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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-24

<1uTTA PERCHA-This article, IN its natural state, is
r found applicable great variety OF purposes for
which ather glass, hemp, cotton and most
of the fbrous substances have hitherto been applied and
hnn with sulphur the manner OF ndia-rubbe
found make better flexible substance Tor many pur
nos.s than vucanized rubber The advertiser having
hasn long engaged experiments testing properties
md ses has obtained supply oil the raw MATERIAL and
ctured state for sale. The scientific and who de
ARE the article experiment. viii be supplied upon APP
caon to the subscriber who has this time the only
t for sale in the United States. Having been the first to
Introduce the manufactured article 10 the American public
the subscriber has made greater variety OF applications
nj il Than to be found any other establishment. Among
lie goods now hand, and for sale III quantities to SUIT
are Shoes bands, Hat and round; cloth and Sheet
for picture lrames book binding, Wallets PORTFOLIO cover
inps for BEDS cushions billiard tables, soles and taps
for boots and shoes OF these large supply are now
ready Orders from any part OF the country enclosing
Ave dollars more, will be with full instructions tor
ppyne to of boots and shoes Cloth Tor table,
piano. and stand Floor cloth, flexible tubes, sur
icons spnts buckets, mailbag r-bags, poftmai
fnsaus satchus Harness and all the appqrtenances
userA pom horses equipment Lining tor ladies has
subst Tor oiled silk ladies' dresses, tobacco wallets,
wallets cloth foe awnings, and all similar purposes
Nc., Nc . ,
poses winch the glazed goods used, is being pre-
nared alter n method discovered by the advertiser.
have been granted under the United states up
10 the present Tine can be- whereby the pubi,
viii prevented from enjoying the free use OF Guta PEI
cha as our laws do not allow patents Tor monopoly oil
natural products Tor applications not involving novelty
IN the process and the ordinary process OF making ihdia
rubber iould Just adapted Gdta Percha~ Every afi-
Gle which made india rubber Will be turneheu ~
order Gutta Percha, which is, really and properly
snecirs of rubber by HORACE; IA. DAY,
Manufacturer OF India rubber and Guttn ferc,,a,
q Coulandt street, New YORK
Feb 7-if2aw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-24
SPEECH OF nos. JOHN A. DIX,
OF NEW YORK,

NEW YORK,
On the bill for dscertaing and paying certain claims in
Il California.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-24

+ OANs NEGOTIATED.-Appyto
IL August N-3t - SHAW.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22

FiEr%p ean3 frifb, 70 sben erbalten uns s;f.
C'rv~ ns,s bsss~ tsi 3sp# ptrrrna.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
Gbicta Citation.

g8ir prdGcent uno Wireliecer ces Be
sirfeaeridts SiGad, 8autcns Waieuano
lhaff, aeben hermit Gut, Safcb @un,en,
hanier Waaner, ron Sifad. Giner 3ei,
mchnbaft in Maiflllcn, noroamerifonieften
Staates Sbic, ~ oeriteten. cas Cure @be.
frau Waraaretta, aeb. .S,asler, gheldei.
oMnasfidse aeaen gud, onaehcten hat.
Da @uer aeaenpirtiaer Nufentbalt unbr
fnnnt, 70 rpercet Sbr aemdB paraaraph 80
prc3eBcronnna aufaefcrber;. Ticnifao re-
II. Scpf l848, Bcrmittaes llhr, enfrre.
Der ielbff coer curd, Bepolmdd'iqtfu rerrds
fenttrt, al, unfern Stranfen III erfheiner.
IN nnutSrem unb porsatraaen. MAG ouf
etfie Rlaae Vema bat. austleitenbenfaae
eraehen sriirre p,s O7ed'tens.
Si6,t. 10 Mai ls4s.
yfame"s oes He,irfsacrid,ts.
tef1en Drdfirpnt -.
Sfb. Waanfr. :,
Der 0ertdtstnreitee.
Osss9 Dtewy,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
Dr. Buotnr,.
9lrst uub Wuncarst in Sparta,
Gtarf Co., Ohio.

