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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

o1rThe Richmond Enquirer publishes
that portion Of the discussion between
Mr. Bedihger and Mr.. Kennedy.as re-
ported in The 'Spiri,' on the War sub.
jet. Why did.ai the Enqairer give the
reason q furnished BY NJ. B. 10 that dis.
custom. Tor his Jumping Jim Grow" on
the Oregon question ! The Enqoirer
should have told its readers that be. Mr..
B said be- was scared. because John
Quincy Adams. with bis sbaid pate. !" APP
Plauded the speech made BY Mr.. Gid
dings on that question I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
RELIEF TO IRELAND AND SCOTLAND

Lis6 Ren.f Fund The amount r..
ceived by the committee 10 the city 81
New York Is s lUl 57S 80. Surely PEG
pie will believe that Americans have 9TH
er feelings than inordinaie love Of dol.
lars.
The Albany Committee have received
Sill $50.
The Eigafe JNocedonion. - Com. DeKay
has deisrmineh toiske : limited number
Of passengers on board the Macedonian.
for 500 each. Seventy Eve dollars Of
the passage money will be received To-
flour Of meal for the sufferers 10 Ireland.
aud twenty Eve dollars for cabin stores.
The Famine n Europe The New
York Express says Private letters, re-
ceived BY The last packet. state thai the
lowest estimate Of the deficiency Of The
potato crop. 10 the North OF Europe, a.
mouais 10. seven millions Of ions--the
Newspapers say eight millions: that the
famine must continue until September
next. and lpager. shonld there moi be 4
good crop. With allihe cid which mon
ey and bsuesolencescan afsrd. not less
than one million 81 human beings musi
falI prey 10 starvation OF its consequent
diesses!'s 4ssa
Li5ral The Wesleyan MsibodisIs Of
Englsnd, in view Of the distress 10 Ire,
land. I've learn from The Philadelphia 10
q1irerl have resolved upon and ioa con-
siderable <k'fni tave made collections
ihroueh their Congregations, and have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

Destructive FIRE.--A Ere occurre a
., Culpep2er Court. House. Virginia, on
Sunday night the 18th ult., which de-.
siroyed The building occupied by Mr.. w.
S. Ridgawsy. as asiore. with all its con-
tents. Sir r. and bis young man slep,
in the building. and the iormer barely es-
capped with his life. The FIRE bad made
considerable Roadway before il was dis
covered. and hence nothing was saved.
Mr. Ridgsway's loss Of goods amounts 10
about 81 500. on which there was 40
insurance Of $4,000. making his actual
loss about $1,000. II is moi known how
the FIRE origioaied. A timers shop. adj.
joining The above, was also consumed.
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SENIOR ArocHA.-The mission Of this
parsonage 10 Mexico. il smother insisDce
Of the bsaluck that attends the diplomatic
mysteries Of the President. Senior Alto
cha il not / Mexican bull Spaniard -
Having resided some yssrsiu Mexico. be
conirived 10 make himself ia some way.
claimant or the Government for large
sum and. % others have done, came 10
the United States. and got himself naiu.
rslized inr The sake OF enforcing his claim
under the protection Of the Union. Hav-
ing kept upa certain degree Of intimacy
with Santa Anna and Alnonie. he was
selected BY lhs Presidentlo open or con.
iinue come negotiations Of . pacific Ten
dency with those noted gentlemen. and,
FL he could have got 10 speak with them
might have efected something. But nn-
luckily Senior Gomez Fsriss. who loves
mel her Sanla Anna. nor President Polk,
was shrewd1 enough 10 be suspicious or
Senior Aiocbs. and when the latter arrived
Al Vera Cruz. orders we're given mol 10 lei
him approach The city OF Mexico. and 10
keep sn eye upon him until be should re.
embark Tor The United States. Thus The
mission fell thIoogh, - we are informed.
and the President again ',took nothing By
bis motion IN X. Conrier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

e9Has The term "Demouof' become
objeslionsbls 10 The Redmond Enquire. /
We observe that the editors have shifted
their old name. and now every thing is
" R.Pubican"-all successes are lfi1mphs
Of he RePublicsas- and I'll disaffeclions
in their ranks are treated Of a. being in-
furious TO the cause Of Rspublieanismi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

