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4 siDER--60 boxes Champagne, now lspdiag and AL rpzS for sale by s &' tJONES.- 6OSaEN BUTrER-Just received, for saiss bhy M s.,2S JOHN O'REILLY x co. TTAY--200 bales Timothy in store, for ste hyE HI xpss CA GILBERT k BRO. 50 Con .st ,s f1OpE- 100 eoils pure Hemp. for sale by
 tk.pis BARRON. MEAD < CO n I1;E-l6 tisrces. for sale by f s7,p q tnn4' HapIa C. w. OGDEN. 7S and n wa'rr-st
 HE.T--550 sacks, in bleached sacks. in l,e tss, D apis jar ssls by LII. RIVERS | CO.
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ss~ Ladies' Bronze Mor. Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Caters Ladies' black Cloth Bu ton do, q new article Ladies' black Lasting dress Baskns Ladies' bncl> Kid walking Shoes flannel lined Ladies' black Kld Paris Ties, Slippers and Busklns Ladies' white Kid Slippers, very fine Misses' and Childrens fancy cnlored Gaiiers lanl
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IRON CHESTS-l0 Scou's Patent Asbestos Il Safes, ious sizes and patterns for sale al 25 per cent less than manufacturers prices to close con sgnment. Apply to
 ap26 E. c. CENTER & co.
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NLOUR-S,. Louis Flour in hslf bbs. in -l"ie N ami for sale by .r l.r
 aplS V. W. D)hhANcE.
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200 Bath Bricks
 White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 ID kegs. Togeth. CT with full supply of Patent Medicines. l.orillard's Snuff. Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
 I4#. SETH w. ROBERTS,
 Wholesale and retail Druggist, sign of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau- Ja,in-sireeta. jan25 49
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nlREGT IMPORTATION of new and fashion AI able STRING GOODS, and great reduction in prices--iIENRY x SToDDART, corner Water and Conti -sls, have just opened select assortment of the following Goods for Ladies' Spring dresses
 New patterns Wool i}alharines, C0tton Bareje
 Colored checked Muslins
 Fancy figured Jacquard Gnghams
 Lace and cord Peilicnats, Dimity
 Muslin of every description. say Nainsook, Swiss,
 Null, Jaccone, Cainbric, Checked, &c. Embroidered Robes, suitable for we 'dmg dlesses
 II & <. will sell at a decided bargain in their last years stock of Bareges, Bazarines, Printed Mus lins, &c., comprising of the richest goods im- ported. jan2S
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Philadelphia saddIery Warehouss, Mll Il E.SAIE AND RITA

No. 2 Dauphn street, 2d door aJore Commerce str
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SADDLERY-The undersigned is receiving per OOrlou from Philadelphia, fresh supply of Sad dlrry and Saddler's materials, which he will sell at prices.
 anl2 & ROUILEMET. 2 Dnl,phin-st
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company

WILLIAM DICKINSON, ESQ., Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies of Assurance
the first of June from Is to so years. and in
amounts from 800 to $4,000.
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WORCESTER HOUSE,
Opposite Boston, Norwch and Western Rail Road Depo
Worcester, Mass.