Or Bauer bietet hermit ben, oeufIhcn
puhlfum eraeteut ieine Hirnfe an. 9lrfs
mcrfiame Stuoien u"b oeliihrfqe Vrorle
crInuben ihm ole SeriTherund IN qsbrn, cof
er i'm StduNe IN, nfle tcfaHnten 6roufhtis
ten, ccneu bic menStlid,e Tatur untermcrz
fen 1T. at heilen. Beionoers Eieber II.
W d. sc firber fam er unfeblb
furrrn, fal's man iene 8crfhriften be f,r
Or. Bauer w1r Feloorst in Tdrelecn's 9lrs
NEE. Seiue @rfabrunaen im Tahe Der Nees
oi,in, icrpte bil(iae Hrhnunoen oeben ibm
soffnun9 auf einen 9beil Der 0fentIidsu
9unif.
Sparta, sIpril II. 1S49. l7-6M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22

ec5n Der Druderei Der ,,Greien Wrel5f'' ~
philadelphia Gnb su baben.
Die @arrttaturen.
Die 6iirften lit Der Rlem,te.
preis; einseln 12r@ts.-l2 @remplore
$1- uno loo Grempl. 80.
G0 Der 9erausaeber ctioen @io.t,e
5et9f iualeid an. bne Ct Rem Grin nie.,
8arrltaturen an iih 9efauit uut gefric"n,
aen bon irsenc einer snsahl Grsm!r rqrc
prompt beicraen spire Ia ciefe Sfnrr.fa.ue
rem iomehl IN ph'laeeIptia ale in GsmgorF
cine reieence Atnahme fsneen. 10 l5sf ID,
erwarfen, caB eies aud, an anss,r Sgtr,,
Der Sal fein ,pirb. mestaIt tiellte, orss
ndrtissn Vertdufern' teftens su emrfttf,n
Gno.
No. BeifeQuaaen bieranf mimmt Or
ph. Sfurbcff,z
., Bmd,tantlun,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
DA.IzGgAIGN S >AHEsNAN

ELEcT ON OF 1s4e.
The Cam pagn : a,esmau Will be issued from
>aurduy, The 3ih of April next, weekly, unit
the 25,h Of November following, nearly eigh,
months, tor the sum Of ONE DOLLAR, for single
| subscribers for Clubs sending Five Dollars.
| seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always in advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
Occasion, and one a sheet he same size OF th
Daily and Til Weekly Ohio Statesman, fl lpd
with close reading matter.
| We never iussed a prospectus for a campaign
paper, when the treemen of our State and nati"n
had so much at stake as at the present moment.
Enemies of our country's honor. and men who
have no regard for constitutional obligation. the
observation of which can alone preserve repn-
publican governement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fir or foul, into
your State Offices, and in the national councils.
fheIr tfld of usurpation, and their disregard
OF the sacred du,ies Of patriotism, even while
out. Country il is war, aDd,your troops suffering
from their Treasonabe inaction, call loudly and
emphatically upon all true friends Of their coun-
try to Be upon the alert. Freemen of Onio, ae
you prepared of the crisis, and read to do yor
duty1
Being here at the capital, with the documents
at hand, we shall take occasion to show up fed.
eralism in all its deformity from the written re-
cord; and shall prove TO the min of every MAJ.
not pre-judgedor blindet by self.inerest or ore.
judice, that the party calling itself whg is
wholly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
"ower ln times of peace or of war. That the,
are erelict to every duty that rests upon Re.
preventative of Tree and intelligent people, prr
tfessing to guided by honest principles, euaI q
avs, or patriotic love of country. We shall t,ea.
IN historic facts that should be in thepossessioe
of every voter, and ca my but firmly present I.
the people Ohio why such party, after serie
Of the most startling measures, at last filled tn
measure oftheir fashionable conduct by an attem
Ipetdusurpation of Legislation, which to recon 2
or countenance would be degradation, imbec lity
and COW ardice, unworthy fthe name of Free men
Of Americans.
We will show from the Legisla,iv iornals
that The very man. Seabury Ford, whom thew pu,
forth as their leader, his, by is votes and princp
les. the very last man 'ha' The people should .rus,
In the limits of Prospectus We have no roo m for
details; but if The people of Ohio are not rea t.
bow ,heir neeks 50 tue fund-mongers aud D vile.
sed iankrrs 10 ioryism in il worst form in time nf
war. 10 the mad acts Of .aSty discipline tn re-
q Iire your written constitution 20 be torn in,o IA
rrs. that he ,yrant's yoke may he f.s pned npo,,
YOU and your children, then heck The mai car.e
# ycnr State fl 'ias, who claim every for powpr
and Hothing for the rights of their constituents.
The facts shall come from the record.
s. MEDARY.
Golsmbus O., Feb. s4.Is4s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
Neue5 0dfner Ge>
Ihdft.
8ernharo uno Nlorens @Dk,


