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cd it removed her complaints

health. Being grateful for the beng
take pleasure in thus acknowledging il, and rtcOz
ing il to the public. NJ. D. MOORE, -
corner Of Grand and Lydius-st
Albany, Aug IL 1874.
DIR TOwnsend-To all whom this concern: This
to certify that my wife used bottle Of your Sarsa
para previous TO her confinement under he alarm
ing and delicate circumstances being troubled with the
dropsy swelling ofthe feet, Affections very
much debilitated. With my persuasion, and the recon-
mendation of those who had used it, he induced TO
try II, with little faith and suffice it say the
medicine had the happy and desired effect. only in
the hours OF confinement hut after the expiration one
week OF its use, the dropsy and nervous affection gave
way TO an astonishing degree and her health is bet
ter than IL has been for a long time previous.
III this will be Of any service to you, any who
doubts the of the medicine you entirely well
come to il. subscribe myself your obedien and
obliged servant, s S. JAMESON
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MAGIC ERAsIVE SOAP.

For rem wing Grease Spots, Stains, or Marks from
Clothes W,oiens, Carpets, &c. c., and rendering the
spots where tis applied clear, bright new and spotess
4 4 Soil wtA mn Drsctions--Price Is cents.
3 IVA N the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap BIZ Kstore, by - ,aq j. CIRCUIT JR.
OctIJ. % wsn2
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New Iron Store,

NO IS MIN STREET., TVOR CESTER.
4 sDICHARDSoN, LoRING & co. have on
h hand and for sale-cheap for cdsh-EDgsh, Refined
= Bsnks, Old Sable Norway sweedes, and Band X on
Best Norway RODS Old Sable and Sweeds shapes-Ul
4 ster, HooPS-BEST CAST STEEL, 6andeTsons
HayIors anil Jessop's--German q Coach Spring STEEL
Also, Russia ard English Sheet Iron-Crow Bas-Vices
Axles and BOxes-IIosse Nas-Sheet Lead and Zinc cc.
r., l.. 4 co. are Manufacturers Of Tin, Copper
and sheet Iron WARE upon the reasonable terms
and at short notice. g Particular attention paid TO Fac
tory Work-Tin Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs.
STOVES of all descriptions constantly for sale the
very lowest prices, at the OLD STAND Of A. RICHARD
AprIl 20 If No. rs Main st., Worcester.
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DVe-HOuse Removed,

TFlHE subscriber has Removed his Dyelne
A Works TO his New shop on CENTRAL STREET,
and eny from Main Strect where all goods must
be left Having fstrate shop, with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the public that his
work shall be done WE'LL and at notice. than
any other shop Of the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, usual for
ONE DOLLAR GentIemcns COATS and PANTS Coored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants and pressed, IT days
tics, fdesred CARPETS, SHAwLs OF all kinds and Mil
ITARY URIFoRms ceansed and pressed and warranted 70
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed In all
cases, or charge will be made eA fl
H n OqsIy Office IN Worcester is on Cent O
Street. HENRY b. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug. %. .aM 80 - ..a.-. NrE 35tt
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
MOORISH UAIR DYE.

For permanently dyeing Light, Red, or Gray Hair
Dark Brown or Black Color, without dyeing injnring
the skin, Sold with full Directions. "A
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MISS WTNCHESTER,

HAS retuined from New York, with new
NJ FASHIONS and great variety Of RICH AND
DESIRABLE GOODS adapted 10 the season. Ladies are
respectfully invited 10 call.
q MILLINERY q DRESS MAKING As USUAL.
Worcester, Sept. 30, 1896 Il No. At, Main ct.
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CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS

As well as thousands of others in all The Unit
ed States, are continually sending certificates and inform
rilla.
DR. Townsend-Sr Some time since you requested
my opinion Of the virtues of your COMPOUND syrup of
Sarsaparlla am now prepared 10 give it. have used
Il IN my practice and prescribed il for the last few
months, and must give IL decided preference
thing Of the kind with which acquainted, both
its medical virtues and the reasonable price which YOU
sell it. In scrofulou affections, eruptions
generally dyspepsia Indigestion costive hahi and liver
complaints am much pleased with its effects. In these
complaints. or any other where scronia is indicated
can with confidence recommend il the patronage Of
the profess on valuable auxiliary removing dis
in Of its troub esone fol- ms and to ALL
as safe and valuable medicine.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.

