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RHEUM ATTSM.

More than one thousand cases of Chronic Rheumatism
nave been cured by the Of DR. Townst Sarsapa
rlla.
New York, Dec IA, 1916.
To DR. Townsend-Sr: think it my duty to return
you my sincere thanks for the benefits have expe
renced by the use Of your Extract OF Sarsap ara
al1cted tor many months with Rheumatic palms, and
also Inflammation Of the Liver, the sulerngs which
endured from these diseases rendered my life burden
me. tried every remedy that prescribed for me-
from three of the best physicians in the city, hut With
out receiving any permanent benefit. considered my
sell ncurable but by the advice OF friend induced
to try your Compound. had but FAINT hopes ofsuccess
bottle before experienced relief; this induced TO
persevere in its use, and bottles have effected
entire cure, 1t is some months since used our
remedy, and am grateful and happy to say never
fOyed better health
shall take great pleasure in recommending it 10 the
afflicted, for by its firmly beeve my life saved.
With the greatest respect allow me to subscribe my
selfyouI grateful irend VIM b MORGAN
49 Canal ST., corner of Broadway.
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rind it removed her complaints and restored her to
health. Being grateful for the benefits aeceiyed
take pleasure in thus scknOwled gng it, and rrcomm nd
ing il to the public. Nj. ID. MOORE,
corner OF Grand and Ly dius-sts
Albany, Aug H. 1874.
DIR TOwnsend-To all whom this concern: This
is certify my wife used bottle OF your Sara-
parila previous her confinement under he most alarm
ing md delicate circumstances being troubled with the
dropsy swelling of the feet Affections and very
much debtated. With my persuasion, and Iae recon.
mendation of those who had used H. he was induced 10
try it, with little faith; and suffice to saw the
med cine had the happy and desired effect. not only in
the hours OF confinement, but after the expiration Of one
week of its the dropsy and affection gave
way 20 an shing degree, and her health bet
ter Than il has been for long time previous.
If this will be of service GU, or any one who
doubts the success of the incidence entirely wei
come TO it, subscribe myself your obeGieni aud
obliged servant, : S. JAMESON,
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DR.. TOwnsend's Sarsaparilla,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD

THIS EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES; it
L is sir times cheaper, peasanier and warranted su
perior TO any sold Ii cures diseases without Uomine
pur gfng, sickening, or facilitating the patient
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsapara
over all other remedies is while it eradcaes Diseases
inyigorates the body
1t has performed more than 10 900 cures This geGr
1000 CURES OF RHEUMATISM.
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA,
25cO CURES OF GENERAL DEBILITY, and want
of Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS and over.
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
OF the Blood, Ulcers, Scrofua, Erysipclas, Salt
Rheum, Pimples the face, tog ether with nu
merous of Consumption Liver Com plants, Spinal
Affections, &C. This. appear incrtd-
be but have letters from ply sicians and agents
from all parts of the United States, info ming us of ex-
traordinary +. Van Buskrk, Esq, one OF the
most respectable Druggists in Newark, New Jersey in
terms us that he refer than hundred and
fifty cases in that place alone. There thousands of
cases in the City of New York, which will refer 10
with pleasure, and TO men of character well known.
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY

September I6, 1876.
DIR Townsend-Dear Sir Ny wife has been Tor sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism she has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief but all TO
purpose She was finally nduced by seeing your adver-
tlsement 10 give your SarsHparilla trial We procur-
ed some OF II from your agent Mr. Van Buskirk and it
gives me pleasure to state that after uing she expe-
rienced great relief and in very short time perfect
~ cured was also, together with a man in my en-
ploy, badly troubled with Piles, and by using small
quantity OF your Sarsaparilla complaint was com
pleely cured. consider it fhe best OF medicines
ana would advise all who are Inflicted to give il trial
GARRIT GARRABRANT, 123 Market-st New ark.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

NEW 7 Ork July u, I646.
DIR Townsend-Dtar Sir For the last three years
have been sorely afflicted with rheumatic pains
have been at times in the greatest ony possible, and
unable to follow my employment. hive had severe
attacks Of the lumhago read some accounts in the
papers of the virtues OF your Sarsapar& and thought
would try it, and see il | could obtain relief ! he um
bago has left me, and experience Of my rheu-
matte pahs My general health has been improving
since commenced with it, for which am very thank
full and hope you will the success that your remedy
for those severe complaints merits.
Yours. &C, RICHARD JONES, Doyer-st.
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

