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Snpy,m< OoHrL-Ambrose l.. Jordan. Attorney Gene
raj Of the State OF New York, The President Direct
ors and Company of the Canal Bank OF Albany.-Ihe
petition OF Andrew White the Receiver heretofore ap
pointed In this action Of The estate and effects OF the
said Canal Bank respectfully fhoweth:
That Albert Gallup was a debtor 10 the said Bapk' al
the time Of ia failure appears from the books oi Inc
Bank and the securities held by IT against hun 10 about
the amount OF jl 81 including interest 10 Nov lJ
isis for which tho said Bank held no other security
than the individual liability Of said Gallup, except the
bond and mortgage given by Jasper Hodge end Sarah
Hodge and the mortgage given by Jesse Wood herein
sher mentioned. That the validity Of large portion
Of the said indebtedness 10 denied by the said Albert
Gallup That he proposes In order TO tile aud oxiin
suish the sad Indebtedness 10 transfer 20 your peu
TONER sbsol - bond and mortgage nov held a.
collateral sccuI,y said Bank ss aforesaid given by
said jasper Hodge and Sarah Hodge 10 said Gallup
dated June 81. lsi7 property In Black Rock. near
Buffalo. which about = 647 32 unpaid, for Prn
oipAl and interest tho said 18th Nov. lel- Also the
mortgage slso held collateral Aforesaid given by
Jesse Wood aud wife o. said Gallup on premises IN
Bern AlbEny county dated pr 1913. on which shout
S3ss 10 remained unpaid for principal and interest on
the said 18th Nov lsi- and TO pay your petitioner in
addition thereto the OF 5000 10 cash That II is al
legged by the said Gallup. and as far your petitioner
has the means Of Judging he considers IL 10 be true that
the mOr,gaged premises described in the two Aforesaid
mortgages are reasonable security for the payment OF
the amount secured by said mortgages.
That 90 examination of tho matter your petitioner
believes that II will the whole be most beneficial t.
the parties Interested 10 accept the said terms Of set
Element and hs therefore requests that order
be entered, authorizing him 10 make such compro
mise aud settlement such other order the Court
may deem iust ANDREW WHITE, Reer, Ac
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In SWIM NIX CouRT. Jan. 6. lslI


