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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN MICHIGAN
1t seems that the people of Michigan are getting
tired of their law Tor the abolition of capital pun
lshnent, The Detroit Daily Advertiser says
that in consequence of the growing increase of
crime in the State since the abolition of capital
punishment, and particular manifestation of it
to the grand jurors of Wayne county by the pres
ence OF three different individuals charged with
murder at the present term of court, we under
stand they have unanimously adopted memorial
to the Legislature, asking for restoration of that
penalty which alone prevents a man from assaling
the life OF his fellow
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CosTLY RAILROAD BRIDGE. The bridge
across the river Richeieu, near Montreal, on the
line OF the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad,
is represented IN the Montreal papers to be one
the most solid and substantial on this side IF the
Atlantic. 1t is over eleven hundred feet long,
andis at an elevation of fifty feet from the water.
Its COST is stated TO be about $1lOO 900. The Mon
treal Gazette states that the President OF the At
antic and ST. Lawrence Railroad, accompanied
by the engineers and party OF gentlemen, lately
examined the work upon the road as far as ST.
Hyacinth, thirty miles from Montreal. to which
spotit is thought the cars can run by the hrst of
November. Nine miles are already in rusning
order.
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Plaid CHOakings.
"Reminiscences, Sale.


- RY license Of Court, will be sold at Public Auc-
f ID ton, Thursday, October 20, l848 the follow
AE&ng Real and Personal Property belonging to the
Etsate OF WILLIAM NJ BENEDICT, late of Mibury viz:
About IA acres of WOOD LAND, called Timony Lot
Aheut Is acses Swago Meadow" called Waters Lot
About acres "A rods Swago Meadow, called Rice Lot;
About A rods Swago Meadow conveyed by Luke
Harrington which is said have been conveys
ed TO the Goodell Manufacturing Co.
One undivided half of 81 acre of WOOD LAND held in
common with Simon Farnswerth, Esq called the Bra
man Lot. A4
About 80 rods of Land conveyed by Andrew March 10
said Benedict bordering the Providence and Worcester
Canal, Cords Company. and @. R. Miles, Esqs land
One undivided half Off las rods held In
with e. Lowell called the Burbank Orchard and Pasture
His interest In House in Burbankvie, called thu" Green
House
His interest in triangular strip of land lying on the
road and adjoining land A. and NJ H. eyery aud Henry
Pennman.
HIS interest in small piece OF Land near the Brick
School House in Buroankville.
One PEW in the ID Congregational Meeting House ;
one Pew in the Methodist E. Meeting House; 8 SHARES
MILLBURY BANK 81 Church Organ Shares.
UrSales to commence at the Millbury Bank, at ten
O'Clock NJ for the sale of Stock Pews and Land In the
Village and at O'clock P. NJ. the Timony Wood
Lot, on the road TO N. E. Village, Grafton.
GEO. DENNY,
Milbury, Sept. 2s, 1913. DAT
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SING ME THAT SWEET SONG AGAIN.

SING ME THAT SWEET SONG AGAIN.
- BY THEoDoEA A. GOULD.
Oh, SIM that little song again
The song you sang when last we met
Sumo echoes of its pleasing strain
Are lingering in my spirit yet
As when at night the moont lake
is Weakened from its passive sleeping,
And its waves in music break
Shoreward by the breezes sleeping,
So Thy song soft commoton
Wakes on memory's silent shore,
And recollection's spirit ocean
Moves ITS sleeping tide once more.
Then sing that little song again,
love to drink its cadence in,
oh. there's magic in its strain,
Rich treasure from the past to win
Dear faces rise before my view,
With bright eyes fondly on me gazing,
And scenes that in the past knew,
When joyful thoughts were ever rising,
What though fleeing be the vision,
Bliss on earth can meier remain
Yet grant once more the JOY Elysan-
Sing me that sweet son again
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed Prac-
fhioner of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost of the late firm ofDrs Goulett Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore, at his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand up stairs,
the Store Of C. c. Clapp.
DIR Goulet in practice, nothing bat Vegetable
Botanic Northumberland be consulted his office
all hours Of the day, from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel
DR. G. takes this occasion to say, that he feels grateful
for the fivors he has received rom his friends and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
6ence in this city, and he re shall merit continu
OF their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf
Octl9. DIFF A. D. GOULETT.
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me-. O. m. BLOOD.