Leave Worcester at 10 A. M. and Al P.M
Leave Norwich at A. NJ. and Al T. Nj.
NJ The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
aud from Worcester with the Trains OF the Bos-
ton and Worcester, and Western Railroads each way.
The Evening Accommodation Trau from Worcester
meets with the II p M..Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN uia Long Island Rail Road.
Leave Ayns Pointfor Boston, about daily, except
Sunday. aa
Leaves Worcester for Network about as A.Mstoppng
at Daniesonvle, and Norwich.
NEW YORK TRAIN, piG Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwichtor Boston every morning Except Mon
day) upon the arrival of the Boat from New York, stop
ping at Norwich and DaneisonylIe
Leaves Worcester New York upon the arrival of the
Train from Boston about q daily except Sunday.
stopping Danelsonville and Norwich M
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each Way, ercept Sunday.
Special contracts will be made cargoes large guam
titles of Freight application the Superintendent
Fares are less when paid for Tickets than when paid
in the cars. j. w. STO DWELL. Supt.
Norwich, Feb Is l647. II
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BROOKLYN, Nov %. ls46. 'I'7'A' M y

DIR Townsend-Dear Sir Having for some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on ny lungs
and continual pain in my SIDE owing to evening exl
posnre in travelling after preaching and finding my dis
ease to increase, with much difficulty of breathing aud
other alarming symptoms, advised by clergyman
arend OF mine to try your celebrated SarsaparilIa
did so, and alter taking three bottles found my
self relieved Ny appetite has been restored. find
my self much stronger and hope very soon to resume my
usual duties have been greatly benefited by your
excellent medicine, feel IL my duty known the
facts Tor the benefit of others who may aborng under
the same difficulties that have been for some time past
Respectfully, yours, SAMUEL WHITE,
Noy22 1876, Pastor Of Bapts Church, staten Island.
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BOSTON q WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
a1 szzss i~7
Winter Advancement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail ad' at AM
gnd 81 pm. :. u
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road. al IL Am.
With Worcester Passengers and II md ST PM
N b. The NJ train will take UP no pas eneers Las
OfFraminghsm. -
With Passengers from Ne,cYork by Ste amer to Norwich
early day except Monday stopping o"fy az f'a'
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail-
road every afternoons except Sunday stopping only at
Fr0minghaza. ,.r,.D,
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ha
ven and New York, at II ami 81 A. N. and 4P
For Nrwich and Stations On the Norwich Railroad, at
II A. M. and q P. NJ.
Nj The P NJ. Train will not stop at any staiill
East Of Framinghsm
For Bfsllbury, at "a a. M. and II P. M.
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, at ock
For New York by Long Island Railroad, at n Am.
For NesU York, via Hartford and New Haven at u AM
FROM MrlLBURY.
For Boston snd Way Sta ions, daily except Sunday al
81 AL and 81 ?. NJ.
efg9 aSAXONvILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxcuville at u a. 10 Ann and Pm.
Leave Bos on at 81 Am. i24 and 81 PM
Freight Train will leIve Boston at l2s M. for Saxon
vile, taking passengers f Brighton, Newton, Needham
and Natick only.
sunday Mail from wo cester at ia M-from Boston at
l2M.
All Baggage at the risk ofts
Fares are less when id at the Ticket Offices than in
the Crrs VIM. PARKER, Supt.
Dec7. 1886.
NORWICH q WORCESTER RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Change OF Hours, commencing Monday Feb. 10.
aE = 1Ne~ExMWR a Sass a.,..s tt,--..ss - - oN
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Please Look at this-to the Afiictol
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing,

A ND MANUFACTURING OF Frocking, Flan-
IA nell satinet and Stocking Yarn, done In the best
ner by She subscriber at his Old Stand in New Worcester
Wool LETT athe Wool SToRE, No 10 Front street, will
be attended 10 the same AZ n left at the Factory
New Worcester June 10. II MARTIN WILDER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FT1HE subscribers, who are about making arrange
i ment in their business hereby give notice that
complete that ngement they intend dspospg their
entire stock Of HARD WARE, STOVES, &C., with the
exception Of goods of our manuiactnre, AT COST.
To dealers opportunity for them 10 OBJ
tain great bargain, and on liberal terms
Their whole stock Stoves VIII be sold prices
than ever before offered in Worcester.
Aperfec Manufacturers Tools for the Sheet lron
an Mn business in prime order
AT persons indebted are called upon make immediate
payment NEWCOMB, DIXIE g. co.
Worcester Feb Is 7tf
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.

