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DOODLE hOllON hAhPS
7 BROWNIES co, Manu- acrurets London and New
9Srs beg 70 call the attention of The admirers Of this very
he 4Ss. Hs
o1 the a1 most VIII all The
OF Touch, and pc rfectnes, 4 me channm.
enable MS az Eae sa DI are .u5
,a,sng ms friends the high duties imposed by tariff
Dsals and professors particularly invited and will find
' 'a'a '''n''ent business ''vi'i;sf ssRRiowNE,
s7IoMl &wy.ee 1856 Broadway and 7sk Chamber. St
as.y p. ey tn. frs,
O5esipI' ia h: country. to be any imp red
.n,~..s w %EIroN TOWNSEND.
aeI;gnsd would inform Ii friend. and he public gene
..'' ''' ~ sU IS IL . an u T re- STORE
'O S hoa ion STREET nsT owe street. directly OPP
"A Ard viii open aeps$ April ed with fresh
5Rs s'as: sa s 6o%"sc
s.SHss AND he Sa. Of sS
@.s DTf Il a.;arpsa Of which they offer
n pe at any other store in the city, for the
i9 sn ,O yng distance VIII NAV wish to be SUPPLIED
or ORDERS and The good delivered therea
freq e0oods sent to any part Of the city the steamboats,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
THE UB serb RS now opening, by recent srnvas
Ter al the Invest prices for ca,h approx paper.
sau Hinges and Screws Fine Pen Pocket Cutie
.": : s ::s Ts5 b.ss e.: G:
.o AZ ss,;: s::: As
sT Is. a. Liver pe.s than an, other afford sell
the original cost.
a0 linz 2ls Pearl str .et opposite Plat street
WEBB's INVERTED CONE LAMPs-If there is a
Camfheus lamp 10 eI'tence tat really deserves the
Wssb W. oP Ss1e
& o. nb e s the p pSsR. Of
this Lsnp We advise all who may 5. e Lsmss
amp tore oew locaton $50 Broadway, doors of
II 1t the lg,%sbie Hair C.ge5 take, this M hod of
% Ola ssn $50 ns puce y tn. be has
the Pearl House which Ia. been aewy fttei 49, end
his s aud s: TaH .ys ,a'Sl e o
s,s'"'''''' HAIR Cutting ss':P''
u D.nF forget the nunber-No. So Pearl Street
BILLIARD SALOON
w, TAE sntMs EkiTGITlH f Hdr Doors BELOW
d. paos ar aSSs'!ss
se .sscn sns on. q e, as sPt the
Zach .b.h%enata m sIii Ss SSs[
with pv1s G.e for h, s;pee, u,sh N G
select and Ieeabe gentle visiting his hon,s oie
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN TUE
BASEMEN VI. " 'AiH
His Bar will always be ed with the
Liquors and the best Segs be hadalso Sherry Cobb.ys
Mnt yaleps Punches; made be surpassed
B-Tbe apartments have undergone thorough reftns
new paper, painting, &C.
- Oentlcmen will please any neglect o
FRANCIS MoNTEvERDE
mehe sm'r Bare ay street
NoIlCh hereby given that he annual eecuon Thir
ecu Vn elon OF he New Ysrk and He lsem Rail ROAD
o"InlS W. De held Al heu office, No 1Don Row, II
~ eu Isew tok, the is, tbens the bird Gesdsy IL
o'clucs, 2. M ' A "''"' ~ ""
Daoee Aml ~, ls43 AMI. im.r
ar ,ON htLA NJ - enon. wsbiug a. 81, mon =
~ 20 their iends Of EpsIand sca,ian
or be supp da Tor lar,. or sn I'll mon,s
payable on demand, without discount ~ ali ~ n,oo,"si
the us..d kln dom and The forwarded by he
month"; BY the Boston Steamer Of the and ls,l "a H ~
Grest Western. Apply TO W. Nj. T. TAPst0TTggY 'he
s21T f3 Peck Slip. cor son,hh :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

NOIICE-Thc Coparner ship heretofore eSistng DetWeet
y Eils 4 N.ddlebrook, Is this day dissolved
New York, February LIST, lsa3.
g. MIDDLEbROOK
8, MIDDLEBROOK respectfully informs the Of
the late firm and public he cattes Bookbindng
his own account at No. l23 Fulton street, New York.
". B.-Ordes respectfully solicited Cloth made
promptly and cheap for country booksellers az imscc
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PAYsIoLOdlCAL ,MYsTEKlEs AND REVEL1
LOVE. COIIRTSHIP AND MARRIAGE
CAUTION To FEMALES