eFEFss2s@@.N DR. .. II. bLUUD,
dS~SStsszg Proposes the Practice of Medi-
u IfYYSp cine, far relates to the treatment #
the DiseaseS of Children, which arise from
difficult dentition. 1t fact that OF the irregular
ies and many OF the defects, the second
of eth, caused by mismansgemert during the
eruption and before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past has
made the PRINCIPLES and process Of denton also the
ritations resulting from it familiar, and therefore APP
proprate department. OF practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Stree, at House.
The subscribers have formed coRnexion in the bust
ness of Dentistry which will be continurd at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o. II. BLOOD, NJ D.
Sept 22-f c. D. COOK, NJ. D.
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FREE Soil LECTURES. MIR. Russell Of Lynn will
deliver an address the great issue before the
people oiths Country-Siauery end Freedom the ma
chinaons of the Savepower and the duties and espon>
SblIIes of Northern freeman in The present political cr
SIS III the following towns in the County of Worcester
viz.
Princeton, Tuesday n24
estminser, Wednesday n25
AShburnhan Thursday n26
VIII the trends OF free soil IN the above named places
please make the necessary arrangements.
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HORTICULTURAL CARD. The Proprietor of War
rens Gardens would most respectfully call the attention
OF Amateur Culivators and Nursery men of Worcester
and vicinity to the Great SAFE OF Trees. Plants &c,
TO be sold Thursday 26th inst at 10 M by Messrs
CLARK d Hatch at Momentum Vale Brighton. This is
an opportunity seldom offered The stock is large and
well worthy visit to Brighton. Gentlemen in want of
choice Trees. and Ladies in want of Rare Camelias
collection Of Paror Plants, will do well to examine
the stock previous 10 salA as they must be sold
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Tapestry Carpets.

A LII the choice patterns of VELVET and
IA BRU9SELLs TAPESTRY CARPETS, made at the
ROXBURY STEAM FACTORY,
for sale at
CHAMRERLIN'S.
Also super ENGLISH BRUSSELS and Tapes
tries of beautiful patterns.
Super 3 Ply and Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
ia Floor Cloths, Oil Cl.ths OF any size.
Stair Carpets Rods, SC.
17It is emigration to say that have by far the
handsomest assortment Carpets and Furnishing Goods
ever exhibited in worcestershire prices low
any Store in the UNITED STATES and for many kinds,
much lower than Goods be bought 8sston or NeU
YORK. HENRY H CHAMBERLIN
Oct g. div w3t
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INCREASED RATE OF TAXES. The tax to
be levied this year, in this city, is $40 $4,000
upon the hundred dollars. Last year it was
$I05 &c. l00.-W, Y Com.
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GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE,

= n =
HRS. GRAY & BRECK continue to treat
~ diseases with their usual success combining them
selves principally 20 those OF Chronic character An
important point in treating disease successfully IS to Know
from what diseased organ organs their maady arises
Our method OF arriving correct knowledge OF the as
eased action of the body affords decided advantage
those who hive made the secretons study In
forming diagnosis. We require for analysis TWO ounces
at least Of the first Urine In the morning. asl
For the benefit Of those interested would give notice
that DR.. Gray Brock win be the american Temper
aace House. WORCESTER, MASS, on tho
18th, 10th and 2Oth OF each month,
where they may be consulted every variety of disease
Any information relative TO the Springfield Water Cure
may be obtained BY inquiring as above.
WORCESTER, Oct u. ts-s.s ~ Smis
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EgT g We should be cautious" says Coleridge
: how we indulge in the feelings even of virtu-
Gus indignation. 1t is the handsomest brother Of
anger and hatred. -
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EyROsS's XpresS forward all sorts of par
GELS and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fall RiUer, Bristol and Barren
July %. dwtf
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Froe Lectmre to the Ladies'.

EFoC EeCGgAFG 10 INC aAAWHCSs
MFRS. PAULlNA S. WRIGHT will give free lecture
Vt the Lsdies Of Worcester preparatory TO course
IN Thursday afternoon the 26h inst at q oclock The
viii be illustrated by fine French apparatus OF
Models, EngravDgs, &c.
Mrs w. will treat particularly Of the Constitution or
Woman and the diseases to which she Is peculiarly Sub
ec and also the physical education OF children. Inc
course consist of six Lectures
Price 81 for the course-25 cents single lecture :.
Oct "a. dot
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DIR. FL. g. BISHOP,

eSG7rN @Ss OPERATES in all branches o {
lsz.GGN ST gesS~ Dentistry at No. 1852, Main st.
Tho liberal patronage he has en-
Ioyed in Worcester the past years enables him TO
fer those wishing work, to great variety of operations
He hopes by the best of references skill and
ranging artificial teeth, low prices and warranted work,
satisfy all that employ him. d June O.
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DONNAVAN'S GREAT SERIAL
PAN0RAMA0F MEXICO.