CoRPoRArloN EIEcrros -JosrrH H .
SHERRARD, Esq was elected Mayor Of
Winchester. at the election held on Tues,
day week. THOMAS B. CAMPBELL.
Esq wiselecied Alderman for the Alb
Ward.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

NEw CouNTERffIr.-A new coun'
ierIeil o. the dsnoninaiion Of SO on The
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank o. Fred
ferick county Nd. has jast made It's ap
pearauce IL Baltimore. The plate b en-.
.irely dissimiIsr irom the genuine one
and tie sppearsncs ofthe nois i new,
Is II jasl issued. The sign aiores of -
Tyler President. and T. w. Morgan,
Cashier. are badly executed. and The
spuriousness Of The issue may be easily
detected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
ANTHONY KENNEDY.
JEFFEksoN Co, March %. ls47

Al . meeting held Ia Kabletown, March 06sh
JOHN KABLE was cslled 10 The Chair, 40.
VIZ. 4 .NoaRis, appointed Secretary,
The following preamble and resolution wers
unanimously adopted
WHEsrAs, Wethe friends and neshbors 81
Or. Richard s. Blackburn, think he has not re
ceived from the late County Convention thai
respect due his high character-ss man and
good cilizen-fsel ourselves justified &, request
ing him IN the absence Of any party contest
to permit himself 10 be placed before The peo.
pie as caaiitsie, 70 represent, in part, this
county, 10 the next Legislature Of, Virginia 81
Therefore, Rssoivtd, That coumilee be sp,
pointed 10 address letter TO DR.. Richard s.
blackburn, 10 that effect, end At the Same time
tender BIN our warmest ssmpathies, on ac-
count Of the false position il which \ consit4
er he has been placed, ny having his CLAIMS re-
Peaiedly ovellooked By The county con seniionsI
WheFsupoH. the following gentlemen wefe
appointed Frank osburn. David Rowisnd!
John W. ChamberIin, Johu D.. Larue, and Peter
Hubbard II
The committee retired and reported The fol.
lowing letter which was unanimously accepted
Dear Sir I'VE, The undersigned. have bee.p
appointed commiitee BY public meeting
hsId 10 this place, IN The absence Or a0y party
<SHtSotg " SAntSoS 1Ou = tpttGE fcQuG1flUK ii on
10 allow yourself 70 be announced asa candis
date 10 represent, 10 part, this county in me
next House Of Delegates Of Virgiaia
We regret 70 say, whenever your claims ave
been urged heretofore, by Jour friends. ,hey
have been invariably over-Fuled, without jusa
reason And We therefore think II BOT only
due 70 yoorself. but 10 pour friends, Aai yol
should respond % their wishes, nciWithstnndinz
the nomination which has already been made.
We do not pretend 10 question he merits 81
either of the gentlemen who sre now before
he people - but only dcmapd Thar Justice which
We feel conliden. HIS NOT been awarded Is ,ou,
Permit us 10 avail ourselves or This occssiop
70 express orr ahigh regard and confdeace ri
you Is man and fellow-eiiizen.
Most respectfully, yours,
Darid Rowland, Jol.nI d. Larue,
Frank Osburn, Peter Hubbard,
.Ioha ". Chdnberlin,
% motion. The meeting adjourned sine IL.
JOHN KABLE, Pynt.
WM. =. NoanIs, Ste'y. II
80 ~ MxReH 9Th. 1871. II
To .Messrs ckambTlin, Roscland, ana ofleyy #
Gentlemen Your decentralization of the 2Gth
instant has just been hsnded me, ii whirb yoii
inform ne Of The action Of public meesisg 81
my friends and neighbors, in which the Y desire
the use Of my name Is ! candidate, il part. ID
represent the connty of jefferson ii tbs nexl
Legislature Of Virginia.
Never 10 my NE have my sensibilitiss been
more awakened than by This manifestation IL
kind feelings on she .partoflhose an,ongst whom
have lived frpm childhord II i peculiarly
grateful 70 ny fssIings - see yew move p tbls
matter. No one has snjoyed better opPortu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