UppU0ttt IFUTNItN Road URD0L,
Worcester, Mass.
"A THE subscribers have recently purchased from
fs,Nh ! Col. WARNER HINDs the lease and furniture of
s the above establishment, and prepared TO receive
visitors transient boarders the most liberal terms
This House has been much improved by painting and re-
furnishing throughout with furniture of superior
quay-and we hope, by strict personal attention TO bust
ness with desire to please, to receive sha of the pub
lie patronage. The bill Of fare will always consist of the
very best the market affords, and exerion will be
spared the patronage Of the public and give salts
faction.
We sh at all times al short notice. be prepared to ac
commodate parties from the neighborng towns and else
where having several spacious parors, shall be able
10 give private apartments, and private tables desired
large stable has recently been erected on the premises
which will always be furnished with the best of hay and
grain and attentive Ostlers T. e. WOOD,
June 25, 1896 en- j. G. FISHER.
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The following Verses to My First BoIn," appeared
in an early number of the New Monthly Magazine.
My cherished infant image Of thy sire
:, sleep on the bosom which thy small lippresses
Sleep little one, and close those eyes of Fl re-
Those eyelets which the weight of sleep oppresses
Sweet friend dear little one may slumbers lend thee
DrIghls which must more enjoy
watch DER thee, 10 nourisb and defend thee
And count these vlglls sweet, Tor thee, my boy.
Sleep, infant, sleep my sol3ce and my treasure
sleep on my breast the breast which gladly bore thee
And though thy words can give this heart no pleasure.
1t loves 10 see thy thousand smiles come DER thee
Yes thou wilt smile young friend, when thou awakest
n, Hes' 'houwiil smile, to see my joyful guse;
Thy mothers face thou never now mistakest
And thou hast learned 10 look inao her eyes.
What do thy little fingers leave the breast
The fountain which thy small lip pressed at pleasure
Couldst thou exhaust il, pledge of passion blest.
Fen then thou coudst not know my fond loves meas
My gentle son sweet friend, whom adore
My infant love my comfort my delight
l gaze on thee, and gazing DER and Der
blame the quick return of every night.
His little arms stretch forh-sleep Ger him steeIs
His eye is closed-he sleeps-how still his breath
But for the tints his iowery cheeks reveals
lie seems 10 slumber in the arms OF death.
Awake my child II tremhle with alright -
Awaken Fatal thought, thou no more -
wy eiIu .--oHt moment gaze upon the LIGHT,
And ecu with thy repose my life restore.
Blest error still he sleeps breathe again
May gentle dreams delight bis calm repose
But when will he, tor whom sigh-oh when
VIII he, beside watch thine eyes unclose
When shall see him who hath given thee life-
My youthful husband, nobIesl of his race
MetlmkS see, blest mother. and best wife!
Thy little hands thy fathers neck embrace.
How long will he reve in thy first caress.
Dispuling wiki thee for thy gentle kiss
But think not TO eugross his tenderness
Clolda loo shall have her share of bliss
How will he JOY to his image there
The sweetness of his large cerulean eve
His noble forehead, and his graceful air,
Which Love himself might view with jealousy.
For mel not jealous of his love,
And gladly divide it eet, with thee
Thou shalt like him, faithful husband prove,
But not, like him, give this anxiety
speak TO thee-hou understands me not
Thou could ST not understand though sleep were fled
Poor little child he tangles of his thought,
His infant thought, are not unravelied.
We have been happy infants as thou art
Sad reason will destroy the dream too SOON;
Sleep III the calm repose that lulIs Thy hear
| Ere long lis verymemory viii be gone
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Books and Stationery,

WARREN LAZELL, III Main Street,
HAS just received supply of the Patent LETTER
Ii BALANCES-Also, large assortment of Letter
Envelopes. DRAWING CARDS, thirty two cards in
pack consisting of elementary outlines and Cottage SERIES
the pack is Set adapted instruct learners young old
without the aid ola teacher by Jacob and J. s. c. Abbot
The Naturatist's Library containing descriptions of
Man. Quadrupeds Birds Fishes Reptiles and Insects with
400 engravings.
Lines of The Presidents Of the United States with As
cravings, ty Robert w. Lincoln.
All of the above Cheap as the Cheapest
July 81 diff e. DORR, Agent.
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Real Estate Markets Wall-st, NY

