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$3.50 do amounting to Sl,ES, IS
PRICE OF TICKETS
Wholes S20-Halves $l0-Quarters $5-Eghths So 80.
Certificates Of packages in this splendid lottery be
had as follows:
certificate of package of 26 whole tickets S270 90
Do do 26 half do I35 90
Do do rs quarter do 81 SO
Do do 26 eighths do 337
The holder of certificate Of package of whoes is emit.
tied all 2l that may be drawn by the twenty
tickets named therein. Certificates OF halves quarters
and eghths in proportion.
This scheme of the splendid drawn in
the United States, and well worthy Of the attention OF adj
venturers
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above spe ndid lottery will receive most prompt
attention, and official of the drawing will be
SENT immediately after it is over all who order from
us Address, j. IL G. MAURY,
Sep l7-dEcwif Agents, Alexandria, Va
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r DAMS NEGOTIATED.-Apply TO
IL August 80 J SHAW
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THE MAMMOTH LOTTERY.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTER

100000 dollars.
$4,000, SIS, 900, 900, 100 prizes of 81 900
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From the Nashville Union, Sept. ~

that the substantial old democrat whose heads this
article would vote for Taylor! No one who knew him
believed it, Of courses and scarce regret that il
circulated, since il has elected from him the follow
ing letter, in reply friend who informed him of its
existence:
JACKSON, Tenn, Sept. II, 1s4s.
Gentlemen of the Jackson Democratic Club"
Your communication of the 10th instant, BY Mr. Bond,
has been duly received in which you mention that
NOR in circulation that intend to cast my vote for
Gen. Taylor at the ensuing presidential election and
aso you request that my position in relation to that
election may be defined can have no hesitation in an
swerng the jackson Democratic Club" OF any ndi-
vidual in the community any question in relation to my
political sentiments as to measures, if it should be
deemed important by them TO make the inquiry
When General Taylor first declared himself as a no.
party candidate but the candidate of the whole people,
with many ether democrats felt considerable inclination
to support him. ii precisely such position as Gen
Washington occupied There were no parties in his time
and concluded that party strife pickering and SANDER
had gone 80 far beyond salutary point the
dangerng OF free institutions that il we could get
honest man. who had never engaged in political
trigues, party trammels, il might have tendency
to unite the people OF this country greatly aay the
party distractions in which il is involved especially if
could get like character for the Vice President
With this view, spoke of Cen Taylor favorably until
he out in letter that he was witra tchsg
Now, whether this means that he is a soft ng or Ten
der footed 1rhtg know not-I not OF all the pol
cans which exist the soft enderfooted the most
obnoxious to me. Instead of being no party man, az
he at first declared II turns out that he belongs to the
tender footed ohig party, as he himself shows.
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Aug. 1T

The subscriber loaded and fired the muske "a times
cessive minutes
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BOnnets and ClOaks,

q AM daily changing my assortment of CLoAKs,
Il by the addition of NEW GARMENTS in every desr-
able style and color.
My assortment of B0NNETS is constantly
renewed by the reception of the latest PARIS STYLES
Ladies wishing to purchase their Coaks, and
Hats match in ceor here find every shade OF Cloak
and Hat materials match, either ready made made
to their own taste at short notice.
My assortment of
CLOAKINGS, TRIMMINGS and BONNET
MATERIALS
is very extensive and complete, large additions having
been made this week.
Purchasers may be sure of finding the best
assortment here much less than the usual prices and
lower than can be bought elsewhere.
Some new pattern Cloaks have just been re-
ceived which purchasers of Thybes will be furnished
with A PATTERN GRATIS.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN.
Nov 81. d6twSt
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Miss IoNARIEs. The ship Manteo, which
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, reports
having spoken, on the goth ultimo, ship Bowditch
which sailed from this port 10th ultmo tor NJ ad-
ras. The Bowditch, it will be remembered, has
on board the following Missionaries:
Rev. ]. w. Dalles and wife, who are going to
the Madras mission Mrs. Winslow, vile OF Rev.
Miron Winslow, now at Madras, accompanies
them on her return to that mission; Dr. c. S.
Shelton and wife, going to Madura; Rev. J. T.
Noyes and wife, Rev. c. T. Mills and wife, and
Mr.. T. Burnel (printer) and wife to the
Ceylon mission; and Rev. W Ireland and wife
to the South African mission; all OF whom are
connected with the American Board.
The following missionaries connected with the
Baptist Board are also on Board the Bowditch:
Rev. L. Jewett and wife, destined to the Teioogoo
mission; Rev. II. L. Van Meter and wife and
Rev. c. E. Morse and wife Arracan mission
Rev. S. Benjamin and wife, Tavoy mission
They were all reported well at the time the Bow
ditch was spoken.-B0StOT2 Journal.
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Worcester County Mechanics AS
S0ciafiOn.