Snyrfmt Court Before Jus ice HARRIs.-AmOrose l.
Jordan Attorney General of State OF New York against
Tho President, Directors and Company of the Cana
bank Albany GA reading and iiog the petition OF
Andrew White the Receiver appointed in this action, Of
said Canal Bank verified the 9th dsy OF January 10
stani and heaIng counsel Il ordered that the said
Receiver be authorized to agree 20 settlement ana
compromise OF The debt due from Albert Gallup TO the
said Canal Bank stated In said petition the terms
therein men niioned such other the said Re
ceyer may deem 90 be most for tho ntres Of the ps
tics Interested fCopy l.. VAN DEuSEN, Clerk
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10 sept "a, isi-. 2ji %
Total...................... $40 4s
ca leger account D.. u. shaw. deposited. - 5
Total -...-.....-......-..-..Sl 1873 90
And your psiitoner would show that ssd shaw Is In
solvent 10 the best Information and hee Of your pt
TONER and TIA, ssld Edward Ar;caer and the frn of
Low Co are also laaolvsnt d your petitioners besI
knO~ ledge and belief and your petitioner has becornr
fully satisfied that for the inicres, OF the creditors
Of the said Canal Bank that The following c0myrom o.
oi sSd ndebic aEcss should be made aud ths said 10
deoieens.s OF sad l.. d shaw be compromised as
follows
Ry said /. d shaw giving note psysble April
. ls49 sni endorsed by Mr., AriCher..--... S2i6 >
L. d SHAW note due 9th June, loi9. and inter
est same end 30 SO
l. u Snsw's note due 6th sept lsi9 and inter
est same eniofseg......- ..--........ $40 %
Mir Artcher's check, Commercial BaAk.--..-.. 81 10
lotSl. ...... .-.---. ........-.-..S $50 a.
And that said shaw pay the costs on the ao.es psose
cp,ed by your pettoner - Receiver Aforesaid and
your petitioner therefore asks order OF this Court
that be be authorized srd empowered and directed q
make said compromiso sod settlement according % ihe
terms above set forth. Aud your petitioner vii ever
pray. ANphhN NhiIh' h'f'f"'
81. rs4e CsSrL--Ambrcse L. Jordan Attorney Gen.
ersl Of the Sts,e OF NswNoik a.ssssf tbe presieut
Directors & Company ci the Caas Bank O; Albany
TO iAe Stpre4t Coat 81 ttf Siais OF Ner- lgrk
The petition OF Andre Waste of the City Of Albany
the Receiver sppoiate BY this Court Of tse estse sud
effects Of the sAid Canal Bsnk, an insoVeHi Corpora
ton
Respectfully shewsth that is spPears from "a X
animation c the books OF said Bank that q, the tine oi
II, failure On the Iih day Of Juy lsst Il was ude5ied
tl tho Lewis County Bsuk on is general business
count with ssid Cana Rank. 10 the sem OF s-l15 90
or ,hereabout That your petitioner ioond anoog TIE
assets of sad Cana Fsbk ave certificates OF the espts
.,cck of the said Lewis County Bark amounting IN al
70 a shares OF the par value Of $50 each, al stsncng
IN The rsrle Lyman & Lyon With an open power 81 al
torney n transfer said several csrnes's asehed u
sseh which ,sii stock held oy tee said Canal
a,k =, the time of ifs slre 1nst snons ne assets
Of the said Csnsl BNnk your petitioner ioens ihree
uotss given by said Lyman K Lyon, eseh for So -
dated April 2 lsis psysble ss months alter sA'e 80
l,terrs, 70 the order of Theodore Oco as CssheT oi
the said Canal Bank sod secured by scrip io Ss toses
Of the capital stock Of the ssid Lewis County bsnk
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For bal.nc, M. note. endorsed BY Geo. T.rb,n
a. coLIal.raI .ecnrI.y. Arlener \ E.nn.n
co.,. in .c,.emen. Of E B bennett. .ec, 81 70

"a farther collateral security. a morisage given by
James Hulhertt1 ElEar Artchc- and by him asst znea
said Bennett shall be assigned t. The Receiver said
mortsae Il more particularly described IN said petition
1ns sai Receiver shs b. ~ liberty proceed % the
collection ol Toe moneys secured thereby by 0rec0-
otherNiso, without waiting for any the said
notes % become due and shall apply the proceeds 10
the payment ~ sch oi said shall ~ tho tla Oi
the receipt ol such proceeds remain unpaid.
(Corv) /. VAN DEUSEN Clerk
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ifUm NJ n he si.rh v
Thssuo~of " gi e sh = O 70
TbsiG GhsaiiM iM Tbes o.
q
shsio JnuNy U
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Pawn a MAKrrS, Attorney.

Ar sssi.l Tss. % csrtr l-8 ,,s CT Ats
as .f Oca9~f lsf>tf-s-rt Ira Harsoa- Of
Jnstc-s -t.d lu-r
Ambrose Jordan, Attorney Gsneral II the state Of
Neg-York Gsaassi The President, Directors snd Com
pany of tie Canal Bank Albany On reading and hlng
the petti0n OF Arcrev White Receiver Of the said ca
nal Bank o. Albany heretofore appointed BY .a.I Court
a this suii duly verified thI day And On hearing John
y J.. Pruyn. oi counsel, iiis
Oraotf That the said Receiver Be and he Is hereby
authorized 20 compound and comProu.lse With the Al
bsny Gisss, Easnei and Porcelain Company. for toe
dsbs que from said Company 70 the said Canal Bank A.
The .tae OF = failure with tis exception of certain
part OF the said Indebtedness secured ~ Individual
dlrsemrnts ~ stated IN The said petition, The terms
therein mentioned on such other terms - ihs said
A-ceiyer may deem best and mos, 4die0us and there
upon - discaarge sad debt Or any part hereof with
tn exceptions Aforesaid
And als3 q release the stockholders mentioned h
said petition from their individual liability for the said
iu1e5tedness including certain note oraNn " John
p Pepper on their complying with The terms proposed
10 tust behalf and mentioned IN said petition. such
other terms As the ssii Receiver msy deem mos; al
vsnlsgeous Copy l. IAN DEUSkN, Clerk
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El-rEk d bird hsve received ~ late arrv..
. p1.n rssi1es tsore nsursi sixe,) founisirs lsr.s
ao,Hs iiie ae which, ogcthef with Ih-ir colleeron "
1917 seaPsar Chimney rsces, se shsy ossr a. NOD
"s's Pf'ees luu
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CANAL BANK EXPOSE
Coreladed fre,a Fr,t Psss.