MA,oR GEnERAI BUrLsa.--Msj Gen.
Butler. Of ihe army. Who was wounded 81
Monterey 10 the famous charge upon the
BLACK Fort. has arrived Il Washington
having been. il is said. summoned there
By the Presidsn, 10 aid. BY his expert
snes and judgment. IL conducting The
var.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

IhstAo Houses atjeuFnee yesterday, sfser :
session q io7 tsy,, snd u Of these upon .Siss.
vaiien" Nases. Yoe will eoneluds thai fortunes
srss y sasds e business p his sort. There
we're nestly 500 ACTS passed, aoe iHo-shifds 4
these we're hurried through within The last two
weeks 81 shssesslon
Ysu win perceive Ihs, almost every hing Il
interest q oar section Of he country has been
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Jrrrrascs Co, March cob, lsl7

Grnilsmsa-l have just reeeised yonr eommu-
aicaliun informing ne shat ihe Delegates from
the several Counties Of the 10Th Congressional
District, assembled 10 conveh,ion. hare unani-
msnsly selected ne a. The Wing Cand:date Tor
Coneress.n
Il & seedlsss for ne 10 assure you, 10 accept
ing this nomination, that | most fully appreciate
the distinguished hohor ny friends have confer-
red upon ne.
Willnot affect TO conceal that, in this comi-
nation, have great reason to Be nattered by
The kindness which has Suggested II, for have
been selected 70 discharge The responsible duties
Of the position from the ranks Of my political
friends, smongsi whom we're ID be found folder
and better soldiers,r with higher qualifications,
and Who have a. al iines been josily regarded
Is the ornameats and supporters of our cause.
however, claim 10 Be sound aud true Whie,
deeply im5ued With the importance Of the mea.
sures and policy a that party, 81 conservative
81 az he great principles Of orr Government,
and shall - Ill times be found ready 10 stand Or
fall with them.
With folI knowledge Of the diiicullies be-
fore me, and with whatever odds against me,
shah Al once enler upon The srduous duties Is.
signed 10 me, and beg 10 assure you sesin Of my
faithful attachment 10 our common cause, and
Of ny determination 10 do everything ID my pow.
en- 10 advance and uphold il.
For the kind and aaliering manner Hiu which
ron have been pleased TO express ths views az
the Convention. lbeg you TO acceptmy uarnest
thsuks, end With % assurance Of my highest re-
r q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

teWslier d Leske Of Goochlsnd. i
lbe candidate Of The Democracy for Con-
gress. IN ihc Richnpnd Or Sixth Congres-
sional District. All convention held on
the alih. M. Seldom vas noninate5. but
in consequences 81 The pasasee Of resolu-
iion rejoicing % Nj. Calhoun. Mr. s.
declined and after voting on many O.
ihers. Mr. Leake received the nomina-
lion.
Il viii b recollecied that Mr.. Bolts i
The Whis candidate Tor this District.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

BREACHES IN THE CANAL The vii.
Transport Times says tia, there was 8 con.
siderable lreshel in the Potomac and Co.
nococheague on Mondsy and Monday
night week. which overlooked The EN-.
bsnkmehis 81 the csasl belo v Town. and
made several sizesble breaches. not OIL
consequence enough, however. 10 delay
navigation above iour or Eve dsysio come,
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! have the honor % Be-. gentlemen,
Your Obj f,lend and servi,

TO Messrs 8. p. HuNrER, BkNJ MnRaAN,
WIS.,. g. FERGUser, Jos. 5. DueKwAIL, JssrPH
TinBALL, THos. c. CREEN, EwEIL BAxEs, and
LLorn LcoAH.
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RicHuoND coaREsPoxDENcE.
Rlcnno.p, Msreh %. lst7