MAUAME RES LII, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, would
IVA inform ladies who with decacy, have repug-
eance the treatment OF their complaints BY Of their
own sex that all cases she attends TO them
deems to state this she does wish To BE-
eAssed with the pretende continually appearing and disappear
ing, advertising Female Physicians who ignorant and
are Obliged to get some scarcely les.
ignorant Quack instead Consu.nR parlo
eaifence M Greenwich street, between Courtandt and ri
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.

TYPES. AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURERS AT
CON NER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY
CORNER Nassau ANN s1prrra
NEW YORK
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE.
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES
HE undersigned RESPECTFULLY informs the Old Patrons of the
CorrER's, and recently CerNER CooxEI and the
public general that execute orde
PRINTING TYPES,
P PRE- CHAsEs, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK FRAMES and other article necessary 10 form
Complete Printing Establishments, favorable terms and
Of good Quality other establishment the United
2fataS
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CHLAP CASH
TAILORING ESTABl ISHMENT


TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
90 John street, (nesr WiIliam.)
respectfully his friends and the
cubic generally thar he has opened Estabshmen
e Chesp Cash SYSTEM where gentlemen will always find
ana Fashionabs Assortmen of Coths Cassmees and
winch VIII be made 10 order style OF ht and
not by other establishment in the
ooopernne do do do Ito Is
anus OF Wool kack, or Fancy Cassimeres 3to
vest, n., OF SATIN, sllk, vale1ta, Velvet &ca 3to
svS9s, az extraordinary low prices
W Gentlemen furnishing their goods have IL EN-
and trimmed at the lowest possible prize faI Cah
M A I ms CASH TAIL KING
ESTABL1SH INTENT.
lo4 ,iliiam Street, Cornee Of finn Street,
desidedIY the cheapest in the city There is slways
hand ee soek Of goods purchased for cash.
which will b. made up TO order the style Of make it, TIM
ming &C. III has given suck general Satisfaction during the
ssl IouT yeaI and e positive saving OF 20
Gene are requested 10 call and eramips Those who
1'n'n IN eu own fRaGSi e xNn n's TR nm
ere., Coats. made ard trimmed, -. 81 90 ts 81 50
Frock Coats do do 90 10 go
Pants and Vests, .... IS to 90
over Coats, -. 90 to II co
ivls iH MICHAEL r. MARTIN
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL No. Wall street. Tn
nent OF imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz
and Capes OF superior Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
Memo and Cotton, Of all colors and sizes.
Clothzlndia Rubber Water Proof, Lama Lama Per
,asmar tHAs. APRAHAMsoN.
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20 a., a. ~ ID enons wishing ssld money
70 tl lrLos ~ ANY part Of Lug and Ireland Scotland
or Sa S sssp sS ds o large
TO wnso the United kins dom. aud the sans w ~
regular packets Of the lat 7th 18th 10th et md 9s,b s
Orest Western. Apply TO w, Nj I. TAPstoTTggy t"e
A<ST fsfeck Slip cor, South A.
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% o Initial.
GOV T. II n n T. A ! n L
IN RHODE ISLAND.