so,..nd dollsrs lawful money Of the United states
- .erica 10 be paid 10 the said President, Directors
and Company their certsin Attorney or Ashsn, ioI
which payment well and truly TO Be msds: We o,n'
80. IA Administrators and each sDd every OF them,
s-,nlv by thsse presents Sealed with our seal ana
d.,sd tbis rrth day Of February lsss
"sse the shove boundeu John L. Crew hath been
al, .onclnted Clerk q the aforesaid Bsnk Nov,
sbsIefors the condition Of the sbove such
,ss, n the above bounden John !. Crew shah IN al
ss,ns. eel truIy faithfully ssd honestly execute ADd
terr he duties Of Clerk In the said Bank during bi'
son,inusncs therein then The above Obligation 70 -
voiS Other wise 20 rsmsin 10 fol- force and virtue
IS,snedo JOHN l. CREW Is
John T CREW, Il
ADOLPHUs COLBORS. -
wYNANT CRANSELL, Ls
NATHAN COLBORs. Ls
JOHg VAN VALKENBURGH, lLsl
IRA HARRIS. Us
ss.lad and delivered IN presence OF
n II HicEox, JACOB BAARESGER, H. H. HicKoX.
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Geaeral S.ssaf Of Gtirs Of ABaay GlH's Esensl lad
P5rr,isfa COMPANY
The COMPANY owe for the real estate occupied ~
them south Of aud Immediately al 1ining The south
ferry the SUN Of $1,000, beiag the whole Of the
sisralion m'aey. The purchase was nads from The
MohAWk and ii ldson Railroad Company. A.it0 uzh
the Company has expended considerable amount
upon the property 10 not probable that 10 woad
. forced sale bring more than the amount oi tie 10
cum5rsnce.
Cossof carpenters work hxtare,, and improvements
s,cortng - eepos;0a q 6. +. lmoire, made August
j.. i-i,. $4,000
Tasss 61rures are valuable IN the business. but
worth l.lte asids RON hose purposes, teyoHt he
value Of = materials.
us5is due Jgy Is. -
whoie amount cue tne Company sl3 30 53
Debts due by the Company. rXcia-
sve q Csasl Bank deoE..-----. ioyn -
S4-t- -
Ihe company about s15J9 for arrears q sasTiss
ard wages bot wolk Oa hand not incilict ID this
statement IS Sucsnt % meet this Az ant o. stated
~ Mr Dean snt W N1u
Work lnisasd In st0rs room, ., the card of
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g.,, A. he M he Is,sne ven '', . 90.
leoNSusc.rsD MONTHLY ToS rHs rnsvs'
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Leicesfer Academv.


