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P menrico AgricuIiuraI and Mor,i-


" Hcnrico Agricultural and Horti-
cultural Socicty.---Tho Annual Meeting aud
Exhibitions will be held on the 18Th aud lIth Of ocio-
Der nest-,hc Agricultural portion and ~piougbing match
ON the 18th tho horticultural. with specimens Of me-
chanie arts, domestic industry, &c, on the 18th. Ad-
dresses on both days.
Eanisrios lsr pAS-Stock Of oil kinds. agricultural i'm
plemonts, and specimens OF grain aud root crops.
2D pAY-Pianis, shrubs and flowers. fruits, butter, me.
chanic arts. and domestic manufactures.
COMMITTEES to select n place for and to arrange and
conduct the first days exhibition VIM. Miller, Joasph
Rennie, and John A. Hutchison.
Committee to select a place for aud to arrange and
eondue, tho second days exhibition VIM. u. Chiiien-
den, Chss. Dimmock and Thomas A. Rust.
Committee to select n place for and To arrange and
conduct tho ~ploughing match Charles Marx, wm. Mel
son, Dr. j. X. Gsmc'i' Francis Staples and Joseph Z.
Burton
With authority in all cases to add others.
These Committees are respectfully requested TO give
notice az speedily ss possible Of the places selected aud
OF the regulations adopted by them.
Sept. 29. f6. WIN. II. RICHARDSON Ptos't.
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III The AboitOnsts of Boston held a meeting last
week in that city to determine on heir course OF action
and, as we learn from the Courier, [itsolf not entirely free
from ,he faint only IS persons were present. A number
Of speeches, however, were made, from which il seems
that they are satisfied their hope of a coalition with the
Wings is at an end, and they are now looking forward to
an accession to their ranks OF sseeders from the Wing
party, who have failed in their efforts to produce the ANAL
gamaton. All the speakers at this Abolition meeting
were loud in praise OF the Boston Daily Whig-an event
altogether natural, and which is quite significant of the tue
position of that paper, which has only assumed the Wing
name tho better to disguise its true character, and by tha,
disguise, TO introduce discord into the Wing ranks. In
stead OF yielding an inch to this masked organ Of the in
c~endiGTies, as the Wing Convention recently did, il should
al once have taken the old Wing ground, and permitted
this traitor in the camp, with all the ~congenial spirits. who,
esehewing the name OF AbOlitionist the more efectually
TO carry out the purposes of that party, are daily filling its
columns with the most mischievous productions, TO take a
hostile attitude. 1t is less dangerous as an avowed foe.
than a pretended friend. Such men can never be safely
tampered with. They should at once be cut of, before
they have time, under false colors, TO infect the mass with
their unsound and dangerous
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N TIC r. - 4.

III Roanoke Navigation Company
The annual meeting VI the RoaRose NaviEation Comp, any w'l be
held At welton. N. O. on Thursday, the goth day Of October nsr.
Sept 2p-eh A. JOINER.
z 0V Enquirer cory Ell.
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New Rooks.


We have received from Mcssrs. J.. w. RAyDoLpH a. Co.
two neatly printed md unusually interfering volumes. from
the pen Of an English amateur traveller, entitled, "AItowap.
or Incidents Of Life and Adventure in the Rocky Noun
iains - preiaced by a short introduction 10 the form Of a
dedication to &. +. Hoffman, by James Watson Webb. ESQ.
The narrative be- written 10 a style Of unpretending sim,t.
CITY, and e the moro attractive on that account. Those
who read t will regret is ~broyIy-tho highest compliment
an author can ak.
10 io same gentlemen wo orc also indebted Tor the Il
number Of "hc Statesmen Of tho Commonwealth Of I'm
gland containing a Biographical sketch Of Oliver Cfom.
we'll illustrated by an elegant portrait Of "OId Nol" Also
The oh numbsroi that valuable work. the pictorial H-.
'oiy Of England" in which the habits md customs of the
people ns well as tho iutngucs Of the Court. are graphical.
" dcineiiod. And numbers 100, no, III and III Of
harpers splendid Illuminated and iilusraiod Shakespeare.
containing King Horny the 5th und 9th.
j.. Tho two opposing sections of the "Dsmocracyr IN
Now Hampshire, are about 20 make peace. The old Ncv.
Hampshire Parrot and Gov. Hdrs Patriot are O., be uni
lod' and 30 be- said that Mr. Burke, now Commissioner Of
faicnts % Warrington BE- 10 assume the chair editorial.
u Tho Washington Union wants a bsr,p IL sdy,r.
u'cs Tor a biography Of Con. Kearney. Docs it mean "a
use him as a sort Of foil 70 Gen. Taylor
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N't, M"'NfuN CoHs--Com. tnc seed oi which was
brought by Lieut. Fremont. rom t, R,,ty v.,n,... =, y.
growing Boo Albany. Each kernel o. ,pysIopsd IN q husk.
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ANOTHER nEsronED INKENNEnEcI


