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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-26
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

NeWe1h01 DSmAfcs
THIS ROAD CONNECTS Wni-e River Junction, the
vermons Csnsda. and Pssssnpsic Rsifcsds
with Concotd, Manchester, Nashu LOWELL Bostoa
Lawrence. ssIem Worcester, and Norwich Roads
the from part OF Canadn Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire 10 Buston.
This passes though the Capitals Of New Hampshire
snd v-rmoat the fare sad freight loo BY any
AFR jolly is, is50, Passenger Trains in with
the above Roads Boston Depot the Lowell
Road fos West Lebanon Wells River, Montpelier Bur
haston IS A. and ~ NJ, and for Bristol IL Nj
West Lebanon Nashus, Lowei, Bsssos- Grotoa
Junction. Worcester sud New York TOO A M, and Loo
p. M, Bristol e2i A. A., Tho arrival the
from Wslis River and Burlington.
Passengers the Csn,Ial and Passumpsc Roads
Concord and Nashua arrive Grotou Junction. Worcester
and New York quick and cheap by any other
special Calffs Tfssn will 60 Oh oagh TINS
ev-ry Tus-dy, without stoppiae. There cattle
good The Iascsnx about 34ths II
mile Porsrs By this arovess have enls
the advantage Of the Cambridge and Brighten Markets
s,o market Manchester, Nashua, LOWELL Lawrence
and Slem.
Freight Trains daily each ray lSundays excepted
i'rutai Pa.sumpsic, Northern, Conc.rd Nashui
and Lowell Roads asd fem burlington. W- River and
the Depot Lowell Road Bo.tou. Merchandise of all
tnds carried cheap and expedousy ANY other
route.
ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concord, " n. Juae, %, 1850 63,f
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NO'EfCE.

hereby given that application will be made to the Logic
lAiuss Of Vermont At IL neat Session To Construct
Bridge the outlet Of Lake Champaign upon
the Vermont Canada ksrOsd opposite Rouses Point
Septembcr 10, 1910 81
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LIVERY STABLE.

VHE subscriber has recentv purchased the Hoscs and
carriages of A. Wool, Of the Vtiuge Hotel, where
ne would he happy its old patons aud the public
generally and will endeavOr give sstsfactson TO those
may give him call Those leaving The Al Mont
pe,er III find resainess this stable To
take them where they may wish 70 Tenn. reasonable
TIMOTHY CROSS.
Mon,pelie, Aug 9Th. lssO IS
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Co r. resprcrahe druseis,s Wrote to Ms. 1--WE have ~,
place Of an important cure Of consapfos which BsAss
IspAS DALsAM M p1oauesa en- i1e ne G
N oi nls ~no y ,ns ox o aerno "a
dangerously diseased ts, be, friends ssisysd ingo.
ali other hope utterly faded Size COMMENCED taking BR1NTS
PULMONARY BdLSdM and its medical efficacy hss raised
her from that she Is sony about and az
snd evident thai she IL indebted BRANrS
BALSAM recovery long severe, dangeF-
sickness and her consider med
icine invaluable"
>~~ -
AA16EiO kAO00 IA6 GRAVE.
No.. pnArr = EosrrR .,-r-n,,,, If ~, r,-,,,,r
cona said BRfvT'S BdLSdM had efecfed cures of such
ssr en shmede,nr esuId IL add err. that 5ad ra,.a
sss a. ~ from H. essyE-some ,b.f pvse:sns md m t
e S ,d N.Y.. 3, 0 ga m 81
.or. sdisiss He them An no hope nas @ began to ske
~ uds.
HR>,~ N>..&:- <a
many OCuSumPC1OuSC uIeo-
Mr. q II CLARK merchant, cl,.ae u,.y,~ -,,,,f, n y
rnte 10 inf,rn n thaf IRA NT.s PI,IMOSARY BxisAY
sod readily CIas ano SAID; u me statements OF some o.
can be relied on ts medical virtues have cured n
90 hopeessly consdered BY pryseiane
5ends pas, Po;sS,y OF elrs; and yet the facis s,s
o'A'A . 'A-'~- ~ 's'o'sN 'i<" ~ ftAf Ell hAA'A
I.YNdG2 RI.En-WIJST nTEI
Nj . IEhn .eyesan ~ ,s 1000 eolafE " T.
80 -. y =. 49, ~. - 2 y 3 = LIE %
sici.ns had nd .s d. Wssn be shins Brsas
Medicine BE could moi rsise hs hand 70 his head he M al
lsags md every symptom indicate
Uver county He used only ss 5ot Il hss also eurrd
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CONSUMPTION