Gov. Paine, Of Vermoat.-The citizens Of
Pro, idrnce, L. l., by II committee. have rendered
u complimentary dinner TO his exccency Gov.
Paine, Of this state. We copy the following from
the Providence Journal of Jan. 26.
The manly course which Gov. Paine took in hl'
message, in relation To The recent insurTccton N
Rhode Island, was so different from that Of some
Executives upon hom lhe Law aud Order had
equal claims that it was particularly nppr' claed
here. The members or tho General Assembly call
ed upon him II, his lodgings yesterday and nun'-
Der Of gentlemen rendered him public dinner, rs
mark o(respect to him and the noble State nl
which he is The worthy Chief Magistrate. The
limited time which he was enabled to remain II
the city compelled him To decline this Proiirr OF
hospitality and good feeling Gov Paine attended
the Infantry Ball on Tuesday evening in company
with Gov. King. lie left this city for Vermont
last evening.
We COPY the above from the last. Waichnnn.
and though satisfied thai such nm exhibition OF The
Chief Magistrate Of our State cannot fail 10 opr-
rate 10 The advantage Of the party adverse 10 The
elevation oflhat Magistrate, We deeply regret thai
the opportunity Of presenting the case 10 the pco-
plc of Vermont is ,ouchsaleh TO US. We regret it
for the honor of the Governor. (ior personally we
harbor none but friendly feelings toward hlIb,) Tor
the honor of the State and the people. We regret
That, that portion Of his message which related to
Rhode Island affairs was such as 10 commend IT.
self TO the smiles and favcrs Of the "Algrrines" Of
that State. We regret that he should have been
placed in position TO receive the honor. (or dis
honor) Of an invitation to public dinner from men
who si.nmelessIy tranpe under foot the sacred
principles fa' which our fathers fought, b'ed, and
encountered every hazard to esiablish,n the Reyo-
luiion; aud we regret that the Governor, OF this
free. enlightened. and really democratic State,
should have condescended to honor, with his pres.
cncc, and in company with Gov. King, Ball.
given by men, who, doubtless, stood ready to
shoe, down, like dogs, il occasion should require.
their fathers, their brothers. their neghbors and
ih, fellow citizens for resisting opJ PRESTON aud as
serling the rights, so purchased with the blood
ind treasure Of patriots and martyrs.
The people Of tins Stale understand what frce'
or universal suffrage mems. Tor they have AWAY
enoyed il; they understand too tiot iwo-ih'rds O.,
the people Of Rhode Island hasebsen deprived oil
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THE EFFECTS OF PANIC AND PRES.
SUREON PRICES.

While the opposition are cndenvoring 10 per.
suadc the Democratic yeomnnry Of The country To-
desert their principles aud Yield their support to
Federalism, IN consequence of the reduced pi Of
produce at the present time, u usefu! lesson may
perhaps be learned from The past. With this view
we give the following table. Il is from the Penn
s,l,Hnian Of February, 1887 having been ''care-
fully aud accurately prepared" for that journal by
a mercantile gentleman, aud affords comp ,ralive
view of the prcc Of flour in Philadelphia for tho
first three months of the year, from 1896 to 1925.
10 render the table complete 10 the present time,
we have added the Washington prices for The same
months in 1888. 1889 and 1910, ~ var, ny prob
ably, not materially from those of the Philadelphia
market. In introducing the table. the penns,lva-
niin remarks: "ll Possesses peculiar interest at
The moment, (Fchrnary, 1887, )showinga ii does,
the great and rapid fluctuations uf The market, and
stating the fac, that, nj pe'lnd1 when labor did not
ohluin more than one half the price it now cont
nand., -four his sold at much higher prices Than
those whlrh are now complained of IN 1886. for
instance, il sold ~ high rs fifteen dollars barrel
PRICES OF FLOUR.
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THE
LA DY'S " RE A T II,
YOUNG LADIES MAGAZINE,
Is the tie ola n,ip work, pubiishcd Ji.monthiy in
Philadelphia at The srirem,iy iow price Of
ONE DOLLAR YEAR.

YOUNG LADIES MAGAZINE,
Is n, tue ola n'tv work, pubiished Li.monthiy in
Philadelphia, at The srrem,iy tau price Of
ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR.
TNIlE csirn Of this work is To rnis, at iow rate,
i Magazine, whic rs regards ileriV M rit aud me.
chnicul execution shall equal the best three dollar
zines Each number will contain at least forty eight
Is vO) pages OF reading matter,
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL,
from the pens of the talented male and female wri.
tiers ol the day. One U. more
Spiendid Steel Engrarinrs,
will be given in each usbcr and also of series OF
splendid
Flora, Engarincs-R,'hiy CoiHci,
in of preparations deccdl' the most aiiric-
tive series establishments given in magazine.
Ono more pages ri new mud popular MUSIC will be-
given in each number. II will he printed upon type
cast expressly for the purpose aud upon Tine white paper.
The work has reached its third number M thus far the
result has proved that the design Of publishing Maea
zne o superior literary merit aud elegant execution at the
low pliCeOf
Ore Doiiar Yta-,
could no he successful. Our subscription list Is already
double ha of any One Ludys Magazine, and hundreds
| are aided each uek.
New Cortrt' uiors,
of known and acknowledged talent have been secured,
and the publishers determined to spare pains or
expense in rendering the work worthy the patronage Of
the public.
CLUBBING AID PREMIUMS,
For the convenience Of neiIlbns, aud TO facilitate re-
mitanccs we will send when RENTED post paid,
Seven copiGs Of the Wreath, one year for $500
-Four copies of the Wreath, and A ree Do,'ar
Magazine, 81 90
Five copies oithe Wreath, and any Philadelphia
Weekly Paper, 81 90
| Finecn copies Of the Warcath, $40 10
~" Magazine. wv ' '''' IVY '' ~ 500
Ten copiss oflhc WREATH and Sparks Life of
Washington, in Nos. eiO on
Ten rOpirs Of the Wreath and Scotts Novels, $40 w
Ten copies IF the Wreath and Dickens (BoI's)
Works, $40 90
! Twenty copies oriho Wreath. and any one OF
the above named works, SIS 90
| Specimen Numbers furnished. " ordered pos, rail-
| AdirsS DREW * SCHAMMEiI Publishers,
lli.iw. e. South Third 81. Philadelphia,
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