? A NOR A vi A OF MEXICO.
Occupying $1,000 feet of Canvas.
ENXuiBlfING the Scenery, Cities and Battle F sds
Il the respective routes pursued by the American Army
from Corpus Christi to Buena VISTA thence Valla
dod-and from Vera Cruz the City of Mexico line of
country
OVER 5000 MILES IN EXTENT!
This stupendous PAINTING, to which the Press aud
The people have already accorded the merit of bsing the
most comprehensive and beautu Panorama exhibit
Ell ia Boston, is now exhibition at BOYLSTON HALL
corner Of Boyiston and flashing ton Streets BOSTON,
EVERY EVENING, and on every Wednesday and Satur-
day Afternoon, at 8 o'clock
Capt, DoNNAvAN, Author Of "Adventures in Mexico"
and for months prisoner, during war,
will be present TO explain The Pcture and during the
hbition, will relate mahy incidents of the war, Mexican
life, manners, &c.
Tickets % cents. Liberal arrangements made with
parties and schools. Exhibitions given parties from
the country at an hours notice
II For particulars see bills of the day.
ston, Sept 80, 1913. dw9m
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DIED.
In southboro Sept. g. of dysentery, Ellen Hobart only
daughter of Eihu P and Dornda e. Warfeld yrs and
4 mos
Rest, sweet babe, in gentle sumber,
Till the resurrection
Then arise TO jotsthe number
That its triumphs shall adorn.
in Rutland Sept 49, Mrs Lucy A., wife of MIR Joel BG
her and daughter of Mr. Eli Wheeler, So
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Cloalings! CVOakfmgs /!

100 PIECES THYBET CLOTHS of all Qualities and
4OOscoours.
PRINCES, CIAfPS. and Innings.
French Patterns for Cloaks the best fall styles jnst
opened The above comprises tue best and cheapest
sortment of cloak goods, have offered.
Oct. 5. H. H. CHAMBERLIN.
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CHLOROFORM

DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth Without pain by the Of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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G0lHITNATE BALL,

GOUHITUATE BALL.
A BALL will be given in FANEUIL HALL, on the
n Evening of the 25h in honor Of the Introduction of
the Water the proceeds be devoted providing Foun
tains the Poor, the direction of
the following Committee:
John 8 Tyler, Abel Tompkins Josiah L. G.. AIMEE,
VIVA Schouler, Hamilton Willis, Daniel HARDWOOD
John T. Heard, j. C. Park, Peter G. Jones,
Henry ~ Hooper, w. Warren, jr, Gilbert Brownel
N. A. Thompson, Francis Turkey, John G. Tucker,
Granville Mears, Benz. Cooke Daniel Sharp, jr.
G.. NJ. Thacher, ". G. wainwright, B. B. Mussey.
James EgaD, Moses Kimhal, Peter Higgins,
]. NJ. Wightman, A. w. Dais, Thos A. Williams.
The Military Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons of Temper~
ance and members of other Associations invited to
appear in uniform and regalia
Two full bands Of music have been engaged. Dancing
will nine O'clock and be continued without
interruption other than changing sets.
The supper will be opened at 10 O'Clock, and the
tables kept supplied during the continuance OF the Ball
Tickets to admit Gentleman and two Ladies, $5may
he obtained Revere House, fremont House, United
States Hotel Adams House, Marlboro Hotel, Winthrop
House, and at Oliver Dtson's, is Washington ST.; g. p
Reed II fremont and S. W. Marsh, 81 Washington
ST. The number of tickets is limited.
Boston, Oct %, le49. d3t
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GiIbeTt'S Patent Plates.
THIS new principle of Setting Teeth hou springs is
used by lid II. F. BISHOP.
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Fitchburg Rail Road Company.

Fitchburg Rail Road Company
MEETING OF the Stockholders in the Fnchburg Rail
n Road Company will Re held al the Passenger station
on Causeway Street. in BOSTON, on Wednesday heyfrst
day of N0uem6er neat, 10 O'Clock Ans to determine
whether they Will confirm the action Of the Directors in
relation arrangement with the Vermont and Massa'
chusets Rail Road Company to ensure the early cohpe-
ton OF their road the guaranty of their bonds on the
agreed upon by the Directors OF the two Companes
Per order, J. L. WELCh, CieTk'
Oe,oher % 1913 DIST
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/. l.. J. PREVOST.


