re or Gina Agent
at Lynchhurg. r. DILLON, AGENT
my l3-3m H.r l5a7 Dock street
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,,.. CENTRAL DEroT,I

CENTRAL DEPoT,I
Montgomery County, Va.
June 9Th, 1871. } 2
rI'HIS is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
l. visiting the New River White Sulphur, ior
Eggestoh's sprtngsl that q boat. Atted up for The
ING after LIST July for these springs.
am prepared 20 furnish all visitors with &C.
Communications at my Hotel, n. this place, and
Will zee that they get TO the boat in time. In.
q Are for the Wilson House. s At
jy l9-Im A. 3. WILSON.
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TAU DE E-VERITABLE-
r. sold AZ MEADE & bkKER'S
=. .,F Drug store.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

7 UBIN'S HANDKEKERCHIyF
IL EXTRACTS AND SOAPS
sid at MaADE s. BAK ER'S
ans Drug store.
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WRENCH TOILET POWDER and COS
MEADE L BAKgk'S
lIrup stDrp
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DAY RUM, of SUPERIOR QUALITY,
Id sold at MEADE q - hEh'o
an Drug SLEGe.
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AUCrIOH sALEs-This Day:
= gyTnouasgWsKeesee, Auesaonsesse
No. nI7 Hain street. :.

80. yThoruas Keesee,s Auetaorses -. :
No. laI7 Main street -,
n1ANOs. SHOWCASES, H0 NuasssEGais
11uN1, IIeE &C IA -A.DOEton.tLano
pr sss. ds y 81 snd woF
wsx lsIsss5f pAELoR SUITS, in .hais-olo'h aaa
EoofT sR %i;E ca ANBER SUITS, pnpoRxs. and
sn IRA ND sm InHF o4hBsks;
SOFAS s. and and a93ns esEaT i" Ga1iGs,
vow - sHOW-GASEs, e., -
sg gH : ns RRo osTHSik 4. ;aF
Child oHIt6 cAhRIA GE' - .e.<ns'.,s,'
r"" Cutlery; ---..-.--.-~-----.~-,--~-
@,sT -e ed5,aaKFs eNs ASs =, go 2,
s,ss IETrERSPR EsSEs, u 40 i@T - -
n;, SCALES saaSSas ". KEEP SEE, Z uc.: ::
- = BY Wellington eoddln. ~ .%
=, Resi- Estate Agent and Auctloneer.'
..r. corner nth and Bank streets. ~ cyl i
,Y7o11R HALF.ACRE LOTS IN -DU-
kRR1T1HScs T s9 99HRs sr 81
On the Dremises. on THITRSDkY, 10th OF Al ga g,
M7i. at 8 O'Clock r. b., 1.-The FOUR ,HALF;hA,GshG
Its s ssa Bso sna b BraneD
which Nos, 0 and 10, front on Bacon street, ana
has on one or them 4 SMALL FRAMED TEN ~,
MENT, occupied by a celored woman named
TnsMs one:tiifrd cash: balance at four and
eight months bearing in'sfSs. GoDDIN. suct
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nnrwwaEA, &e.