UNIS Bai~am Is offered 10 the public from m
conviction that IL Is superior IN ANY other medicine
In or the various diseases OF the chest Its effects
first tested in private practice and the medicine mo
extensively circulated nj the earnest solicitation nj many
who received the most signal benefit from II In diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The preparer of this balsam has for several years paid
particular attention to pulmonary ronplantsby watching
their progress investigating their and carefully
cing the effects ri the and most approx ed rem
ies which have been prescribed by physicians of all or
ders OF most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been offered To the pnblc.
II has been found to- produce astonishing results In
whoopngcouah, caiarr affections Of the lungs, Hydro
hnray dropOy fthe chest Influenza Group splitting
of bio, pain In the side sortness of breath, consump
ton and common colds
II rranlates the natural secreions Of III, sysem pro
free expecioraon and alnys morbid rritabiliiy
Hence s great ut ltv in MI diseases of the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might he given " necce sarv
but MI that Is wanted for its Recommendation Is fair tr
nj. PRicE. so cents.
Prepared by DR.. u. II CARTER. For sale by
J. ROSS, Jr
Woodstock. March %. lsi2. o1
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Come and See.
DIR. LIBBY'S ETABLE LIFE
Pills & Bitters.

INK, LlBBY'S BlrTERS are u certain cure Of Dyspep
~ sy and Nervous AitclOns they are peculiarly uap.
ted to remove those distressing complaints, not by con
sthny ply scing, but by strengthen the SYSTEM NJ
greater mistake Gun he made than ppnse that Dyspcp
sy, or any other disease, arising from eh " he
ed by frequent forced action the bowels with purgalye
medicines. Where these complaints exist the system is
already too weak md every additional tends make
II more So. The Biers, The contrary acting AS
c strengthening the digestive organs and asslst them
perform their functions nature designed Hence Is
found to be cicaous ason those diseases peculiar to e.
males, which arise more Frequently from weakness than
any other cause. The aged md hlrn Ot both SEXES, ami
persons OF sedcnary hnbs, prone cOstveness, who su
trd from loss Of appetite, have experienced great benefit
rom them In cOnvHlrsrncc from itvcrs, and other acute
with Nervous Headache, and other deri gemcnts Of the
nervou, inctios have been entirely cured by This
dy,
DIR Ibhy's Vegetable Life pills arc antblos anti.dys
pecc, and an,i-nirrCuria, aid may be justly consider
ell universal medicine but they peculiarly lentlciqF
III The following conpans-l elbow md bilious ieyers ie
yer and uanc dyspepsy Group complaints sick mead
ache, Janndice,i asthma, drOpsy. rheumatism. en-.
hreement oi the spleen piles, cholic female distractions
hcrhnrn urred tongue, dislenticn The stom.
acne amt bowels, ncpicnt diurhea, auency, habit
Jul coslivencss loss ofappellr botchc, sallow com
PleAton nud in all ufOpOr Of The bowels, where
II carilnrc aperienl is needed They exceed.
hsy mid IN their operations, producl neither nausea.
nor gripping debility COMSTOCK n TYLER,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
Sold also by ]. ROSS, JR., Wo0lsock Geo Lyman,
Norwichi Adams, Smith Il co, Ludlow; Gibson, Smith ~
20, PrOctOrsyille Joseph lury south Chester; sharwin
Richardson co., Chester; Newton, Norwich; Chas.
Dodd, Rorhcste NJ. sylvester a Gnysyille Justin
Whitcomb Gud co. WeaIhersncd Bow; A |. Thompson Il
GO. Springfield; Pierce and Smith, Eelhel William Skin.
ner Roy alIon Baxter Ua!Lrdse, Sharon; Walton Brown
felchville. l40-6m
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a1oetrD.

