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Cheap Goods.

WE constantly receiving FROM AUCTIONS various
w lots of CHEAP GOODS, which well worth the
attention of economical families and individuals Many of
these lots sell quickly that they advertised.
We would now cali attention
4 bales HEAVY SHEETLNGS, in Remnants, at 81 cts
bales Bartlett CotOns, 50 inch, SO inch, and 54 in long
remnants 25 per under the wholesale price for piece
Goods.
Handsome Striped Curtain Muslns for l2I cts;
Copperplates and Prints for 81 cts;
Better qualities, fast colors, Ct cts;
New Style China Pearl Bonnes, so cts;
Handsome Wro't Muslin Collars, st cts;
Real Thread Lace do l2t cts;
New Spring De LANES, at 12b cts;
do Merrimac, Cocheco and Hamilton Prints, 10 cts,
Heavy Al Wo0i CARPETS at As cts;
do Cotton Warp do in bright colors, at SO cts;
do All Cotton do for one shiing
l0-4 by 1874 Counterpanes for Sc;
And variety of other goods in all departments equally
cheap, CHAMBERLlN 81 co.
March 90 DIV
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4 Double House and Lot
FOR SALE.

~ TIVE COTTAGE HOUSE and Lot No 4 Irwin!
fs;fs Street. The above House is very desirably 10
s% Gated, ard is built in the thorough manner Fo
further particulars, apply to
Jan 20. DIFF s. W. SELBY & co.
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7
800 4 LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE. No. II GreeE-st.
issskl IA One HOUSE, No Is Winter-st.
LIES One HOUSE Southbridge-st
Also several Houses in other parts of the City.
Jan 90. DIFF S. w. SEi.BY & CO.
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PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
Will Open this Evening at the
CEE'Y EHAA,Hl.

tIBE'N h q alHI.
r INSCO WILLIAMS PANORAMA OF THE
- BIBLE. His Painting commences with Chaos which
is followed by the Introduction of Light the GARDEN OF
EDEN, THE DELUGB, and embracing over SO scenes
illustrative Of Jewish History, covering
CGRuGss nearly Mile in Length,
aud closing with a view Of BABYLON, and the RIVER
EUPHRATEs, upon whose banks group of beautiful
Female Captives have hung their harps upon the WILLOWS
and wcpt as they remembered Zion.
Tickets % constellation under IL, half price. Doors
open at 6s-Exhbition at u O'Clock precisely
Exhibition every Wedaesday and Saturday afternoons
aTParties and Schools admitted reasonable terms
Starch H. dWtf
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Grove street Rbye HOUSE.

AIDES DRESSES, Cloaks, Shawls Wells. Hose, and
II Gents whole Garments DYED or CLEANSED in the
best manner; Black Purple Thibets Alepines Silks etc.
dyed Green, Brown Maroon. Drab Coats Pants ETC..
dyed Olive, Green Brown. Gents Garments cleansed
and pressed Also, CARPETS, Table and Piano Cloths,
Shawls, &c.
Ladies Dresses dyed for 81 Over Coats $l,50; Dress
and Frock Goats, ST. Pants light coors 62 cents Pants
dyed Bneblack Black so cs ceansed for 80 cts
Pants for 80 cspressed and finished in the best style and
satisfaction in ali guaranteed " Carpets ceansed
whole at short notice.
GrAll work done within two weeks-Goods coored
Black in week or less, if desired
GFGoods received at q. S. Ellis's 1l2 Main St; f.
Gregory & Co.'s, Main ST., Dye House, GROVE ST..
March 81. eod3mw3m HENRY ADAMS.
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Grand National Exhibition.
Beautiful Di0ramic Views
AT BRTNLFY HALL

rJNRE Proprieors respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
/ Worcester that they will give an Exhibition on
EVERY EVENIJN THIS WEEK,
Embracing Views of the BATTLE of TRENTON, in two
benutfll scenes3atte of Bunker Hi and Confagraion
of Charestown View i'll Boston, and Embarkaton OF the
British Troops-A Grand Moving Panorama, including a
Midnight Scene in Florida, entitled the INDIANS GRAVE
which changes Sunrise View in ScotlGnd-together with
several SPLENDID DROP SCENES
For particulars see Programme.
Prices of admission 25 centsChidren half price Doors
open at 81 o'clock, to commence at =.
March o.
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Straw Es0Easacts.