COURSE OF LECTURES before this Association
will commence Tuesday EUening, NoU l4tk, al the
City HALL. The following gentlemen have been engaged
and expected the evenings assigned them in the
Programme The Introductory will be free to the public
Nov. l4-Rev. q. Smaley-lntroductory.
2l-Dr. j. v. e. Snilh-~Philnsophy of Sound and
the Mechanism of the Ear.
26-Rev E. b. Hal-On the claims OF Science.
Dec 5-Pro j. ID. Butler-Naples and its Neighborh0od
12- do do The Plymouth Pilgrims.
l9-Rev. A. II. Read Electricity.
20 do do Magnetic Telegraph.
Jan. 2-Ion. Charles Thurber-Poem Reason and Con.
science.
9-Rev. Theo Parker-Progress of Mankind
l6-Prof J. D. Buter-EuropeaH Monuments.
49, dn do Battle Of Bennington pared
Is do do The Old World and New, com
20 do do Lie in German Town.
3O-Rev. Albert Case-Progress of the Mechanic Arts.
Feb. 6-Hon. |. NJ. Baron-Scence and the Mechanic
Ats of the l9h century.
lS-Hon. o. l.. Bridges-(subject hereqfter)
2O-Prof J. ID. Blu ler-SelEculture ameng Working
29-Prof j. d. Butler-The Helps which the Study
of Language ministers to History.
27-ProE J. L. Buter-ltaan Peculiarties.
March 3 do do Architecture of st. Peters.
Tickets for the may be had the Bookstores
of WARREN LAZELL, and EDWARD LIVERMoRE, at the
following prices For gentleman 81, for lady so cents;
for single evening l2I cts.
Tickets members of the Association be had at
the Office of the Secretary.
The doors the Hall will be opened O'Clock, and
closed at a on each evening.
Ill persons will be required show their Tickets at
the door. WILLIAM GREENLEAF, Secry.
Nov8 dIaw3w
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND,

DR.. A. d. G0ULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctres Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed P,
titiOHer of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost of the late firm oDrs Geulett Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET lett hand up stairs,
the Store of C. G. Clapp.
DR. GouIett in practice nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medicnes-and be consulted his office
all hours of the day, from in the morning to 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 has received from his friends and patrons
in the practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit contnu
their patronage and friendship by his services and
well dTTScred efforts in their behalf.
Oct l9. diff a. d. GOULETT.
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The following statement we cut from the
Christian World, religious paper in Boston.
Such facts as this, reiterated in the OF Chris
tan men and women, should excite general
burst OF indignation, and call forth rebuke from
the pulpit and church, which would wither the
pestilerous institution of slavery to its very roots
AN ESCAPE. We have just heard OF the
escape from slavery Of white girl, eighteen
years Of age, of uncommon beauty the property
of a clergyman at the South. When questioned
as to her parentage, she did not deny that her
owner was her father''
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ExCoMMUNICArED. We learn that Mar
Johannan, who visited this country with the Rev.
Mr.. Perkins some years since, has been excom-
muncated from the HISTORIAN Church for his adj
herance to the more evangelical form OF Chris
tianty which he has adopted since he became
acquainted with the missionaries.-.N. Y. Com.
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Messenger's Notice..

