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Aoger Williams Foundry and Machine
SEnODS fO~SAIe.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
"a authority Of the Supreme Court of said State III
@ - Chancery, the undersigned, Receivers Of the pro
perty and effects of the Roger Williams Foundry and
MACHINE Co, will sell all the right, title and interest which
Cornelius Tompkins and Samuel Hunt doing business as
lle Roger Wilams Foundry and Machine Co.. had on the
of first .
The MACHINE SHOP, building three stories high $50
eet long, and built of stone with slate roof and filled with
Machinery well ARRANGED for turning all kinds of work
usually done in Machine Shop Second,
The FOUNDRY, building 100 feet by 70, built of brick
ami slated with Cranes Fasks Chls Patterns and other
apparatus required in the Foundry business. Third,
The CAR HOUSE, wooden building 100 feet long. .
Also brick Counting House, Warehouse Barn, Sheds,
c. together with all the appurenances, thereto belonging
should the above property not be disposed of at private
se, 1t will be sold at auction, Wednesday, the 4th day
ofJanuary next at IL O'Clock A. M, on the premises.
The property, with full schedules may be examined at
any time and terms of sale any other information cone
corning the same, may be had by applying to
j. ]. STIMSON and
RUFUS WATERMAN,
Receivers of the Roger Williams Foundry
Providence, Dec 8, I949 and Machine Co.
The Auction Sale of the above property postponed
"WEDNESDAY, FERRY SIXTH, 1850, at II o'clock M.
Jan S, 1850. dim
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A NEW ARTICLE.

A NEW ARTICLE.
Bliss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.
NOR THE CURE of Coughs Colds, Influenza, Hoarse
ness Bronchitis Catarrh, Tickling in the Throat and
I'LL Lung and Bronchial Affections The wonderful
powers of Con Liver OIL in all of Coughs Colds
Consumption has been clearly demonstrated by the
perienced physicians in Europe and America Its peculiar
virtues already too well known need any description
here The nausea and disgust which many people expert
ence in swallowing the Oil in its usual form of adminstra
on is entirely obvated by the discovery of the mode of
preparing it in the form of most agreeable Candy possess
ing and preserving all the medicinal qualities of the PURE
COD LIVER OIL without its and repusve
The powerful curative principle of this Oil being thus
tanned, and combined with other healing and harmless in
gredents justly celebrated for their efficacy in the above
mentioned complaints forms of the soothing Cough
Remedies, and reliable agents for staying the advances
Consumption that has been discovered This Candy
needs but fair trial to convince the skepcal of its excel
lence Public speakers, and vocass will find it excel
lent article for removing distractions from the throat and
clearing the voice.
N b. Be particular and inquire for "BLIsss Con LIVER
OIL CANDY and observe the signature of the proprietor
each package Prepared and sold by b. K BLISS Druggist
sole proprietor, Springfield Mass.
REDDING & Co., Agents, No. State Street. Boston.
For sale in Worcester by d. SCOTT, JR., & CO., 243
Main-st. 2 dwlmis
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Fare Reduced!
CALF 0RNIA THROUGH TICKETS.
THE ONLY DIRECT
Mail Line of Steam Ships for Chagres.

THE ONLY DIRECT
Mail Line of Steam Ships for Chagres.
THROUGH TICKETS
1kN BYRON NEW YORK to San Francisco by way
SETH4 u of Chagres and Panama The splendid and
&SGssiSxE popular Steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1000
Pier No. 2 North River.
On THURSDAY Y, February 7, at l o'clock.
The Empire City will carry the U s. Mails for the Fa
cifc Steamer.
Passengers by the e. c. will find accommodations and
comfort not TO be had any other steamer, and will
the well known Steamer SARAH SANDS at Panama.
Reduced Rates of Fare to Chagres.
Alter Saloon only two berths in state rooms, $l25
Forward Saloon, state rooms, 100
Lower Cabin, 90
Al the above dine at the table, and have the
privilege of the Saloon.
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCo-DIRECT.
FiIst Cabin, $500
Srcond Cabin, $50
The Second Cabin herhs in rooms fully furnish
ed with hair mattresses and bedding.
Early application necessary choice in berths
For freight passage apply TO
J. HOWARD & SON, "a Broadway
Letter bags for this will be made up the Post
Office closing 70 O'Clock NJ to go by her must
be marked.
New York, g. dtF7
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CONSUHEETION.

