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New York tall Right The fol-

W6W TUEK al night" - ne IOI.
lowing preamble and resolution have been
adopted unanimously by the Wing Gene.
raj Committee Of New York:
Whereas. by resolutions passed on the
FIRST day Of February last. this committee,
in declaring Henry Clay 70 be their choice
as the Wing candidate for President. al
the same time expressed, as was just and
right, their determination to abide by the
decision Of the National Convention;
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ohIo.-we take the following extract,

0hlo.-We take the following extracts
from letters. received from highly inielIi-
gent gentlemen in various parts OF the
stale Of Ohio. 10 distinguished member
of the House of Representatives. They
afford poor consolation To The friends Of
Gen. Cass, who have been talking so
largely about carrying Ohio for him:
National bielEgmcr.
Lancaster, Ohio, June Is.
"The nomination made by the Conren.
lion for President was The best available.
" that could have been made. and have
no more doubt of tie success Of the ticket
IN Ohio Than have that she is Wing
Stale. Many Democrats in all paris Of
The county are coming OUT for old Rough
and Ready"
...... r.. Carroll, (ohio) June II.
$50 far as have heard, Old lacks
nomination was received IN lhls county
with perfect enthusiasm. have but lit
lie doubt that General Taylor will carry
Ohio by nearly or quite Harrison maio.
rily. have mol heard Wing say since
his nomination tina, he would not v0ts Tor
hun, but on the olller hand have heard
several Democrats say they would yole
for him,
Madison county, June II.
II was never better pleased in my life
than was 10 learn that Gen. Taylor was
nominated for President. 90 for the
man 10 defeat Cas-, though he owned all
The niggers in North America. have
been for 'rayior from the beginning all the
time, and rough though he is, he is ready.
and never surrenders. The Democrats
are desperately alarmed; they are certain
that Cas- will be skunked they see The
handwriting on the wall. and ac nowIedse
the corn. Tay lur must and will gel The
vote Of Ohio aud of The Union."
~>--~>os-o~>~s-~>~--
Florida.-rhe Democrats of Florida
seem resolved 10 reject Mr.. Cass. and adj
here TO the splri, Of the Alabama. Florida,
and Virginia resolutions, aud 10 those in
iroduced into the late Democratic Con.
veniion by Mr.. Yancey. Of Alabama. but
which were rejected by vote Of ZIG To
80. The editoroflhe Jacksonville News,
instead Of arqueseing in The decision Of
The Convention, and initiating the exam-
pie Of The Georgia and Virginia Demo-
Gratis, has boldly hauled down lie coIors
oi the Baltimore Convention, and has de.
""n"'ed The sacrifice OF principle to Pre-.
s'd|NI' aking.
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Pennsylvania.-There is no state in
the Uninn where the nomination Of 'l'sy-
lor and Fillmore has been received with
more enthusiasm than in Pennsylvania.
We have seen gentlemen from several OF
the interior counties, all Of whom say that
Gen. Taylor's vote will in all Of them be
stronger comparatively than tina, Of Zen.
liarrison's in 1910. with the single ex.
ception perhaps Of Chester county. where
4 small falling of is spprehended. Lam
caster. Bucks. l.ehigh. Berks. Scliuylkill.
and Perry, will all do better for The Wings
Than ever before at Presidential election.
Mr.. Folks majority ever Mr.. Clay in the
state, in 1874. was $3.50. and this will be
overbalanced by The gains for Taylor in
three counties, VIZ: in Philadelphia 1000,
Berks 1000, Schnylkill GOO.
Ner York Mirror.
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Worcester, July /, ls48.
CIRCULAR

To the Ladies of Worcester County.
An arrangement mas been entered into between the
Worcester County Agricultural Society and Worces-
ter County Mechanics Association whereby the Exhib-
0n of Manufactures the coming Autumn relinquished
to the direction of the Mechanics Association.
The undersigned have been appointed a Committee
solicit from the LADIES OF the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed so
racve feature in the Exhibitions Of the grcultura
Society and from all Others disposed contribute spec
mems OF their SKILL industry and perseverance, all de-
pHrtments of labor peculiarly pertaining woman
Specimens OF Needle JCorkor the products of LOOM
whether of Cotton Wool Worsted Silk; articles of
comfort, convenience or luxuary also, Drawings Paint
ings and articles of elegance tase whether products
oleisure moments, irregular occupation solicited
and il Is hoped that such zeal and spirit of emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal TO those of previous years. while under the auspices
OF the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed to take charge
all contributions and such places assigned for them in the
Hail. will best exhibit their exeeencies The of
the contributor, together with the article articles
rbued will be entered in book, and number attached
to them whereby they be readily identified, and
fully restored to the owner.
The Exhibition will commence TUESDAY, the 26th
Sepenber preceding the day of Cattle Show, and
nue four days longer 1t is desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded PUTNAM
W. TAFT of Worcester the Superintendent presented
Hail. early the Saturday preceding the day of
Exhibition, in order that they may be properly arranged.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ALBERT TOLMAN,
GEORGE PHELPS.
| Worcester, july /. 1913.
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Webster High School.