"a A MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de-
fn N scribed Register,we especially invite the
[ attention Of those who wish to bny Farms, which are
very good, and the time very cheap to the follow
ing
ls-Contans 225 Of Land Cf the first quality, in
high stue OF cultivation. fruit of the best kinds, with two
living streams running through it good dwelling House
three Barns &c, ha1dsomey situated in Morrtvie
the county seat Of Madison County, N " 20 miles from
Utica. Price S5625.
2d-30O acres in Fairfax Co.. Virginia, the banks of
the Potomac River, adjoining the beautiful estate OF Mount
Vernon, the late residence of President Washington
Price $3.50.
3dA beautiful Farm of 49, ofexceen Land with
choice fruit, good buildings and very avOraby located in
Harmony, Chauauque Co., N " will be sold with farm
ing, and sugar making ami dairy ing utensils for 81 500
It For nriher particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester, of The subscribers in New York.
Aug IL. d ARNOLD BUFFUM 81 co.
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Paper HangingS,

" OItsdI6 an X etaII.
VIE subscribers are manufacturing all kinds of PAPER
i HANGINGS AND BORDERS, of every DESCRIPTION
and have an extensive assortment always hand part
OF which may be seen and for sale OUer than can be
purchased etsetchere) at L. w. s. G. p. BANCROFT's
No l55 MAIN STREET WORCESTER, Mass, and at SAM'I
b. PIERCE d cos, No. Al BROAD ST BosToN
Also, large assortment of French Borders and Fire
Board Prints, &c. w. p WHITE q co
Newark, N. j., July %, I845. 8m
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Carpets. Carpets.

SA PS. Extra Fine all-wool CARPETINGS,
SO from Auctions just received and warranted equal TO
any in this town for 81 and for sale Fifty ue cents
Also, % ps. Cotton Warp and Atwood filling very heavy
and cheap. for sale at 374 cts.
Printed Cotton Carpets, yds wide, for sale 10 cs
Best "A Oil Cloth Carpetng for sale at 97b cts.
Extra Straw Carpeting II cts and all other goods
usually kept in Carpet Stores cheaper than at any other
establishment in the United States.
HARDON, BROWN s. co.
Worcester Sept 24 dw6ws9
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Cloakings-CloaIkings.

lust received few pieces superior style French Cloak
ings decidedly handsomer than any thing be found in
this market, and very cheap.
Persons wanting such Goods should call soon
Sept Is. 3wd HARDON, BROWN & co.
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FRUIT STOLEN,-$2O REWARD

FhU41 04ULEN,-$AU KEW ARD,
DURING the subscribers absence from town. the past
~ week. the fruit Of three peach with some pears
has been stolen from his garden The quantity was such
that il probably stolen SELL Every owner or occ-
pant of garden is interested preventing such depreda
tons and to do his part that end the subscriber will pay
twenty dollars any person persons who furnish evil
dence convict the thief thieves who his Fruit
ALFRED DWIGHT FOSTER.
Chestnut-st., Worcester Sept 23 sdw
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Superior Knitting Yarns,

NHE subscribers have made arrangements be supplied
i through the season with every varie, the same
superior quality of Yarn, which they have kept
for sae and have hand every style color ami quail
ity. ID. s. MESSENGER s. CO
Worcester, sept 49, dw6weopis
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MnTTnE.

THE Coparnershp heretofore existing between the sinh
i scrbers, nnder the firm of BROWN, BROTHERS q
Co. is this day dissolved by consent The business
of the firm will be settled by JOHN H. BROWN BROTHERS,
STONED JOHN H. BROWN IL BROTHERS,
ISAAC T. CLEMANS
Webster, June 2, I845.
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B. are constantly receiving
GROCERTlfS

from their Store Nos. s. and 81 Broad Street. New York
which they offer for sale WHOLESALE the WEBST Err
DEPOT, at NeW York Prices adding freight only
Also-FLOUR s. GRAIN, IRON & STEEL.
SALT, DC. 33tf Webster, Aug. r. l845
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DR.. Amos Parker, of Bolton, is supposed to be
the Oldest postmaster in Massachusetts,, having
been appointed in the year 1908.
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, .Main- Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and PROPRIETOR