WORCESTER, IS. November 20, 1913.
ITENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
II for the County of Worcester, this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF FISHER A. BO5WORTH
Of Worcester in said County, physician, insolyent
debtor, and the payment of any debts the delivery
Of any property belonging to said nsolvent debtor TO
him for his use, and the transfer any properly by
him are forbidden by law.
The Ast meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will
be held the office Of said Commissioner Worcester,
in said County, the sir dag Of December neat, at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon, for the proof of debts and
the choice Of assignee or assgnees OF his Estate
d6twlt47 GEO. JONES, ID. Sheriff.
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WORCESTER LVCEuNF.

ECTURES for the ensuing will be delivered
IL by the following gentlemen
Hon. Horace Mann, Newton, Nov 1s & rs
Rev. A. P. Peabody, Portsmouth, NH. Dec
Hon. Charles Thurber, Worceser,-A POEM Dignity
of Man. Dec IA
Prof. VIM. Gammell, Providence, 81
Rev. VIM. M. Rogers Boston, %
e. p. Whipple, Esq. Boston, Jan
Mr. HasbrOok Davis, Worcester, IL
John A. Bolles, Esq, Boston, l8
Rev. Alonzo Hill, Worcester, rs
Theodore Parker Boston, Feb
Richard II. Dana, Jr, Esq, Boston, 8
Rev. Barnas Sears, Newton, is
Rev. VIM. B. Sprague, Albany, %
Charles sumner Esq. Boston, Msrch
Tickets the may be had at the Bookstores
TOR Gentlemen and SO cents for Females and Minors
LECTURES will be delivered at the CITY HALL.
The first Lecture will be FREE. Nov Is.
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ffTSsssg Proposes to resume the Practice of Medi-
OIIYYYYA cine, SO far relates the treatment f
the Diseases of Children, which srise from
difficult denIion Ii is fact, that of the Irregular
es and consequently many of the defects the second
set of teeth, caused by Encouragement during the
eruption and before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past, has
made the principles and of dention also the
irrations resulting from it familiar, and therefore ap~
proprate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed coHnexion in the bust
of Dentistry, which will be continued the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o. Fl. BLOOD, NJ. D.
Sept. 22-tf C. b. COOK, NJ. ID.
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IMPORTANT TO WooNsoCKEr. We are in
formed that the town meeting of Cumberland ad-
journed last week to the second Tuesday Q2th
day) of December to take into consideration
whether the town will assent to the separation of
Woonsocket from the rest of the town, as prayed
tor in the petition OF Dexter Ballou and others,
now pending before our General Assembly,
WOOnSOcket Patriot.
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nR. i. G. MEAD.

MSsS4 Dentist, (ate OF Providence, r. RI
SIITYYYA Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself in this City in the practice of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
The most modern and 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 25
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DIR. III. F. RTSHOP.

s~fnFHS SS9s OPERATES in all branches o I
kszs=1N 4 ST Iff@<S- Dentistry, at No 1872 Main ST.
EThe liberal patr .iag0 he has en-
loyed In Worcester the past two years. enables him TO
fer those wishing work, to great variety operations
HI hopes, by the best of references skill and
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work.
satisfy all that employ him. June 2
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Large quantities of potatoes being export
ed from Scotland to ireland. At Stranraer and
Cambeton very fine potatoes can be obtained In
any quantity, at 5Ss, to Cos, per ton, about CSC
per bushel.
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Luke P. Poland, of Morristown, Vermont,
was elected 9Th assistant judge OF the supreme
court by the Legislature on Wednesday. On the
Sd ballot he had ll3, others, "a, He was the
Free Soil candidate for lieutenant governor.
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EgRoSS'S XpreSs forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small cases. through Direct the Worcester
Rail Rosd Newport Fall River, Bristol and Harren
July o. dwtf
wv. B. PALMER agent tor this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in Bos-
ton, No. 8 Congress Street.
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MR.. T. r. GASZYNSKI begs to inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester, that he will his classes in
Fencing aud Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL. An opportunity Is offered to those who have not
finished their Lessons, to do SO at this time.
Mr. Gaszynski can be seen at the Am. Temp. House.
Nov 8. diff
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child of J.. B. Spofford, residing in Manches-
ter, N. H. recently had its nose completely bit
ten off by dog.
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1t is announced that pension OF 100, 600
franks is about to be granted to ex-King Louis
Philippe, to supply his wants and those of his
family.
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SINGING SCHOOL,