IN
EAST LivERMoRE, Aug. IL, lS45.
Dear sir-You may publish this letter, or make such use OF Il AZ
you think best A year ago last fan was taken sick with a severe
cough. was very much pressed for breath. lost my appetite, and be-
came very much rciucei in my general health, sweat profusely, and
PoweTt To relieve aud rst'r s me, but did not succeed. I was con.
fined to the house most OF tie winter, oaen had long spels Of se
we're coughing raised some blood. Somttime in The spnns I com
msneed taking
WisIar's RaIsam of wild Cherry.
Before had finished one bottle I was relieved my cough removed:
my sleep restored; I bled no more. 1 have taken -four bottles the
past season. My strength and genstal health - now good. I auul
butte 1t TO WisiATs B1lam Of Wild Cherry.
LsiEuedl NATHAN WELLINGTON.
lam PERSONAL, acquainted viii Nj. Wellington, and believe hi.
statement above To be true.
lsignedl SUMNER c. MoULToN.
FOR sale, wholesale and retail, by GAYNoR a wCoD.
oe2 Richmond. Va.
ARD OlL.-50O gallons Lard OIL, for sale
III by oe6 EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
ISEs NOR NORFOLK. The good schooner
AIL ADELAIDE. Capt. Moore, having a portion OF nor ear
90 engaged will sail on Wednesday For freight apply on board
oeo RANKIN & wHrTLoCK.
IN BONES CHEESE, Just received, aud for
|o sale by WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
oe6 Let door below the CITY Hotel.
TWO MEN FOR HIRE.
EN0R hire for the balance of the year, two able
n bodied Men, one a good Driver and osticr. the other a good
Fam hand and Wood Gutter, &c. For. terms apply To
HODGES A. PULLIAM,
oe6 wan Street.
NEGIEO-UAN FOR SALE.
WI have for sale privately a likely Negro
w Man, a first rate driver and oHler,
HODGES Il PUILIAM.
NJ Il NNrt
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u Tho Washington Union wants a hero" Il sdver.
use. Tor a biography Of Con. Keumey. Docs &c mesn 20
use him as a sou Of foil 20 Gen. Taylor1
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Addrcs, on Educator

PRurEssoR McGurrKY, OF the University OF Virgins.
will address the people Of LOUISA At their October court.
on the subject OF PoruLAx EpuckrrOS AND Cossos
SSuooIs. H..NH h..N.. %
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And tho conference was adjourned ill Tomorrow At 10
O'Clock. The natives were painted and feathered In The
most gfoiesqus style aud as they marched down the Ave-
nue.. erect as old Hickory, and all in their red blankets,
they looked more like the gonuiae princes OF the praiies.
than any detachment Of Indians We have ever seen. Poor
fellows! they don't know where they ae going 60. nor
what they arc going TO Got for the lands they abandon
but as they passed the White House. thoy looked nj Il. as
though their last and only hope was in their Great Father.
and their eyes Enlightened with the thought that they had
him pledged to stand by them.
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DAILY H |
ny ToLER. sLL,orr a CO.
Price. of

TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER q. 1876.
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MUSIC BOOKS.