SPRING HONS!
+ CASES STRAW GOODS, comprising all the new
- styles of Braids handsome shapes just received
by the subscribers
As it is intention to do extensive business in
this article than heretofore shall offer very large
sotment at retail, at the Loicest trhoteaLe prices.
Just opened, 10 Cartons handsome STRING RIBBONS.
TO Milliners.
Our complete and extensive assortment of MILLINERY
and STRAW GOODS bought at the lowest prices offers to
Mners and other Dealers who buy for cash. extraordinary
inducements, purchase Of Wholesale as prices
will be found much below the customary rates.
March 81. DIV ii. II. CHAMBERLAIN e co.
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A Farm for Sale.

Ars DlEASAN LY situated in Rutland one mile from
nm the centre and eleven from Worcester containing
- about sixty acres of Land, comprising moving till
age paslurinS and wood Land; with Buildings nearly new
which may he had with part all of the Land TO su the
purchaser. Price Of the whole S AGO.
Kuland, March %. d3aw3w e. NJ HUBBARD.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.
House for Sale.
TO sENT.

vENHE whole OF the SECOND STORY over the New {.
4 Store, next the American Temperance House.
gue Of l.. l.. ARCHER, or o. F. STEBBINS, at the n;
York Store. D26dt
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and abrcss Making.

rINE above business Is resumed the connected
L with the store of H. III. CIIAMBERlIN n co. where
ladies may rely upon receiving civil attention and having
their orders complied with In the most satisfactory manner
The fashions supplied to the trade.
March 2. et '' dw
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DrM ErlaaaDe
GingElaHaas.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED,
= CASES LANCASTER GlNGHAMS, all new styles;
y | do 40 inch SWISS do. very cheap& fine goods
| do 80 g do do. for IL cts per yd;
| do Extra fine Green and Whie Checks
| do do small Checks and Stripes finest.
The above are partly of own Importation selected
patterns and not found esewherc when we consider
the great durability of the above Goods both in color and
texture compared with Calcoes or Dc iihes we very
confidently recommend them as the cheapest Goods
III. III. CHAMbEtLiN q VIZ
March On DIV
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To LET

I'D A HOUSE containing eeven convenient Room
5S'A ~ 81 uIeS On Harvard st. For particulars,
4'l& quire g A. * E. HARRINGTON.
Dec ;. hi-u so Main 81
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

2-es MAT heabtial estate in LEICESTER, known as
k:-R 4 MOUNT PLEASANT" 1t consists of abou Ut
@< Fifty acres OF choice Land, and fine House every
way Fitted Ter family o. lrisnre, with little expense
cond b. admirably adapted Hydropahc establish,
men For rms inquire this office or ni he sbser,
per al Tue central EaRk. VIM. DICKINSON.
Worcester, Dec 10
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Auction ard Commission Sales,
8. w. SELBY O. CO.,
eeFs aud Commission ELer

AuCtioneei's md ConniissfOn Msrchants,
No. GS MAIN ST., WORCESTER.
- W. & Co will give their attention to the SALES OF
~. REAL ESTATE, and E!sps of PERSONA
fRoPERIY, IN any part Of tie Cout - Worcester, al
Auction or by Private Sale.
ihey will also give their attention the LETTING OF
HOUSES, SELLING SrocKs, &c.
left on sale.
u Sales Of Household Furniture and Personal Property
III general EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
s..a Double House and Lot,
Ef9; 40R SALE on SHELBY STREET. Forfurthcr par
St+Sa L ticulars apply 10 5 w. SELBY & co.
Jan 29. diff
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FOR SALE.

sr,s FENWO HOUSES and LOTS, both pleasantly stuat
ssisf done of them on Chatham St-the other OH
@e the corner OF Main ard Charlton SITS. One acre Of
Land, uey located Main ST. ts of mile south of CITY
Hall. Inquire Of LEWIS THAYER,
March 49, d3w 20S Main Street
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Notice to Printers.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until MONDAY,
~ April 18TH for printing paper in this city, to be issued
Daily, Semi-Weckly and Weekly, on new materials
Amount of composition about Twenty-Five Thousand ems
per day Proposals should state the price token for
pross work separate The work to be done with prompt
ness and in neat workmanlike, and acceptable manner
An communications addressed to w. III. b. Worcester,
Mass post paid will receive attention and further nlor-
nation given. wltd3t* mafch ~
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House for Sale

kvg FAITHFULLY situated on Laurel Street com
frs,9# - mandng fine view of the city, and convenient
r. for two families. Inquire the premises.
March Is d9v4
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Efassamamlisco FEouse, Grafton