NiCuMuMu, 0Atce - .o.'-
TIE Senate yssierisy cleared ils table Of ell
he kusiisss likely 10 be scisd upon q The pres
s.t ssssIss, sd this day win bs occupied 10 ar
stseinr massachusetts, and 10 exanining and sign
- snsollsd biiis--no very light dpiy, uhen u
6 ssssiisrsd that sot less lhan ons hnsdred are
ysi laAksnsiiu.
The Senate yesterday passed he bill iacofpo-
I r.line ibs Berrysile and chaIlssiswn Turnpike
Conpasy, with ) Subscription Of - ,2J0. The
vss rs 10 70 I. Aisp, . bill 70 Incorporate
M MporsnsId snd Nsrih Bfaneh Turnpike
CsnpSny, vilh subscription Of TIVE hflhs.
The; bin anihorixine The 6hsPhsrdsiown and
sailhleld Turnpike Company % extend lhsir
Road q Winchester, vas passed lstsin The sve-
siag. Alss, I bin eobeefning the Sheriff Of
Clarke County -rsfandisg SO damages.
A bill 10 iseerporsie company 10 eonsirust
Bridge scfsss The Potomac Al The Point Of
Rocksuss passed By The Senate.
A sspplsnsniary bill was passed, 70 The act
Incorporating The Richmond sad Ohio Rsilross
Cempsay, sfisf rome debsie IN both Houses up
t % susndnests.
sevsrsfdIvores bills ware passed.
10 lie temporary sbssase Of Speaker Scott,
of HE ssnaie, Mr.. Doadursni offered vole Of
shssks. phich uss unahimoasly adopted and
he Speaker returned bis sckno sledge In q
nv feeling remarks
Twill be noticed that ssvesni liberal msa.
survs have been pissed, Tor our region Of The
s,sts. I'VE have failed only in Two instances 70
rel appfppriaiisns fot our Rsads, spd these will
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n. eisiz.b. q M olls.n.. a..
'endefsd St1ssor souIs public din
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
TO the Voters Of the Tenth
Congressional District,

Composed Of tie Counties Of FEEDER
ick, Jefferson, Berkeley. Morgan,
Hampshire, Clarke, Page and Var.
rem.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
physicians in different parts OF the Union.
Ths is TO certify that we, the undersigned Physicians
OF the city of Albany have in numerous cases presced
Or I"whsend's Sarsnpala, and believe it 10 be one a
the most valuable preparations of the sarsapara in The
market. " ~
fl p Pulling, M. D., Wilson, D., n. b. BrigesMD
I. ~ CimehuofI, M Albany. April !, 1916
The following is from Of the most res pectahe pby
siIIinS on Long Island Greenport, July TO- lf4e.
Or Townseni-Dear Sir: II is Satisfaction that
say to you, that have recently Witnessed in several
Cases, the most beneficial results from yuur ExtIact Of
Strsapara Being engaged il the practice medicine
nave prescribed it IN several cases, never without
benefit In he removal OF diseases arising rom de-
ranged state OF the digestive organs anndioe dc il far
exceeds anything OF The kind ever befre offered 10 The
public You will please send ne two dozen, &C.
Respectfully yours, 5. PRESTUN.sM ID.
Principal office, l26 Fulton ST., Sun Building,
New York--Reiding q Co. No. Stale ST. Bostan-.J
GREEN CO and NJ. b. GREEN, Worcester-a and BY
PRINCIPAL druggists generally throughout the u States
West Indies, and the Canadas.
None genuine unless put up the large square BIO lies
which confirm quart aud signed with the written sigma
tuie OF 5. +. TOWNSEND, and his name blown ON the
giass' lyb Fen 3.
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ez1g EEssEa Ezsars - 4 IL.
Winter Advancement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from The Western Rail ad, at AM
and 4 Pm.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road at III M
With Worcester Passengers. at and II nnd 4PM
N b. The A NJ. train will take NP no pas eneers Eas
of birmingham.
With Passengers. from NeYork by Ste Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping ohy at Framing
lam.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail.
rosd every afernoon except Sunday stopping only at
FrGminghda.
FROM BOSTON.
ror Albany and Western Railroad Hartford, New Ha
ven and New York, at u AMI 81 A.. and 4P.M
For Norwich and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
" A. NJ. and "a P. NJ.
For Horceste,, and Way station II and 81 AM. 1t
and P. N.
NIB. The a M. Train will stop at any Stsll,r
East Of Framinghfm
For Milbury, at Z! =. NJ. and Il P. M,
For New York, via Norwich and by Stesmer, at o'clk
p.
For New York, by Long Isl md Railroad, Mt u AM
For New York, Hartford and New Haven, at II
FROM MlLLBURY.
For Bottom ard Way Sta ons daily except Sunday, al
81 A. Nj. and 81 =. M
SAXONVllLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxcdville at II a, d 10 AM. and 8 PM
Leave Bos' at 81 AM. l2A and 81 Pm.
Freight Train will lie I'VE Boston at 24 NJ for Saxon
vile, taking passengers Brighton Newton. Needham
and Natich only
Sunday Mail from Wo cester at IA M.-from Boston at
I'm.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owrer
Fares less when i'd at the Ticket Offices, than In
the O. RS. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
De:7, 1885, If
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RHEUMATISM,