Terms.
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum Seventvfye Cents per quarter if paid strictly
in advance.-Or
Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter, if
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
is published weekly the office Terms,-$l, rs in
advance, or $500 il not paid in advance.
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SICKNESS IN CHILDREN

And the suffering which they undergo from
WORMS often tend 10 a fatal termination, whit.
the CAUSE is never suspected. Offensive breath.
picking at the nose, grinding the teeth during
sleep, starting in sleep with fright and screaming,
| troublesome cough, and frverishntss ave some of
, the prominent symptoms Of the presence Of
worms. Il timely use OF
sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
will Immediately remove all these uupeasant
symptoms, and restore 10 perfect health Sister
lgna thus, Superior Of the Catholic Half O, ph.u
Asylum has added her testimony id their favor.
TO the thousands which have gone before. She
states that there over 100 children in the As,-
lum, and that they have been in the habit of using
Shernan's Lozcnges, and size has always found
them TO be attended with the most beneficial e!-
tec's. They have been proved to be mfaIiible in
over 400, 900 cases
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Fphooring COUGH,
Iightness of the Lungs or Chest may Re cured.
Rev Darius Anthony was very low from consump-
tion, jonathan Rowarth, the celebrated temper.
ance lecturer, was reduced to the verge OF tho
grave by raising blood. Rev Mr. Dunbar, of New
York, the Rev Mr. DeForest, Evangelist in the
western part of this state, Rev S.bastian Street
er, OF Boston, the wife of Erasmus Dlbble, ESQ,
IN Moravia, and hundreds OF. others. have been
relieved and cured by proper use OF
sHERNAN'S WORM LozENGEs.
and no medicine has ever been offered to the pub
lie which has been more effectual in the relief of
those diseases, or which can be recommended
with more confidence. They alay all itching or
or irritation, render the cough easy promote ex-
pectora;ion, remove the cause. end Pr oduce ,b4
most happy and lasting effects.
II EADACHE,
Palpiation Of heart, Lowness of sprits, sea sick.
ness dependency, faintness, cho!lc spas.ns SUR
mer or towel complaints, cramps of the stomach.
also all the distressing symptoms arising from FREQ
living. or night of dissipation are quickly and
entirely relieved by using
sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LOzENGEs.
They act speedily and relieve IN a very short
space OF time, giving tone and vigor 10 the sys,
lem, and enable person using them to undergo
great mental or bodily fatigue
RHEUMATISM,
weak back pain and weakness in the breast, back
limbs and other parts Of the body are speedily and
effectually relieved by S6ermdn's Poor .Ndn's
PA ter, which costs only l2a cents and is with
in tho reach of ALL So great has become tina
reputation of this article, that million will not
begin to supply the annual demand. 1t il &C.
knowledged to the best Strengthening plaster in
the world.
BEWARE OF lMPOSITION
DR. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster las his name
with directions printed on the back OF the Plaster,
and a o. fac simiie-lH) Of the Doctors written
name under he directions. None others are ger
uine, or to be relied on. DR. Sherman's Ware
house is No. LOG Nassau'st. New York.
Y Ross agent, Brandon,
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IRON w D RK S
Cor 8alRv