"a tna eridtisen ibre Srsrnee unr aite Enntene
Smie ros putlitum i'm Gls,msintn, rag ii
Stotlifftmtnt StleSen.
in Der GterrD Straee, beirohe seaenilbe'
S5ecr9 Tabers WcllensS Sactcrp, fnolid, bon
.. q. &imbalts @eberei. Ste oerfertioen
ale Sprten pcu Ebon uno Gro Waoren,
befcnesrs ale slrten JtcdSeidtrr, Wildttpfc,
5buGeln, 2elter, Sumpen, Slumentcpf.,
&c. &c. &c.
Sic ctreaufen fir Taarselt rttr $anrtsrrrrnttt 81
sanstaarsn Wlarrtrreitn auffertt tilIis - Elm TIN.
itanN, Ger atacnmarti8 ron ertin !6ausrater rrsr
icrtr Jeausmuttrr tcriitii6tst w,rren teate gu:
aleit tcriAtcn iir. Dag ic lt mitccr 2crtcrtisune
ron 8ipsfsuren ttietattissn unb i'm Stanre ilni
md, scsttrntr oScrfetrift trScnb cine Siaur, eli
starsttlr cher 8cmalre ouf bas @ef6madpclf
tlnc san; correct an,ufeetiscn Sa ttb ibrc Nrtci
krcr,ett rurb 8utt, c,e(Amad uno Oauerbaftia
Felt us;cihnct, slauttn be su lcteraIcn ltnterfh
tuns tcre4tst ju isin, une brffen btslelts aud i'
crDdlt'n
0c, Is. lS46. s!in.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
1anre9 GEeten

hat iceben etne neue unb unibertreffIid,
2luswaM Sitter bon alien Scrten, poGeuc
fir ale Sabres,eiten, ,ertalten. Die er ,u ben
billiaften preifen III oerfaufen beabifhtist.
Gcmmt, unferiud'et unb mir iInb aemie,
oas tbr nid5t unbefriebist unfern Stcbr Der.
Canton, slpril ID, 1s47. (l7-br,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Nnf1fT 94frrn1Tff.

3eiat feinen &unben nno benz publitum
erqeberit an, bag er feline @rocerp in bic
n6rblife Warftffraee, ge9eniiber ber Statts
balle in basfeIbe @ebdnbe, mo Daoib Nirs
rcns Grocery bielt, perfect ta, tro er frrts
fdbrt aQeNrten bon @roeeriea ssn nnrfusen
Canton ben4. Nori(. @
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
9Sonfrcteit : gtlte.

e& Gerta)1,9i um 9gen SFptem0s''
> Sbic.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
gSpi9s, Oemofraten
5arts uno Softs.
Grlihja6rs uno SDn1nersGdter
Sci 9 arter .