More than one thousand cases of Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by the Of DIR Townsends Sarsapa
rilla.
New York, Dec ID, 1886
To DR. Townsend-Sir: think ii duty to re urn
you my own sincere thanks Tor the benefits have e3pe
rienced by the use of your Extract OF Sar ara
afflicted tor many months with Rheumatic pains, and
also inflammation of the Liver, the sufferngs which
endured from these diseases rendered my life burden 10
me. tried every remedy hat prescribed for me-
from three of the best ph. scians in The city, hut with
out receiving any permanent benefit. / considered NV
sell ncurabe. but by The advice OF friend was induced
10 try your Compound had hut FAINT hopes ofsucctss
hut am happy to say, had taken more than half
bottle before experienced relief; this induced me TO
persevere in its USE and two bottles have effected an
entire cure. Ii is now some month since used our
remedy, and am grateful and happy say never en-
fOyed better health
shall take great pleasure in recommending il the
afflicted, for by It's use firmly beieve my life was saved
With the greatest respect allow To subscribe my
sell youI grateful friend, WIN. b. MORGAN.
I3 ST of n
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GREAT Female MEDICINE.

DIR Townsend's Sarsapara is sovereign and speedy
for incpient consumption, barrenness eucorrh@a,
whites Obstrncted difficult mensiI uaiion neon
the general ration OF the sysemno aier wheih-
the result onheren causes produced by Irregular
ity Illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigoraing
effects upon the human frame. Persons all weakness
and ass ude befre akng H. become robust and
full OF energy under it's Influence II Immediately
the nerveessness OF the female frame, which
the great cause Of barrenness.
Ii will not be expected of us. in oi delicate
nature 10 exhibit certificates Of cures performed we
the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
reported 20 Several cases, where families have been
without children alter using few bottles Of this invalu-
able medicine have been blessed with healthy Offspring
DR. Townsend My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility and suffering continually
by pain and sensation Of bearing down, falling OF the
womb, and with other difficulties, and having known
where your med cne has effected great cnres and
also hearing II recommended for such have de-
scribed, obtained bottle Of Extract OF sarsaparia,
and followed the directions you gave me- In short pe-
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rint il removed her complaints res InI,d her 4,
health. Being grateful for the benefits she received
take pleasure in thus acknowledging it, ard recommend
ing il to the public. NJ. D. MOORE
corner OF Grand and I.y dius.s,s
Albany, Aug II, 1914.
DR. Townsend-To all whom this max concern Tbi.
is certify MY wife used one bottle OF yoLr
parla previous her confinement under The posl alarm
ing and delicate circumstances, being troubled with the
dropsy, swelling ofthe feet affections aud verI
much dehilltaed With my persuaslGn and ne recon-,
mtndaton of those who had used it, ,he was induced t
Try it, with little or no faith and suffice il to saw The
med cine had the happy desired effect not only in
the hours of conlnemen hut after the expiration If
week OF its use the dropsy and affection gave
way TO an astonishing degree and her health is now bet
ter Than il has been Tor long time previous
II this will he Of service 10 YOU or any one v,h
doubts the success of the medicine you are entirely
come TO H. subscribe myself your most obedien and
obliged servant, s = JAMESoN
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Dr.. TOWnsend's Sarsaparilla,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORT u