DR. STONE practices the examination of the Lungs
IL the Heart and Chest with the STETHESCOPE, and
other modern devised instruments order their vital
capacity critically that the ncpient diseases of
those organs be discovered and thereby timely treat
ment adopted and saved from the progressive process of
berculous alterations and consequent Reorganization
in treating pulmonary complaints that Consumption taken
il its early stages may be CURED and its predisposon
subdued 1Persons inclined affections of this character
will do well to call on him.
u Office and residence No. MAPLE STREET, near the
Worcester House. Office hours from to O'Clock p. NJ.
Jan %. dwistf
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stantated the facts that the life and growth of the Hair
strictly analogous that of vegetables and that its noursh
ment and beauty depends upon secretion of peculiar oily
moisture which from the scalp This substance
not only supports the Hair but preserves its color and bril-
ancy and prevents its fading falling out But when it
happens that this secretion deficient the Hair Immediately
loses its bliancy it becomes coarse, faded and falls Off
Some time my attention turned TO this subject and
abored long time in preparing article similar to that
naturally seoreed for the HAIR that when the powers of
series of trials and experiments at last succeeded my
discovery of the CIRCASSAN OIL which answers 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 unprece
dented success far fully the character bestowed
upon it.
This article is believed to unite ExcELLENCIEs
of the various preparations for sale
THEIR NOxoUs INGREDIENTS. The proprietor only asks
fair and impartial trial of this Oil When used it will
recommend itself Price IS cents per bottle.
For sale in Worcester by LEWIS I. LAZELL, No. 2Ol
Main St. and NJ. b. GREEN 2l6 Main st. Also, by Drug
gsts and ApOthecares throughout United States Mexico
and the Canadas JOSEPH RICHARDS, Proprietor,
jan 81 d2mis QUINCY, Mass.
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BFgEHLEY HALL.
"Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, Feb. & Z.
T04M WT ETYTNuTnIcnM

(ON HIS RETURN FROM THE WEST)
DESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Worcester
III that he will give
TWO VOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS
at the above Hall on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
EVENINGS, 9th and 9TH insts.
This being his FIRST APPEARANCE in Worcester he will
introduce choice Programme of his best Songs such
have met the appreciation and applause of the public in all
the cities and towns of the West which he has visited
The Programme will embrace, among Others the follow
ing:
Bngen the Rhine" a soldier of the egion Life
Boat, y" Gold Dggers Chorus, "-"Good Old Plow,'-
"Real WaxWork" specimen of Yankee ngennity"Eight
Dollars Day." applied to the Golden era" Main Truck
or Leap for Life"My Boyhoods Home, "-"The Indian,
no Slave,"-" Connecticut Pedlar"-" Springfield Noun
tain" song of ancient times &c &c The whole to
clude with original Ballad
"FM ALONE ALONE"
Tickets 25 EACH for sale at Lvermores Bookstore
and at the door To commence at u O'Clock.
For further particulars see Programme and Bills
Feb g. d4tw1t
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Ms,4M A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, No. Al Grecn-st
ls1sEh IL One HOUSE, No. Is Winter-st.
.']---<Es One HOUSE ON Southbridge-st.
Also, several Houses in other parts of the CITY.
Jan 20. diff S. w. SELBY & CO.
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Constantly On hand

A ND for sale private sale-SLEIGHS, Buffalo Robes
N Horse Blankets, Household Furniture Dry Goods &c
Jan 30. diff S. w. SELBY & CO.
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UP AND DRESSED,
And Ready to Dress others,
AT I72t MAIN STREET. WORCESTER.