WHOLESALE q REIAlL.zizsI
500 Stn6 GnQIiher, Srius0FIter unc
9lmerflulld'er Oruffuttun-3 bis 6@t.
80 DO. Srcn;. enaE. uno 9Imert-
fduiIher @rn9bam l2a Biz IS Gts.
Bewurfelte9eifreiffe Srmmerifofe l0-l5@
100 Stuf Qebethter Wuslin SIS st.
200 90. uu9sbleia,ter Ntuslin 5gt. =. Uaro.
1000 Uos. nerrinQs Bone Ttefjn9s l0-l5@
800 %. rother, Qslber, nelle. uno
arnner giauucl l5-4oet.
5ron ,6Elte, amerisani1d,e, euali1de
6 Il her, tpchlfetler ol5 friihc.
- @eltreiifter uno siufad'er SalTn.r, leAs
fpphIfeu.
loo Stif Seams, Sweecs u. Ga1Irette,
BON alIen Quatitdteu mo Vrelen, tpohlfttt
fir baar, ODER fir Nole ous;utou1ten.
SO St1t 9llpaccas, Itou uub out, nor
nnter gelfreifte uno mcolft sefdrbte, su
prei1en unter cem gSerth.
90 Stuf "A rtooifte @hinses, blau,
riclet uno rcGl-Narbe Q1rdnti't.
2eqhcrn', palmblitter<, Bruft,<, pel;. II.
GeicensOnte fir Winner II. Rnoteu
100 Stif Sommeritcffe, III $50 Gt6.
per O1rc, Seei9net fir SeoIen, Weten unr
yfcde
Cine arcee uuo ft6ne guswabt Sbatpfe
LIZ D.-4omrt uno fehet.
eluf cbiQe 9lusmabI Glitter mahe td ric
Rdufer aufmerfSam, uno id, pitnNhe oit6c
briidlh oerltancen III fein,
raB t6 an, tpohlfeilfen perfaufen
Meime Sitter babe ih fir conitituttc
neIles letr no tlfei eefaltft uno fam
(le fclolid wieber 10 h[ fell oertauIer.
Set Sbiaem hcbe ib cine 9roBe sluspahI
Naare bciteteno in
gtlen.; Yor5euan ilno @roee-ps
-. gEdaren.
Cine 9rpse s[ustpabl Spnnets, gdnoer q,
allen preien.
so Stlid 9apns, fe6r ff6n fir CONNER
fletcer ocn 1875 Gents per Oare. Hufei
an uno unterludt, ebe tbr faufet !!
9tebit Sbi9em babe id, olle oerfd,iecenen
Sitter, bic gefpDhnlid in oiefen Gbeilen bes
eanoes gebalten tperoen, unb i'd, bin nerfte
d1ert bas icb metnen Sreunben unc &unoen
fclhe Waaren perfaufe, tpie fe fte oerlans
gen fir bic 9e9enpdrtise uuo berannaosnoe
SahresSett.
Sh tpiinfhe alle Nrten prcoufte su fauz
fen, tpcfitr i'd, cen bOAifen Warftpreis be,
gable, ais
@olle. Sutter, Teoern, Safer,
Ber'.e 8elIhfprn 8o99en, T(a6se
faamen, Gtlnctbpe uno &leeiaan1en,
ttno dlfe dnbere prooufte i'm Sanccl,
Wein Stcbr it ar Der a[ten SteQe, tpc
tf mid, 9l1d(ih fhdse meine Treunce unr
8anoen, uno 9lIe, Die fanfen rpeften, fir
ealh, Grabe unb Truf, su empfareen.
Sttiee!td, ypiindte i'd, nod ut bemerfen :;
8cntmt urb mad,t einen gerfid, cd, babe
yorfebruncen in Often aetrcffen, wonad
iitetn Strd onrd cenScmmer binburh scnz
ftdnei9 bIeitt.
Terner oerfanor id, prn Uerfonen, bic mir
fhnloia 1no, bos de mid,-penn nid,t aou,
bod theitmeife besahten.-ne(dhes mid, in
BEN Stano febt Die Waare 70 weblfei( ~
Derfnufen, als cb lIe mir cps Saar be,obItl
natfen' Siaaf Garter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
GisieDnn9
;ur g u bcrtpticr

SNSSNH""0
r ;ur 5ub1crtpticE.
ptoipeftuS.
Der llrier,eihuete bsabThti9t ten Druid
zines pampbIets
uOie er,patbte Treibeit'
eutbalteno
y Cine Sammtuu9 Der ccrsn9lthffen,
ouf bic 8epeauuacn III Gurcpl SeSul b1"
benoen, iu Den oerIthieccnen 3sltlhrtften ce'
lluicn bis jest erld,ienenen uTrelhett6l'eoer
/. y. bon Serb. Srei;srotb. Sr. Gaud,
g. 10. Yrohld, eecnharo. NS1lner, Tu,
Shlctte, Tar Wcit. W1Th. SedM
Tror. G.Tsnbe,( uno c!ui0cn llu9cnannteu.-
TieIcw Ihlicscn Gt, oil etn1e ,w1hrhafI
retioibfe uuc outisjefuiitrlte @eel6te' oai
ST, QSieubolo Or. SieGen uro etnt2en In;
9enaunten, ciu Wle9enl;so pon yscSart unc
einise QSeintis0er.
p Gniae ,,prcG1i1d'e Nufidte, ccn Sang
Der in europa ernld,teu Srethelt uno eel
omerifanl1beu SpupathreW te;ed,neno,'
esbenSbeIhreItun9 eaiparttne's u.'.p.
Mnbdna: 9iniae ,,fomildle, fatpriIhf
nno farfaiiIhe Iufidsr."
Ser Subfcriptionsspreis fir cas- nnacs
far Sc9en ffarfe 'pamphlet ilt-4O @ts.,
fpcftr es oen Nerren Snbicrrbcrten .rclttre'
;uceiencct mirr. DRUID, SocrouSacbs mt
eIusliefcrmq erfolaen, fpenn 500 Sublfrt
benten bel1ammen ftno.
Der llntericitnste Qfoubt, cnrd lNerouSs
aabe o,etes seit9cmifen QSerfd'cns alien
DeutIt,en, Die I'D, fltr thr altes 8aterIanc
iuterelIren, etmas 1ehr W!llfcmmenes gu
bjeten, uno bcfft caher SuoerFhtIid anf
sahtreiL1r l1tertdirften.
ct. 2ouis, 81. Mai ls4S.
Sr. gi1enbeil.
Sir Dieieniqeu, pcld,e auf cben an9c'
,ei9teS pamphlct III IubiFribiren spllnihen,
fieat cine Sub1triptOns etlte in unIerer
Druderei bereit.
s.. 8. Iotbna8eE.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
GcrlcEltH xsra 1agtc1a.