aR0CERaEs. see: e--~s>>>->--., -
V1RaIsfiA HfsnsssSvs j, ,Asitrs}s|.rrs.;;
,rp VINEGAR, waErasted TO Keep
wISSa e s ;Siss
wwaaifE irrLE SsAs 8. .eA syg 1.2s,,.,
WaITE AS SNOW as
w LITTLE GIANT CONE AGAIN.
The multitude Of persons vino expect 20 81 new
r~aiLY FLOUR wlll please leave % TTSsrs o w''h
an 10 .eodsts Between 10th and lI.a ste:
SUGARS, sUGARs.-15 bbds; :, choice ,!aotes
= n he eGi ana
sSs Sne aua,ity goods ever offered on me
sss lSs and ND ssG psa, rHs'sa SUE
3 "a Extra cf RSs sPfsfSs 81 as g.
1cIoFFEEs. -CoFFEEs.-sSo bags s,, Kne
CUFFEEs. a., s so I'd s,s Choice Old Govern
me- me- cafse ;ssS Gi re r. p WILLIAMS GO:
s.1T SAT-, 500 SACKS LIYERPoo,OodL
Rnnr Gactory-aIled) SALT d hy eApe = =,
for ssle, to arrive ssSSB,rr. WILLIAMS { 90
CPECIAL NOTICE.
sEoyGE W. LEGG'' FAMILY F"oo"' s.
,os,r,,s a supply of this very superior
FAMILY FLOUR,
"a. uet It by leaving orders with u' III Au'"n'
Mr.. Lekg authorizes us 10
Warrant livery BARREL SOLD DohAN"
THE YEAR.
This Flour is superior IN every ie'p'''
Flour offered In Ibis mHrkKsI' ., ,-..rf
mr. s,,n,;v will be un form dnEnR l.ie '." ",
o"c supi"' a.Y. STOKES GO.
DoN'r CRY
~ but come at once and buy your
ROCERIEs
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
Corner of Main and s.h streets.
If YOU are from The country, every city person
can show you the place.
KEEP YoUs EYES OPEN.
We have no connection with any other store
and our place is the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
ana Career OF Main and 9Th streets.
FAMILY AND OTHER GRADES
FLOUR: .s@~.ts
"H. T. HULLADAi,"
"RAPIDAE," a....-
CHARLOTTESVILLE M. & III. co.."
uPYEDMONT,n and
"WHIrE ROCK" FAMILY FLOUR,
ALI celebrated brands OF the highest standtr
For sale by PALMER, HARTsO JK CO.,
au1 Agents here.
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DECEIVING THIS DA1-.
IL so hogshcsds PORTO kiCO SUGAR, part
a5 boxes en',' neEiM~sARA SUGAR;
$50 barrels REFINED SUGARS, all grace. !;
leo barrels and uerces SYRuP;
SO barrels CALVERT CRY >TAL - hCi,
100 barrels NOS. !, 2. aud NJ I'm FIX NJ, new
rs bar ell choice SUdAR-CU RED bfEAh-
FAST BACON;
10 barrels SUMMER BEEF, something ex-
.LANu, in rerces, half barrels, cassa' aud
LEO bags RIO COFFEE:
rs bags genuine LAGUAY "a C',FEEE
q bag, ctolce LID GJVERSMhNT JAVA
Is BAGS Mocha COFFEE:
SO half chests good to choice GUNtONOEh
and OOLONG TEAS;
To which we Invite the attention OF inc Lrsns;
ty2e 5. =: "A ND- " ":
EOR SALE LOW,
E 3Ov half oa,r rls Nos. and 2FAnlLY KoE
= HEaGIHGS,
-. 100 bbls. CUT and GROSS NOkTH CAho-
LIMA HERkiNGS.
~ 22-Im CHAREkLh1N NE O JONES.
NEW FLOUR, NEW FLOUR am
~ now grinding u very superior article OF hpuT
of new wheat, and have on hand SUPEhFlNEa ao
EXTRA FLOUR Of old wheat TO which peg 10
call the attention Of ali In wait. - ."
south side Of the Dock,
tyls foot of nth street.
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YatHE FINEST LISH HAIR
Il BRUSHES, SOAPA COMBS, &C.. sold 1T
MEADE l. Bakers Drug store.
ans 98 dain stre' t.
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j. D, KELLEY, JR., General AR't Va. and For
eio,, THROUGH Line. r -...t .-,u tea
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aEs II. T. HII.MROLD.
Crystal Palace Drag Store ss4 Broadway. New
Palace Pharmacy. <Gilsey House, Brosdway and
goth streets, New York;
Temple or Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, Phila-
deiphis, and 1Ol south 10th street. Phfladet-
paia. So $500 = : s t..s IL.
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II. T. Observation-Disclosures Friend: con-
grsIulate you on having the handsomest and at
the same time the most EFFECTIVE PILL that
have ever known tor the purposes intended.
WIN. &. WARNER & co.
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s>OAL AND WOUD.-ANTHRA
local. for foundries, furnaces, CRATES, ana
all Kinds of stoves at from $8 to 1875, DE- llTeTe
Der ton 1000 pounds; FXrkA, HENh1 Ola FRI
Der ton /; GLOVER HILL LUMf, 20 HAin}
A SO per load, delivered. COKE ana OAh anu
PING WOOD at lowest marke. prices, Tor cash,
At n ~ Anu auu o'i y - CHAS. II. PAGE & co.
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g DE O. T CA LICORICE.-We are re-
celying small shipment OF the ab1ye brand Of
SPANISH LICoRICE, which Is, equal to the ].
@. CA brand or any other. -
70 <a.@s qt a. A. Y. STOKES & CO., n
Jy:2 Impor.er,s Agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-14