AS reforms the rage, think we will follow,
For we can beat this great City reformation all hollow.
The truth u.s. that will practice all vices
While READY MADE CLOTHING is sold at such prices.
Then heed what tell you, it be bought low,
And the fact may be proved by MACULLAR & co.
Their Goods too various to go into detail,
But they go VERY CHEAP both wholesale and retail;
Then come one and a-rich and poor young and DID,
There as no use o'taLki"g the Goods MUST BE SOLD!
A. MACULLAR g. CO.,
Jan 80. distf No. 1924 MAIN STREET.
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Auction and Commission Sales.
S. w. SELRY & co.


AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants.
No. 90 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
g w. & CO. will give their attention to the SALES OF
~. REAL ESTATE, and KINDS of Personal
PROPERTY IN any part Of the County Of Worcester, at
Auction or by Private Sale.
They will also give their attention to the LETTING OF
HOUSES, SELLING OF STOCKS, &c.
~ Liberal Cash advances made all kinds of Property
left on sale
Sales of Household Furniture and Personal Property
in general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
kux Double House and Lot,
ssTNA nor SALE SHELBY STREET. Forfurther par
sassl tculars apply to s. w. SELBY q co.
Jan 49, diff
FOR SALE,
ksA TTNHE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot, No. Irving
Elm Street. The above House very desirably To-
ss Gated and is built in the most thorough For
further particulars, apply to
Jan 80. diff S. W. SELBY & co.
- TO RENT,
ma HOUSE No. Pond street-Rent s65.
sesas4A IL Jan. go. diff s. w. SELBY & CO.
FOR SALE,
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UNION MUTUAL
Life Insurance CO21aNNnay

UWlUN MUTUAL
Life Insurance CO27aDNaV
DIRECTORS:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John d. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White, Net0 York, Charles Jones' Maine
Daniel Sharp, Jr Boston, Joseph H. Williams, Maine,
Henry Croker, Boston, George Dudley, Conn,
George T. Collins, NeWYOrk, HoratiO Harris, Boston,
Elisha u Pratt, Boston, Walter Hastings, Boston.
E. b. PRATT, President
DANIEL SHARP, JR, Vice President.
THIS COMPANY continues to INSURE LIVES
on the most favorable terms
DIVIDEND OF PROFITS must be very large, owing to
the peculiar advantages which life members have in this Com.
pan and the great and good judgment of managers
IrdUettng and residence privileges unusually liberal
SPECIAL PERMITS for and for foreign residence
always granted REDUCED RATES
LIBERAL CREDIT given If desired premiums for Life
Policies, the amount being 40 DOLLS OR MORE.
~. b. Persons insured during the current rear share
in the profits.
GEO A BATES, NJ. d.. MEDICAL EXAMINER.
u The best pamphlet out on Life Insurance, and all de
sired information upon the subject may obtained by mai
written for post PAID or at the Agents Office, in WOR
CESTER, over the Store of G. FOSTER & Co.,
Pop MAIN STREET.
Jan 10, looO' DIST JOHN FIELD, Agent.
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FOR SALE

sKnfA HOUSE No. 2 Pond street-Rent SOS.
eass44 i JAN 49, diff S. W. SELBY g. co
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Worcester, S. Probate Office January %, 1850
To all persons Interested in the Estate OF ENOCH GALE
late Of Charlton deceased, Greeting.
VOUaIe cited appear Court of Probate be holden
i Worcester, the first Tuesday of February next,
to show why the instrument which purpor be the
last Will and Testament OF said deceased should be ap
proved. J24d* CIIAS. G PRENTISS, Reg.
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A Rare Chance to Buy