In s Chrissiunirsd snd civilized counrres esused
larger proportion Of deaths Than oer maady that acs
die human fauiy and until within few yesrs 'Lers has
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs. PRATT FOSTER. ~ereAanfs Of West co-n1,aH.
Cona- said BRdNT'S BdLSfM had efecfed of
hopeless Of CoSsrNrTioS their thai
other coughmedcine could be sold there; that had
from the that physicians and ali the
friends said MUST DIE. One gentleman, particular
that his physician told him take
medicine He then. Aen hope is began rske
BRANTS BALSAM-SoI wELL-s1.i Is sci a
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Many consumptions Cured.

Mr.. s H. CLARK. merchant Ggds nsy.e s,s..s Z Y
inform that BRANTS PULMONARY BALSA4
sold readily Clyde, and sad Ii The of Of
Respectable people, and personal visible kowledse
be relied medical virtues have cured many
evscns several of whom acquainted with, who
hopeeeey sick TO be considered. BY physicians and all
friends, past possibility OF and yet the facts are
BRANT'S BALSAM hes restored them PERFEcr HEALIH"
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500 YARDS
1000 YARDS

FRENCH, German, English and Amencan BROAD
L CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, DOE-SKlNS, BEEVER
CLOTHS, Sattinetts, Tweeds, &c.
Just received and offered very low prices compared
with the price OF Wool
Sept 30. 80 sTORRs & LANGDON.
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GER NAN MEDICINE STORE,
No l20 ARCH Street, duo boow SIKH (lae Of 17e
Race Suset,) Philadelphia, aud BY respectable dcsIers
sensis.y throughout the countiy, e3;ly
ErFor sale also By 8. K COLLINS. Messpciies, VI.
-. man, and deem noth.ny xhIch r,i.,s. h, man "a.
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BEWARE OF couUNTERFEITs

BEWARE OF CouUNTERFEITS
This medicine has attained high character which 10
necessary for all medicines induce
forth spurious article Of the liver Of those
who innoeeutiy deceived : :
II GFLook iOeA 10 the marks Of the Genuine.
They have the written signature of c. NJ JACKSON up
on the and the blown BOTTLE spitAs.f
paseA they are spa ROSS. sF gfF1
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Valuable and Desirlbie Esta,v ~