THE Fall Term Of this School will commence on
Tuesday September 5th 1t is open both for lads and
for young ladies' Instruction will be given in all those
branches both Classical and English usually taught in
our Academies and High Schools and pains will be
spared to give his school rank among the very first
limited number be accommodated with board In the
family OF the Principals and over those who may be
mitted to his he will endeavor exercise that super
vision which shall conduce their highest moral and in
telIectual training Board may also be obtained in pri
Vate families moderate terms Tuition according
the studies pursued) $500 81 90. Music on piano
forte IA lessons) SO co.. Use of piano So 90.
Application for admission may be made either to the
Principal or TO j. W. Tenney, NJ. d., Webster.
hetereDces-Barnas Sears, d. d. President of Newton
Theological Institution; Samuel s. Greene A. M Princ-
pal OF Phillips Grammar School. Boston Prof James R.
Boise A. NJ, Of Brown University; H. N. Slater Esq.
Providence, R. 1.
N. B. COOKE, A. M. M. D. Principal
Aug 17-dis3w
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Worcester Go. Mechanics Association.
CIRCULAR TO MANUFACTURE Frs.

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that lhef FIRST EXHIBITION
e encouragement Of Manufactures the Mechanic Arts
VIII De holden at the City Hall in the CRY OF WoRcEs-
Ter, on TUESDAY the TtUenty sizth day of September
ne1 oeing the week OF the annual Cattle Show in this
The undersigned being Committee to issue Circular
10 me Mechanics Manufactures and Artists of Worcester
Voohty 90 most respectfully invite who may have
achieved any discovery in science, skill or art or have
Invented or improved any useful machine or implement
TO offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every de-
partment OF labor or SKILL which may tend in any
u add to the comfort improvement mankind whether
o. WOOL stone, metal, or other material The products
oil the Loom in Silk, Cotton, Wool, Hemp Flax or HAIR
anu all articles generally considered being the
the iarer portion of Creaon solicited and shall
nave proper places in the Exhibition
Medals of Silver and honorary Diplomas will be award
ca 10 the inventors or propetors of such machines i'm
pements or scientific discoveries, as shall be deemed
mosl important 10 the well being of mankind and also
superior skill and workmanship articles exhibited NAV
Deserve 1t being undertood that far possible such
machines, implements, discoveries are to form part
OF the present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves that Partially shall he observed in their
uan6ution In issuing this Circular we appeal to each
and all the Mechanics, Manufacturers Artisans this
extensive County and feel assured from the benefit
ing from Exhibitions in other Cities that course be
devised which will tend to promote the mechanical skill
and interests in so great degree, which brings
geher at one the productions of industry
science and taste thereby aordng the whole community
an opportunity for correctly judging upon the numerous
AMI wonderful Improvements OF the present day-and far
thr than this who doubt that social ties and feelings
are enlarged Strengthened and improved by the inter-
change of views and opinions afforded by such Exhbi-
tonsf so, friends and all others, who may
have the power will lend their aid influence and good
Will on the present occasion.
10 prevent inconvenience dissatisfaction, land in order
TO prominent places in The Exhibition contributors
earnestly requested send their goods in season.
they may be entered properly arranged before
Saturday, the 23d of September if possible
Contributors requested to address JOHN BOYDEN,
Secretary of this Committee Worcester, Mass, which
will meet with prompt attention. and every facility posi-
bic will be given to exhibit their productions the best
OdI antage. WIN. b. FOX,
WIN. A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM,
SAMUEL DAVIS
ICHABOD WASHRURN,
VIM M. BICKFORD,
JOHN BOYDEN.
Ir,l,r oAo
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction,

