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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03

MRS NJ. J. HEATING,
FRil fERER AND { ONFECTIONER.
HhSjust received - ehdid iUl Of I'll tie d F.,.
eni KINDS, 10 Wit
5 Boxes spleud,d fresh Oinnges
3 Bues de- Lemons
6 D,Sen splendid lresh Pino1ppIss
a 6ne lot fresh Cofuu Nuts
2 drums ezra sOpeifns Figs.
3 drums RitsIrs.
bikes Blue Bard DO
/ 4 large ksa splcsdld fresh funaunds
/ Z d, rev Jtu lfe,h Pfunes
\ | large Neg lfesh Curfads
/ 2 hikes BonnI Peach Lat Tnblcc~
/ q i,is fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
/ I riii splendid Dntcs
2 notrs ezra fue rel and white Rock Candy
/ a large lfail resi- g. Shelcd Almonds
/ A large ~ of 90 the ynripus kinds of Nuts
y 6os si IS KcgsIm. CafaJun, Pnrcipe apd Co.,
vpna C.zau
IA Neg Of Dmuih. faacaster Rappee SnoH
Together wuh eeoefsi ss.oumen Of thc frst
Iquu'Hy of Cnnleouorafy yp numrroos o. mentipu.
90 oi vbieb she rill eel Whocs4Ie ~ fesd At her
rore on Monroe street opgovile Tie Metchspis
suJ Mechanics Bauk, 10 %
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POSTSCRIPT.
LATEST:zz...l6.ss...E: NEWS.

U-sT Mr.. Bucha al, ON the 30th ul,. =
signed his seat as Secretary of State. and was
on The same day nominated as one Of the Jud-
ges OF the Supreme Court for The circuit Of
Pennsylvania.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CIIRE.
UflSTAKs BAISAM or WILD CHERRY ALWAYS
W. triumphant Cure follows cure in its yieioro;,.
DAYTON. Fehru,rv Ii,h ~,

career.
DAYTON, February Ilth ls15
Mr. j. w Whitnore-DeSr sr-As YOU are The rcru.
lar authorized agent in Dayton for the Dr. Wis
ss Belssm OF Wild Cherry, take this mc;hOd of max
ing statement of facts you (Which hope viii 10
Pmosnea 70 We world IN ree enoe 10 aI.almosi mrscu
Baisam ~ - ~ " 'u"''s
Language fails describe the sa,uary effects il proJn
cea, snd the grea, lencii derived from its use.
Inc oul1ens Of Dayton and lis vicinity reeoleet
from the explosion of cannon. portion of lis con
tents entered right side breast aud in all proEa
through the "plurs" and pierced Inc lungs
Al this critical Stage, messenger despatched to
Cincinnati, aud celebrated physician OF that city was
consulted. When he made acquainted with my sit
uston, he remarked that. nothing done by n ed
ca ad the constitution Itself was not strong enough
throw of the disease.
My friends now dcspSred OF my recovery. and had
no earthly ground OF hope To survive many DAYS. For
tunaeiy al this Juneiure saw OF DIR. Wisisrs Pam
Rhels, entitled Family Medical Guide, Treatise
dying men catching at strsws and felt like doing so my
bottle ofihe medicine Deserted viz: Wisiars bSsam
ofWhd Cherry, which relieved me Immediately. After
had used some five or six bottles Ear recovered az
he up and about. My cough ceased and INV lungs were
restored 10 healthy stacall from the healing and lat
Bslssm '''u'''''' virtues VI " '''a' :
Were from the external injury received in my
shoulder and by the explosion feel confident thai
smithing) hut this was prevented
BY exposure have since taken several severe colds
and my only remedy has Iecn the Balsan. and now
most cordially recommend the genuine Wisiars Basam
10 all who afflicted with Colds Coughs or Liver Com
plants consider u an invaluable medicines real
blessing 10 the world. Any person desiring further in
formation may call on y, any time. Yours &c
CHRISTOPHER II. SMITH.
City of Dayton.
Montgomery 60, State OF Ohio
Subscribed and totefora me JustIce Of In,
Peace, this 18th day Of February, 1876
EBENEZER FOWLER
tl- Testimony Of three highly respectable etzsns O
Dayton, In confirmation Onhe above..f N
undersigned feing intimately acquainted viii
Mr. smith, and having seen and watched over him ire
gnenty during bis late Illness, do hesitate TO saw ina
me foregoing - BY no means exaggerated statement
but n entitled to fulI credit.
(signcd,) a. l.. STOUT
y. B. ~. DODSON
HENRY X. SMITH
Sold in Wheeling by PRYOR & PAUL. and J
ChuHBACKER, Druggists. Jan
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MANAGERS, OFFICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ll