Steam Propeller Freight Line.
r e. n Norwich and New York.
SzslzsssEZ==ssT<TTEE. Winter Arrangement.
rNHE Steam Propelers will leave Norwich for N. York
The Sheucket, Capt. GEER, Mondays o'cl'k p M.
The Quin sbaug, Capt. WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at do
LeGoe New York for Norlclch,
The sheiucket Capt GEER, Thursdays, oclk P. M.
The Quidebaug. Capt WILLIAMS, Saturdays, at do
10 Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller
Propeller Line.
For her information inquire Captains board
Of NORTON, CONVERSE q CO., Nor
,,. WHITAKER, HAMMOND d co, s witch.
NorN ich, Der so. II
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DAIRY BUTTER,

HR PACKAGES prime Dairy Butter just received and
- tor sale by Is. BUTMAN IL co.
Worcester, Feb /. dltw6t5
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ADELINE STANLEY.
Portsmouth, N. III March &. Ie45.

This is to certify that have been afflicted with rheu-
which times were very panfO and have tried various
kinds of medicines but did find any that gave me re-
lief Having heard of the good effects of Sandss Sarss.
parilla purchased of Mr. b. Hutchins, the agent at
Portsmouth, thred bottles, which used with the most
favorable results, as am entirely free PAIN
and have been web for more than three months which
attribute under e blessing Of providence, entirely
the use OF Sandss Sarsapariila.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-07

"ll's in Miss Lncy's room sr-you can
get it there if you'll 60 in. Mr.. Jinkins
why don't you go to bed? Miss Lucy is,
there waiting for you-don't be SO modest
the ladies will laugh at you. Come with
me, and III show you the room, for | want
to put out the lights, lock up the house, and
60 TO bed"
The old woman seized hold of Jinkins,
and pulled him along until she got out oil
The hall, and his gaze was fixed for a mo-
menl upon the entry dcor-but she was de-
termined to put him into Miss Lucy's room
and after violent efforts succeeded. There
he stood, with the mob of The door in his
hand-but the old darkey had been smart
enough 10 lock the door outside. Lucy pre-
tended, for some time, TO be asleep: but that
sort Of CANNON would not answer-at last
she said -
"My dear Billy, what is the matter!"
81 want my hal!n screamed Jinkins, and
Lucy, knowing his modesty, leaped out OF
bed and after caressng him tor some time
Billy went to bed, with his clothes and boots
on-and Irembled ill morning.
How Jinkins subsequently managed "mat.
tiers and things in general" can be known
by application TO his dear Lucy Ann.
Reader strange asst may appear, there are
Jinkins' all over the world; but the freema-
sonry of welded life draws the curtain be-
fore the eyes of the uninitated. Going to
bed on the first night after marriage must be
among the most delicate situations in life
Ask your married neighbor how il was with
hml
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NEW CASH STORE.
ON THE ZONE PRICE, PRINCIPLE