A COMPLETE System for the VIOLIN, BY J. F. HANKS,
IL Professor OF Nj ic with Supplement- containing
enr, the celebrated Treatise on The Violin by JACOB
AUGUSTUS OTTo.
The Boston Melodeon collection of secular melodies
consisting Of Songs, Gees Rounds Catches, SC by E. L.
White.
The Odeon- The Psalter?-by Mason & Webb
The Sacred Choir by Kingsley
The Modern Harp or Boston Sacred MeIodst by L. l.
White and J chm &. Gould.
The Mozart Collection Of Sacred Music by E. Ives ir.
u The shove will be sold at wholesale and retail as
LOW as eau he bought in Boston or elsewhere Any
olher kind hand win be furnished at short notice
the Cheap Bookstore, 20I Main Street.
Worcester, Oct 81. 6w J. CIRCUIT JR
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To Teachers and School Committees.
GIL SE,S Ell -EAIENTS AE PITT NJ L,l,Il,

z :
TWO PARTS.
FENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
z text book in the Classical and Engli high schoo
OF his town, confidently recommended to teachers as
continuing the following points of excellence over any
other Arithmetic now in
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
q Tae work is more complete, both a text book and
book Of reference.
8. 1t has been greatly condensed, by dispensing with
most OF the separate rules for the treatment of Decimas
Fractions, and FEDERAL Money.
d In addition 20 all the ordinary Arthmetical opera-
tons many useful principles are introduced that be
found in no other work.
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July 81, 1916
Having made use Of the second part Of Mr. Chase's
Arithmetic curing the past year. recommend il as
he best manual haze conn rises in short
space much valuable information and exercises are so
arranged thai class conducted faithfully through
t9e oook cannot tail TO have received thorough knowl
cage OF the science The introduction of decimals con
Eecon with nu0eraton the solution of problems in pro.
portion b1 the method of and effect and her per
tlons of The work, new and valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass and Eng HgA DOL g.
HASBROUCK DAVIS,
Teacher of Maih Depart ment
SALEM, July 81, ls46.
After using the second part of Chases Arithmetic I'll
year and half eNpec regard to its meri re
inliy reSllzed know Of no hook heh, in my opia n
Is so well fitted to make thorough Arithmeticans lie
arrangement is emnentIy philosophical the rules and def
nons simple accurate and comprehensive the ilusra
uons direct concise and plain numerous questions
pacica aud happily adapted 10 exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM
Principal of the Eng. Righ School for boys
Inc work Is also highly recommended by the PRINCIPAL
OF the Normal School at Newton, by the Public school
Teachers Of New York and Philadelphia and by many
others. URIAH HUNT q SON Publishers
No Al, N Fourth Street, Philadelphia
For sale al the principal Bookstores
~ school Committees will furnished with comics for
examination, gralutou~ly, at LABELS Book store
worcester Sept. &c. 1876 tt
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No BURLtNG-SLIP, NEW YORK
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
~ est manu-, turers' prices very assortment
o. fAPEk, conf sing every possible variety adapted
the wants Of In all sections Of the country
Faper Of all kinds made 10 order at short notice.
me stock Of Printing PAPER Is unusually large part of
which IA of very superior qua y.
Paper Makers Materia.. of every description
imported and kept constantly hand viz Fetngs Wire
Clotn rohrdrihier Wires, Ble4c gpowJer, Blue Ultra
marin, Twlne &c. &c.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rops, Grass Rope, Bag
E@c&c purchased, Tor whicht highest price In cnsh
will Ne paid. dwly Zen 10
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RURBERS RY THE CASE.

TUsT received large lot Of Ladies and Gentembns
j PATENT RUBBERS, Of eli kinds which will
be sold by the dozen pairs low can be bought
in Boston or Of the manufacturers,
MERCHANTS IN want Of the above kinds Of Rubbers
will do well 10 call and examine.
One door north y. L. HARDoE Co.'S.
stCHICKERING & LONGLEY.
Worcester, Oct g. dwtfa0
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Summer Arrangement.