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LEAD QUARTERS.
~ Our Country F''end-, on visiting IN.
1N. crv. Will bear ~ mind that our office :, re-
inoved L. three doors s,uih If Union. on Mans,
} G GREGORY 4 co Manage 8.
i RoBr ARMSTRONG. As.st
Wheeling, Va.
/ ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Glass
lo6, draws at Baltimore, July |. 1S Mum.
bers, IL drawn ballots.
100000; 5000; $500; 10 of 600;
Tickets So; certificate of 20 wholes will cost
SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 26,
draws at Alexandria, July 4. 7S Numbers
l3drawn ballots.
$4,000 independence day. who will have
4 s. 1000; 10000; 5000; 5000; 5000; 30 of
/ 900. 60 of 500;
Tickets $40; certificate of 26 whole tickets
will cost Sl40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra Class
l62-Draws at Baltimore, July S, DO Is
Numbers; Ia drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; 5000: 10 OF 900:
Tickets So; certificates Of 20 wholes will
cost SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 27
Draws at Alexandria, July IL, 1916. 10 Nos
IL drawn.
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000: O.ooo; 10 600
10000; 3,o00; $780, % of 900, 50 OF 400;
200 of 200.
Tickets $40, Certificate of % wholes will
cost Sl30.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra. Glass
I66. Draws at Baltimore, July Is, de
Nos Ii drawn.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 1000; 90 of 900;
Tickets So; certificate OF % whole tickets
will cost SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %. draws
at Alexandria. July Is, 1916. 75 Nos, ~
drawn ballots.
$50 900; 5000; o-F-loo each Ct 900. 800.
Tickets $40. Certificate of 25 wholes will
cost Sl45.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
Ia; draws at Baltimore July %. 10 num-
bers 5 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 100000 $500; | 800: 5ofl 200; &c
Tickets 50; certificate OF 26 whole tickets
will cost 500.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class %.
draws at Alexandria, July %. rs Numbers,
ID drawn ballots.
S3529l; 10000; 5000. 3.O0O; $500; 1000:
CO. 90 each of 900; 100 each of 500; 200 |
&c. &c.
Tickets $40; certificate of 26 whole tic.
kets will cost Sl45.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra Glass
$50, draws at Baltimore, July 20. rs NUN
bers, ID drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; of 200; eco; &c.
Tickets 50; certificate OF rs whole tickets
will cost sos.
Since our last circular we hav1 had the
pleasure of disposing of one $1,000; two
81 900 and several $500 prizes. Address
your orders to ROB'T ARMSTRONG & CO.
Only Agents JorJ. G. GREGoRy & Co.
Managers.
pRANDRETH'S PILLS.-6 Gross genuine for sale
~ al the Manufacturers prizes by
june q PRYOR & PAUL..
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=. y. STICKNEN'-
NEW Fans & SOUTHERN
YMNASIUM.
FIKSI PERFORMANCE THURSDAY EVENING,
July 2ud a. M'COriuey's IIolel.

MR.. sTICKNEY regs leave
most respectfully 90 announce 10
his old friends and tie public OF
Wheeling ard vicinity. that he
has with The grca csf Vaius col.
lecied a company, mae and e..
male, the complement in every
department Ofwhich Is comniete.
w flled, ihat hitherto no addition
0f alterations have Teen suagcs
led by the discerning public ol
New orleans, the sGillofsomc OF
whom IN their resi- eciive voca.
tons have gained them a celeb
.TIlN thai nlacn. thcm Al Ih- acnnl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03