Ia HE subscriber Of Is for sale, the very We
fsasS Real Estaeon wNh he now resides beautifully
.1.x situated ON the Main rect i'm Worcester few rods
south of the City Hall and cannon opposite the inersec-
ton of Souhbrdge Street HE premises consist of about
$4,000 f. of land having of 100 feet each running
through from Main street street, with sufficient depth
to divide so as to lots on both streets The
Buildings situated on III Main street 'front.' and consist
of Dwelling House ye thoroughly built and one OF the
convenient in the cEand good Stable and Carriage
House.
On the premises a chi variety Of the choicest fruit
trees to be found in The Entry selected with great
and cultivated in the bes% manner. Amonsf them are %
pear trees. 80 plum q kes IL cherries DC &c, nearly
all of them in bearing e with an abundant supply OF
Currant, Goosebces hpberries &c. for the culture OF
which the soil is admiraIE adapted.
This allowed to be Ne of the peasantest and most de-
sirable residences in Titv and from its proximity to
business locations NAV t any time be prontaby devoted
to business purposes ke optition of the owner If de-
sired it will be dividhd either front sold separately, or
the whole will be sold Eeher at such price will render
il good investment II
The terms of payme can be made easy II desired, In
quire of JOHN MILTON EARLE.
Worcester ID mo II 1850.
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-4,zs1 IA
running order, large portion II wItUh n-4
only few months-with two substantial Water " nees,
Fumes, DAMS and main geerng, in rstrate repair, with
Constant supply of water. TwentysiX Land Home
for AGENT tenemens for the operators with other Oubud
ngs all ready to be put in operation Printing Cloths
Reference may be made to
RUSSELL DART 1913 Maiden-lane, NEW
or to w b. LEONARD, IS Beaver-st, York.
one wliower and pipe whiting picker, spreader,
lap rollers water casks cardng engines, draw
ing cans two railway heads and fixtures square grinder
eight drawing heads, grinder three slubbers each "a
spndes rowing bobbns, six fly frames each sixty spindle
ny rollers extra rollers dripping tins quadrant reels and
rubber bobbms seventeen seactng mules yarn boxes
ing boxes lamps skeevers rowing bobbns balance ele
Vator extra mule rolls drippers, &C. six SPOILERS four
Wrappers ana cees link dressers, spoos section beams
brushes screen press cster harnesses reeds loom
beams window curtains casks and tubs drawing frames &c.
one hundred and sixty looms and fixtures temples sutes,
aprons lamps sndres. Horses &c, in barn. Bell and
frame IN cupalo one guage lathe hand lathe FORGE &c.
work bences circular plates and dies all the betting
throughout the MILL eight ting and traveller frames each 1872
spmdes fourteen cards clothed slubbng Frame spin
dies one dubber or tapping machine railway drawing
heads, three ny frames, each so spindles. DIV IA
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House his, Houses, &c.

- DEAUTIFUIHOTS containing nearly an acre
NA ID each deirbkllly situated Paramount half
Gl mile north Zine Court House, unequaled for beau
~ of location and for those who prefer to live little
ont and own a LARGE II for a very moderate cost
Finely situated lois on Harvard Street, the elevated
land directly west allie Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining in theb larket
Very desirable ION the Brewery Estate near the west
ern Railroad Denot Ind in other parts of the city,
Also several Ddng Houses in different parts Of the
city Good Ganlekg land by the acre, and other Real
nronertv FIR sale E6e most accommodating terms, by
Feb "a kodstf ID. ;. MESSENGER.
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hisiia b. fra'' 1's'9"' 49, s .ss;;S;T....s

3. 3. PRATT, lTssidsats--
DANIEL SHARr, tR.. p3ce President
FHHiS COMPANY continues to INSURE LIVES
Il on the most favorable terms.
DIVIDEND OF PROFITS must be very large, owing to
the peculiar advantages which life members in this Com
pany and the and good judgment of managers
IfdUettnS and residence privileges unusually liberal
SPECIAL PERMITS for and for foreign residence
always granted AT REDUCED RATES
LIBERAL CREDIT given If desired premiums for Life
Policies, the amount being 40 OR MORE.
in the profits.
GEO. A. Bates NJ. D., MEDICAL EXAMINER.
~ The best pamphlet Life Insurance and all de
sired information upon the subject may be obtained BY mai
written Tor post paid, at the Agents Office in WOR
JESTER, over the Store Of C. FOSTER & Co.,
222 MAIN STREET
Jan 15 1850. dstf JOHN FIELD Aoeot
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NEW FALL GOODS.

1VLW ALL 0OUUOs
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
those in this City and vicinity, that he has in Store
and will I've in daily receipt of NEW FALL GOODS--com
prsins Of the best assouments of
CLO0E and Dress Goods
that can be found in this City, such
THIPET, MERINOS, LYONESE. ALPACAS, MOHAIR
LUSTRES, ORLEANS de LANES, PRIMES, &c.,
of every variety style and price that be found ia the
market Also, Ige assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
such Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and ShrtingS,
Tckngs FEATHERS, Burlaps, Crashes, Diapers,
Table Linens Dleached Brown and Cod Table Covers &c
FlaMnelS.
have also large and well selected If Elan
nels consisting in part of Red Twed Grey do, Plain do
Isleachcd and Unbeached Cotton do all OF which will be
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
ShlaWIS! ShaWIS!!
splendid assortment of All Wool CASH MERES. Tlbet
SILK, and BAY STATE Long and Square SFIAWLS Of
of every size, quality and price from 81 SI2.
Hosiery and Gloves.
have on hand and shall keep the best assortment
Mems Womens and Children's Hosiery and Gloves that
can be found in this city.
Wooden Yarns.
also, have hand aud shall keep the
of Yarns of every variety and color and well supplied
with all kinds of EDGINGS, INsERTlNGS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &C., in short, every article
usucy kept in Thread Stores All Of above Goods will
be sold at the lowest possible prices
Remember the No 2l4 Main Street.
SI9dwistt N. w. BATCHELDER.
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For THE AFFLICTED.
Dr., Hanning's Patent Body Brace.