Genuine G.RbiN'S Extracts,
A ND every variety of PERFUMERY that the French,
German and American markets boast Of for sale
wholesale and retail by
H. G. BATES, d., Apothecdry,
Jan IL. eod4w 242 Main-s corner Pleasant
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Worcester, $751; Probate Office, January 10, 1870.
To al persons interested in the Estate of AARON TUFTS
late OF Dudley, deceased, Greeting.
YOU cited appear Court Of Probate be holden
WorC on the first Tuesday of February next,
show why David Faes Executor and Trustee,
under the Will of said deceased should he allowed
resign his said trusts, md be discharged therefrom.
J2ld ClIAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.?S
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LIZ ~ - AS1AA
. 49, 1tHAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER known as
ESFa 4 MOUNT PLEASANT.n 1t consists OF about
my acres OF choice Land, and fine House every
could be admirably adapted Hydropathie ablsh.
ment For terms inquire this office or of the subscr,
oe ID, az Tue central tahk VIM. DICKINSON.
Worcester Bee 10. .I n. ~ 4
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ROcheIIe POwGers.

DUT up by RUSHTON, CLARK & CO., New York, an
L by myself for sale wholesale and retail, by 4
II. @. Bates M. D., 4pothecary,
Jan ID. eod4w PAP Man-st cor Pleasant
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TO RENT,

FINHE whole of the SECOND STORY over the New York
store, next 10 the American Temperance House, In
9une OF L. L. ARCHER, or o. F. SIEBBINS, at the New
foTk store. D26dff
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u ROsS'S XpreSS forward all sorts oil
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fau Ruer, Bristol and Warrss.
InlV22. dWtf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

lA' - ~ X Do 1 LIS
For the removal and permanent cure OF all
diseases arising from an impure state ofihe
blood or habit Of the system, viz
Scrufula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obs!I.
nate CuianeouS Elupions, PimpleS, or
Pu,tules on the Face, Blotches, Bilss, Chro-
ME Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter,
Soad HeA enlargement and pain OF the
Bones aud JOINTS, Stubborn Ulcers, Syp,
bill ic symptoms, Sclalica, or Lumbago; and
ii,rasss arising from an inJuliclOus use OF
Mercury, Aci.itcsO Or Drop'y exposure or i'm
prudence IN life also, Chronic ConStItl-
:iona! Dis, rdcu, e.e.
/ hs Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever i
has been used, base entirely on It's own
merits, which its super orctticacy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim OF hered-
tasy disease, with swollen glands, contract
ed sinews, and bones half carous, has been
restored 10 health and YigOr The scrolulous
patient, covered with ulcers, !oalhsome to
himself and iI at,endanlr, has been made
whole. Hundreds Of persons, who had
gioancd hopeessly tor ears unlor cutaheous
and glandu'ar Disorders, chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints springing from
arrangement of the sccrcliYe organs aud the
circulation have been raised as II were from
the rack Of disease, and now, with regencr-
ated constitutions, gladly testify 10 the ethca.
cy of this ines .ilnabie preparation The teS-
tmOnv OF those who have been cured by its
U.s.. with their residences has been publ
o. from time 10 lime and were It desirable,
mas OF the mOT oyerW helming testimony
could be brought forward proving most con-
clue ytly H. lnes,imab bio value. The affllct-
cd and those sho have not ussd lhls medi-
cine, are invited 10 make trial Of it's virtues,
and appropriate to thsm sl'es the benefits
which II alone can bestow
'TRurH Is STRANGER Ts.s FIsTioS'
The atcrtiun OF tho reader is called TO the
following astonishing cure, effected BY The
use Of Sands Sdrsapsrils.
ThlsIs 40 certify that have a colored wo-
man who has been afflicted for he las; Eve
wear. with Scroruls, and all the remedies |
nsed lad no effect ia arre,ling The progress
If the complaint; on the contrary, she con-
stsntly grew wyrss-and after eIpending be-
tween SO and 95J with physicians besides
using other popular remedies without success
Ull the disease had eaten away the cartilage
of her nose, made its appearance on various
parts Of her body, and had finally commenced
ia ravageS in the root OF her mouth.
In This d. cadful situstlon, with the pros.
pect OF death staring her in the face, stated
hercsse TO Or Disoswuy, the Ngen. for Sand,
Ss.apsrilla in Newbern, n c., by whom
was advised to use that article; and TO my
surprise and tha, of my neighbors, to whom
her case was known, after US ing -four and a
hall bottles she was restored 10 perfect health,
and that in the space ofthree weeks, and wa.
able to work in two weeks from the time she
commenc: ID taking it.
JOSEPH McCOTTER, JP.
Mouth Of Neuse River, Craven Co, Y c
X. K. HAZARD, Agent iUy Newport.
Nov II
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Severe Deafness Cured.

