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Messrs. Stanton x Co-Iiav.s bon 4c.u.H.tt a0t
Your ln,menI tu' shor tiics -ii cas- tv-ti. 20 -at
worth M fIHIiy.
~ vile ha- b-ru 81 ced with ilsaas.a sH-- ra
attended with cEcfuf .ia- ias a.s- zane
pioy ed The lraf4 Ell pht-iC.a t4 -
,ad Eighteen Doiltr- uG sae prv~ctlltr. rc.i 4te
gladly paid hundreds a iu- B. t-,- rs ai
ard 0i HUnt- iIumet- she ils Use % i.-i H II. OPP af
months, atd a>funishrent hs- r-.u ia i iurF
Before u-tn- Huns Llitg4t she hia a-4 ID
walk iva ysafs. she l.e a.ie sal. --t
sTk around -atf d iHi ~ai-
Mt received from yout sieut mcJc-n". SOP -f-
her rToui w4ii YOU sld li oiusf- d.. e's
aud PLY s.et4n-, value your LAiiucul .A. -
AoGfs respect,
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Tue sub-croers having been appointed the youora
Probate Court for the District Of Wasb,nutnn romm;.
sioners TO receive, examine and adjust all CLAIMS and de-
ands Of all persons against the Israel Wood late
oil Barre, said district, ed
and the term of moai from the Sd day January
allowed by said 10 the creditors of deceasr to-
exhibit aud prove their claims
notice that will attend /. duties OF our
msnt at the dwelling house # widow God in Bar,
in SAID District the 18th March and st day Of
July, al one o'cioek afternoon each Of said days
Barre, January 9Th, A. u 1852.
JUSTUS kETCUUN, Commits.
81 WILLIAM B. FOSs, sioneis.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
AFTER NDy 5tgko

7, NIWEI.UW, Asst Snpefntt ndcnt.
burlington, Dec. 10, ls49. Gitf
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Steamboat Connecticut,
INLAND ROUTE,

10 NEN NoRh, arriving al about >, a.
Or lodge IN SpT sed, aud proceed morng at 30
by the Hartford and New Haven, New Yors and New
Haven KsIllo IracIIng Ne: NnrA al 7. VI. by tho
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. W FRENCH, Of HgSiIie HAsdile comfy. Michigan
OF January. les, wrote follows have been
practice med cine in this Tacr for nine years
obliged quit lie prRciiee Of profession u conse
OF % health was severely afflicted with Chrome
iis>rse Of IHrgS. that THE Coz
sUrTloS ns dout lcau he'd almost ncess NJ hi and
and had and soreness IN my chest eide ana
tired the rrmei recommended by Tue fnpsi skiifu
Sire profession all effect. excepting the nausea AMI ae-
hlfy ciI-ed ny trn- Vreud a-nins patent ued-
err-. and have fh nov IN them senerei.y But was
fluceiHs experiment. than through i=-ip Try
bottle o. BRAS17S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; and
scsnpwcd for the benefit OF lie R ced or whom
serve. that the effect of the most
prompt and saary Of medicines ever Witnessed The
esrc Of al my practice Ny cough COS Immortality reieref
alcu DAYS was free from n.
c-t aud pam. and consider md ''o1osaoe agsey
, MAN
L. acli..n .Iae
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DASSENGt-R TRAINS IN connection wtth fhc Cen
tral, Pas-uuV-ie c-Hrori, Manchester Lawrence,
Nashua Y Wofc, s-ct Lowell - Boston Riilruads.
Leave Boston from the Depot of the lowell Road for e-
bacon, Wells River, Montpelier, Waterbury, Vi at ~
NJ ard Tor Bristol Il T. IL
Leave Lebinou for BOSTON, GFoinn Junction, II 20
A. NJ and rsru A. NJ the arrival Of he
from u els H.,cr und Aou prii-r
lhs road c the VI Ueniri and Pas>umpsic roads
with the Conc.fi, Ntsiua nd Lowell Roads aud I'll
and quiokr; fom CaEadt Northern and Cea
trai vermont, and New Hampshire, to !ioSeu
Pl--easers from the Central aud Pt=-ump>c Railroads,
vi Concord Manchester. and Nshua, at Gruton
junction, Worcester, aud New Nob, Guck che
by any "th rnutr aui earlier 81 Iil-ion
A iauhiss r-us, til has been pre-
pared the iti,,, Road Wifin n.- Of Portrrs.
Special Tram It, cattle Wi 90 ii. nGh THIS route
TUESDAYS Wiihnut p3ing.
FREIGHT TRAINS iat ire Nerihefn. Central, and Pas
np>Ic Roads the Dclni Lovc Road Bos-
ONSLDA SILAkNS, Agent.
Concord y II. Octoher. y, 1879 IS
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SCHOOL BOOKS
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
SWANS SCHOOL READERS.


THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PART l. which
IL intended for beginners. Price 10 cents.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PART H., con
tanning Exercises ATticul on erranged Ia connection
with easy Reading Les sons. Price Il
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PART III is de-
signed Cor the Pirsi Class Prm Schools, and for the
Lowest Class in Grammar Schools. Price y cents.
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL READER, is designed for
the Middle Glass IN Grammar Schools II contains Exercises
10 Articulation insed connection with Reading Lessons
Price As
THE INSTRUCTIVE READER. The Instructive Rca-
der, Course of Reading Natural History Science and
Literature designed Tor the Schools. Price %
THE DISTRICT SCHOOL READER, is designed foi
the highest Glasses Public and Private Schools.
tnns Exercises Articulation psuse, lnecrions of the
Voice, &c. with such dulles and Suggestions deemed
useful TO Ihe Learner II also complete Glossary
Of the Classical illusions which the Reading Les
sons Price 81 cents.
THE SPELLING BOOK, consisting OF Words in Col
and Sent nces, Oral and Written Exercises
gethel with Pehxes, AAes and Important Roots iio the
Greek aud LatiJ Languages. Price 20
This popular Of books compiled by Mr. VII
u swan, the weli-known Principal the Mathew
School, Boston. From the very rapid general nltoduc
nto choos They have Obtained throughout the prnci-
pal cities and 10 Of he Unie State, believed that
they beer adapted the OF schools than ANY
cfheis.
COMMON SCHOOL ALGERIA AND KEY, by THos
sHKRwIS, Principal of the English High schuo, Boston,.
Price q.
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FOR NiiW-NORN!
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
FARE-rEON
WALPOLE TO NETWORK,
50, 100.

rTRAINS lenve Briti,buo' AT 30 T. NJ. and 5, r. ".
the ARRIVAL ct The stage connecting with the iiesh
ire anl -uli Ivan L tilrnsd At ~ airor.
Passengers BY leaving Montpelier Well
River and ~ alpic all 3JPM.iakc the Aococ'
z. NJ train Briri!eboru- Springfield a. IA
NJ, and proceed b; the Hartford and New Haven KaII
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LUNGS EIND- MUST DYE i.

Mr. : TERRY Hc-o6Isi. Rpyop. Oeaesre eaa-fy \ T.
WROTE Aszu-f-i 1885, hkANf-S MEDICINE s,ieue
dcfs here q la CARED rf Cousin Tl viy-
ini De. When he need ukae RrIni's
Medicine. he could ms 1T
te hHys ard every symptom seemed fcate ia he
die bu- SLIM go A he l. t 20 labor asii rides all
NE COMFY He USED o4iy tofes. l. has
youas .aly at Caasar Fiin dreams county, Inch lrr
father So " diefor soffG
Mr MILLER. merchant The same place. has certified 10
. itfff t.4 a. a.ft.f rnrrff
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSAM

cures ryv many strongly arked md dreicf e'ss
of CoNsriPrio 'e ~sd'"Jrd cnses OF Hioc'"
cf and dafsod NGS-such were never
cured ly other med cine SO utterly hiss were
the ai cited persons TO have been pr"n"uiccd y
uivseiaRs ffiEuds he DYING. SiiHc VINO
had heir hurucoies made, have been ed AMI ye 1--we
iirrs said woukl live another dy now US
el hearty iiey
Ill The censnr and purifying virtues nearly as
powerful and as iae preparation winch VIE call
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Many consu1nptions Cured.