NEW FRAME BUILDINGS ST, ABOVE FIRST.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
TNHE undersigned have entered into partnership,
Il under the name of RROESENd d. MORGAN,
for the purpose ofselling
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
And have Just opened entire stock of fresh and
seasonable Goods, comprising very general assort-
ment; selected with great care, and under the
favorable circumstances, which enables them to offer
great inducements to purchasers. AS we intend to
sell only for CASH, and to have but zone price" for
goods, and senior partner (ho has resided
about % years in Baltimore,) will be always on the
spot to obtain from Importers Manufacturers agents.
auctions, and other sources supplies teplenish
stock, weekly, If necessary, it must strike
every one that we hav it in power supply them
at all times, with FRESH GOODS of the latest STYLES
and at the very cheapest rates, and respectfully
solicit the public TO give call, that they may see
and judge for themselves.
ISAIAH KROESEN, of Baltimore.
oc 5-tf j. II. L. G. MORGAN of Evansville
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A HINT.-The Richmond Star says "Folks
who don't like the way papers are edited
ought to ask leave to put in a specimen of the
right sort. Every man that thinks it easy to
edit paper exactly right, and to universal ac-
ceptance, ought to try it. May be he would
sucCe ed, and if SO, he would be better entitled
to a reward, than the discoverer of perpetual
notion"
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Western editors are "science" itself in the
art Of making apologies. The following is ia
ken from the Boonslick Times:
awe understand Dr. Fort objects to our say
ing he is ONE of the biggest jackasses that was
in the Legislature. The remark, somehow OF
other, found its way into our columns unob-
served by us. Had we observed it, we should
have altered it in such manner as to have
made it read-'THE VERY BIGGEST"
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portion of the stock hoving been driven to Fort
Leavenworth and Santa Fe. In the early part
of the spring too very large number were
bought up and driven by Graziers to Indiana
and Ohio. These causes have rendered profit
able fattening Stock very scarce, and therefore
scarcity is presumed this fall for packing.
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BILL SMITH, the Mormon, has fallen out
with Strang, and has separated from him. He
declares, that by revelation" the new stake Of
the true Church, is to be temporarily located
at Palestine, Lee Co., Ill. The Ottawa Free
Trader, gives the following account of the
"hare up" between those very distinguished
Saints
''In reference to the oil and phosphorus i'm
position OF the prophet StraDg, which was the
main cause of flare up, and which is barely al
luded to in Williams letter, below, we have
obtained the following particulars, affording a
dolectehiA ins-tsation OF how miracles may bc
wrought in these latter days. Ii appears the
prophet Strang needed a new house. and he de-
termined his followers should build it for him.
So he called them together, and told them that
in consideration that they would erect the
house the Lord had authorised him to promise
them an extraordinary endowment. The build
ing was soon completed, and now they apply
for their reward. All the Saints are gathered
together in the Church, the prophet takes them
through variety of ceremonies, such as head
washing, feet washing, &c. and concludes by
amounting the heads of all with a composition
'that had queer smell" They are then di-
rected to adjourn to another room that was to-
tally dark, where they were to receive the en-
dowment, which was to be in the shape of an
extraordinary and visible manifestation of the
spirit rendering them at once impregnable
thenceforth to all the shafts of Satan. Arrived
IN the dark room, sure enough, the heads of all
shone as if lit up by the brightness of the sun,
and great was the rejoicing of the Saints there
at. But the prophet William, who was pre-
SENT although staggered little, mistrusted
that call was not gold that glittered," so he
took some OF the ointment and submitted it to
an examination, and 10 the discovery He
found that 1t was mixture of oil and phospho-
rus! and that hence the whole illuminating
operation was gross cheat! He took the first
opportunity to accuse prophet Strang publicly
and before the whole congregation of the i'm
position, who so far from denying it, cody ac-
knowledged the corn, and then preached SER
mon, justifying the act and maintaining that
all the miracles of Christ, Moses, &C. were
wrought in the same way-that is, by natural
means. Of course, William could no longer
hold fellowship with such man."
Bills pronunciamento against Strang-to-
gether with proclamation to the brethren
with "a Revelation given to William Smith,
August 18th, l847," appears in the Free Ira
der. Bill says the nest of rascals off at the
west, are not Mormons, but Brighamitcs- that
he represents the true Mormon Church himself
--of which we think there is not much doubt
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ALARMING NEWS FROM
MEXICO.
Pucbla Surrounded by Mexicans--Gen.
Scotrs Dispatches cut off.
WAsHINoToN CRY, Oct. 4-8 P.

WAsHINGToN CRY, Oct. 4-8 P. M.
The National htelligencer pub!ishesa letter
from an officer in the army dated Puebla, Sept.
10th; stating that the Americans have been
hemmed in there three weeks by 1000 Mexi-
cans, and that Gen. SCOTS dispatches have all
been cut off,
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= 0c-The following, from the st. Louis Ne,o
Eraswill be interesting to many of our read
ers:
- -PoRK-We have made some inquiries on the
subject of the price which Pork is likely to
command during the coming season, but as yet
we are unable to learn the precise figures at
which the market will be open. 1t is, howev-
er, the general impression Of dealers and others
interested in this branch of business that the
range will be from SO to So so per 100 lbs in
the early part of the season. There has been
a good deal of conversation and surmising, but
we believe no contracts have been entered in
to as yet. The stock of hogs throughout the
country is said to be large, and the number fat
tening greater than last year; we see that sever
al of our Packers are beginning to make prepar-
alton for an early commencement, and it is
more than probable that much larger number
will be packed in this city this season than was
ever done before. The BEEF trade. as usual
will be open first; we hear of several contracts
being made at "a and 80 per 100 lbs for Cat
tleweighing GOO lbs and over, deliverable in De-
cember. Good Cattle it is said will be uncom-
monty scarce this season on account of large
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n NEW ESTABLISHMENT. G<9
S@HAT AND CAP STORE.