WILL be sold al PUBLIC ACC
W TION on the Premises, on the p h
day Of August mex ,.'he IRON WORKS
owned BY the late JACOB DAvEv deceas,
ed, consisting Of Forge, Rolling NIL,
Nail Factory, and necessary on. buildings
including Sore houses, and dwellings.
Also, on the SINE day, the large man
sion Of The deceased, The whole cover
ing about seven acres of land IS ':uated
on one OF the most durab streams in the
country, (warer sufficient a, all seasons,
and tall of 20 feet on the great thor
ough fare from Whitehall, cas-, 10 the Con.
nrcricnt river. Iron can be made from
the Ore as cheap as r, mos, Of the FORCES
on the west side OF lake Champlain, and
more certainly in regard to coal. 4
hone market for 300 tons o! manufac,nr-
ed Prom and Nails. Terms of payment
made favorable.
|. DAVEY, Administrator.
Fairhaven, VI. July 20. lS45. 6
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ed in pamphlet form, which may be had
from all Agents who sell the Lozenges
and Poor Mans Plaster. We're it de-
sirable, an overwhelming mass of the
like testimony could be produced, to
show that DR. Shermans Lozengcs are
the very best medicine in the world -
They are strongly concentrated ARE pre-
pared andcr The direction and inspection
ola skilllul physician, and are offered
with perfect confidence, as they have
been before the public for more than i've
years, and have never been known to do
any injury, Or produce the least dissalis,
faction with those who have used them
according to the accompanying direction
V, ROSS, Agent. Brandon,
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The ADVANTAGE OF LIVING IN a
FREE CGUNTRY. We saw letter yes
terday from Jacob Conkin, free man OF
color, written from the Jail in Bullvile,
ST. Clair Go. Hlinois, and addressed TO a
gentleman at Oyster Buy, l. l., in which
the writer stated that he was held in du-
ross and Iiob ole 10 be sold under The laws
OF the Safe OF Illinois, unless evidence Of
his freedom could b. forwarded from Oys'
ter Bay. the place OF his nativity, where
his mother and oher relatives are now
living. We understand that the man is
known TO many of the citizens of Oyster
Bay, although lie has been abse1t ten
years and AN aft Iayit FROM Vice Chancel.
Tor M'Coun, with other evidences Of his
freedom, will Immediately be forwarded.
We had unders God that Illinois WIS free
State, and possibly this man may have
misunderstood the grounds on which he
was detain'd in prison. VIII some one
tell us whether, in The recent ID mocrI,-
&c enlargement Of the area Of freedom,
Illinois has b. same hocus pocus become
a saveholdlug State? This is certainly
great country, where man, no, on ac-
count of his vices but Of the complexion
given him by his Maker is presumed TO
be a slave ill he Can prove that he was
born in accordance with the Declaration
Of Independence IN, Y. Tribune
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A WILD WOMAN. We nnd -rs'und
s,ys the Baltimore A nerlcan Republican,
from a eemleman recently from EIlIcol's
M,I<, upon whose word we can rely, THAI
10 ldtle Interest has been excited in that
cighborbood. in consequence OF the occa-
sional appearance, f,r some time past, OF
Emalc. supposed to have ffed from soci>
ETY. aud taken up her abode in the woods
she is reported by those who have seen
her as being remarkably delicate and fair,
with h)wiug trrsses- small feet and
hands n'a'Iv, III plainly appareled;
aud, in her movemen's when unconsciou.
Of any Of her SPECIES being near, cautious
and sprigLt|y, hut upon observing amy
person. she baunds back 10 the depth Of
the forest, with speed anl IIehIuess al
most supcrhaman She IL seldom seen
h wing been accidentally discovered, she
has been watched for, with much Interest
aud as she has occasionally emerged from
the unknown pace Of her seclusion-he
home in the rocks and glens persons
have witnessed her visits 10 The Sylvan
Spring." situated in deep ravine pecn-
lar TO that legion Of country, We also
learn that number Of gentlemen anxious
to satisfy their curiosity IN reference to this
mysterious rrcluse have determined 10 6ud
out the abode o! The fair n lovely s'ran-
ger, and, if possible, restore her b'ck 10
society. We hope 10 BE- abe 10 report he
result.
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Aug. 7, l945.