From the Calcutta Quarterly Magazine and Rtpisu
THE SONG OF THE FORGE.
Clang, clang! the massive anvs ring
Clang, clahg! II hundred hammers swing.
Like the thunder rattle Of a ioplc sky
The mighty blows still multiply;
Clang clang!
Say, brothers Of the dusky brow,
What are your strong arms forging now
Clnng, clang-we fnrge the coulter now
The coulter Of the kindly plough
Sweet Mary mother. bless our toll;
May lis broad furrow still nnlind
To genial rains, To sun and wind,
The most benignanl soil
ClnnS, clnng-our conlter's course shall DO
by many sweet and sheltered lea,
by many Il sireamlcts silver tide,
Amidst The song Of morning birds,
Amidst the low Of snunlerlng herds,
Amidst soft breczes, which do stray
Through woodhine hedges and sweet May,
Along the green hills SIDE
When regular autumn's bouncous hand,
With wide spread glory clothes The land;
When 10 the valleys, Gom the brow
or each respondent slope, Is rolled
A ruddy sea Of living gold,
We bless-we bless The PLOUGH.
Clnng, clang-ngain, my mates, what glows
Beneath the hammers patent blows!
Clink, clink-wc forge the glint cham,
Which bears the gallant vessels strain.
Midst stormy winds and adverse tides;
Secured by This, the good ship braves
The rocky roatls,ead, aud The waves
Which thunder on her Sides
Anxious no more, the merchant secs
The mist drive dark hefnrc the breeze,
The storm cloud on Inc hill;
Calmly he rests, though far away,
IN hois,erous cmes his vessel lay,
Reliant on our skill.
Say. on what sands tNc'e links shall sleep,
Fuhons beneath The solemn deep
By Afrc's presidential shore,
BY many iceberg, lone and honr,
Ry many n pamy western isle,
Baskins in Spring 3 perpetual smile;
BY stormy Lubador
Say, shall they feel the vessel reel,
When TO the batlerv's deadly peal
The crushing brondside makes reply;
Or else, MS NJ the glorious Nile, D
Hold graphing ships, that strive tho while,
For death or victory
IIurrah-c'ng. clang- once more, what glows
Dark hrohcrs of the forge beneath
The iron tempest oryour blows
The furnaces read breath!
Cling. c'ang-n burning torrent clear
And brilliant, Of bright sparks, is poured
Around aud up in the dusky air,
AS our hammers forge the SWORD.
The sword'--cx,remc Of dread; vet when
Upnn the feenan's thigh 'ilS bouud.
While for his altar and his hearth.
While for his land that gave him birth,
The war drums roll, the trumpels sound,
How sacred Is il then.
Whenever for the truth and RICH,
u flashes in the van of fight.
Whether in some wild mountain pass,
As that where fell Leonilas;
On on some sterile plain and stern,
A Mans'on. or II Bannockburn;
Or ami,ls, craga and bursting rills.
The Swi'zcr's Alps, gray Iyol's hills;
Or, rs when sunk The Armada pride,
II CLEANS abnye the stormy Tide;
Still. still, Wiener the battle word
Is Liberty, when men dn stand
For Justice aud their native land,
Then Heaven bless THE SWORD!
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
s s s q s3s7 s d Ill
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

rhIL ANU WIN ! LIZ NNNNNNENENI
THIS road will he opened to the publc hr the Transport
tntion of passenger, and merchandise, on and alter
MONDAY, September r. lSl2. Passenger Trains daily
sundays excepted, IN connection with the cars of the
Nashn and Lowell aud Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
| as follows;
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston N 4 81 NJ 10 l.2 A. NJ. aud 81 Pm.
Leave Boston for Nashua Manchester and Concord nj
l.2 II a. ". and 81 p. ".
FRe-Concord To Boston, S2,jO-Concord to Lowell
Sli0.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the
Of the Boston and Maine Railroad Passengers he
vcy ed between Concord, Manchester, Nashua and Ando
yer, lIayerhil, Exeter, Dover Portsmouth, portnd, &c.
MERCI ANDISE.
MEncn ,SDisE Ta,iNS will lr,ve Concord nnd Boston.
daily, Sundays excepted. The company now prcpar.
ed to transport Goods aud Country Produce which mul
he sent to their dcpots in Concord aud Boston.
R,TEsThr0uah first class 81 w 21U0 his Furniture
Carriages live Stock Slaves Heading Ship Timber Lu,.
her, Granite Nc. nj Specific prices.
All aonls aud ncrchnndse will he n the risk ofthc own.
er while IN the Conpnny's Store Houses.
Terms OF ircqhIlng, cash. invariably, on deye
the goods, By order Of the Directors,
ISAAC SPALDING, Trcasnr
Nashua, Sept. 10, l5i2. l2jif
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK,