Grand Duke Constantine of Russia the other
day narrowly escaped death in trying a new tor
pedo which he had invented. He was severely
injured in the left arm.
Queen Olga, of Wurtemberg, has written a
volume of personal "reminiscences of the En-
peror Nicholas of Russia" which will probably
be published this summer simultaneously at
Stuttgart and ST. Petersburg. This is the queen
who protested against the annexation of the
kingdom to the German empire and, when her
husband the king assured her that it was una
voidable, replied; when gave you my hand,
l thought was marrying king and not merely
a satrap."
Duluth paper says one of the streams run
ming into Lake Superior, from the north, is
called Temperance river" because it is the
only one of all the tributaries of the lake that
has no bar at its mouth.
Mr.. w. S. Groesbeck of Cincinnati appears
to be the most progressive of all the democratic
candidates for the presidency. In a recent
speech he said: "War legisates. History is full
of its enactments. 1t has legisated here; its
work is fixed, and let us hope ended. We shall
not 20 backward"
The Greek aristocracy are by no means pleased
with the conduct of their king Georgios Rotos.
He is charged with being a trihing sort Of a
fellow, too fond of strong drink, and perfectly
happy only when playing with his tame birds,
of which he has great many. In consequence
of this prediction of their sovereign, the
the mountains were only magpies, the king
would have caught them long ago"
Mr.. A. I. Gallagher, principal Of New York
city grammar school, is occupying the attention
of the board of education, on the charge of
habitual drunkenness and unbecoming conduct.
The other teachers in the school testify that he
has been often intoxicated, but the chairman OF
the trustees for his ward says that, though he
has frequently seen Mr.. Gallagher intoxicated
out of school hours, he did not know of any OBJ
lection to his continuing his duties.
DR.. Paul Schoeppe, who has so long been
under sentence Of death, in Philadelphia, for the
murder Of Miss Steineke by poison, is to have
another chance for his life. A bill has been
offered in the Pennsylvania legislature, making
it the duty of the supreme court to review the
law and the evidence in the case, and if murder
in the first degree appears not to have been
proved by legal evidence, to order new trial.
Captain Patrick II. Weaver, of Tippecanoe
county, Indiana was in command of company
of infantry in the Black Hawk war, and it is
related of him that at one time while getting
his company in line for parade, he got vexed at
the alignment, which resembled n worm-fence
more than it did straight line, threw down his
sword, and pulling off his hunting shirt, told
the men that if they did not get into a straight
line he would thrash the whole company. The
line was promptly formed, and the captain put
on his hunting shirt and buckled on his sword
AGAIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-14