ga JILL be sold at Auction on SATURDAY
fsn6A w AUGUST NINETEENTH, at IL O'Clock
GsA A. M, on the premises, the valuable REAL ES-
TATE situated on the of Central and Qunsga-
mond On the said lot are two story HOUSES
OF tenements each. The above property situated in
the central part Of the city, and affords opportunity
for persons wishing to make profitable investment, as
the situation of it is such that it rapidly in
valne The attention purchasers is respectfully solc
tied to the above sale.
Any one wishing examine the above property do
so by calling on Mr. G. F. BoNNEY the American Tenn
perance House Terms liberal and made known at sale
the day should be stormy the sale will be postponed
until the following Saturday, Aug 26 the same time
and place. THO'S H. SELBY a. CO.,
Worcester, Aug. 4. dw2w Auctrs.
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GS$DEETS- SSTs OPERATES in all branches Of
A-HIlST! flo Dentistry, at No. 1852, Main ST.
The liberal patronage he has en-"
loyed in Worcester the past years. enables him TO
fer those wishing work, to great variety OF operations
lie hope by the best of references skill and taste in ar
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work.
satisfy all that employ him. June 2.
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instruction i'm Music and Drawing.

AASCA NCSAVM IA NAeaSAC sAAW kHA az SSAA9'
Miss c. g. BENEDICT will give Instruction in
Music on the Piano Forte and in Drawing with the PEN
Gil and with Cray and taking Lkenesses with Cray
from Life. For terms, &C.. inquire at Rev. Mr.. BENE-
Diets, on ELM STREET, few rods west of Gov Lincolns
References-Rev. Mr.. Snaey, Hon. A. D. Foster, and
G. B. Long, Esq. diff July 20.
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FOUND.

A UGUST Sth, PURSE containing OF Money,
IN which the owner have by proving property and
paying charges, on calling at Ga Main St.
Aug g.
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BATTING,

EN1RST and second quality, for sale at manufacturer
l. prices by the bale only, by
WILLARD, BRANCH & CO.,
June 9. dwtf24 No. Warden Block.
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CHLOROFORm
MINER 81 NEWTON-DEWT

MILLEh y NEW IUN-ULIJV 4 IOI %
1876 MAIN STREET,
Having first introduced the Choroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared TO
administer il in all cases where it is needed
S. z. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan 7. diff JAMES NEWTON. .
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~ ROsS'S XpreSS forward all sorts of par
cells and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fall ROer, Bristol and Harren
July %. dwtf
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DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, prepared to Extract
Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFORM.
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STOJ,EN,

LROM the pasture of the subscriber in South BrookfeId
Il the night Of the 18th july ls4s, small white In
dian PONEY MARE, 10 IL years old, with short switch
tail, and black spot the right shoulder, caused
collar. Whoever will said Mare give informa-
ton where she may be found shall literally rewarded
July 25. dwd* EBENR. F. NEWELL.
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Barre and Worcester Rail Road.

ITNHE Stockholders of the Barre and Worcester Rail
L Road Company are requested to meet at the Brick
Court House in the city of Worcester Monday the 2lst
day Of August inst at 10 o'clock, A. M to see if they
will direct further to be made the location
said Railroad and such business rs may
legally come before the meeting.
By order of the Directors.
Worcester, Aug. 8, l84S CALEB DANA C1erE.
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The GREAT BURMAN BELL. Next to the
great bell OF Moscow, weighs 444, 600 lbs, is the
bell of Mengoon, mentioned by Mr.. Malcom,
who describes the Burmese as very famous Tor
casting BELLS Their bells are, however, dlspro-
portonally thick, but of delightful tone. The
raised inscription and figures are as beauti-
full as any bells in the world. they do not
flare open at the mouth like trumpet, but are
precisely the shape of old globular wine glass, or
semi. spheroidicaI There are several in the en-
pire, of enormous size. That at Mengoon near
Ava. weighs more than 444,000 lbs. 1t is sus-
pended few inches from the ground, and like
other great bells, is without tongue.
~ La, why, dear me % said Mrs Parting
ton, as she viewed the Geek slave for the first
time; els this the greasy slave they talk so
much about? Ii is Mt negro by any means,
and thought all slaves were black Poor crea
ture how exposed she is without rag to kiver
her limbs or to hinder the muskeeturs from biting
them. Some folks object to seeing naked hg-
ure in a state of modify, but for statue l don't
see any harm in it. Now if it was real young
lady that stood there, that would be quite another
thing; don't you think so, Deacon Smith 20
But the Deacon SAID not word his pure mind
at the first glance had withdrawn itself into the
inner temple, and. oblivious to the world and its
entire contents, the Deacon stood, statue of
another gender, with his eyes covered with his
hands, his fingers wide spread; and Mrs P.
spoke thrice before she got an answer.-Post
FREE SOIL, FREE SPEECH AND FREE MEN.
Rev. Mr.. Russell, of Lynn will lecture Slavery
and Freedom uSurpations and Vaccinations OF the
slave pow err and the duties which Northern freemen
to God their country and the race in the present po>
ical crisis, in the following towns in this county.
Uxbrdge, Tuesday evening, August 22d
Douglas, Wednesday evening, August 23d.
MIbury Thursday evening, August 24th.
Auburn, Tuesday evening, August 29th.
Oxford, Wednesday evening, August 50th.
Webster, Thursday evening" August 3is.
~ VIII the friends OF humanity, in the above named
Places make all necessary arrangements for the lectures,
and give extensive notices +?
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Real Estate at Auction