To Eruptions and Disfgurements of the SKIN PIN
pies, Freckies, Sunburn sat RAeum, Scuruy,
Sore Heads, &c &c.
IT is astounding how quickly by The use of one cake nj
Jones Italian Chemical soap, sallow. yellow or dark
skin becomes beautifully clear and White.
Persons in purchasing this must always ask for ONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP and, perhaps, as many
who have been cheated with unlerfeiis will be too
much discouraged try the genuine say to such Try
this onceyon will not regret it bat always see that the
name of t. JON Els is on the wrapper.
From the NeW Orleans Cenftnef October 1874
One OF our subscribers, Mr. Leonard, informs US that
he has been cured of old scay Salt Rheum ls yeag
standing, on his beard fingers and hands, by cake OF
an article much advertised latey-we speak of Jonesi
Italian Chemical Soap He also Informs us that he has
tried its effects upon his female slave, Rose u yellow
girl much marked with sunspots, and he onnd in two
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier
From the Nel0 York Sun.
We make il rule never to notice an advertised ar
cle but from what have heard from several person,
respecting the powers of Jones' Italian Chemical SOAP
we do not hesitate TO pronounce all il is represented
and can therefore, cOnscenuousy recommend it 10 our
readers who are afflicted with eruptions marks disdg
urements.
JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
II is perfectly Innocent being purified Of all deeteri
GUS qualities; and it imparts to the skin natural
healthy alabaster, clear living whites the same lime
acting MS cosmetic on the skin, making it soft aud
smooth.
JON Esq CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
Among the educated, there few who will doubt bul
that by forcing the roots and scalp of the head to
healthy action, we can cause growthaye, dark, luxuri
ant growth The roots being healthy a sediment called
dandruf scnr is discharged from the scalp; The hair
becomes soft and silky Thus the roOts strongly
fastened ~ their native soil proudly and splendidy dis
play their beauty AS specimen of diseased naurd raised
from death by the powerful aid of science.
From the NeW York Tribune.
We see that Judge Edwards Of Philadelphia, man
10 years Of the top Of whose head bald
the palm Of ones hand two months since, han
fine dark hair growing ,ast from the use oil Jones
Coral ii air Restorative"
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Daguerreotypes for One Dollar,

DETER LlkENEssE5 than be obtained al any
~ other place IN Worcester may be had at the low pce
Of ONE DOLLAR and neatly put up in a handsome Mo-
rocco Case, at NO. o, UNDER BRiNLEY HALL Tbe
late improvements which have made in this art viii
enable me 70 take the finest and best pictures which h
beautiful art can produce.
Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish superior Likenesses
will find IL for their interest call r Don't forget he
place, No. 8, under Brintey Hall.
Daguerreutype Artists wishing TO lenrn my new method
will find the terms decidedly reasonable.
Worcester, March
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

Read the following, ard doubt if you can, that Con-
sumption cannot he cured This is only of the sew
era hundred cases that Townsend's sarsaparla has
cured:
Brooklyn, Sept a. 1876.
Or Townsend-Dear Sir 3; | was taken little over a
year ago with severe cough and pain in my side Ii in
creased on me very fast indeed. | pronounced by
physicians to have the quick consumption. large
quantities OF had matter, had night sweals and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing me.
Went to the Hospital in hope OF being benefited but
pronounced there incurabe. | greatly dis
resed at the lungs and could hardly bTeahe soon he
came emaclated and expected to die was confined to
my bed, and was obliged TO have watchers indeed
cannot give You any description that would justice
my case was supposed by my friends to be past re-
c0Vey had tried great number Of remedies, and all
seemed TO be to no purpose read of extra
ordinary cures performed by your medicine, and 10 tell
you the truth. suspected there some humbug in
them. But was induced TO try il; done So, and am
very thankful did. cannot say that am entirely
well but recovered to be about my business
ana nope to be entirely well in few weeks. My cough
and pain in the sde and night sweats have left me- an
raise but very lttle and am fast gaining my usual
strength felt il duty TO give you statement OF my
case 10 publish If you please.
PETER BLOWN, AZ LittIest BROOKLYN
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New Iron Store,