THE Annual Exhibition OF this Institution will take
place WtdNesdiy the 15tk instant. in the First
Congregational Meeting House.
The usual exercises OF the Students that occasion
will ne preceded by Address from Hon. PLIsY MER-
RICK, 'mmencing at o'clock A. NJ
In this Seminary which has hereto received 90 b
era portion Of the public patronage instruction will
tinue 10 be given by four permanent Teachers with such
occasional Assis tans may tie required in all the
branches OF Enslih Education, together with the Latin
Greek, German, French and Italian Languages.
1t will be under the particular charge BUREIrr A.
Smith, Principal; WILLIAM w. RICE, Associate; HAN
son L. READ, Assistant; and Young Lady well quaii-
fed assist in the general instruction Of the classes
have especial care The Female Department.
limited number OF Students can be accommodated 10
the Academy Building. where the have been re-
Gently fitted up. and board may be obtained with
ard, Mr. George b. Woods, in the West Wing where one
more ofthe Preceptors reside
The Price Of Boald in the Academy, and in good fam
lies in the vicinity is two dollars per week. but those who
choose TO associate for the purpose may board themselves
at much less price.
Tuition in the English Branches s 50-Laneuages
$3.50 per quarter The next Ill weeks i'll com
mence on Thursday, September 9Th.
JOS A. DENNY, Sec'y. OF the Board Of Trustees
Leicester, Aug. /, le49. dtaI5wts6
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Williston Seminary.

THE Fail Term OF this institution will commence on
Wednesday, August zSth and continue twelve weeks
The brsrd of Trustees have elece Mr. JOSIAH CLARE
now at the head OF Leicester Academy Principal in
place of Mr. Luther Wright resigned Dir CLARK will enter
upon his duties al the commencement OF the Fall Term
Fix other male teachers appointed who abundant
ly qualified for their respective departments.
Pecepress of experience and ability will preside
the Female department. and will give French
and in other branches Thorough will be given
throughout the year. elementary and advanced classes
in vocal music Also lessons upon the Piano Forte, by
Superior teacher.
Drawing and Penmanshp will also be taught each term.
In the Fall and Winter terms, there will he a
Lectures with experiments in Chemisry and
Lectures and Illustrations in Natural Philosophy anC
Astronomy through the year; alo Lectures Geology
and Mneraogy often classes shall wish pursu,
those branches. WILLIAM BEMENT, Secy
Easthampton Aug. 6. w4w
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Valuable Paper Will for Sale
AT PLRLIC AICTI0N

Ia ClIUATED in The westerly part of the City of
safA - Worcester, with upright part 81 by "a feet
ell part So by Is ftp Brest whee iett and fait-
Machinerythree Rug Enginez-Ro "a inches long, with
cast iron eher and scFew wet machine with iron
rolls; Fire DRYER pair Of second press Rolls, firon
Calender Rolls e the Dryer; Reels Cutter ShaftiTg
Geering, Puies the back sie Of machine.
Also Press Screw for dry paper machinery, in coed
running order and built of good stock and well made
The Mil and Machinery 81 years since. Width
Machinery 40 inches. This Nil was the property Of
Josiah Rice, deceased
Said Mill and Machinery will be sold at Public Auction
the premises, on the fifteenth day Of September merit,
at ten O'clock in the forenoon.
JG.& d H. PERRY,
CHARLES BALLORD.
Worcester, Aug Is, 1s49. 5w
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DIAMOND POINT
S E THING MACHIN E

49, AT AUCTION. -
s. w. sELBY CO., will sell on WEDNESDAY,
~ Augua %, at clock at their sales room, No. 20
Man Sueet
l LARGE FILLETT SETTING MACHINE
Which will set No l6 Wire and any size smaller, up 10
NO 80 will set angular and round wire will cut dia'
mond or square point Also,
FOUR SMALLER MACHINES,
which will set No. 81 wire and sny size smaller will
set angular and round wire diamond square point
The above Machine. are all new, English make and are
FIRST rate Machines. They can be examined on Monday
and Tuesday, Aug 20 and 81 the Store of the subscr~
Der. g. w. SELBY. Auctr.
Worcester, Aug 10, 1919.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
L M COMINGS Physician and s


Having given his attention for some years to the treat
ment OF Chronic forms of disease offers his services
the afflicted in this and other ngland States Thoee
particularly who affected with Scroula any Cnta~
Eruptions, Rheumatism Gravel; Disease of the
Kidney or Liver with Old Sores Ulcers &c. that have
deed the the best Old School practitioners
in many cases radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous cases of White
Swelling that have been pronounced ncurable and ampu
tation recommended.
Persons at distance, suffering under the above com
plants or any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter, stating minoeIy the symptoms and history Of
the case We forward medicine and prescription by
Express Mail.
Those in the city, wishing personal advice or pescrp>
ton NAV find Us at our Residence aud Office. No. Chat
hnna Sireet Nalely Division ST. Worcesker. DIN 10
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To DaguerreotVpists.