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at AN
Bnd 81 NJ.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. al II
With Worcester Passengers at and An, anG 81 Pm
N. b. The A NJ. train will take ~ passengers East
OfFramingham
With Passengers. from NeOY0rk by Steamer Norwich,
carly every day except Monday stopping only at Framing
kam
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
road every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only az
FraniRgkaaH.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford New Ifa
and New York, at u A.. NJ. and 4 pm
For Yorwich and Stations the Norwich Railroad at
q A. NJ. and p p NJ.
For Ho-cestet and Way Sta ions on the Worcester 9i
Road at u A. NJ. p, ana 4 P.
N. 3. The P NJ Train will not stop at any Sts !ttA
East Of Framingham
For MiLlbury, at u A. 81. and P. NJ.
For NeW York, via Norwich ami by Steamer. at 5 o'ck
For New York ny Long Island Railroad at 81 AM.
FROM MlLLBURY.
For BOoton and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
81 A. N. and AZ P NJ.
SAXONvIJLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonyille at and 10 Am. and Pm.
Leave Boston at 40 Am. u and 81 M
A Freight Train will leave Boston l25 NJ for Saxon
Vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton, Nsedham
and Natck only.
Sunday Mail, from Worcester at ga. M.-from Boston
I'm
All Baggage at the risk ofits owrer
Fares less when psid at the Ticket Offices than in
The Cars. WA. PARKER, sup't.
July l. 1916. tf27
NORWICH Il WORCESTER RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
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LOOK AT THIsl

A TANNERY FOR SALE on the mountains
IN in North Beckett within half mile Of the Depot on
the Western Railroad, nearly new lately owned and occu
pied by William Barnard, 40 Tanpits under cover Lime
and Water pits. Bark MIL, Pulling Mill lor hdea Pumps.
and splitting Machine, oil moved by water power Fol
further parculas, inquire Of the subscriber Ia Amherst
or Of JOSHUA BARsARD, near the premises
Oct. n. ewt BENJAMIN ALLEN.
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The Boston Almanac for I367,
RY s. n nTEKTNSON

Vq
NV I'LL be published early day in December The
w Directory to the Business People of Busen will De
thoroughly prepared and inserted at greater length than
usual As the business q the city increases This depart
ment OF Almanac with it, In the number now
coming out theie will be of DIAGRAMS repre
seating The various RAIL ROADS dverging roa Boston,
with historical sketches OF each. These diagrams maps
have been prepared considerable expense aud
WILL togrher with the Business Directory, the pa-
cpa textures to the Almanac for 947 The usual quantity
OF MiscelIane US Matter VIII be found pages TIE
covers viii be illuminated with choice specimens of
Printing ana The fine large Map OF Boston, will be bonH
up Ia the volume.
Orders may he sent to Mr. B. b. MASSEY. % Cornbil
ProprieiOr $. N. DICKINSON So Washineton.st
Bostou. Oct q.
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WILLIAM BOYLE.
rFst premium, Ventiatiug and Gossa.neT
WIG MAKER.

Z1o WaShmgton ~ cor Of Summer (ttp stairs
BOSTON,
AS always on hand and manufacturing for sale a varied
IA and beautiful assortment of Ladies' w rs Uaf N;s
Frizeies Long Bands &C. OF every shade and color ia
Gentenen's Wings, ppeces NC of the very finest and
shtesI description for which he awarded The First
Premium al The late Mechanics Fair in Boston
Persons application by letter or otherwiseA NAV OH
tain full dreconr for measuring the head 80 az 60
a perfect iii A ine selection OF Ladies' Seams Whoie
ale, at Low PRICES " Ian 0n
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STEELE, ANDERSON & SYANFIELD
COM MISSION MERCHANTS,

Nos. AID 10, Pearl Street, Boston.
~ D. Particular attention Is paid the sale OF WOOL
Vances made where required
Boston, August2i 1896 dgm
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This way-This way, Sir.
GHlRTs-coarse and fine, plain and checked
- BOSOMS-of all qualities
COLLAPSED all fashions
ScARFS-of all styles
CRAVATS and STOC RS--oCn Linds
SOSPENDERS of ali SORTS and ''
CLOTHING-at ali prices
Constantly for sale at STURTEyANT,a
Worcester, April ~ l7C i2s Main q.
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Please Look at this-to the Afflicted