Nj. : ~ CLARK. merchant. (il'c hispee o,safr- " Y.
if ~, rs ti-' 9EtN1-S PULMGAAEN EA!SAM
readily c. de. ani sai a, 81 u
uosie I' pie ana personal Auuv, -is-.
uts CA cured mp
iire rcfslrs several ct om un acoia ui.l with Mo
hoicr--y 90 Dee -rti, li and MI
friends. past possibility cure, Nj. srr
BKANI,- BALSAM n r.s,ne lell a. n Ear
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- ~ l. . -At l4
Standardization.

trsi., JUNE l- b, .----
Having used Hunts Linimsut iui cd ' = ne
hIh b., been Cam l-t-l, s-iui,d t. .is 'ir- 80
lam Tor man, couipl Isl, A-s- la rt
uth". case riiec ef speedy ans pea-n cufr- u -t
chrcriuly itc,m.ucua Ia Tho lusii- q r'tats
meutcIut, aud anies ul4 s. h.se DO ls
house would not 1e - thout h. d.. tn 'sale- t.s -
H. d. KELr.
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THE NATIONAL PSALMIsT

j. u W
NEW Collection OF Church Music, by the Authors of
n the Handel and iay Socieiy's Collection os.
ton Academy : Collection, d" Carmina Sacra, - &c.
As tins The latest believed also be much the
best work of these popular authors Embracing suifci.n
number OF the standard Old Tunes, large
amount NEW MUsiC, furnished or selected expressly
BY judcious phca arrangement the Pub
ter than usual in similar works. The Pssimis con-
Set Pieces, Chants, much greater pieces
ton large number OF VOCAL EXERCISES are added
prepared whs great with special reference wants
Of Shois Schools, &c These wall be iounda very vaua-
Bile feature. ''
he Authors possessed many advantages in the comps
ZION o lhis ""rk-avins heen for wear. in The
slant receipt VI he best sacred Music published in
or England, and also having
European well IA Amencan composers, much oupinaI
Music designed expressly for pages Sufficient ev,snc.
OF the OF the Psanisio found IN IN. Wild. 49,
lary and very extensive sale has aiready
its publication. These believed 10 he ore n,
than have been enjoyed by any COLLECTION of Church NJ.
sie ever published in the country.
For sale by Book sellers senerAily. Published Inv
TAPPAN, NHifTEMORE MASON
booksellers and Slstunet-
ia ashngon 81, Boston
Also-Pubshed ss above,-THE coNGR EG ATIONAL
TUNE BOOK being selection OF thu AMI nost rona,
from the Naional PsamIsi - intended 10, sundnx
Schools, Congregations, Nesirs Meetings, HIRES IDt
HARMONY, entire COLLECTION of Glee, and ~ r,
Songs, b. William Mason.
Al For sale By T. 2. WALTON s. SON
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This will lac found CHEAP, an, X aud COMFORT
ABLE ROUTE from al parts 81 NcrmonI aud West
New Hampshire auraus travellers the choice of
land OF short ofths fines, beats
upon the Sound
RETURNING, Passengers can leave New York by the
A. train ofihe New York I'd Haven Railroad, and
reach Batteoro tic and icach Mon PETER
Wells River, the dav bt 43t 2. H.
Passengers arriving at Sprn.i 10y the first from
Bat,cboro, reach Pfovid, nee, ALBANY, Troy ehJ
the evening. and Buffalo the day /, L. a.
Northampton, Nov. ; I-49. 496is:osif
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XyyANTED-AB BOY from u l5 years old, of good hal
w it's as an apprentice the Tailoring business. None
need apply unless well recommended.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, Ie49. A
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Wasting away eta s-inab.