TTTHE undersigned will School of Instruc.
l. toh in VOCAL MUSIC, for adults the Piano Forte
Room of Mr. A. S. ALLEN in Paine's Block, Main Street,
Friday EUeRing, NoU 18th, at O'Clock.
Terms made known the time and place.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited TO attend.
Nov Ia. d3w s. C. MOSES.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Nov. II, 1919.
To all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM W.
SNOW, MINOR of WARREN SNOW, late Of
Mllbury, deceased Greeting.
VOU ale cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden Worcester the frs, Tuesday of December
next TO show why License should granted
Lawson Snow, the guardian upon his Petition to sell the
whole of the Real Estate said minor mentioned In said
Petition, for the purpose putting the proceeds there
Of at interest for his benefit.
CHAS. G PRENTISS. Reg.
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Messengers Notice.

MVSStHStI'S NOLICts
WoRCEsT TER, IS. November II, 1913.
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of lnsolven-
cy for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of SAMUEL G. REED,
of North Brookfell, in said County, wheel manufac-
turer, an insoIvent debtor, and the payment of any
debts or the deiveryot any property belonging said
inseven debtor TO him, for his use, and the
of any property by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
he held at the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester,
IN said County, on the second day Of December ner,
mt ten O'Clock in the forenoon prove their debts and
TO choose an assignee or assgnees of his Estate.
d6twlt47 j, DAY D. s. Messenper
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$4,000,
Insurance against Fire !

AEAe AtRsa insurance Company,
NO. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn.
W5th sound and aooilabLe Capital Of $3.50. 900 .
OFFER their protection against loss or damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity. insue
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise,
generally, Factoriea, and Mills, the favorats
Ihls INSTITUTION has been in operation nearly quarter
centuy-its reputation jor liberal adjustment and itg
promptltude IN paying losses well known and esab
'Ahed. THOMAS K. BRACE, President.
SIMEON L.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, 1915. stf
- Persons DESTROYS of obtaining the above
company, are REFERRED for particulars, to a. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester. Macs.
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GiIbert's Pa1ent Plate
CHIOROFORM

THIS new principle of Setting Teeth wi hou springs is
used by jld II. F. BISHOP.
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l.. l.. u. PREYOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER &
EsTABRooK's STORE UP STAIRS. LIST door the right
O13df 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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FIRE INSURANCE

THE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
of Boston, continue to Insure Buildings, Stocks Far
niture, Machinery and other property against loss
damage by fire. Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
Z. WHITE, sec'y. J. SoUTHwICK, Pres't.
Oct % dw3m
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DIR, d. III. BLOOD.

DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared Extract
Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the use of this recently discovered
substitute for ElheT-CHLoRoFoRM,
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A CARD.
J. B. N. ULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.
A CARD

NO. l79 MAIN STREET,
WOCLD inform his old friends and patrons in Worces~
W ter and vicinity, and the public generally that he
mas returned to Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS 81 Co,
No. 79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy to see
them, one and ALL and exhibit them the choicest STOCK
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable mporatOns and sty les
bracng every variety Of fabrics. for all articles of Gente
mems wardrobes.
lie commences business on the principle of buying for
cash. and selling for cash which will enable him to furnish
CUSTOM GARMENTS much cheaper than those who deal Oh
tne credit basis He will be in the constant receipt of
Goods from the New York market-will attend to the
cnttRg of all garments in personwill employ none bua
hrst class workmen, and will every effort to please
and accommodate ALL In and skill he will Weld TO
none and all ere invited to call and test his powers
Country dealers be supplied with all articles in his
department, wholesale and retail
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
faVors already extended and their patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited.
Worcester Nov 49, DIFF
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Wanted Immediately,