mong Gymnastics and the profession OF EIui alton.
In Offering synopsis Of the performances which the
Manager takes pride in Offering this season he u
strained express his grSefuness Tor thc literal ra'ou
sge bestowed uron his eSerions during the fas season
aud the kinducsses everywheqc evinced towards
himself ard the various members Of bis company.
the stud Of vac gated ard eauufh horses. the lux
urious convenience Of the Tent the Music the FrofsC
Outlay Extensive appliances, Tasteful Varsphe-ua'is
Appropriate Costumes, Brilliant Trainings, Gorgeous Pa
geanry and above all osduous soniion 20 The comforts
Of The spectators the Wauager courts criticism.
In fne be thinks that IN aotding ihc greatest possible
Innocent amusement with the rrca'es amount 81 iustruc
ton he has reduced the cas aud sports Of the circle 10
science
The Mauagcr, anNious f1r the public has
e. expense encsFed the eo'ofracd EihOreSn Sere
uaders nom Boston with little Ole Bull the grescst Vic
list OF his On years. the world. and sweeny IN
very test Of Banjo PLAY e, and Mr. Sanford the Nygi
/ mia Jigs
| Ciown--Oid Tefd Carson.
| Equestrian Manasc---ll Jennings.
! Riding Madcr-H Jennings,
| " For f1il particulars small bills offhc dsv.
Prices of Admission-BoXcs 30 cents: chldrcu undc
I 10. haif price--rn . cents no haif price.
ON Saturday the fourth OF July there VIII he fhrcc rtr
formanccs, commencing al 10 a ". aud a. . & 3 r. VI.
js % 3. p. SIlCkNEN, Proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
FALLS. ACCIDENTS. &c. &c.

NO good can result in fails, bruises IN any ac
eidens nom letting blood. Neither internal nor eNer
diseases can he benefited ly such false practice For
10 Nil man To save his life cannot he sustained can
not admit that Il is possible TO icngthcn life by weaken
ing is mover IL viii lie said: But So and nsan
shle from the fall; that he bcd and came round
The use OF hartshorn 10 his aud TO his tenn
pies viii have the effect Hot brandy and water
VIII answer good purpose and relieve the cireuation
sooner Than bleeding, without the amer weakening eject
shock has the same ELECT In measure, upon the TO
dy, thai Tightening produces upon IT, II DESTROYS the life
principle OF the blood have said before that this life
principle consisted Of little living gohular bodes. n il
these ai make our solid hesh by their OF cosg
iiston, Now, when person Is killed by fan or by
ghung II you open vein, the blood will run out ev
en- the body Is quite cold Aud observe IL never 0er
eoaguIaes-never The fact Is, its lite l. gone-wss All
destroyed by the shock-by the greater affinity the light
ming hs or The earth, the thing the body was
hsd or the life Of the blood, than the blood itself had for
retaining u, which may he species Of electricity for
aught we know TO the contrary. "
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LATE FROM MEXICO

Az EXICO AZ il was and as il H. Nv Brantz Never
AVA Mexico before and slier the Conquest by NJ Che
Weller =
China as IL and as II is
Working Passage Life in q Liner,
select Poems on Kindness to Animals
The Gardner,
Fremoul's Expedition TO the Rocky Mountains.
Pictorial England No. .,
The Mysteries OF the lnquisition and other secreir
socieies IN Spain by NJ. V. dc FcrcaL
Achievements Of the Knights Of Malts, ny Alex Suher.
land,
The Mdshipman, by ]. ". Ingram
The Scarlet Feather. by J. VI. Ingram
Eva Lsiree or tbe Rescued Chief
Viola the Redeemed, by Professor Ashhy.
Forrest Knights or Early Times in Kentucky by j. ID
Noursc.
Guild Of the Sea by Lieutenant MURRAY
The LIST part Of Alex. Dumas new novel the Count OF
NOME Christie,
Also another supply Of the Double Brother Jonathan
Tor The fourth vi july reed ard for sale a.
June - ELLIS III Main street,
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AND CARPET ROOMS

AND CARPET WARE. ROOMS.
No li3 MAIN STREET, WHEELING, va
FE1HEY keep constantly hand very extensive AZ
sortment Of superior Mahogany, French and Greet
an chairs; Rocking Chairs, Sofas Pier and Gard sbes
Dressing Bureaus, Bcdsesds Toilet Stands assorted 81
res together with every other article Of the latest stve
aud best finished Furniture oner0d in this CITY,
Gin and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Of every
vsriey-su price Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes -
Portrait aud Picture Frames hand and made 10 order
Upholstery Ware; consisting Of Feather Beds BouI
ses snd Pillows Hair, Cotton, Husk spring and Straw
Mattresses; Blankets, Quilts, Comforts Stacking BOT.
toms, Grass Mats OF al kinds toge her M every other
article Of Upholstery Ware, hand and made 20 order
! Nenttian and Stat Window Blinds. Window Shades Of
every variety and color all Of which viii be sold a. very
low prices, and warranted OF the best quality Also Ma
hoghany Neneers, Hair Cloth, Vanish Spanish Moss.
Mahogany kuois. Sand PSper Locks Hinges Casters
Blind Trimmings, constantly band and sold low for
Cash.
VI sieam Boa's furnished with every Article Of Fur
nture Al siori notice. and The very TEST terms
y. BIN connection with the above. we have the isgg
est and most splendid assortment Of Csrrcs Rugs OIL
Cloth, Table Covers, sc. &c offered this CITY, x
al Of which VIII 10 sold cheaper hsn has ever been sol,
betnrr. June -.
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FRUITS. CONFECTIONARY &c.