ea-t lirnuis. ,Jnuc y, l,-i
In the month at Augu last. atacssd ~ih
very severe pam "a tae bet,o a. "a, which su a
cresssd 10 al alarming degree apliiei M sicl
AMI be recommended -to~-rius I that .u1st
ever. other rhi"s faithfully without aay eitv, the con
tiafy HE pam worse fr .on- te.ll
lated nat rou not 1T up amt u' lfs
WIS wss'ins Your Hunts iufn4-nt -pr.en ~
and rried and the pan ceased the n.>t al
Peaton and healhy ectiou given nervous sss-
tep, aud ~ short time, asoni-hnent a. VS.
completely cured aud write you thu that the public NY
know virtues.
ABRAHAM CHAPMAN
For sale by : X. Collins Eedfeld GrAuuis, and Sla'
Burbank wholesale agents. 5i.ln
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This BATSaM HE,is ULCERS in the LUNGS,
elsewhere internally oertIy and eIsy n, The frnFY-
ING EXTRACT aud hrfis crfyHy- THIS Balsrm
cures Cosh and Consumption out OF after
nil Min .iie.L hive tailed 10 DO rood
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ACE & CO..

For sale by REDFIELD & GRANNIS ami S. X. COT
LlNS Montpelier; Johnson < Campbell, Washsld Goss
Delano, Waterbury; A. 7. Bancroft, Piuhcld; French
4 Walker, Barre; james Cariell Warren Putnam x
Wooster, Marshfe,d, A. G Burnham, Moreown H. H..
Camp, Mortified Centre; j. A. ;. White Mortified; " r.
keeler Hydepatk; V. p Noses, Morrisiown; A. Camp,
Stowe Morse Il Knight, johnson; w n H. Grswod, JET
ersonvie: e. :. Hopkins Go. Cambridge And by her
I,,u,,y ls,n h-.Iv
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He has larger stock than well adapted to the
season, and very prices, such PANTS, VESTS
COATS ETC. ec. He also manufacture all
kinds of Cjoihns order suit the taste, either
medium of fashion, AMI W WARRANT a FIJI,
Tor any customer who may favor him ih call for wei
Thankful for past favors he hopes by strict alter
business, the Of those VITO may favor him
10 sec ue Of the business his line.
Iy CUTTING DONE for others 10 make, and anant-
ed 10 fit, if rightly made up.
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CHOLERA NFANTUM.

No mother neei The death o her child by That
cId-dcsrrovin. compliant when en.iay weather
Chaie7a Isfiaoa. what i called SUMNER Co,rAirT-f
GRANTS PULMONARY BaLSA,ii' b. rtuiin.s ..set 20
the child. Il should. however be
large ToHs the directions each pe-cr1be
the complaint checked.
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-, POONS, Forks &c. made of this new y discover
W. - cd supefcede articles, such German
n Silver linti,h O. Ahaia Plate, substitute tor
silver Plate. Rein. chemically fee from impurities
whsau- the OF Aqua Ports, and beng hard
and white Throughout, uuiains color closely resembling
SILVER. and improves D, nee. TOM * HALL.
Mont,ehcr, Oct l.. loig ~
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Barbar's Chemical Stove Polish.