THRILLING INCIDENT - NarroW Is
cape Of One Hundred Persons. We dc
not remember 10 have heard for long
ume, ii" particulars of more exciting
and til Hing escrpe from death, by one
hundred persons, than occurred on Mon
day night last. The steamer Louis Nc
Line, one Of the passenger p,ckeS run
mtg to Brownsville, had left he city ,ha,
evening on her way up. with over e!gmy
passengers, besides the crew and others,
and had got within short dls'an:e O.
WiIlamsp rr', when a hurricane struck
her broadsjde, in The middle of The river
Catching the boat with tremendous force
II instantly keeltd her over, but providen-
,i,lly at that place the wafer was shallow.
aud instead of capsiz:ng wholly, the
weight o(the boz, came down on the lar
board guard, which struck The bottom md
prevented her from cnreering over entire
Iy.
lie. any one imagine the horror OF the
SC, ne: the lightning was flushing on ev-
cry side, the rain pouring down, and the
boat lying on her SIDE part OF her for
WiTu CiUlu Htu' " uCo'io}"uJ o"S \h'"
ney owe, board. the other on the roof, the
passengers who had Jumped from their
berlhs, hurled 10 one SIDE OF the cabin in
mass,lh smashing of evrey decaner, nm-
bier, plate. cup, g.. in he bar and p,n'ry,
the cra,h of the stoves IN The CABIN AID
cook house against he sides the WIZ
zing of the seam and revolution OF The on
gines, tie shrill shritks and cries Of he
women and children. the hoarse calls Oh
the men, the shou's and order OF The Off
GERS. all rising together, as il in contest
with the wild tempest as it rushed by, the
lightning as il gIared, aud The ram as ii
fell, and we NAV torn some conception OF
the aWlu!ness Of the occurrence.
The boat soon dghled, aud The Officers
were enabled 70 gel her TO Brownsville
The C,pain, E. Bfnnl, was in the
pilot house at the time, and acted with
heroic promrtness. Oae Of the engineers
we are Informed, fled from his psf, but
the other God firm, and by great exero
ton s,opppd the engine he was Mt, and
then managed 10 get TO the other and sop
il also.
None ofthc passengers were very much
injured Though many OF them were somes
what bruised. The Me Llne is so much !
i"jnreJ, i, is though. several weeks will
b. required to repair hrr.--PtttsburgA |
GIzetle 21b.
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The agent at New York has for months
wa rented DR. Wisiar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry o'curc any case ofAsthma how
ever long The disease may have wi,hstood
medical skill offering to refund the
price paid in case offailure. We, not a
; single instance has been reported where
tie cure was not complete We win re-
fer to few individuals where the effect
has been almost miraculous, A. wiz
Jams, Esq, Attorney and Counselor.
So William street, cured Of Asthma of25
years standing. Mr. Bradlee, Justice of
the Peace jamaica; Long Island, cured
of same disease Of az YEARS standing
J. Dieftndorf, Cherry Valley, of same
8 years ect ect. Any case Of whcez
ing, shorness Of breath, weakness or
pain IN the chest or side, can be cured
by this Balsam- no mater how obsti,
nate the disease, or how long it has re-
sisted other remedies. Bleeding Of the
Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and even Con
sumption in its first stages, also readily
yield TO this wonderful medicine. Let
The incredulous examine into its merits.
We want the truth to prevail. Beware
Of spurious mixtures aud limitations.
WARREN & BLISS,
Agents, Brandon.
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G+DR SHERMAN'S MEDICA

TED LOZENGES These medicins
have already performed many almost in
credible cures. They have been used
by ministers of the Gospel, some of
whom have been tottcring upon the very
brink ofthe grave and have ruiscd them
W; they have been used by all profess
ions and classes Of men, in Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Asthma, and warn
GUS diseases Ofthe Lungs, and found to
be more etfectuaI than any medicine ever
used. They have destroyed more worms,
and saved more children from an early
grave, than any other preparations in
the world; and they have relieved more
Headaches, Palpita,ions, Nervous AZ
fections, Rheumatism, Pains, sc. than
any other preparation that was ever rec
commended to tho world. The testimony
o! those who have been cured by their
use, or rather, some Of the most striking
and desperate cases, have been publish