FRUITS. CONFECTIONERY &C.
T81iE subscriber has received and offers Tor sale
~ ~ his old stand No. ~, Monroe street south side
faCfrs-fresh Orange, Lcmors, Rsirins Prunes
pscs, Figs, Tanariuds, Ae.
ECrs.-Aimonds. Filterts, Brazil Nuts Pecous, Coeos
Nuts ard Ground Nuts.
toSfEcftossrY Of every variety ard style.
ToHArto and CIgtrs, lemon Syrup, &c.
TIE ahuvo viii Fc cheaper than any 0ihcr establish.
the city srd A. least lower than the vs. noesae
and Rc'e Variety Store six doors shove dare 20 do b.
june - p ZfNN,
n TrENTION,-J A. y fIORNBROOK have now re-
- ceived and are opening thc finest and largest a.
sortmcn u Notions. Fancy Goods aud Vare ies thsy
have offered 70 their CUSTOMERS Country merchants
viii ind greatly to their interest to call aud evamiuc
stock Being determined 10 ell goods tncy viii find
both articles and prices Co suit.
Rags Ginseng. Deerwax, Feathers ard FLAX taken iu
Evchsnre a. the highest markei price ibe Whocsa'cs
Retail Vsfiey store, Monroe street. Wheeling jeqB
/ z LUEp r NCKs.--s boxes ~ Tssks
/ Z boxes or rsrks
/ 3 ~ Gor dp
1 10 sor do
10 40 or d.
Warranted ~ .ure'ior qa.ry 'rd faf ,,ie s as
y in che make: ny
jass IS JAI HcRNBRccK
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Observation-Disclosures
CHOICE BACON.
MUSQUIT o BARS, for sale very low b,
je . TALLANT & DELAPLAIN.

4 CASK Ganeu'- Philadelphia Srnith SNIFF.
fpr rdr hy De- ~ NV PAXTON & co
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Clss,
l62-Draws at Baltimore, July S, &c. a
Numbers; Ia drawn ballots.
O.00O; 10000; 10000; 5000; 10 OF | 900
Tickets 50; certificates Of 20 wholes will
cost SO.
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ALEXANDRIA cry. Class %.
draws at Alexandria, July 4. IS Numbers
l3drawn ballots.
$4,000 Independence day, who will have
s. 600; 10000; 5000; 5000; 5000; 30 OF
900. 60 of 500;
Tickets Sl0 certificate of &c whole tickets
will cost Sl40.
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T-.AHNESroCK's vERMIFUCE-For sac at IN
:. Msnulactuycts prices by
june % PRYOR & PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-03
An IMpoRrANTtErrrR