THE subscriber Keeps constantly for sale Plates and
CASES of all sizes and every description in use,
PreserVers, Frames Mats, Glass, Paints Brushes, Ger
man, and American Biomine Iodine and ChoIorde OF
Iodine Mercury, Soda Rotten Stone, Chloride OF Gold,
Rouge &c. Every article sold will be warranted be
of the first quality.
This is HUMBUG ESTABLISHMENT, and the subscriber
does advertise stock in larger quantities than he
tudy has for sale. Purchasing IN larger quantities,
having better facilities Tor buying experience in
selecting and being determined this establish
ment the HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County,
the subscriber will sell stock from ue per cent
cheaper Than ii be purchased any other place in this
City Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, 142 Main street.
Worcester, July 26. dtf
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j. HOOKER, VI. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself aud solieits patronage from his friends aud
wishing MEDICAL aud SURGICAL aid.
He will not ntru the dispensing of Medicine the
inexperienced Individuals but will far spractcabe attend
o hmelf thus avoiding greatrisk to Patient aud Physician.
Jad !. diff
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NI q.

WILL NOT sell stock less than cost, at cost
but ctI sell reasonable profit. my facilities
great airy mans United States for obtaining stock
Bromine, Chi ride Of Iodine polishing materials,
and Plates, &cor sale reasonable advance from cost
Miniatures taken without regard to weather, which for
briancY of lone, unsurpassed at Nos Briney Hail..
July %, DIFF F. NJ. DAVIDSON.
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" ROSs's XpreSS forward all sorts 0

parcels and small through direct, over the Worce
Rail Road to Newport, FGu Rusr, Bristol and Warren
July %. dw
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HYDRO Elactric, or Water Light.

HVuTO EISCLIICl VI w dI6I 416HC'
FNHlS Light having been fully tested for months past
will be ready for public service as soon as letters
patent now pending are issued There several ea-
lures in this light which give il the preference TO
any other artificial of illumination Its pure white
ray enables The eye detect the incest shade OF coos
while il is perfectly Tree from the gmmer and wave
OF all other gas lights. The strongest wind DO not
affect It in the least and there are NO matches or other
gnitsd bod, required light it, the turning OF the facet
being the only act required produce light There Is no
scent whatever or danger OF explosion from the escape
per cheaper than any other gas kind whatever
so perfectly this light considered that the subscf
Der Is making arrangements with the u D. Govern-
ment for its Introduction into The light houses Persons
wishing the light into their stores or dwellings
can learn further particulars by applying to the subscri
Der. Jav 40 dtC II M.PAINE
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Y ES.

1T is a fact that DIR. A. w. VAN ALsTIN has
gone to "Calilornia." and also that F. M. DAN
lELSON having had charge of the operating during the
past I'VE months in the formerly occupied By him,
has purchased the stock fixtures The above named
rooms, having had four years experience in the DAGU
ERREoTTPE business in Boston and other places il conf
dent thai in point Of execution his miniatures cannot be
surpassed during three years he in the best
in the United Staes The patronage of the Citizens
OF Worcester and vicinity respectfully solicited
Ministries put into silk, 100; ard into velvet lined
cases Sl,50.
N. Stock constantly hand and for sale at reasons
able prices.
Worcester. July, 8, le49
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

THE copartnershp hereof existing by the OF GlL>
L MORE & ALBEE isby Mutua! consent, this day d is
solved. WIN. H. GILMORE,
Worcester, June l9 1879. A. P. ALBEE.
N. The Daguerreoptype business will be continued at
the old stand 235 Main ST. BY the Subscriber. Pictures
ken at all times without regard To weather. Perfect saac
ton charge. Please call aud examine my Life Like
Pictures and judge fer yourselves. WM. H. GILMORE
July B. dtf3taM
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CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS. 1874 Main Street.