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD
THIS EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES; il
is str times cheaper, peasanler, and warranted
per"r 10 any sold. IL diseases wih"uI uCnithe
Pu ging, slckenfng, facilitating the patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsapara
over all other remedies is, while il eradcales
inyigoraes the body
HhaS performed more than IL, 900 cures this year
1000 CURES OF RHEUMATISM,
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA,
$500 CURES OF GENERAL DEBILITY, and w ami
OF Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS and over.
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
VI the Blood, viz: Ulcers Scroula Erysipelas Salt
Rheum, Pimples The face, &c seiher with nu
merous cases of Consumption, Liver t;on pIanis Spinal
Affections, &c. This, aware must appear hcrtd-
lbe, but we have letters from phi! slcas and agents
from all parts of the United States info ming ex-
traordinary y. Van Buskilk, Esq, one Of The
most respt ctabe Druggists in Newark New Jersey in.
forms US that he can refer to than hundred and
fifty in that place alone. There thousands of
cases in the City of New York, which we will refer 10
with pleasure, and TO men of character well known
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New Iron Store.

, ICHARDSON, LORING & co. have IN
y hand and for sale-cheap for cdsh--EnRlsh Reonet
nanks od Sable, Norway, sweedes, and Iland \ n ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds shane, In
sler HoOPs-BEST CAST STEEL. Sander,on,,
nayfons', ami Jessop's--German Coach spring steel
Also, Russia and English Sheet Iron Grow Bars-vces
Axlss and lIoxes-lIo!se Nas-shee Lead and ENC ~
H., l.. co. are Manufacturers Of Tin. Conner
ana sheet iron WARE upon the most reasonable term,
ana AZ short notice rParIicuar attention nnd Ia Nc
tory Work-In toonng Tin and Copper Fave Tronsbs
STOVES Of all descriptions constantly for sale ~ H.
serX iowest prices al the OLD STAND Of H. A. RICHARD
Sun, 1e~ doors north ofthe Eagle Hotel,
"p'" 90 No. 73 Main ST., Worcester
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY.

September rs, I646.
DR. Townsend-Dear Cir: Ny wife has heen Tor sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies TO obtain relief but all TO
purpose. She was finally induced by seeing your adver
tsement 10 give your Sars aparila trial. We rrocur-
ed some OF il from your agent Mr. Van Buskirk) and il
gives me pleasure to state that after ing she expe
rienced great relief and in very short time perfect
~ cured. Also together with a man in nv en-
ploy badly troubled with Piles, and by using - small
quantity ofyonr Sarsapara, complaint was com
Pieeiy cured consider il of The best medicines
ana would anvise al who are afflicted give IL trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT, lea Marke,-st. Newark
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

TrHE subscriber bcgs leave TO call this attenon Of the
public to specimens OF Daguerreoiype Miniature Por.
traits executed by him. He has recently made some
highly successful experiments by which, with aid Of
a superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepara.
tionr time required In sitting is materially shortened
while the picture retains the same character with those
which have received the commentator OF the patrons OF
this est blishment BY the rnpidfy with which he is
enabled TO operate the difficulty that many experience
Especially chdren In preserving such fixed position OF
body aud features as will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, is TO great extent obyiaed.
Ladies' and gentlemen impeed either by curiosity
desire 10 obtan perfect sembjance OF themselves
respectfully invited call and view collection OF spec
linens Of the art, at
Rooms 90 WGshington 81, Boston.
A. LITCH, e.
Boston, Sept 80, 1876. dwif Late Liich whippe.)