'E'Ht best Article hveuted Tor POLISHING St'Ncs, fa'es
II prrdures beautiful lu-tre, With bat little labor
bad SMELL aud nearly Ire proof For
sole wholesale and retail by SCOTT FIELD
~ d4
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Thousands of Consumptions

(hon Coughs alnianily lie u,ffRg ef'oaes IN
AMI uniolcd curative power AMI soothing.
healing properties The fuinwur conplnt- an Diseases
VIZ: Splitting Hood cofsy G The Irg., PAN ie Hycasf
sac. Night S,rc, AerrFs CoNfsi' Posaiioa Of the
,,t tlaer sfgAfBi Uyseafev and Summer tonIIsia in
ChadIe aud .fggifs uni ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURE .

this the POWER TO SAVE LIFE when
RALSAM used, aer The j. eDHsfdrref bv
vseiaq and friends he IN the last stages q scde-aeiuay
nyINs-n1d in this CONE. TINT the STROUD dnd
resf.-cioTHEs the particular OF s
AZ rcpec,obe pdopb,cd f a the Circumstances
AM facts. refer PAMPHLETS
Tas cure effected Mrs ZIBA DYKEMAN, of RaNs
sra S1ra,ogl Comfy. " J. We prove, beyond
luhi many others almost equally hc and iHHEeTae ca
Of and CoasEWpii0Hs CURED, which were pro-
gsaaoci f4earabse bp sktLFuL PHYSICIANS.
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HARD WARE,

A LARGE assortment OF Hardware, comtrisin- vr,.,,
~ IC'S 7 OOLs, House Building and House Kea AN
cies. Also, pug iri
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS E..
lust recei, ed and for sale by j. " n, W "
Montpelier, Oct. g. a L
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israel Wood,S Es,a1e

Attest, 7. R. MERRILL, Register
true copy Of record.
81 A., II a.rnnIII
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Breast. Throat. LINES. and Heart.

and all diseases of pulmonary naure-uch diseases as u
ally prove fatal under ordinary treatment, when tey ala
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PROFESSOR BARRY'S
T,ioonberous or Medicated Compound.

,NpoRSrD hv the first Professional talent in the United
~ Statests efficacy attested by thousands OF Well known
citzens-sod at price when places M w VIC eaeh y.
every fn,iIyand recommended by journals OF the best
standing in the country for specific and widely different pnr
,,oses and everywhere in demand. BARRY'S TRlCO-
PHERITS NAV be earlessy pronounced, the most in
lar for restoring and identifying the hair eradi
eating scurf and dandru and curing all diseases OF the k
,he muscles and glands which has been offered to The
Tb either in the old world 1t stands alone it
has no brother and is like no brother Voe OF aute-
nc and ANALYTICAL proof its value accompanies every bot
tie To oainsay the record impossible for every purchas
e. adds one more the legion of witnesses array ed in its
behalf
The PHILOSOPHY its operation is simple It's first action
is pon the skin 1t gently stimulates every torpid vessel
and enables nature BY vigorous healihfu effort throw
oany inflammation eruption eXoaon OF the external
membranes. 1.-THE inflammation be caused by cut, spran,
brse the effect the The absorbens nvigorat
ed the extravasted blood taken up and all pain and
discoleraon is removed In Rheumatism, swelling Of the
glands and all affections of the nteguments it spec
ca through the pores and ahsorbents upon the of the
disease wonderful effect renewing CLOSING, and
identifying the hair, all produced through its primary
Influence upon the skin Of the head The nvgoratng fluid
enables the scalp perform its functions properly The
scurf and dandrR which sluggish circulation has allowed
accumulate, thrown off, the vegetave principle finds
the vesces in which the hair is rooted and they
supplied, with e{trir UitG which strength
ems moistens glosses and beauties every FIBRE until each
particular hair" becomes healthy and elastic flament.
The fetzng principle which existing hair
grow stimulates the latent ROOTS and thus the bres which
have fallen out are soon replaced by new ones.
Remember that this double antd9ethis specific for dis
othe skim and matchless beauer of the harris sold
from fifty hundred per cent cheaper than any other
PREPARATION for the hair ont.
Sold large bottles price 25 cents, ut the Principal
Office, 1877 Broddody, NeW York. For sale in Worcester
by SPURR & SHELLEY, IA Main Street. and by The prn-
cpa Druggists in other places throughout the United States
and Canada. dwtf July 90.
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Banning's Patent Body Brace,