dig. AANKNASs 1o& MAIN street, IS prepared 10
Teeth Without pain by the of this recently
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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j. TX. CLARK, WI ID,
HOMGOPAT PHYSICIAN

Ofice-Over the Store of c. Foster 81 Co.,
corner Of Main and Pearl Streets.
Office hours-from u to A. M and from II to 4, and
81 10 10 o'clock M: Q3-Boards at Am. Temp House.
ReferencsS-C. I'll. Skif, M. D., New Haven, CT; VIM.
Ingalls,, MD, Boston Charles Walker, ND Northamp
ton; G. w. swazey, NJ D., and Rev. R. ii. Conkin,
Springfield Col Jas Estabrook, A. Stocking, Worcester
Worcester, Mays. du
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Worcester, Aug ID, 1919.
Cattle Show f!

In order to make room for a LARGE
LOT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
previous to the coming CArTE SHcw, the
subscribers will CLOSE OUT their re-
naming stock of SUMMER CLOTHING
at greatly
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING
New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT I'D MAIN GTREET

New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT l42 MAIN STREET
The subscriber has induced the great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester 10 purchase one
OF VOlGrLANDER's QUICK CAMERAS which is OF
an entire Hew construction, with which types be
made almost Instantly.
Daguerreotypes OF CHILDREN made with this Came
ra with astonishing perfection and beauty
Also received one ofVoighaHder's Mammoth Cameras
so constr ucted TO take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT This Camera is of tuice the size
ard any other in this city, and GRoUPs OF from
TO 80 persons be taken with il large plates
az TO give every figure easy and graceful position
Six years practical experience with the use OF large
skygh the above Cameras and every advantage which
he mentioned, enables the subscriber make Nina
lures equal 20 the best made BY the first Artists in Boston
or New York JFCali aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
TTDSeuerreoty psts can find whole half quarter and
medium PlaIes and Cases and every article in
nished At manufacturers prices.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY,
Has been well described the greatest temporal blessing
which be enjoy ed by human being, aud medicine
has yet been invented conducive The preservation
OF corporeal and mental Health, than the REV. HIB-
BARDiS VEGETABLE AMBITIOUS FILLS. On
or land, ia all cmes and all amid the
close ar oil crowded cities, the miasma q Southern
swamp the maiaa of the terra e0teHtes of Mexico,
The deadly night dews of the West Indies, they will be
found M aperient and antebre medicine of wonderful
potency and To the sedenary and active,
him who remains fixture the work bench the desk
and to him who wanders in far of lands settles in
Countries where the elements OF death rife an habit
ual recourse TO these Pills win prove The saegua
against sickness. The dose in health preventive of
disease, and regulator Of the system, from quarter
TO ha Pill each night, going bed As curative,
two or more Pills may sometimes be necessary. Thee
Pills. from their extraordinary purifying and corrective
properties should be universally used during the spring
months.
Co, and e. A E. Harrington, and by Druggists
ally. eop23l
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FLANNELS! FLAMNELS

FLAWWELS! FLANNELS 7!
WE are now receiving excellent assortment OF
w FLANNELS consisting of
ard Plain Set Flanneis,
] and / do Reow do
j q I and 4 White Domet, g
i "445464 While all Wool,
4 4 Shaker Fianness very fine ard heavy.
Heavy Twill Set do &c. &c,
which will lie sold al the lowest market prize.
HALL Al THOMPSON,
1874 Main st. opposite Central Hotel.
Aug n dis6w
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LOST, LOST,

IN Thursday, the I'd day nf August, q TWEED SACK
and Jobbing and Directory for ls4e IN the
Pockets Whoever VIII return the same 10 the suesefi-
Worcester, Aug. 2. det DANIEL BROWN.
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HORSES AND WAGON FOR SALE.
- PAIR Of good team Horses, harnesses
I'm n and Wagon, together with good run Of
NN custom. The above will be sold al a bargain.
@--@ Terms Of payment easy. Inquire OF the subs
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