@ 5NHE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit.
sN fzens OF Grafton and the public generally that theS
~ nave taken the above named House. and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared all times to accom-
me the travelling and business public and parties of plea
sue d. me shortest notice They most respectfully solicit
the public patronage. EDWIN s. BALL
Grafton, Jan 8, 1850. diff DENNY s. PUTNAM
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EF02gsg KOgS 902. NMEe,.
Farm for sale or to Let.

SITUATED on Pleasant Street Apply to
~ March Z. diff Il r ARROT
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= dIHI IOT SAFE OF 10 Leu
Gs3 SITUATED in Shrewsbury, Il miles west of tn
E9 - centre, and miles from Worcester containing
acres OF good Lard with many valuable fruit tree
hereo also good buildings in good repair For further in
formation inquire of d. NOURSE, near the premises
'onFcWsOury, March %. dyvtf
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no be E.eT,

TgNWO good ROOMS the second floor corner of Main
and Thomas Streets Inquire at No lO3 Main st.
March D. DIFF
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GRASS SEED.

OOO BBI4S. GRASS SEED for sale in quantities to suit
,0tVJby DRAPER Il CLARK,
March a. DIV 1O3, los and l07 Front Street.
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To BE LET.
TWO Pleasant ROOMS situated on Main Street. less thar
three minutes walk north the Post Office Inquire at
tbs Olsce DIFF March 49,
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Fer Sale

srz. TWO HOUSES, and some Of the most pleasant
fa.l L situated HOUSE LOTS in the city,
%$A- o. f. THOMPSON, 176 Man-st.
March ~ d3Wis
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SANDS SARsAPARILLt
IN QUART BOTTLES.

IN QUART BOTTLES.
For the removal and permanen, cure OF all
diseases arising from an impure state of he
blood or habit OF the system, viz
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obsii
nate Cutaneous ErupIions, PimpleS, or
Pusules Oh the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chro-
nic Sore Eyes, King " orm or letter,
Scald Head, enlargement and pain OF the
u mes aud joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syp-
hlilic symptoms, Sclalica, or Lumbngo; and
dis aSes arising from an iujudioi us use of
Mercury, AciIiles or Dropsy,cxposure or i'm
prudence IN life also, Chronic Consitu-
tional Disorders, etc.
1 his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever il
aas been used, bascL Entirely on itsown
merits which its supei noIcthcacy has alone
sustained. The eunfortunatevictim OF hered
itary disease, with swollen glands, contract
ed slnews, and bones half carious, has been
restored TO health and vieor. The scro(Olou
patient, covered with ulcers, Loaf hsome to
himself and hi attendants, has been mads
whole. Hundreds of persons, who hsp
q oaned hopelessly tor years undercuts neous
az glandul disorders, chronic rheumatism
and mdnyother complaints springin2 from a
arrangement Of the secretive organs and tho
circulation, have been raised as il were ircm
the rack of disease, and now, with regeneT-
ated - situations, gladly testi TO the eflica
cy of I ia ineStimabIe preparation. The teS-
limohy Of those who have been cured by its
Us with their resilencrs, has been publish
ed from time to lime aud weIe It dcSiI able,
a mas Of the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought forward, proving most con.
clusivcly u, inestimable value. The afll CT
ed, and hose who have not used this medi.
ci e, are invited 10 make atrial ofits virtues
and appropriate to them elves the benefits
hich II alone can bestow
'TRurII Is STRANGER THAN FICTION.
The attention OF the reader is called to the
following astonishing cure, effected by the
use OF Sands SarsIpariia.
THIS IS % certify that have a coorcd wo-
man who has been afflicted for The last five
years with Scroiula, and all the rem, dies
r.ed had no eilcctIn arreSing The progress
, ,fthegompliint; on the contrary, she cun-
slanty gIew worse-ai d eIpending be-
tween so and $50 with p ysIcIanS, besides
using other popular rene llcs without success
ill the disease hal eaten away th-carlilage
Of her nose, made lis appearance on rari"us
parts other body, and had finally cou lDcnced
It's rayageS III the root OF hel mouth.
Ia this d eadfnl situation, with tie pIos.
pcct of death staring her IN The face, stated
hercasc to DIR DISo>way, the agent ioi Sands
Sars ,Ia,illa in Newbcrn, N. c.. by whom
was advised to use that artcle aud to my
surprise and that of my neigLb r.. to hon
her case was known, after using four AMI
half bottles she wss esluIcd 10 peri CT health,
ana thati in the pace Of three e, Ks aud was
ableto work in two wcoks from the tim, she
commence. d taking it.
JOSEPH McCOrTER, j. p
Mout Of Neusc River, Craven Co., n. G.
X. X. lAZ lRD, Agent tor Newport.
Nov ~
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To DR.. II. f. Pccry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODlNI,