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE or BODY BRACE i
efficient relief persons laborng under follow
ing and other analogous maladies and Asthma
Consumption, and other diseases of the IungsSpnal Cur
yauresBronchits and other affections of the Throat-Ioss
of NoiceHp Diseases, Scrofuous Swellngs, Distortions
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Want of Sleep, Papita
ton of the Heart Disodeed Circulation OF the Blood Kid
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS of the EXemtes-
painful, difficult suspended Menstruaon-Falsy, Gcut
Falling of the Womb, Leuchorhoe Whites Dropsy Ples
Constipaton Withered and Deoayed Limbs, Weakness OF
Chest Vertigo Dull Pains in the Sides Pains and weakness
in the Back, &c &c.
The following certificates will show what is thought Of
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace, &c, viz:
From Prof Mott, and other Physicians of Neau York
The undersigned have examined DR. Bannngs novel views
on the mechanical pathology of many affections OF the vice.
ra and believe them highly interesting, and worthy the se
GUS attention Of the medical profession.
Vaientine Mott, MD J.Kearney Rodgers,MD!
Stephen p. Kirby, NJ D. stephen Brown, NJ. d.
Aier b. Hitting, N. d. H. Mclean, NJ d.
From Rev Caleb J Tenney, D. D., OF Northampton, for
merly of Wethersied, Conn.
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which for
three years almost total. Subsequently my
continued weak and indistnct. One year commenced
the OF Dr. BannDg Brace and have found very
and decided advantage from it, increasing the speak
ing and the strength 0fmy voice. Now, although preach
once or twice, almost every Sabbath should scarcely
tempt the service at ALL if had in application
the principles of Dr. Bannings Brace which from my
knowledge of its certain utility in my case, cheerfuy
Aug S, 1876. CALEB ]. TENNEY.
DIR. ]. c. KNAPP, the undersigned, has Dur
chased the right of this aramed Patent Lace Body
Brace for the County of Worcester, and ready to
sell, and apply the instrument PATIENTS either at their
residences, their said Office No 245 (up sTAIRs)
MAIN STREET. They will sell the right to make yend, and
said Lace in few and few ONLY of the towns of
this County, terms very advantageous to the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many more of
similar nature the undersigned have with their MAGNET
iC, or ELECTROPATHlC REMEDIES, treated very
cessiuy and will continue do either with without
the application and expense of the said Lace Brace
patients may prefer The instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted and can be by gentleman, or lady
without the least pain inconvenience. The public is in
ved to call and examine the article their said Office
where all avors in their line will be thankfully received and
all explanations, as to the said Laces and the Magnetic
remedies, grauitousy given. References many cases
cured, and others under their reament this region
given to any on application. J. g. KNAPP, :
| Worcester, Feb 6, 1850. dtf
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
WNT. q. GUY,
No. 90 Sudbury Street, BOst

NO. ~ SuQDuFy street, BOstOns
MOULD inform the public that he has invented new
w contrivance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS,
which mparts to the neither color, acid or taste
preserves them from rust This considered by the
eminent chemists fit for conveying water
into houses for domestic purposes Those using aqueduct
water will find it for their advantage to call and examine
1FHe has also invented GLASS STRAlNER, TO be
placed the bottom of Wells and Springs The water is
carried through glass lined pipes to any part of the house
desired. lJPersons from the country invited to call
send in their orders dwtf Boston, June %.
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BRINLEY HAIL,

No. IS2 Main Street, opposite The .fmefican
House, ......... WORCESTER.
THIS well-known HALL, which has long been favore
of the public has been recently thoroughly repair
ed and enlarged The Drawing Rooms have also been
laged, and brought into better connection with the Hail.
The Hail is brilliantly lighted with GAS, and
of this and its greater capacity accommodate audience
offers to the public superior inducements for public
ngs conventions concerts, dancing parties and the usual
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