NO; 73 MAIyN STREET, WORCESTER
iCHAkDSON, LORlNG & co. have On
hand and for sale-cheap for cash-Envlish Refined
banks, old sable, Norway Fweedes and Band n ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and sweeds shapes--iu
ster hooPs-BEST CAST STEEL, Saaderson's
HayforS', ami Jessop's-German Coach Spring steel
also, Russia and English Sheet Iron Grow Bars-vces
axes ana boxes-ose Nails-Sheet Lend and ZINC, &c.
r., l.. 4 co. are Manufacturers of Tin. Copper
and sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable lernA
ana az snort notice IL Particular attention paid TO Fac
lofy Work-Iln Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs.
STOV les OF all descriptions constantly !or sale tho
very lowest prices, AT the OLD STAND of H. A, RICHARD
SON, aIew doors north ofthe Eagle Hofel
April 30 Il No. rs Main st., Worcester.
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MAGIC ERASTVE SOAp

For rem wing Grense Spots, Stains, or Marks from
Clothes lolens, Carpets &c q c.. and rendering thu
spots where IL applied clear, bright new and spotess
soil NTH fuH Direeiions-Prce % cents.
1TA the above articles are for sale at the
Cedp b, Sstore, by j. CIRCUIT, in.
Oct IL. wing
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT,

Foster St. d1rectly South Jim. Temp. House,
WORC ESTER.
g THOMPSON would inform his friends and
D. customers that he has united with his Establishment
the PERlonIcAL DEPARTMENT of S. H. LEONARD-al
those who have subscribed to Leonard will be supplied
the above place. reasonable has been before
offered.
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he now prepared
to supply every variety Of reading published by The
first publishing houses in New York, Philadelphia and
Boston as soon they out.
All those subscribing TO him will be supplied promptly af
soon as the works If Worcester March Il
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JON ESP CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE r..
MOORISH HAZE DIVE.

For permanently dyeing Light, Red, or Gray Hair
Dark Brown or Black Color without dyeing or iniurin
the skin. Sold with full Directions.
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LADIES OF WORCESTER.

II II. DAYTON presents his respects to the
&. residents Of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
cir attention 10 his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut
most care aud taste expressly Tor their accommodation
OYSTERS served in any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA PIES CAKE, &c served IN separate apartments.
H. II D. intends conducting his Establishment In a style
suitable TO the wants Of the pot lie aud asks that they may
iai or him with their patronage
II Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake Parties,
Ba,ls. &c, with ICE CREAM.
II. H. DAYTON, WALDO Block
49, First Store north C The Penple's
Worcester, Dec 81. rdwtc
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS


As well thousands of others in all parts of the Unit
ed States are continually sending certificates and inform
ing US OF benefits derived from DR. Townsend's Sarsapa
rille.
DIR Townsend-Sr: Some time since YOU requested
my opnlon OF the virtues Of your Compound syrup of
sarsaparllla, am now prepared give it, have used
IL In my practice and prescribed it the last few
months and must give il decided preference over any
hng OF the kind with which am acquainted both ms to
Its medical virtues and the reasonable price which YOU
sell It, In scrofuons affections, cutaneous eruptons
generally dyspepsia Indigestion cOsve habi and liver
complaints, am much pleased with its effects In these
complaints, or any other where scrnfula is Indicated
can with confidence ummend il the patronage Of
the profess on valuable auxiliary for removing dis
ease in some of its troublesome foims and to all
as a safe and valuable medicine
BENIN. WEEKS, MD.
Brooklyn, Nov %, 1916.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir Having for some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection MY lungs
ana continual pain in my side, owing evening
posne in travelling after preaching and finding my dis
ease TO increase, with much difficulty of breathing and
other alarming symptoms, advised by clergyman
arlend OF mine, to try your celebrated Sarsapara.
ala so, and alter taking two three bottles found
sell relieved. My appetite has been restored find
myself much stronger, and hope very resume my
usual duties. have been greatly benefited bv your
excellent medicine feel il my duty make known the
facts Tor the benefit of others who be aboring
the same difficulties thai have been for time past
Respectfully, yours, SAMUEL WHITE,
Nov %, 1896 Pastor of Baptist Church staten Island
Principal Office l26 Fulton ST. Sun Buildings n Y.
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LONE SPANISH LILY WHITE.