NE following On extract from letter lately received
from d,tinsuthei physician in the state Of virginia
a H. CHEprII, VI. D. Dsdr ST. One of nv patients
unknown g. ne obtained Your Gdlr1nc Bel AID NscL
Isec with the hdgnsus Flud for SERIOUS affection Oi
Deafness The csi0 was that OF l0ly whosS Nervous
syttsn much dsorjerel. and her general hssth
poor Much done previously to The aJcato OF the
Belt bat with very little success, aud feel il only right
% tel you, that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the fluid, but fcV weeks tgo the bs
ENTIRELY RkCON Erred HER HEARING and Ael
general health - better than for several years'
G4. Evsry cste Of psafncis II il lie Nervous a. II
gsHsh.ly ~ esa DO Cur3a ly tai, wonderful remedy.
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Farm to Let.

VNHE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate
l. : man. containing about 40 acres Of exec
lent land, with privilege Of Sea Weed, and
the right OF selling stones and gravel q
largo and commodious dwelling house, who h
will accommodate 40 boardcrs, a small use
for the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
cooking two large barns and crib, with al
othsr out buildings, For terms applyto
THOMAS J. PECKHAN.
Nov l4tf
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For Sale.

Attract OF land Of lS acres al The north
Lari OF the Town, bounded on the south by
Walnut street, on the west by 81 street, on
the east by street running up on the vest
side Of the com non burying ground, and on
the north by the Dyre Fsrm,-of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot, will be
sold altogether, OF in lots to suit purchasers;
terms liberal and payment. made easy For
further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middls,o~n, Cd Mo. "a, r.
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported 70 D. CHpsr and his Agents within
the l't two ysti which have been entirely IcIiored
o. ca. ASuELv J. ,. ToMT, of Brooklyn, y Y, had
not been thls g. WBk step for four wears and
80 helpless tna he had 20 be fed The most celebrates
Physicians him up IN Eve days bnor he commenced
wearing the GALvAric BEIr, NrCELAC, AEp BrAcE:'rG
No walked the r0ou aad in three weeks he had pa
iscty recovered his health. Captain Tome, is seventy
Of nra
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Wilmington, Wilde 4 Weich
MUSTARD, COFFEE AND SPICE
FACTORY,
no. Z, Dutch Steet-betwee en- John and
Fulton Steeet--NEW YORK.

I SnUA TRIPP, Broad Street, Newport,
y AGENT. w. ". ". manufacture aud
have constantly on hand, for sale
Green Coffee, Mustard, Ground Alspice,
Roasted DO Whole Nutmegs do Ginger
Ground do Ground Cloye>, do Cayenne
Domestic do do Cinnamon do Nutmegs
Prepared Cocoa, do Pepper.
n b. Coffee Roasted and Ground for
GroceTS
Roasting 80 cents per hundred. Grind.
ing so cents per hundred.
NIB The above named goods and on
the most reasonable terms, are delivered
to any part Of the city Of Brooklyn fret OF
expense.
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FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.