2. TT,gIs Celebrated PATENT LACE or BODY BRACE, is
1cient relief to persons aborng under the follow
ing and analogous maladies and symptoms Asthma
CONSUMPTION, and other diseases of the LnngsSpnal Cur
yatnes- bronchitis and other affections of the ThroaLoss
of Voce4p Diseases, ScrOfuous Swellings, Distortions
Rheumf ism, Neuralgia, Headache Want of Sleep, Papita
ton tic Heart Dsordeed Circulation of the Blood Kid
ney Afons numbness and GOODNESS OF the ENtremites-
painful difficult, suspended Menstruaon-Palsy, Govt
Falling N the Womb, Leuchohoe Whites Dropsy, Piles
Constipation Whered and Decayed Limbs, Weakness of
Chest fertigo Dull Pains in the Sides Pains and weakness
in the BACK, &c. &c.
The following certificates will shoY what is thought of
DR.. Bahning's Patent Lace, &c, viz
From Prof Mott, and other Physicians of NeW York.
The Undersigned have examined DIR. Bannngs novel views
pathology of many affections of the vice
ra and believe them highly interesting and worthy the se
Falcntine Mott. MD. J.Kearney RodgersM.D
en B. r. wa hsy D. y Mf Mene Sn0s D. d.
Fpm Rev CalebJ. Tenney, d. D., of Northampton, for
medE of Wehersfeld, Conn.,.
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice, which, for
thrt years almost total. Subsequently my voice
continued weak and ndstnct. One year ago. commenced
the se of Dr. Bannngs Brace have found very marked
anddecded advantage it, increasing speak
inand the strength of my voice. Now, although preach
on or twice. ALMOST every Sabbath should scarcely at
teAp the servico IL ALL if had in application
th{ principles of u Banning's Brace which from my
hbwledge of its certain utility in my case, cheeruly
lug. e! 5, is4s g. '''''S " INV CALEB j. TENNEY
DIR. KNAPP g. CO., the undersigned, have pur-
Chased the right of this faramed Patent Lace, or Body
Face for the County of Worcester and are now ready to
A and apply the instrument patients, either at their
n residences or at their said Office, No 245 (Ur STAIRS
N STREET They will sell the right to make vend and
be the said Lace in few and few only, OF the towns OF
dis County on advantageous to the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many more OF
hmiar nature the undersigned have with their MAGNET
rs. or ELECTROPATHiC REMEDIES, treated very
Eessuly and will continue do either with or without
he application and expense of the said Lace or Brace
patients NAV prefer The instrument is light, neat, and
easily adjusted and can be worn by gentleman or lady,
without the least pain Inconvenience. The public is in
yited to call and examine the article at their SAID once
all explanations, the said Laces, and the Magnetic
remedies gratutously given. References to many cases
cured and Others now under their treatment in this REGION
given to any application. :. =. hMArr,
Worcester, Feb 6, 1850. dtf N L. ChlLDs'
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Valuable Property for Sale

!: :: s:
ment There are Even Dwelling Houses containing thr-
teen Tenemes I'D about an of vacant Land bounded
on one side by tbJCanal and Mipond and three sides
by Streets The houses now for enough pay interest
and on the ce asked for the Estate and in part of
the CITY the ptpecve of property greater than here,
owing to the contemplated Depot arrangements close by
large portion of NE purchase may remain mortgage and
opportunity FOR investment or speculation is ohered
which will arc again occur For further information, APP
ply to u. . MEooiNGEh.
Feb 10. dWlsIm
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Ponds Free Picture Gallery