Read the following cucr from Mr. VIM SB1w n
respectable Druggist OF Wilmington. n G, n gentle
msn oi uubonnded vcracry 10 whose Md the
mp.t impliot conGicnce NAV be- placed another
pto,G ol ne .3pc norifl Of DrS'o,ncs {. Dpovnd
/ Syrup Vi Mid cherry
Wil1tNGr,V &. Jan 5 1915
DfS,tayue- Dcpr Sit--Yuu vii rlen,e send tn
+ me twelve q, zen o. mwe, you zee ~. % your
Syrnp 81 Wild Cherry Prom -u'e."i i"-dsJ hovs
bot be u 4dozsn uu hands The sies arc rppidly IN"
4 crersirg nrd wil h,ye 40 doubt. continue 10 do
30 An ucqnp,nluuto Of a,ine called lew days n
@. a. sIy he would sse ne ceriicotc ~ ~
good sh cus IL ~ run the cnnujry, oDd a Mini.
Ter of he Me hndist Church Shortly aiief obinin
ing The agency prevented uppn him 10 Wy g. boulo
,l5Dulh i6ubCd vsheihef any bentfi coO.d hs de.
'it ed. io' br, as wei rs nyOi, thought ih,t hs
ca VAS confined C,utumpiiOn ln iict every
spmpiuin Was indicative Shuuly nNcf he VINE
20 tue 90 s,ud him lpur or hve tolllcs mnre To
core 10 loNt is.i weck. : wdlq puic his own lau.
guugc. Sir sad he. Il aU nov mar. aud 2
cor.idrf dizzy owe zoo l'e public 90 ie'f wh1t
Dr. Swayne's syrup of Wild Cherry hos dnhe uf
me- viii puh'rh Boo. certificate aul Too be- Is
reBc5rIi, knoNualI over ouf section. caP,et god
fe-uii. rom 'r
VIZ strrY Fchne OF resp O.
umlu yuus tuny.
VVNf gttNyV
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 27.
Draws at Alexandria, July IL, 1916. rs Nos
l3 drawn.
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000; 10, 900; 10 900
10000; 3,o00; 2,3i0; % of 900, SO OF 400;
200 of 200.
Tickets $40, Certificate of 20 wholes will
cost $780,
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FAMILY BACON.

NOTICE.
DURsU ANT To order of the County Cuur
ol OHIO county. at the June efm Of sad Cnur
1916, and {" The uudorsignrd directed. We VIII pro.
c"'d "r Saturday The lh day OF Jolly next. AT the
front door uf The court house OF ,ad county tn sell
Ia the highest bidder. twu parcels Of land belonging
&" The POr house farm. one parcel kmg south -
said p'"r house. surprised To c"u,nin ahuut forty
acres oi laud-aiso one uI lying east OF POOR ,usc
containing fifteen acres uf lnnd
F'fnA vi sale made known N day 0i sale
TODD.
THOS HORNBROOK
SANrL OLDHAM
=" Or,SSsers If OhD tohnv
L : Tn" -ole 81 The above property - Ia,si,srfi.
cd unul Ihe The 2jih dry of Angusr next io %
BURLAPS.
10 inch heavy linen burlaps for Wool Sacks
just received and for sale by
je ) TALLANT < DEIAPLAIN
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass %. draw.
at Alexandria. July Is, 1916. 75 Nos, Il
drawn ballots.
$50 900; 10000; o--T- 100 each cf 900, 800
Tickets $40. Certificate of % wholes will
cost Sl45.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra. Clus.
l66. Draws at Baltimore, July Is, '46-7e
Nos Ii drawn.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 1000; 90 of | 900;
Tickets 50; a certificate OF % whole tickets
will cost SO.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Clas,
Ia; draws at Baltimore July %. 10 mum
bers, 8 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; $500; 800: 5ofl 200: g.,
Tickets 50; certificate OF 26 whole ticket.
will cost sos.
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70 RANDRETH's PILLs.-6 Gross genuine. for .,,c
sAs al Tie Manufacturers prizes by
june % PRYOR &PAIII
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READ 1T! 1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF ANN
COMMENTS ARE UNNECESSARY.