II perfectly Innocent, being purified or All deeteri
Gus qnalIties and il imparts to the skin natural
healthy, aabaster clear, living white; NJ the time
acting cosmetic the skin, making it soft and
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Amelia Academy.

A FEW vacancies To be filed In this instiin''
n Terms sl00. Board and Tuition, from fcba
first 10 July frst payable in advance. Course Of 'go
full and thorou gh, embracing Ancient and Modern
euaees, Mathematics, History, Geography and b.
Lettres Mr.. J. l.. Rochas will continue 10 teath
Modern Languages. Discipline Of the Institution,
rental and Christian. A Glass and Dement, Rol =
fully kept, and Quarterly Report made accotdnf!
parents and guardians. Regular and early hoGf'
auirrd OF all pupils. Refer TO Mrs NJ. Organ
G Barksdale, Edmund Rufin, sr., q. W. Boi'na
also 10 tbr subscriber, Lodore Post Office. Amelia.
Ian Ig-c3t WIN. II. HARkisoN
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McHRISTIE1sN

The medical effects Of Galvanism are daily a'u',
increased attention; and the most positive feO,l
monslrate It's value In large number OF foni'is, 4
They are mostly Of character beyond the reaea /,
binary medical art, and II Is therefore iial ~,
DoIoreux, Nervous Headache, Paralysis, Apoplen :.
PalpItations, Deficiency Of Nervous and Pnyseys
KY, may be traced 10 disordered state OF inc 49,
system, and ars therefore under that el7sa Q,
in which Galyanism has been found p1culisly s.
cial. The most approved MODE Oh app,,nd "
means Of the Galvanic Rings Belts, Bracelets -,
netIc Fluid Of Dr. Christie, which are at once
safe, certain and efficient method at present
These articles used with The most perse.. s,, ~
ence, and the great and beneficial influence "''
must be witnessed to be believed. .os
For further particulars, see Advertisement. ~ ~ K =
part Of this paper. Explanatory pamphles w. Nss
gratis, by application to the agentsfo for ms s..
bUvAL & PURCELL, Druggists, i47 Ma' ,,n' -
mnnd Va. -
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a RUNAWAY JAIL

WAS committed on the 10th day Of December,
w to. the jail Of Rockingham county, vlrg,hi
runaway Negro Man, who calls himself ANbER-
and says he IL the property of Mr. Winslow, q =
county, Virginia. Said Negro Is about ,wentyh'
thirty years # age, 1--WE feet ten inches high, rot
black; had on when commitied Coat and Pit-
nrab Home made Cloth, very much worn, an olo !"
Hat, and pair OF old Shoes The owner OF " = 3,
prepared 10 prove property, pay charges, and tax.
away, or he will be dealt with a. the law direct
o. C. STERLING,
Ian. l9-cw6w Tailor Of Rockingham county. v
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HUSTlNGS COURT, SATURDAY, Jan. Il
Edgar Balziza, charged with The murder
WIN. Sharp, on the 25.h December, was acqp
ted On The ground that he committed the dr.t
sei-deience. Counsel for the prisoner-Jaa
Lyons, Robt G. Scout and ]. X. Watkins T..
MIR C5ump appeared Tor the Commonuealh
RspnllfaH
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore Srn.l
New YORK, Jan. II, 9 P. NJ.
ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP ROCHESTER,

ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP ROCHESTER
Three days later from Europe.
The packet ship Rochester sailed from Live,
pool on The 7lh ul, and arrived at this port q
day. She brings one day later news than h;
brought by the packet ship Atlas, which arri,s
on Saturday,
The political news she brings is not Of Z
slightest importance.
Scarcity OF food was becoming general in d
parts Of France, and food riots were quite cen
mon.
The overland mail brings nothing oil inieres'
AtLiverpool on The 7lh, there was an mpICT,
ment in wheat, and an advance OF from Two !
three pence since Tuesday.
Flour advanced six pence, and American We:
selling al from thirty-iour 10 lhirty-ive shilling
Corn would bring siYly-lhree shillinss bul Their
was none In market.
Twelve thousand bales Of Cotton sold on b,
7lh a, lih 10 tth higher than Saturdays pnce,
Upands 45d. TO 6sd.; Orleans 4id. 10 III.
Correspondence OF The Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, . p. NJ.
The weather has again become more seasot;
Bile, and The prospects Of our ice merchants 4.
again improving.
has been on trial in New York Tor several dsi
Tor the murder of his wife, was yesterday lou:
guilty and sentenced TO be hung on the Ia +
March.
A letter has been received from Nueviia', c.
ba, giving an account OF dreadful shipwrecssi
the close Of last month. The ship Cfec,s
bound 10 New Orleans with l5s passengers, r:s
wrecked The captain, with forly-nine pass
gers, persisted Three other vessels, names i;
known, were wrecked in The same gale. Ais
board OF one Of them are supposed 10 have r
rished.
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ANOTHER U. s. VESSEL LOST. "A l.ia
from Honolulu, Sandwich. Islands, (says the }
Sun, brings news from the Pacific announcrl
the wreck Of The U. S. schooner Shark, Oh The TO-
OF September, at The mouth of the Counts
river-the same place where the sloop OF vi
Peacock was cast away. The Shark was 4
old vessel Of 10 guns, under command oil Leu
Cummandsnt Howison. II is suggested lha
The loss OF this vessel the report that the riga'
Congress had suffered shipwreck, had rs ofisI
The news was carried 10 The Sandwich l'lanc'
by The ship Mariposa, which was coming oui I
the Columbia river al the time, and hearing gn1
as signal OF distress, lay of and on until mora
ing, when she went 10 the station OF the Hu1
sons Bay Company, and there learned The mani
OF The vessel lost also that The crew had ls1
safely landed in boals early IN The morning.
9 o'clock ofthe llth, only the bowspriI and que
ter 0. the Shark were 10 be seen among the bIea'
ers The loss OF The men-oi-war on The re,
that obs!ruci The entrance, does not vindicae I.
assertion that il afforded better and safer b.
Dor than New York.
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CANARY BIRDS.-Just received Y !" i
" many so beautiful Canafies, al NY
,rs, and Tor sale al ,,u,NBgA
Jan. Is ALIENS hLhn'
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hone should have continued 10 Vote LOT Hlui tns"-
iy-seven times, as he once did Tor John \. Ma
son and when he went home ne was arraigned
for i and was charged with voting Tor man
u,bo had claimed that man owning negro
sbonld have as many votes as three While men.
Pm, he boldly avowed the act ard went through
He was somewhat against caucus; but did NOT
tnow lha, a lule machinery was mol necessary
vel il sometimes machned man out as well as
in. He begged for a little assistance 10 Mr. NC
Dowell; he would like for his iavoTi'e u oe
rising little.
MI. FLOYD explained that The connection he
,llndsd 10 between himself and Mr.. Mcdowell,
was personal not political. He confessed his pre-
dilecion for Western man, but he could no! al
Ter his determination now. Lie wou.o go Tor NC
Dowell 10 fiji the vacancy occasioned bv the death
of Judge Pennybacker, and Tins place him in The
Senate sooner than il now elected
MIR. STEPHENSON intimaled that he wonld
vote for Mr.. Mcdowell in preference 10 Mr.. Al
cher. when the time came for the election OF a
Western man. He ayowed his warm attachment
10 The West and his willingness 10 sink consitc.
rations Of party, when Western interests were
issue. But The understanding seeming 10 be thai
this election was 10 be for an Eastern man, he
wonld waive his preference.
Mr.. MCPHERSON said it was demonstrated
that there was NO Hupe VI TIC eleCtIcH VI iui. UiS
Dowell; and he hoped his friends would withdraw
him; Smith had LOST but nine votes distracted from
him by Mr. Mcdowell.
Mr.. TUNSTALL confessed himself panied &c
hear the strong expression OF Western feeling BY
the gentleman from Wood, (Mr. Stephenson in
relation TO The election of Senator, The more es-
pecially as that gentleman had few days since,
pending the discussion Of road bill here, depre.
Gated all sectional feeling, and avowed liberia
and comprehensive sentiment touching the vel,
fare Of Virginia. which was cordially responded
to from distinguished source BEHIND MN. Mr'
T. was for a Senator 10 represent The Common
wealth Of Virginia, and it malered not from what
Quarter of the State he came. He had never vo.
led with reference 10 sectional Interests: There
were considerations in that election, said Mr.. T :,
should prompt some gentlemen TO give very
different vote from that they had given. Mr. T.
then entered into definition of these eonsidera-
tions. They related to The cause ofin'ernal i'm