ID ALLEN, Halter, "a practical Mechanic
IL. from Neto York,) bees leave TO offer his pro.
iessonal services to the citizens of Evansville and
neighborhood.
He has opened the Store, corner of Main and First
streets with large stock of Hats and Caps of every
quality and style; got up selected by himself with
great care exclusively for the fall trade OF this section
and which he is resolved to sell at such prices as ia
make it the interest of ALL in want of such articles ol
the head, TO deal with him.
Gentlemen DESTROYS to treat themselves or friends
to beautiful Moleskin of the celebrated Bebee &
Costars present fall fashion, Just got by express
from New York, would do well to call early before
the lot is disposed of.
A lot of splendid Beaver Hats, an extra fine arti-
Gle, on hand, and also every variety of Caps.
Gentlemen can have any description of Hat made
to order at this establishment.
Evansville, Sep lS-tf
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ANOTHER REPORT!

Paroles elected Inspector General-Appoint-
ment Decl:ned-PucbIa re-taken.
RICHMOND, Oct. 4-8 P. M.
The La Patria has later dates from Mexico,
stating that Paredes was elected Inspector Gen
eral, but refused to accept the appointment
1t was rumored that Gen. Rea with large Boz
dy of National Guards, and 5000 other troops,
was waiting to attack Gen. LANES train which
left Vera Cruz on the 10Th. 1t was also ru-
mored that Puebla was re-taken, which appears
to tally with the letter to the National Intelli-
gencer.
NINE O'CLOCK, p. M.--We have very little
confidence in the correctness Of this news. The
rumors of La Patria have been found exceed
ingy unreliable hitherto. AS to the letter
from Puebla, it bears date the l0th-and we
have news from Gen. SCOTS Division but
about seventy miles from the threatened point,
as late as the 18th. The fact, if it were such,
would certainly have been known at head
quarters, and relief would no doubt have been
sent. At all events, we should have heard,
among other things from reliable source, Of
so important a movement of the enemy. AS
to the force awaiting Gen. Lanes brigade, il
may exist, as here stated-but we doubt even
that.
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The public of Vanderburgh county are respectful
y informed that the above very celebrated and superb
establishment will be exhibited in the City OF Evans
vile Saturday October 10, 1S47, for day only.
In making the above announcement, the managers
would state that the company is composed of a full
and efficient corps of distinguished performers. The
stud OF horses are allowed to be the largest, most
beautiful and highly trained of any in America.
In addition to the very attractive novelties of this
Equestrian company, the managers have engaged at
an emense expense, the GREAT SCOTCH GIANT
and GIANTESS, Mr. and Mrs. Randall. Mr. Ran
dali will perform his gigantic act on two matched
Hanoverian cream steeds.
Mr.. Randall, the largest giant in the world and of
the finest proportions in symmetry, is feet inches
in height; around the chest 81 inches the
calf of the leg 20 inches the 49, incl s. and can
span, from the tip of his thumb the end of his fin
gers, 49, inches. He weighs 432 pounds He is ac-
companed by Mrs. RANDALL, who is the most
enormous giantess the world ever beheld.
The wardrobe is extensive entirely new, and of
the most magnificent description. A fine Brass Band
will accompany the exhibition. Ample arrangements
will be made for the accommodation of all who NAV at
tend. The various performances will be marked
for their novelty spendor and effect, and the most
suitable and magnificent appurtenances.
The managers would assure the public, as they
themselves convinced by the unparalleled approba-
and United States Circus has been received in every
city and town which they have thus visited they are
enabled to produce entertainment far superior to
any heretofore offered for the patronage of the public
Among those composing the Equestrian Corps are
- ELL