AL NEGABDING The
%GG 4 K COATED IMpESOV ven
! ~ 81 n ~ r Ia i ] Il XII PE
ron CoyS5taTppJov SoT n
RHFUM4TtSN nVSPFpSiA IN rcvcDs
yTAVTNs Nan ,,,.ot.', a,,A - ~ r
! ,.,n,b ~ - H.. -, - nv" rs WIN p'o
~. lpsSt v.,h,t ~ -, :, my " i'hH vi UPP"
"... = iiSh 'hdtih Fegelatie RUS but grew
-, i'n ."u s"eats ~ hi2hti cooId not steep aud
~, 7''i'N FuGai t"aled lslProved Indian Vegetable
- ""i leo ny heA'tu wHnlh SIX days, AMI }
"eHe's 'neh /" ne The best remedy ever 1sed
Ia"hrf'ge, Pc ~, 1874
tSN'TAct 'roh a. q. Page's letter, lattdl
Bath, Jan 3 l545.
ne F"sH' ot'ed ihdlan FaRetahle Fils yon ssHi
ihan anN have had.
tEEtdrt from LeU5 8aTTefrs letter, datedl
Cannan, Me-. Feb 3 1896
The Pills which received ofyou have gwen suob uni-
ver-Hi ~ gnere they have been oprcbsfd nl
me sale -. Seen 40 air rtn thni thongbt ha.t =, 80
yOa 20 scud ,e on e,,n,e mare ,t tt. m ,,,u,
" ,&c.
Monsoon Mas la, 30 ieas
Sir, enclosed is the PAYMENT fpr he ,ast PHI Va,
sill pleHee me b. Express another lot say e. dr
dozen; they give good satisGtcton / bave not ~ ta
more ttsH hoses and do moi ,yisl IA ~ All ~ ,h
ont da. " '
'''+'' j'o"t Oafl aqtf q Sons letter, dated
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100000 YARDS
Straw Cord Wanted

IN EDIAIELF Tor which The highest price
WI Dc paid In Cash. Goods from our store nj prices
Goods. ri + ~ Anna ~ Sr ~ ~" M VI
Worcester, Oct2l a.
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester EXPRESS.

Boston and Worcester Express.
FI'HE subscriber continues run the EXPRESS be.
tween Boston and Worcester, for the sale transmits
sion OF Packages. Bundles Bank Notes. Specie and er-
chandise generally
THREE TIMES EACH WAY DAILY
Particular attention given paying collecting and ne
goating notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce OF all binds attended
70 IN the M q prompt and faithful manner aud the pat
rons OF this line depend upon delivery Of their bar
GELS with the utmost regularity and dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in any part
OF the City.
fuers Jree tor goods to be hy this Express
OFFICES -HARNDEN & cos Office Court street
Bssoslonj H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE. 1853 Main 81
Worcester. = : ICnNspu
Aug. q, 1876. al
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MAGIC ERASIVE soAD

u Nj
For rem wing Grease Spots, Stains. or Nal. c...
Clothes oens, Carpets, &C. &C. and rendering , NV.
spots where u Y applied clear, bright ne W and no,Ie
Soil wih |uH Directions Price 20 Gems '''
GJ'A the above articles are for sale AZ tho
CneaP Store ny j. CIRCUIT, JR.
~ 70 cod wt42
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

LILCh's Uaguerreo type Rooms.
lie subscriber begs leave cal hs attention Of the
public to specimens OF Daguerreoy pc Miniature Pnr-
traits executed by him. lie has recently made some
highly successful experiments. by which, with the aid of
superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepare
ous, the time requr in sitting materially shortened
while the picture retans the character with those
which have received the commentator OF the patrons OF
this establishment By the rapiiiy with which he il
eDabled 10 operate the difficulty that many experience
respectfully children in preserving such fixed position
body and features will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, Is 10 great extent obviaed
Ladies and gentlemen impeed either by curiosity or
desire 70 obtain perfect sembance of themselves
respectfully invited TO call and view collection Of spec
linens Of the art at
Rooms SO Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH,
Boston, Sept 30 1916. dwlf Late Litch a. Whpple J
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,
Foster ST.. directly South I'm Tenn House.
MIN n u