American Woman to take charge OF child be-
IA tween one and two years old, and assist in work
about house. or do plain sewing Inquire at this office
Nov TO-
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. November Is, le4s
To all persons interested in the Estate of EBENEZER
PAINE, late Of West Roylston, deceased, Greeting
VOU are cited to appear ata Court of Probate be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of Deem
Der next to show why the first rendered
Nathaniel Davenport the Administrator of his admins
tration of said Estate should not be allowed
Nl7dtD4 CHAS. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

THE American Insurance Company, Prcvi
a dence T. L. continue to insure against Loss OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooden and other Nan
glacto ies Buildings and Merchandise on favorable tel ms
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in, and well invested. Direcors-ym Rho lea
Robert r. Stafford Amos d. Smith, Resolved waterman
shuhael Hutchns EbcRezer Kelley, Tuly d. Brown Ma
thanei Bishop George s. Rathbone, Caleb Harris JbeY
Prrsans WISHING Snr Ino ara Alien " ceck;
their applications (Which should be accompanied with
particular description of the property per mail 10 The
President or Secretary of the Company and the same will
meet with prompt attention.
ALLEN o. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co Is
Office Nov 9, I646.
The subscriber is authorized receive applications
or Insurance by the above Company
W. o. BARTLETT,
Worcester Jan l, 1867. dIst
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For the Ladies |!

For the Ladies
TUST received Splendid assortment of LA DIES
~ DRESS an DANCING SLIPPERS-among them may
be found -
French Satin Slippers French Kid Slippers Black and
brenze Neis Black and White Satin Slippers beautiful
article Peils Kid and Morocco Slippers Reeds French
Kid Slippers; Mddetons French KID and Morocco Slip
Pers These in want OF very article, will find TO
their advantage to call soon, at 80 Main Street
Sept. 22-dtf C. w. LONGIEY & CO.
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Read this Notice,

TINE TRE STEES of the Worcester County Mechan-
i tcs Association requested to meet at the CITY
HALL, TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, att o'clock pre-
cisely, to act on business.
The MEMBERS of the Worcester County Mechanics
Association requested the same place, ut \
quarter before O'Clock PM the purpose of choos
ing by ballot President or other officers OF the Associa
VIM. GREENLEAF, Secretary.
Worcester, Nov 49, 1913. d5t
Worcester Academy.
VTTINTER TERN commences December sirih.
w Nov 20. dtD6 w2t ELI THAYER.
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Rooms to Let,

HGUUhAAS 10 HlCEe
OUITABLE for storerooms or Work Sophisticated
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs Harris
Flour Store. Enquire of B. NJ Levins Front Street. or
at the Ware Rooms Of Messrs w. d H. Baker, No. 1885,
Main street. dtf-oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-12
HAYES X BROCKWAY,
u ~ SRI mn
tebl Wholesale agents. Pittsburgh
orssle by JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va.
RADWAY's CHINESE MEplcATEB SOAP AND
THE CrRCASSrAN INV,


THIS medicinal costnetque is 8 sure curative to all
affections OF the So impdrting healt and
To the complexion Wehave been frequently asked why
we call Radwa! s Soap, thinescl We do not pretend
Ia say ttai Railways Soap either invented pre-
pared IN China Not a. all the invention in entirely
our own-so also is It's facture; It's medicinal
agents Indigenous that climate whilst its besuti
Gihc properties are largely owing to Tie Circassan
hehna HE Henua is one of those plants
whose virtues ass cosntetique has
known only To the Circu.ssns. But by the wonder fi
success OF Railways Soap IN mpating that
sotinoss To the sku, health and beauty eonpec
ton, ~ proof positive of its rare and valued virtues
Thus with other halsamc plants, possessing healing.
cleansing. turyng aud tcauti tNnown on.
ohsl IS the great secret of the of Railways
soap Railways Soaps speedy effect of removing
Tan, Suhkurn, Punpes, Blotehes, Pustules letters
Cures SAT- Rheum, Riurworm, Rash and mosquito bites
For shaving lis excellent for the Toilet is
Sold for % CENTS large and I2t cents small tablets at
the principal depots 81 Court, street, 55f Pearl
New YORK. < X G RAILWAY K co,
o5l Pearl street. New York
cod IN Wheeling by FhIRCHiLD,
ausiO Agent