Ns1FT--ssEN DIX. l., Us M lead,
8YEs Dentist, Qae OF Providence, r. RI
9IIIYYY'P Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen OF Worceste, that he has
permanently located himself in this City in The practice of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perrm all operations in his profession after
the most modern aud scientific methods. All work will
be warranted give perfect satisfaction and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53, Main Street sept IS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that / have given my son,
IN OLIVER LAVERTY. minor, his time act and
trade for himself shall claim none Of his earnings
pay any of his debts from this day
Worcester, Oct Is, lS49 d. ROBERT LAVERTY.
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DTSsOLUTTON.
Americnm AmtiOunriam SOciety.

American Antiquarian SOclety.
AkMEEFiNG OF the American Antiquarian Society VIII
n be holden at Antiquarian Hall in Worcester, on Mon
dag the tOenyhyd day cfOctober currentat II O'Clock
M fer the choice officers and the transaction oil such
.Jv REJOICE NEWTON,
Worcester, Oct IS. dat Recording Secretary
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FARM FOR SALE.

KIM EOR SALE
"a CTFUATED in the Town of Rutland about Ii
EnA - miles North from the Meeting House. contain
sss ing hundred and hirty>two Of land d.
vdei int Moving, Pasture and Woodland, with vare
ty fruit The House Barn and buildings all excellent
repair. The above would DO soil reasonable
exchanged for in Worcester For further
formation enquire of the subscribers the premises
COL. A. DE WITT. GEO.'E MAKEPEACE
Worcester, Oct. s. d3w
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STOVES. STOVES.
CUMBERLAND COAL.

THE Blackstone Coal Company has taken yard OF
4 TEMPLE STREET, and is now ready to deliver Goa
at 81, so per ton. X. BARBOUR, Agent
Worcester. Oct. 5Ia46. AVS AA6 DIV
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LOST.

DETWEEN Austin Street and South Worcester, on
ID Thursday last, Blue and Drab BEAD PURSE. cons
tanning three dollars ninety odd The finder by
leaving it the American Temperance House, shall be
suitably rewarded. d. Oct s.
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Insurance against Fire

The NEtRa Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn.s
ttath a Sotnd end drdslabie Capital of $780, 900.
nFFER their protection against loss damage by FIRE
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t insues
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills on the most favorable
lerms,
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation Jor liberal adjustment. and
promptitude in paying losses well knows and estab
lished. THOMAS K, BRACE, President
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 8, 945. sti
" Persons DESTROYS of obtaining in the above
Company, referred, for particulars, to A. II
BULLOCH. ESQ.,, WALDe BLOCK, Worcester Mass
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HelD WamtcA.

A FEMALE, acquainted with doing house work, ma
"A find situation in family in town, by inquirng
this Office. dw~ Oct II.
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NEW FALL GOODS,

IVLW I ALL GUUUO,
fTHHE subscriber has receceved his FALL GOODS
FALL FASHIONS. and is now prepared TO furnis
his customers with
GARMENTS
of description in the latest and approved STYLES
0nd rom the best OF materials,
" At VERY Low PRICES. an
NY assortment of Cloths comprises of the best
lecteJ and largest variety that be found in the
try 1hsve taken great selecting my goods get
such that can recommend them 10 my customers and
have them prove they recommended, and thus
cure my customers for another time.
shall constantly be receiving, direct from the importers,
heSatest and approved styles of goods which viii
be too numerous to mention here.
- Gentlemen are requested to give CALL and salts.
fly themselves as to quality andprices.
VIM MECORNEY, Merchant Taylor.
Grafton sept. Is. dwtf
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Sweet Potatoes.

1AE BUSH. North Carolina Sweet Potatoe prime
4zAV artice-just received and for sale by
MOIES & WILLIAMS
Sept g. corner Of Pleasant dz
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GIRLS WANT

AME into the Enclosure of the subscriber yesterday
Odark brown OK, supposed to be or years old Tn
owner is requested CALL prove property, pay charges
and take him away. WYMAN PARKER.
17-dIf
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FOUND,

ENOUND in the highway in the south part Of Holden
l. nsW calf skin Waliet, containing seventeen dollars
cash and q few small papers The owner can have the
same by ca ling the subscriber
Holden, Oct,4 dtf ARCHELAUS PUTNAM.
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FRESH FRUIT, SC.