These alarming and terrible complaints are slv,ys
,anssd by drane'ntnt gf hs hsftsS The BsLt
BRls'Ltr, sru FLriD will cure nssrly orerv esse
y G. MOREEAD, VI d. General agcn.l in
The United States
iJ2 Btpsdway. New YORK
.RNAZARD igcnt fcr Newpsrt
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

10 used for all complsin,s affecting the Throat or Head
such Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat. Nervous
sni hick Headache D,Iness OF tho Head, Neuralgia in
taa Pace Burning Ruarng IN The lars Deafness which
generally NsrVous aud that distressed conpNh called
I.c lVlornuI
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DR.. cHRIsTlE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Aro found of service IN Of Couyulson Es
Spasrlic Complaints snd general Nervous Afec lions ~
the Head and upper eIemIues Also Iu Palsy and rhrsli
O and all diseases caused by deficiency 81 power
Or her'ous Lnsrgy ~ the limbs OF other organs Of tn,
I-lr
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

Thoe I---yd - Noniting complaints arc in-.
diIsiy fsist,- 4, no application OF the GaLvI-ie BrLr
NtCHiItr .-n FiUiD The Belt 1inuscs the Electrrty
through the system the Necklace hiss local effect srd
ths tluid acts directly upon the affected in
hsso distressing Affections The application NEYLE
rAtLs
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Y N,n- jo iOr msn To iaacy lad il
o. love wish him because she treats him
cisil ?. ot ,hl, she has 'ir'u'lly engaged
hstse fto him b,csu'e size las ale,ys eu.
latci biss mpany
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The goodly outside Is excellent, whonn
falsely assumed but tie wors, natural face
tlst natures joumeyman ever left un6ni, h.
sd. bet er than the lravcsi mask
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Pelav and pa ,RIVeis.

All phyUcisn5 acknowledge tsi he,G terlbio diseases
sro csuisd BY deficiency II Nervous Snosy in the
effected limbs. d.. tyRsrir'I Gohsnic AIiiclss will
suppl, is deficient power and Q complete and entire
"a I--.A shrLiet
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fIoHTiNo on Equal TERMs.-l will
ell you little incident that occurred
Georgia many years ago. Judge L.
celebrated duellist, who had lost
leg, and who was known TO be dead
shot, challenged Col d., gentleman
Of great humor and attainment'. The
lr.euds tried to prevent the meeting,
but to no effect. The parties met on
lie ground, when Col ID. was asked If
be was ready.
No, sir" he replied.
"Wha, are you waiting for, then :"
inquired Judge TBS second.
why. sir," said Col. d., 81 have
sent my boy into the woods to hunt
bee gum to put my leg III, for don't
intend to give the Judge any advantage
oyci me. You rec he has wooden
leg ~
The whole party roared with laugh
ter, and the thing was so ridiculous
nat i, broke up the fight. Col. ID. was
afterwards told that it would sink his
reputation.
We'll" ne replied, " II can't sink
ne lower than bullet can p
But" urged his friends, " the pa
pcrs will be filled about you"
Well" SAID he, 81 would rather
h! fifty paper. than fill coffin p
40 one ever troubled the Colonel
alter that
Iyro ORR GCoRCIA FRIEEDs. One
cc!d nigh, in February traveller en-
tered The log house of Georgian plan
t'r, in an unsettled part OF the State.
A glorious pine-no, wood-lire bIazed
on the hearth, but the apartment was
ne,er,heIo.s exceedingly nncomtorta-
bic, from the fact that all the doors and
~ NA4lilpNo Sl)DN " VltF bl'Fllb
the full current OF cold air upon one
side cf ,hose within, while the other
VAS fairly roasting.
Well, strange" said the planter
Il don't know how it is keep these
tarnation great fres a-going al! day
tong, Us you see, but son chow or other
the rooms amt the thing 10 how"
Shall teach you how TO make
,hcm comfortable :" asked the travel
lrr.
"WhyI reckon l wish you w uId."
The stranger rose and closed the
doors and windows.
well, | declare, that is more com
Portable any how tell you what, old
woman" he added, turning to his wife,
"Vou must recoiicct that "