'JMPPAN WALKER, No. ia Washington stree
Boston, propose to publish by subscriptions in iour
teen monthly numbers nj the low price OF tw enty v,
cents each number, the life Of
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THOMSOVIAN MEDICINE.

PURE dyD CyiDULTERiTED MEDICINE.
AT NtTIi'L. RhNDtLI'5 Jewelry Store, Is kept q
n good assortment Of TnoNsoSiAN MEDICINE, con
sstine Of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown LobcIia,
Wine Bitters, Pulverized slippery Elm,
Dyscntery Syrup, Meadow Ferne Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, Healing Snye,
Iiniament, Stimulating Liniament,
Fine Iobclia, Composition,
Cough DalSim, Cayenne,
Neryinc or valcrian, Spice Bittsrs,
Green I.ohelia, woman's Friend, &c
Al fnr sale at the Roston prices, at
April20, 1912 NATHAN L RIyDiIT.
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Look Here!
DR.. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S
NERVE g. BONE RHEU.NATIC LINZ
MEAT .A.ND INDIAN SPECIFIC.
"A uaruniei cure for Igaamoiory Chronic
RHEU NJ ATISM.
DR. ISRAEL nELEMA'


TT gives immediate relief, and strengthen weak limbs,
extends contracted cords, cures all nulbncss, takes
down swengS, aud removes nntnnon.
II Is frequently urged Tint Rheumatism cannot be cured
by external applications. Hut II is certainly true, that II
can he not only reached hut entirely crdbv external aud
Internal reiics, used NJ the same time. This the pro
proprietor OF the lnimeni aud Specific Is prepared
prove TO the entire satisfaction NJ every cue who allie
ted with this most distressing complaint by n literal and
uneqniy0ca warrartec, that whoever Will faithfully Use
one bottle of DR. Delimacrs Rhcuaic Liuimrn eNier-
nally, and hottie Of the Indian Rheumatic Specific III
ternaly aud return the empty bottles to where they
purchased IL not cured shall hive the purchase none,
refunded In full. COMsTOCK& TYLER.
Weol".ale Druggists md sole Agents. New York
Sold also VI. ROSS, JR., Woodstock; Geo. L,man,
Norwich; Adams, Smith co Ludlow; Gibson Smith
Proctosyille Joseph IIadlcy, south Chester Sharwin
Richardson, CO. Chester, u u Newton, Norwich; Chas
Doid, Rochrs,eri VI Sylvester a co, awhile Justin
Brooks Hartford, A Il u Wnrdncr, Windsor Bartlett 4
Whitoomb and co. Wcathersheld Bow; 4 l. Thompson u
60, Springfield; Pierce Smith. Bethel; William Skin
nerRovat0nj Baxter Walbrdse Sharon; Uaon Brown,
Felchvill.. Loom
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-24

We invoke the public attention to the epochs Of
loves, prices since the embargo. It will be found
Ina, The country has suffered periodical embargo
under the sway Of The British Back. in every ono
If its paros ys,ns, more severe and ruinous than
,ba, imposed to escape the expressions Of England
herself 10 her mos, mischevous mood In 1919.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-24

DANIEL LAWRENCE,
ONLY MANUFACrUhER OF MEDFoRD RUM,
SOLD nj wholesale by REED SrAuLDING, Nashua
~ H., M\sNiNO Hall. No. Il Central wharf, Boston,
which are the only stores in Nashua Boston where Med
ford Rum can he bought NJ wholesale.
Likewise snld nj wholesale by J. Macknlire & co .,
Charesown Abner Pierce, West Cam5ri and Charles
Wood CO. Cambridge Port.
sept. LIST, 1872. 123Gm.