) sgn Vcartt, YrIpcnt. N,eBtrr.
Srbn Orrcnm coo,
Samucl - obrane UcDn fsriebttr.
5amts Ioajlctt,
parmon Stirstr, Vlcrt eer @urr' 0oMrt,
Ia N"ffenfper8er, Gicrt Common pls"s
SerapDim Wcper Staatss QHwalt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
Gauutp Hcdntteu.

I'll 3dslMtD OcdntteM.
Stpsse J0owtnttins)
acct g 96lott, Gommitfssntrs.
Saect 1Ilatin,
W 1891 III 3. Suree, Aucitrr.
= atcb StrltnSer, StasmeItter.
y corSc s. 10, Geecrocr.
- ccrS QS -, Shtr.tf.
ArnpIr $pnob, &anrmcGtr.
5ames OuI laa ban, @rrcner.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27
ESTERN RAIL ROAD.
Ssss IA & z S - 8 Sss ssss
! FALL ARRAyGEMENr

Commencing Friday, Sept. l, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daiN Spndsys exeent
cd, as inlows:- ST Eat8s a = II
Boston, IA. NJ, sA. NJ, and4rM
worcester, 81 A, M, 10 A. M aud S so T. NJ
Albany. z A. NJ, and Il P NJ.
Springfield, 81 AM. an 1t P NJ for Albany.
Springfield, 81 M, and 24 p M Tor en- tn arrival
OF me train rom New York) fo Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia SPRINGFIELD
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Z AM and Wor
cester at 81 AM will not stop Way staions unless
take passengers for Springfield beyond pro-
coed directly on by Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by P
Returning leaves New York at A. NJ. and arrives al
Worcester at r. M.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. M Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
al Albany al st P.M.or leave Boston at forester
a. 50 M, lodge in Sprnefeld leave at 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany II P NJ
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the trains
8 Greenbush.
The trains for Bufsln lsave Albany ~ A. M. & PM
The trains ofthe Pittsied ard North Adams Rail Road
connectat Pittsfeld.
The Housatonc Rail Road connects at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Bratles
o0ro', Windsor, Bellows Falls Hanover, Haverhl, DC.
Stages run from Charlton to Southhridge-from We
Brookfeld to Ware Enfield New Braintree and Hardwch
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belcherown, Amherss
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
. Agent Western Railroad.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

euro for incipieni Consumption Barrenness Proapsus
Uter Falling Of the Womb Costiyeness Piles Leucor.
rhRa or Whites INSTRUCTED difficult MenstruatIon
Incontinence Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof
and Eor the general prostrson of the systemno mat.
ter whether the result ofnherent causes produc
cd by irreguarity illness accident Nothing can be
more surprising than its invgorang effects Oh the hu
frae. Persons Of all weakness aud lasstude from
taking become robust and full Of energy un
its influence. Ii Immediately the nerveess
of the female Frame which is the great cause Of
Barrenness Twill Ho he expected Of rs, Of SO
delicate nature. exhAt certificates of performed
bat the afflicted, that hundreds Of cascs
have been reported TO us Thousands Of cases where
families have been without children AFTER using few bot
ties of this invaluable medi cine have bees blessed with
6ne, healthy offspring.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-27