Nd MOmOchrOmatic Academy is now ORE for
n visitors and pupils in FLAGG BUILDINGS, I'd story
The finest specimens of Monochromatic Painting in the
country will from time time be exhibited in connection
with other works OF the beautiful gallery above men
toned, daily from 9 10 ~ A. NJ, and from 10 P. M.
An opportunity Is offered those desiring to re-
ceive instruction in Monochromatic Paintings style OF
picture making easy and rapid Of execution and
beautiful when completed. None know Of their capacity
for dr. iwng Till opportunity has afforded them the means of
testing it Every who has received instruction.
presses satisfaction aud delight the progress
lessons of fifteen hours. The un9ual-
flied praise this 10 of drawing received from almost every
quarter he Mechanics Fair conclusive evidence that
is only be known To be Appreciated and receive the
tenton the lovers Of the fine Mr. Ponds rooms are
furnished with every convenience for giving inst rucon in
this desirable accomplishment
TERMS-l5 lessons one hour each, Sc.
Glass exclusively fer ladies, from 9to II A. NJ
Glass for Ladiesand f:entemen, from 2to SPIN
Evening lass, ffun Ito 9PM
Evening Class except Wednesday and Friday.
Extra charge for private instruction at the house.
ycTMnterials furnished wholesale and retail.
Worcester, Dee 3. diff
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House to Let.
HORSE SIIOElNG

n WILL be strictly attended to at the Shop at
GA w the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET by the sub
XII scAer All persons who have lame horses by fiat
feet false ters, or Interfering are invited to CALL as
believe Five them satisfaction Tor think ihey are all
caused by III fitting the shoes and bad shoeng thnk
know this fbm my own experience There Is difference
between tit foot and narrow contracted loot-so all
horses shot not be shod alike not shoe Is no beheht 10
he oo-h had better be kept in the pot than to turn
il on the hCkes foothills is my opinion.
ISAAC WOODCOCK,
Feb dwtf Mechanic Street.
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Webster Classical school,.


'FHE Spring Term will commence on WEDNESDAY, PEB.
2Oth, and will continue eleven weeks. This School is
designed to fit young either for College for business
and TO 40 1t In the most thorough Also
young ladies in all the branches thorough education
lew pupils can board the family of the Principal where
they will receive and discipline nearly possible
parental Board also be obtained in the neghbOrhood
Price OF Board with Principal, $500 per week.
Tuition, $500 to $3.50 per quarter.
in French. 200 do
in Music (pianoforte) 500 do
REFEREES FOR WORCESTER Co.-Peter G.. Bacon, Esq.
Worcester; Rev. L. Cary, Webster; s. c. Hartwel NJ d.
soutbbridge Rev. J. Thayer Webster; Rev. o. s. Scarns
southbridge. N. b. COOKE, A. NJ, M. D.,
Webster Feb g. dw2ws Principal.
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FOR NALE or EYCHANcE

AM 'fNHAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER, known as
f.!af L MOUNT PLEASANT" 1t consists of about
s&i4L Fiiy acres OF choice Land and fine House every
way hlfed tor family OF leisure, or with little expense
couh De admirably adapted Hydropaihc estabsh>
meh For terms. this office of The subscr;.
yer ~ Tue 'enira Eank. WIN. DICKINSON
Worcester. Dec 10.
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n Immediately.
G That will Bite"

EW A VALUABLE WATCH DOG, two years old
~Al4. n mixed blood of Newfoundland and Mastif.
Previous to present ownership he was trained as
Sporting Dog, and, like Gen. Taylor never surrenders
Said Dog large good n1tured, and dOce accustomed TO
carry bundles He has also, entire set OF the Real
Dony Teeth that will Bite" which he will exhibit to any
one who listurbs him while duty. The present owner
having farther need Of his services, will dispose OF him to
any one In want Of a Faithful Watcher. Inquire at this
Oaice disf Feb 10.
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CALI
HALL & THOMPSON