!
ON beautiful emnence, little out from the thckest
" of the city, has about twelve of good Land,
House, Barn and Other outbudngs, VIII ch will be so
TUESDAY, 22d inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ For elegance
scenery and beauty Of prospect nothing surpasses IT in
New England. 1t is desirable location for any who
wishes make agreeable country seat free from the
unhealthy atmosphere of dense city, Here is city and
country united, few minutes walk from the centre of
business yet overlooking and securing imposing
view of this beautiful city
Refer to Col J. ESTABROOK.
2 augl6-WF&M lw
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COpartMership Notice.

HE CopHtnership heretofore existing under the firm
} of HARRINGTON & co. is this day, by mutual
consent dissolved and all the business of the firm will be
settled by JOHN GRAY, JR. who is duly authorized to
lollect and pay all demands due or from said firm
GEORGE A. HARRINGTON,
JOHN GRAY, JR.
Worcester July 6, l84s. dtfw
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TO SELL or TO LET


E-a 4 BLACKSMITH'S SHOP with Tools and two
ffMA Forges lot OF COAL situated in Leominster,
l tn Village within few rods of the Depot. The
Shop is in good repair and is considered good stand for
mechanic. MOSES d. RICHARDSON
Leonnster, Aug 9.
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NOTICE.

HON. IRA M. BARTON win deliver en- address before
the Legomahenian Society of Worcester Academy, the
City Hall THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock. Aug Is
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.,
of BOStOn-CaDitaIS $4,000.

Pre- ident-THOS TARBELL. Eec'ry-A. L. STIMSON.
He terms of Insurance in this Company are more a
vorabe than those of any other institution of the hi
in the Country Applications received nsuring allow
ances of 81, Sc, or SO per week, during sickness.
Policies issued for periods of One Three and Fiue yea,
For further information or for Insurance. Call the
Office of s. B. l. GODDARD, Agent, 1873 Main Street.
Worcester, Aug7. istf
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MARRIED,
In this city, Aug. nth, by Rev. Seth Sweetser, Mr..
Emory Cummings, to Miss Elizabeth P Howe
MARRIED,
DIED,

DIED.
In this city, Aug. 10th, Mrs. Deborah, wife of Arad
Woodwork, aged IS years. l7th Marion l., daughter of
Warren Sanders months and 90 days; 18th, Maj Joseph
Chapman aged 80 years Funeral at the house OF Emory
Perry, Esq this afternoon o'clock Friends are nvi
ted to attend without particular invitation.
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American Girls Wamted.

Two good American girls wanted in a large board
ing house, short distance from Worcester to do tn
work of setting tables and assisting about cooking Good
recommendations will be required, Permanent employ
ment, and good wages will be guarantees. Inquire at
this Office dffU
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Worcester, S. August H. ls4s.
TO ALBERT GLOVER, of Boston, in the County Suffolk
merchant and JONATHAN DAY. of Webster, in said
County OF Worcester, gentleman, Assignee of the
Estate of ABRAHAM T BARKER, of Worcester, in
said County of Worcester. manufacturer, an nsolven
debtor, (1reef;no
VOU are hereby required to give notice that the third
Il meeting OF the creditors of said BARKER will be
holden at the office of John G. Davis in Worcester
in said County of Worcester the ddv
Of August current, at two O'Clock in the afternoon and
that the second meeting Of said creditors is adjourned
the eighth day of SepfemGe, merit O'Clock in The
forenoon, at the Clerks office in the Court House. in
Worcester aforesaid when and where the said creditors
may prove further debts against the said Barker and
show why certificate of discharge shall not lie
granted him, and you will also said third meeting
settle your account and dividend will be ordered And
you will serve this notice by publishing altested copy
OF this order in the Daily Spy newspaper printed
Worcester aforesaid, six times before the day of said
third meeting, and by giving written notice by mail
otherwise all known creditors of said Barker And you
make OF this order with doings thereon
at the tme and place Of said third meeting.
CHAS. w. HARTSHORN,
true copy. Master in Chancery.
Attest, ALBERT GLOVER, Ass;oneos
Al5d6t JONATHAN DAY, is
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GiEbert'S Patent Plates.
CHLOROFORM