This is why the southern, and especially the suanish
ladies' are so much admired. Ladies in the north who
take but little exercise confined in close ~
have spoiled their complexion by the application f dis
teriOus mixtures if they wish to regain elastciv Of
step buoyan spirits sparkling eyes and beautiful COM
plexlOns, they should use DIR. TOwnsends Sarsapara
Thousands who have tried more than satisfied arc
delighted Ladies of every station crowd Office daily
Notice 10 the Ladies,
Those that initiate DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparia have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for FenaIss
&C., &c. and have copied our bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints of women word for word
other men who put up medicine, have, since the great
success Of Dr. Iownsends sarsaParla in complaints in
they did not A number of these mixtures Pills &c
injurious to females they aggravate disease and
undermine the constitution Dr. Townsends the only
and best remedy for the female complaints-i
rarely, if fails of effecng permanent cure n
can be taken by the most delicate females in any case
or by those expecting to become mothers, with tbs
greatest advantages as it prepares the system and
prevents pain or DANGER and strengthens both mothes
and child. Be careful to get the genuine.
ScrofnIa Cured.
This certificate concusivey proves that this Sarsapa.
ra has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured in house Is unpre
cedeRted.
Opinions of Physicians.
DIR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is certify that We the undersigned Physicians
ofthe City Of Albany have in prescribed
Dr. Townsends SarSaparlla, and believe it to be
Of the most valuable preparations in the market
H. PULLING Nj. D.
j. WILSON. NJ. d.
aEs s R. b. BRIGGS, M. D.
Albany, April, 1s47. P. E. ELMENDoRF, n. D
CAUTION.
Owing to tho great success and immense sale Of DR.
Townsend'S Sarsaparila, a number of men who were
formerly Agents, have commenced making Sarsapa
rlla Extracts Eixirs, Bters, Extracts of Yellow Dock
&c. They generally put it up in the same shaped bot
.les and some of them have stolen and copied
advertisements they only worthless limitations and
should be avoided.
Principal Office, 126 FULTON Street, Sun Building.
NJ W aud by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States West Indies and
the Cauadss.
AsEN rs For sale in orcester by NJ. b. GREEN
AMI JAMES GREEN &c CO enw& f2awly Aug "a
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

Boston and Worcester Express,
n III r subscriber continues 10 run THE <
sgssSASs PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fot
sSgss the safe Transmission OF Packages Bundles
-~ Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generay
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and ne
goiatlng notes. drafts, bills and Purchasing selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property enrus
60 70 ms care and no risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
tord alsn to Portland. and all parts of Mime
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFICEs-HARNDEN& cos. Office 8 Court Street
Worcester. s. g. LEONARD
Feb 81, 1874 dtf
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NEWPORT via PROVIDENCE,

n E--@ MIME Steamer PERRY Capt. WooLsEY
II will run bet ween Providence and New
&~Sfzss = port, connecting with Trains of
Providence and Worcester Rail Road,
As follows: Leave NEWPORT at A. NJ and P. Nj.
Leave PROVIDENCE at 10 Is A. M and s sc
s5aS4El N. or on arrival Of Trains from Worcester
~ Passengers may procure through Tickets al
Albany, Worcester and on board OF Boat
Passengers leaving Albany in the morning. may arrive
at Newport the same evening, may all night
worcester and arrive at Newport at II NJ day,
leave Saratoga at III 80 M Albany at as M sneuJ
the night at Springfield and arrive Newport even
ing.
Passengers leaving Newport in the morning NAV arrive
at Albany same evening, or leaving Newport at P NJ
may sleep at Springfield and Albany al 80 NJ
and leave Saratoga at r. Nj. -
Passengers leaving New York in the afternoon via
Haven, may sleep at New Haven and thence via spring
Held arrive at Newport next evening.
Passengers and Baggage transported free of charge be
tween cars and steamboat at Providence.
Fare between Albany and Newport, SIS, so;
do. do. Worcester and Newport $3.50.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't l5-
July ~. rs. dwtf Prev. e. Wor. Railroad.
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To Mother. and Married i.ndies.

This Extract Of Sasapatilla has keen expressly pre-
pared IN reference 10 female compain No female who
nss reason to suppose she approaching aa critical pc
rod, Ths turn Of tie" should Aegsct to take it, as
Is certain preventive for any ofthe aumerous and
horrible diseases to which females subject this
time of life This period may be delayed for sevsral
years by using this medicine. Nor is ii less valuable
tor those who are approaching womanhood, as il is
calculated to assist nature by quckening the bOsd
Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which wo
subject.