DR. JAYNE Dear Sir, feel bound ~ ,he aai,ced =, %
dicinss. 49, ~ my
have suffered for several Years noe, .;,, 7 49,. -.
phlnt and the tram Of diseases which oIIowa comneIe
proslraon Of the sysen-sO that was win greet d;6
cul.y c-uih walk, AMI at times confined TO m,
ROOM. 10 ADA 20 my misery Scroulous affection an
peared in my throat, with Rheumatism in m arms So
tat could not raj my right arm to my head In The
hottest weather my feet and hands would ache will ire
cold and perspiraOn had almost ceased I now became
amced with dry hoarse cough and gave IN all homes of
ever getting WELL a night sweats and got little or no
Sleep with frghnl dreams and morbid headache seem
ed TO be bordering on ms iNITY and was denied all
sthdy or mental exercise could read small nara
graph in newspaper without great difficulty had great
soreness IN my stomach, which caused swell so much
that was unable lie down or even TO recIine mi had
TO be pr0ped up in a chair go
nau Inc advice ni eminent physicians and tried
nearly all the remedies used in such cases hui continued
20 grow worse and appeared though speedy disso-
iuilon was taking plnce.
now heard Of vonr medicines and determnad ~ ,r,,
yonr SANATIVE PILLS aud TO my surprise The soreness
lett ME, so could walk about the house. continued to
Improve from that time Shortly after nv wife called at
your St"re and stated my tn you and you me
bottle ofyour ALTERATIVE and alo word 10 come and
see YOU and you would investigate my case and cure me-
human skill. ~ "
After taking your Alternative and Pills for three weeks
mere was decided change for The better that when
called upon yon YOU said that could get WELL and that
your ALTERATlVE would cure me efectually With no
hopes, however, Of getting well still continued taking
your Alternative until had taken the fourth bottle when
there was sudden change my whole SYSTEM as though
had got rid Of some great buruhen and could draw nv
breath usual My nerves gradually became strong and
my appetite returned
IL mas been about four month stree commenced taking
your medicines and al this time nearly every vesge of
disease is eradicated from my system active
nearly as strong at any period my life have now
gained nine pOun Is in two months
nave good reason to believe that the your valuS
able medicines by the help Of God, has saved me from
premature grave. JOSEPH BARBAR
u Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE. No 9 South Third
Sreet, Philadelphia For sale by J. GREEN & CO., IL
Main-st., and NJ. b GREEN, 200 Main Street, Worces-
ter Jetpe,do
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FkoM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
win Passengers from the Western Rail Road at 4 Am
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road al II AM.
With Worcester Passengers. at and / AM and 31Py
NIB The A NJ. train will take up no passengers East
ofFramingham.
With Passengers. from NesoYork by Steamer to Norwich
every day except Monday, stopping only at Framing
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
FrGminghGn
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha
ven and New York, at u AMI 81 A. and 4P.m
For NOUtch and Stations on the Norwich RaiIroad nj
y A. N. and 24 p. N.
For Worcester, and Way ststons at u and 81 AM 81
and 4P.M ~
N. b; The 4 P Train will stop at any stsliu
East Of birmingham
For MHtburg, at ~ a. N. and 1t P. NJ.
For New York. via Norwich and by Steamer. at S Oclk
r.
For New York by Long Island Railroad, at n AM.
For New York. via Hartford and New Haven, at "a AM
FROM MlLLBURY.
For Bo'ton and Way Stations, daily except Sunday al
6f A. N. aud 81 p. NJ.
sAXONvlILE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonvlie at u and 10 AM. and pm.
Leave Boston at 81 Am. Ia and 81 Pm
Freight Train viii leave Boston 1874 NJ for Saxon
vile taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
aud Natick only.
Sunday MAIL from Worcester at TIA m-from Boston al
IL NJ.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares are less when paid at the Tickle. Offices than In
the Cars. VIM PARKER Spnt
Dec7, 1876. #
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COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE,
FOR ONE WEEK,

n,
IN the premises in lots to suit purchasers all the
" manning MACHINERY mt The StoLe Factory in
IPSWICH, Essex Co.. Mass. the Depot OF the East
Rail Road recently used for the Of Np 80
Printing Cloths, and good running order consisting
opener-1 Picker, Wilton & sons make--2o Cards
Breakers-li Finishers--l Doubler-l Drawing Frame
Taunton Speeders 10 heads eaeh-lS spinning Frames,
1900 live spndles2 pair Mules OF FAC and Of $40
sindes-i Spooler-2 Warpers--3 Dressers-42 Looms
Packing press-l Cylinder aud Dofer Grinders, with
all other articles used in Cotton Mills.
1t may be examined any time on application to MIR
Davis, at the Factory.
For further particulars, inquire OF SAMUEL DAMAN,
). B. HOLBR0OK, Holden Dec 5.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. December 2, 1916.
4 ENkf CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery within
ana for the County of Worcester this day issued
a warrant against the Estate of STEPHEN s. HAIR
hiNHlON, oil WestDorOugh, in said County, boot man.
niacturer an insolven debtor and the Of any
neos or the delivery any property belonging TO said
InsoVen debtor, TO him his USE and the transfer
OF any property by him, are forbidden by law
me hrst meeting of the creditors of said debtor will be
Deid ~ the Office of Newton d Chaplin in Worcester, in
saia Comfy on the tOenty h day Of December current
NJ yen O'Clock in The forenoon for The proof debts
DIT p FAr0N n Sbo.;e