THIS new principle of Setting Teeth wi bout springs
used by lid H. F. BISHOP.
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UxbFidge Academy.

TNHE Fall Term of This Institution wllcommence on
4 Wednesday, Aug. SOth, and continue eleven weeks.
French and German extra, S2 Drawing 81 incidenaIs
rs cents; Music, 81. Board, Sl75 per week
The institution is located few rods from the haIfway
house of the Providence and Worcester Railroad The
cars from Providence and those from Worcester meet here
at 81 A. M and leave AZ p NJ Scholars residing on The
line OF the Railroad by procuring tickets, may
tend school and board at ONE.
J. NJ. MACOMBER,
Uxbridge, Aug IA. dw2w PRINCIPAL
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DIR. HI. u. BISHOP,

Worcester, Jan z.
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GATES ACADEMY--MARLB
NHE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence Sep
4 TENDER H. Tuition in English 81 per term and so
cents for each additional Language. Writing and Vocal
Music will be taught very slight additional charge per
week Lectures will be given Geology Ancient Hstc
ny, Chemistry &c.
The Institution has good Geological and Mneralogics
Cabinet also Chemical and Philosophical apparatus.
Every effort will be made on the part Of the Teachers
to facilitate the progress of the scholars
Board washing &c. in the family of the Preceptor or
In private families, 81, 90 per week. Term IL weeks.
Q. w. ALBEE, )raaoho..
A. w. RICE, leachers'
Marlboro, Aug. 8. d1w-uavy
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TO CARPENTERS.
TNHE subscriber would let the finishing of Dwelling
House. or would hire two good Carpenters until the
sdine Is zone. A. CARTER.
Aug g. d,r
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14
a JGESS.aGE TO THE .aFFLETFD,

a JHESS.AGE TO THE yHFFLUTFD!
w. OConnor's purely vegetable Fever and
Ague Noswum is one of the best medic ines ever
offered to the public Tor the cure of fever ami
ague, bilious and intermitiant fevers. chill fe
vers, &c, all the various kinds of bilious dis
eases peculiar to the western country. Il thor
oughIy cleanses the system of all impurities, and
at the same time mpnrts strength and vigor to the
frame. thus aoviatihg the embedding prar,ice OF
' st ourg ing and then rebuilding the constitution
Its tonic powers are SUCH. that il makes the sys-
TEN almost impsrvious to future attscks. Add to
The aDove the FOLLOWING considerations, and we
think no rational man or woman will hesitate to
give O'Connor's Ague Noslruma preference:
Ist IL 10 purely vegetabe-entir0Iy uncombin-
ed with mineral subiance.
2nd. It is free from Qninine.
Sd 1t is composed OF tcesEern vegetables-end
as there is nd local disease without local appro-
pirate aniidote.. we claim that O'connor' Hledi-
cine is superior to any other for the bnee diseases
The great success which has attennied this
medicine and its Immense sale ia the a.fit in ing
states, has induced some unprncipIed wretch 10
put up worthless article and to cover its ut
ter w0rihiessness with the name Of O'Conuor's
fever and ague medicine, which he knew would
ensure it sale until tested. His represent Iions
induced q merchant in this place to become il
agent. But early and ffectual measures will be
ta&eI &c bring the rascal to justice " O'Con-
nor's medicine has never been kept in Joliet till
very recently, and we would say that We have
appointed Mr. FilsE sole agent. where the gem
une article can only be had in the place
Eacl BIttle Is war; anted to cure, if the direc.
tions followed; il not the money will be re-
fnnded-In all cases cures
w O'C0NNOR & co. he
=. For sale by P. Filler, Joliet; also at al hs
principle towns in this country. ntS44t