BUCHANAN's ANEcDoTE OF GOLD HIcK-
oRY."-Shortly after Mr.. Buchanan's return
from Russia, in 1884, to which he had been sent
by President Jackson in 1882, and Immediately
following his election to the United States sen.
ate, he called upon Old Hickory, with a fair
English lady, whom he desired to present TO the
mead oil the American nation. Leaving her in
tne reception room, down stairs, he assembled to
Ile private quarters, and found Gen.
Jacksoh unshaved, unkempt in his dressinO
gown, with his slippered feet on the fender he
lore olazlng wood fire, smoking a corn-cob
pipe OF the old southern school He stated his
OBJECT, when the general said he would be very
glad 10 meet the handsome acquaintance of the
new bachelor senator. Mr.. Buchanan was
always careful of his personal appearance. and
IN some respects, was sort Of masculine Miss
fribble, addicted to spotless cravats and hupe
collars; rather proud of a small foot for man OF
his large stature, and TO the last of his life
what the ladies would call ga very good figure -
Having just returned from visit to the fashion.
able continental circles, after two years OF
thorough intercourse with the etiquette of one OF
the stateliest courts in Europe, he was somewhat
shocked at the idea of the president meeting the
eminent English lady in such guise and ven.
tured TO ask if he did not intend TO change his
attire, whereupon the old warrior rose, with his
ong pipe in his hand, and deliberately knock.
ing the ashes out Of the bowl, said 10 his friend
buchanan, want to give you little piece oil
advice, which hope you will remember. knew
man once who made his fortune by attending
70 ms own business. Tell the lady will see her
presently" The man who became president in
1000 was fond of saying that this remark of An.
INV INV jackson humiliated him more than any re-
Suke ne had ever received. He walked down
sSnr, ,; 70 meet his fair charge, and in very
dressed in full suit of black, cleanly shaved
MIN W. ms stubborn white hair forced back from
ny remarkable face, and advancing to the bean.
tlIul brihsher, saluted her with almost kinsIy
grace. AS she left the white house she exclaimed
y ner escort, Your republican president d the
: royal model Of Q gentleman.n : 'N'
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More About the Murderer RulIoa.

HTOm hepuDl1cAQ.
Before Rullotf was put upon trial, he became
convinced that the evidence in possession of the
prosecution would convict him, and he offered
to plead guilty of manslaughter in the second
degree, and thereby escape the gallows by serv-
ing short time in state prison. The district at
torney very properly refused to allow him to do
that, believing that he should receive punish
ment for the full degree of his heinous crime,
which could be established beyond a doubt.
This morning Ruloff made full and connect
ed statement Of the flight from the store, and
the drowning OF his companions. He said that
Dexter was SO badly wounded that he sank from
tainting once before they got to the river, and
they were delayed few seconds on that account.
AT the bank of the river they stopped and cal
culated upon the chances Of getting across, but
as there was no alternative, they waded in and
attempted to cross. Dexter could not touch bot
tom, and at the next step they were all in water
over their heads. Dexter chung to Rulloff, who
only saved himselffrom drowning by desperate
struggle, in which he broke away from his
drowning companion. Jarvis was good swim
mer, and attempted to reach the bank: but his
strength failed, and he persisted a few feet from
shore. Rulloh says that neither of them sank.
and when he climbed up the hill he could see
them lying on the water. He believes that Jarvis
was SO badly injured by Mlrrick that had he
succeeded in reaching the west shore, he would
have been unable to walk after he got there
Rullof was asked by the person who heard his
story where he went after he crossed the river.
and he declined to give any information ahont
his place of concealment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-14

Exhaustion.