~ THOMPSON would inform his friends and
~ customers that he has united with his Establishment
tbe PERIODICAL DEPARrMEhT OF = II. LEONARD-ap
those who have subscribed Leonard will he supplied al
the above place on ~ reasonable terms has been
offered.
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he prepare,
20 supply every variety o reading published by Tho
first publishing houses in New York PHILADELPHIA ant
Boston they
All those subscribing him will be supplied promptly ne
soon rs the works nut. II Worcester. Mare h u
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.

10 c"S bfaPtonS ana DiJgurements NJ TIE skin PIN
PIES f'eckfes, Sun60n, SAL Rheaau, ScuFUV
Sore Heads &c &c,
Is astounding how quickly by The use Of ope 10 nc
Jones Italian henca soap, sailOw N elbow or dark
SKIN becomes beautifully clear and White
Persons ln purchas sing III mus alwnK ask far NES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and perhHps ~ n,sny
VINO nave been eheuie with counterfeits will be- la
much Discouraged toiry The geuHne we sny to such TRY
tNis ohcey0u VIII nOt regret It but always see Thai he
name Of i. JOS rs is ON The wrapper
From the AeD Orleans cen mel Oetobsr tsla
One OF our Subscribers, Mr. Leonard in orIns n. thar
nc mas beeh cured Of old scay salt Rheum OF 10 venrs
an article much advertised lately-we speak Of Jone,
haiiah chemical SOAP. lie also forms us thA he has
tried us effects upon his female slave Rose v,I,r
s hnch marked with sun-sppts, aud he fonnd IN t,ya
weeks her skin much clearer and winter
From. the New York san
We make 4 O rule notice an ndyertised r
lce, hut from what We have heard from .tygral n.,'
respecting the powers al jones' Italian q ne uicsl s
we 40 not hesitate 90 pronounce all ia rep-rs.n
ana can therefore, conscienuOusly recommend II ~ ~
urements ~ " U'9is-
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JONEs' CORAL HAIR REsrnr ,r,rur

a u.
Among the educated, there are few who will dot, ~,
that by Iofclng the roots and scalp of the heaJ -,
healthy action, can cause growth-nvs dL - 20
ahs Sro~h. The roots being healthy, a sediment called
or seun IS discharged from the scalp he hair
"a tner native soil, proudly and spIendidlv ~
play lneH oeanty asa specimen diseased nnurd Taid
rom usath ny we powerful aid of science.
From The NetU York Tribune
We see that Judge Edwards of Phindelnb{. -
over ~ years OF age, the top of whose head was a. hd
as the palm Of ones hand two month"; aimee ~
now nne dark hair growing asst from the use o, jon,
Coral Hair RestOrative.1 Wv '0 VI zones
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MOORISH HAIR nvr

For permanently dyeing Light, Red, or GRAY Hair
the SKIN sold with full Directions. '''' "t
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b. s@sgszEsG "a ~ esssp
ACCOMGo0s ZION 9EAgs.

z
F)aily except sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A NJ and Al NJ.
Leave Norwich at An. and 81
u The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
aid from Worcester with The Boston aud Worces
Ter, and Western Trains each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the II P Train from Boston
NEW YORK TRAN, iqd Long Island Raj Road
Leave Alyns Point for Boston, about laily except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for New York about 10 A stopping
Danelsonve and Norwich.
NEW YORK TRAIN, ola Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston every morn
ing Except Monday) upon the arrival Of the Boat from New
York, stopping at Norwich and DRnelsonviile
Leaves Worcester for Norwich aud New York at So
daily except sunday stopping at Danielsonyile and
Norwich.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each NAY, ercept Sunday.
Special will he made for cargoes large guam
titles Of Freight application the Superintendent.
Fares less when paid for Tickets Than when paid
in the J. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Norwich, April Is, 1886.