FRESH FRUIT, &c.
Efl BOXES Layer RAIsINsi ses ~ II ,ss.,
w so do. Bunch do; s.a sg Is g5h
IS half do. do do;a~Y ga eN m4
25 Or. do. do do;
20 casks do; ~ 80
20 drums FIGS;
s 10 boxes LEMONS; r1aH vW8R @gYrr
Z so bushes CRANBERRIEs 100 .@
" 10 barrels Philadelphia SHELBARKS;
3 6 do GUN CES, just received and for sale by
DC, 81. astwst4s b. BUTMAN 4 co.
tasssssaW .la ais3 ak l8A :
MeNb ea tt4a@
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1900
Acres of land for sale in Lets ia
suit PuTcfsMs MscYs.

Acres of land for sale i'm let's to
suit purchasers.
TIIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the a
l. bove quantity of land in the Township
of Ravenno. Franklin, and treetsboruugh
THIRTEEN HUNDRED ACRES Of these
lands adjoln the village Of Ravenna on the
East, West and South, conveniently situa
ed for Building lots and Farms, and will be
sold on terms that must suit all who wish to
purchase. Either the whole of the money
can be paid down at a handsome discount,
or one quarter down and the balance on .ime
that will accomm odale.
The Rail Road from Cleveland to Pitts
burgh passing either side Of the viliage must
greatly add TO the value Of these lands, and
as they Will now be sold, at from twenty
five to thirty three per cent lower than ever
offered before, an investment made at this
time, cannot fail TO yield large profit TO
purchasers.
AS the owner of these lands is desirous
Of selling all off and closing a concern of
long standing, SO good an opportunity fer
securing valuable locations around this pleas
ant village at low price, may never off r
again.
Ravenna, Dec. Z. 1847. l32tf.
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The Great Remedy of Nature
AMERICAN OIL.

EpROCURED from well in Kentucky lS5
Il feet below the surface Of the Earth. A
erialn and iniallible cure for Sprains, Strains,
Cuts, Bruises Scalds, Burns, letter, Erysipelas,
Scalds. heap-Croup, Tniammatory, Sote-throats;
Sore aud InAamed Eyes, Flatulenee Ulcers, re-
vcr-sores, Scrofula and .-
INFLAMATORY RHEUMATISM.
Its surprising properties are highly developed
in the certain
CURE of DEAFNESS,
in all cases not ofgancaliy Incurable.
1t has been discovered to be an Iufallible and
CERTAIN CURE for all cases of
Cholic, Cramp and spasms
which it cures effectualy within very short
space of time. lis curative Properties are like
wise remar kably manfestedin the cure of
y DISEASES of the SPINE.
A lady, the wife OF Planter in Kentucky. was
cured efectualy of one of the worst cases Of
Diseased Spine, which had confined her to her
bed for considerable time in which she could
not turn herself The qualities of this Ma.
essrcs OWH2 Remedy are extremely pen
etrating and Anll-lntamatory-co eqncnily
therefore is confidantlaliy recommended as a
veritahle and certain cure for
INFLAMMATION Of the KIDNEYS.
Gravel, Urinary Complaints, &c &c &c. &c.
Price so Cents Per Bottle.
Caut1on.-ln order to be sure of obtaining the
genuine, purchase only of the general agent
VIM jackson, No 50 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
or through sub Agents appointed by him for its
sale, each of whom will have a show bill, and
general directions in pamphlet form, continuing
the names and address Of the Proprietor and
General Agent, as fpliows:
D. Hail " Co. proprietors, Kentucky.
Vim. Jackson, General Agent for Western
Penns, lvania part of Ohio and Western Virginia
to whom all orders must be addressed.
O6ssroe.-Each bottle is enclosed in one of
the above named Pamphlets, and the name Of
VIM jackson, uhe general and only Wholesale
gent as above} printed ON the outside label.
Sold by the following duly appointed Agents:
J., S. LEFFINGWELL, Rsvenna; Charles II
Kent, Franklin Mills; o B. Beebe. Cuvahoga
Falls; q. N Abbey % co. Ak ron; Jas G Cal
lender, Newton Falls;J II. C johnson. Warren
Take Notice. S. LeflngweI is ap
pointed general and supplying A gent for Portage
county. Sub-Agents supplied BY him at the
| wholesale price IvI95
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The PASS WoiD.-Mr. Lover tells Z
good aneccots of an Irishinan giving the
pass word at the battle of Fontenoy, OF ths
time the great Saze was Marshal.
.sThe pass word is Save; now don't for
get il, = said the Colonel, to Pat.
aSacks! Faith and | will not. Wasn'
my father millsr?''
Who goes ihersa. cried the sentinel, af:
ter rs arrived at the post.
Pat looked as confidently as possible, and
% . sorl Of whispered hosl, replied:
aBags yer honor"