Invalids broken down in health and spirits by Chronic
Dyspepsia, suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows the attacks OF acute disease the testimony
of thousands who have been raised by miracle from
a similar state of prOstration by Hosteters Stomach
Bitters is guarantee that by the you
too may be strengthened and restored. But to those
who stand in peril of epidemies to all who by reason of
exposure, privations and uncongenial climate or u
healthy pursuits, may at any moment be stricken down.
this paragraph is most particularly and emphdhcGlly
addressed You who thus situated are profered an
absolute safeguard against the danger that menaees you
Tone and regulate the system with this harmless msd
cina smulant andalteratve and you will be foreamed
against the maladie whose seeds float around you in the
air unseen Hosteters Stomach Bitters are not only
standard tonic and Alternative throughout the United
States but they accredited by certificates OF the
most distinguished citizens of the Union the people
of all other lands. In Canada Australia and the West
Indies, they gradually taking the place of all other
stomachics, whether native foreign, and surely
truth progressive and overthrows doubt
they will eventually supersede every other invgorant
and restorative now employed in medicinal practice.
al3 d&wlw
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-April IS.
nnh R1nJH EMO

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April l3.-Cotton dull; sales SIS bales
upands Axe Foursales 800 bbs; state and western
heavy state Sc 5,l9; Ohio $50 g 1885, western Sc @
l,62; new No2 do ST. a l,el; winter red and amber
western S63 l,66 Corn dull and advance lost; sales
$1,000 BUSH new mixed western IS a tic. Oats low
Ohio and ewstern 81 g 70c. Pork heavy new mess $l9
Susg heavy Reo Ro e &c. sa aGa 20 dS &c. %hsR.y
steady; western free 9OAc Rice dull ; Carolina a
good refining q 9Hc. Coffee quiet; RIO is4 q iShc
Spirits tqrpenne quiet at SIC rosn at Is 26% Pero-
lowIsteady at 81 a SIC.
., G CHS April lS-Flogr firm Wheat dul-NO2 at
Sl,2SA "a l,2Sa. Corn fairly active-NO SIC. Oats
dull-No2 at q q Az Rye more activenNo at 80 a
S525 $50, Cattle unchanged Recepts-SOO0 bbls flour
10000 bush wheat GOO bush corn Oe bush oats 1000
bbs -four, 100000 bush wheat 1900 bush corn, 1000
b1sn oats, oUOO bush i, barley, 2OOO hogs. .
SIS q 1925 Lard dull, Bulk meats lower shoulders
mand shoulders ~ q BIC; sides "a q lOac. Whiskey
sew 0ELEANs, April ls-cotton quiet and firm !;
middlings l4He.
FLQUR-Fancy brands, 81 Dbl slO50 q sisOO; choice
St. Louis brands. $500 q $1,000; common extras IS 90
G ss Ss &Sb s9S Cora bush
western mixed, IS @ Sl,OG Rye q bush Sl2O. Oats u
S9 and rye G mSa 4 To- MS sh6 s'
SilS g sly; hne feed 500; mddlngs, $3.50 Buck
PRoYISIoNS-Beef roast pieces, u II IS @ SOC ;
s sra6 soc 5, s9s roSnd q g ?5s iss
h. Lard q 10 zoe trpe q ID l2c; salt pork q 10 is a
lSc; fresh pork - a zoe; hams whole q ID "a zoe:
Rc; sage 25ej eggs doz IS soc; meats tongues csc
% q 9c Bologna sausage zoe q b. Hogshead cheese
&C 8 ID; sage cheese, &c % III. Chickens IS 40 4Oc AZ H.
Lamb ID % Csc " h. Pigeons s. % doz. Turkeys 80
PRqDTGE-Beags s5@75c peck Pickles s@7Sc
Onions 75c al heck Tnrnns 40c ~ necf sl4g
p Squashes &c q n. Beets lOc u peck Carrots Sc y
ships Sc q 10 Lettuce l2c q head Spinach Zoe ii peck
Radishes l1e % bunch Oyster plants Csc " bunch.
Onions Mons i5G Y bunch s Celery 25c q bunch Greens soc
apples s S. Dbl 4o@5Oc PIX Rasns
e 25c r. Lemons Is g Soc q dozi box 81 q AZ.
r b. Chestnuts, zoe q quart. Havana oranges q C
sez Messn& ,S oranges Is g 4Oe p do5 box, $500
GRQCERl Sugars--Crushed ana graduated a. b
l. l4c brown sugars II a. l3c maple sugar 20 a Csc
Is gal. syrups soc a $50 q gall soaps"chemica II, II
g -c bar L. @D &c. Black Teas 90 @ Sf2O9 ID; Green
Java 3s@42e mixed cofees Il q 25c Cocoa a. b 45c
chocolate, 45 @ SOC; shells Is a 30c Broma "a 45c al
BIZ b T q Candles q ID Is Sc; Sperm % IS 4Oe
klce, w. ID, = "a lOc Kerosene Oil, 80 a Sc u gallon
Sperm oil $50 g PCS per gallon Honey 4Or q N. Jap
FIsH-Haddoek y H. lOci fresh cod, l2c dry, TO lOc
solid oysters u Ct, 40 g s5c$ HOLSTERS, l0c Halibu
FSkse ss se 50 fSus s. d0S am sIs e g p
q 75c, WV Nv 70 ''' ''''' "
Chestnut, Sll,50; Btumlnous 81; Lackawanna $500
Seventyye cents ton less than these prices when de-.
yered at the yard. Charcoal-Hard Soc chestnut 4Oe
WOOD AND HAYWOOD, q cord, walnut sll, hard S
@l9 green hard 3d. chestnut and hemock $7@DT5 pine
ton SIS q rs. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-14