HALL & THOMPSON
WILL OPEN on WEDNESDAY, January 23d. a
w and choice selection of
English and .4merican PRINTS, spring styles.
Also, New Styles
LANCASTER GINGHAN1S and M. dc LANES.
Together with many other kinds of
NEW GOODS, which will be sold AS LOW as our neigh
bora selling their od goods. Please call and examine
Jan %. davis
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THE whole of the SECOND STORY over the New Yorl
store next TO the American Tempe rance House. In
9ulte OF Ia L. ARCHER, or o. F. STEBBINS, at the New
York Store Do6dtf
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Now is the Time

Now is the Time
TO EXAMINE the Largest Stock of Rich FRENCH and
! GERMAN CLOTHS, DOESKINS, CASSIMERES,
VEsTINGS, &c. &c. selected expressly for the CUSTOM
TRADE, exhibited in this city.
Also, Specimens of the latest styles of Garments may be
seen
HUDSON'S Cloth, Clothing and Furnishing
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. Flagg Building, opposite Central Hotel.
Feb Is. d3miH
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Chemicals, &c.
Store to Let.
KMEeaakiaaPS.

q A. ROWLAND has the largest assortment Of Valen-
>. tines found In the city, and is daily receiving adj
ditions and will sell them wholesale and retail at the cit,
prices. Merchants supplied very low.
Worcester, Feb Is. dwlwe
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Wanted ImmediateIy.


BOY, Is or l6 years old, at II. s. MOORE'S Tailoring
IA Establishment, No. 2l3 MAIN STREET,
Feb 4. DIFF under u s. Hotel.
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FOR SALE
Isichards's CirCaSSiam Oil,
FOR THE HAIR


Ez&ZDA TINRIVALLED for Cleansing and
AkV y Purifying the ScaIp-Remouirlg
MMG y or preventing BdIdness-Iaparting a
AE ;, II splendid glossy Ltstre to the Hair and
MlMEM IA rendering itEso # and fe1ibLe- Retain
9ySykKB AIM ing the Hair in place after comlbing
k%g1lNNM sINKZm brushing or curling.
@Sz&SM S&zWSsM The study of the nature and proper
V7MR ~U@sM vi ties of the Human Hair has of late
W. ftN Sceived much attention from scientific
~ ~ ~ Recent discoveries have SUBJ
santated the facts that the life and growth of the Hair is
strictly analogous that of vegetables and that its nours
ment and beauty depends upon secretion of peculiar oily
moisture which emanates from the scalp This substance
only supports the HAIR but its color and bril-
ancy and prevents its fading falling But when il
happens that this secretion is deficient the Hair Immediately
loses its brancy, it becomes coarse, faded and falls Off
Some time ago my attention turned TO this subject and
abored long time in preparing article similar to that
naturally secreted for the HAIR that when the powers of
nature failed, it might be applied substitute After
series of trials and experiments at last succeeded in my
discovery of the CIRCASSIAN OIL which admir-
ably substitute for the natural secretion Physicians
who have examined the OIL pronounce it the best and
natural remedy for the Hair prepared and its prece
denied far fully the character bestowed
upon it.
This article is believed to unite ExcELLENcIEs
of the various preparations for sale
THEIR NoxIoUs INGREDIENTS. The proprietor only asks
fair and impartial trial Of this Oil When used will
recommend itself. Price 25 cents per bottle
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS T. LAZELL, No. POI
Main ST., and NJ. B. GREEN, 2l6 Main st. Also, by Drug
gss Apohecares throughout the United States Mexico
and the Canadas JOSEPH RICHARDS, Proprietor,
Jan 81. d2mis Quincy, Mass
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HENRY WOODWARD,
ARTS

No. Warren Block, Pearl ST., Worcester.
" Instruction given in DRAWING and PAINTING on mod.
Jan 10. crate terms. d3mis
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New Insurance aDMic,

(OUer The Store Of c. Foster 4 Coz
S22 MAIN STREET
FTNHE subscriber is authorised TO effect INSURANCE
against FIRE several of the Offices in the
country
Also, Agent for two Offices that take EXTRA H4ZARD
Gus property.
Also, Agent for the UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY JOHN FIELD, Agent.
Worcester, JAM Is, 1850 dlstf