How MRS. SooTT-SIDDoNs WAS RECEIVED IN
NoRwIoH-We copy from the Bulletin of March
29th:-
MRS. SooTT-SIDDoNs-0n of the most refined
n p cultivated audiences that ever gathered in
at seea nall welcomed Mrs Siddons last night. The
sn5f was decorated with fresh flowers in prousion,
s; Lne charming reader was made the recipient OF
Svas n onerings during the evening. Mrs. Sddons
49, Introduced by B. B. Whittemore and immedi
ne unnamed Seadieac the programme.
on1v ooe.g was more properly recitation with
thay occasional reference to notes. To say less than
nrsise " was exquisitey faultless would be faint
Rer Sea AZ was the work of perfect artist who had
her entirely under the magical control of
diftarent IN am1 manner In all the selections, so
a,sa N spirit and character, she welded the
same n, power and the effect was as intense in the
n V1 T a. IN the sleep-walking scene from Mac
oet me pictures she presented were wonderful
anu iuescrtpaDle IN their spirit and life and en-
crossing interest. Mrs. Siddons was elegantly
dressed and her beauty was almost as potent In il
cnarm rs ner great power rs a reader and an ac-
tress. The entertainment was great achievement.
ence y ~ ~
New millinery opening to-day by Miss q. y.
Quinn at liza Main et-aat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-14

The newest styles of mems and boys hats have
been received this day at F. A. Clapps, 22S Main
street; also full line of trunks and travelling
baps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-14

F. A. Clapp 22S Main street, has Just received the
best assortment of "Jouvin's Kid Gloves" ever
seen in the city The colors are selected with refer
ence to spring and summer trade
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-14

lie told of son ofthe Emerald Isle who upon apply
Ing to physician for advice, told to take WINE
and BARK He accordingly procured quantity of the
former and seating himself outside his door, after his
family and neghbors had retired for the night proceeded
to follow the advice of the physician to the letter. by
first taking large poatlon of the wine and then barking
vocerousy, much to the discomfort of the neighbors
who soon found it necessary to call the police order
to obtain quiet nights repose. The DOCTOR being
quetioned, said he should have been explicit
he intended to have ordered Fairbanks Pper's Wine
of Bark and Iron he considered ii the best remedy
Dyspepsia Debility. Weakness Loss of Appetite Want
of Energy Depression Spirits Languor and in fact all
diseases incident feeble condition of the blood and
impaired state of the digestive organs that he had
ever used in his forty years practice.
1t is manufactured and sold by Fairbanks 81 Piper,
Druggists, No. 10 Front St., Worcester, Mass
mills dit