y 20 L II A G II T. ROPS,
An imm,d dialt and perfect Cure Ito
who have felt the paint lhrobbing aid Z
cruciatlng pangs of this disease hsol, TX
through their jaws with most tormcnlng
perseverance, ard, as is often the case, have
eceived but little sympathy from friends on
ruch occasions, will no doubt be much pleas
ed to know of a remedy that will never fail
to quiet forever the unmerciful ofeHd,r.-
THIS remedy is the Glove Anodync, an un-
failing cure.
Tue following testimony is from one Of
our most distinguished practical Dentists
New York, Dec. 10, 1874
MeSsrs. A. u x d. Sands-Gentlenitn; -
In the course Of my practice | have eaicn.
sively used your Glove Anodyne with much
success to the relief of the ToothucI 4; and
a. constantly recommend il to my patients.
| deem II but lust io inform YOU of the hicL
opinion have Of il over other remedies.
am yours, very respectfully,
NJ. LEvETT, Dentist.
300 Broadway, corner oi Warren ST.
PRICE % cts PERN Al
Prepared and sold wholesale and reta
by A B ~ SANDS, >cw York, old ae
so by Druggists gen, ally through ut the
United States and Canada.
Il. X. HAZARD agent ovIct.
nov l2.
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

VEGETABi DYSPEPSIA BITTERS
A sure, Speedy and PEI mancnt Cure for Dys-
pcpsia IN ITS worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arI.ii &
from dsordrrso Of the Stom ach and Bow els,
Bllliousness, Ycllowness of skin. Liver
complaints, Debility Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Polptalion Of the IIoar.
C"shvcness, Ac, &c. Please read tie iVl-
lowing certificate
X ad the following from an eminent ply
sic'nn;
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some Of the ingredients cf Hutc ings' Veg
ctab!e Dyspepsia BitterS, and having used il
Tor some time in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives a
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint Dyspepsia.
4. HARDENBERGH, Nj. d.,
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DANGEROUS SCROFULA

Mr. ], B. HAsKIs Of Rome Oneida Co, N. Y, who wac
syed OF Scrofa In 1896 10 the dets related ho
low in action in the SUPREME Court in the CITY Of keU
York. on the 26h Of December ls4s under the following
circumstances -
person in the City Of Neo York has manufactured and
yended 1urious article of medicine, calling BRAEr's
INDIAN MEDICINE, IN imitation Of the genuine nscdesS He
prosecuted t0 obtain damages. the Supreme Court
Of the City Of New York, and the yevsd BY ~
Court TO j. s. BoswoTH, Esql an eminent Lawyer, "
Referee TO take the testimony The defendant peadcd In
mitigation Of dIndges that the Proprieors OF Brans Med
cne had In published FALSE STATEMENTS Of
und thus had committed fraud the public and,
keefore, was not entitled TO damages. The OF Mr.
Hiskin selected being lds and Haskins
as sne's In regard to tho FACTS published, and his
testimony MORE THAs SUSTAINED the publication.
Mr. HAsKiS said am well acquainted with Brants Pa6ias
ENtra'thsv used for Sryidd About thcs
badly afflicted by attended by
all told me could not lvehat medicine could
consequence Of such information. fr bsors
Bra,as Purifier tok nedi inc. When commenced using
the PDLfd had been confined bed could
round IT, that could be lined y,
out OF ts place, oy hodn. BY piece at the hole
through rndpe, that passed and
the hole ulcer shoulder large hand another
under equally large whh had eaten through
side, that body could be looked ulcer
b'ne bad other ulcers also. used Rra1ts Pwifu
sr1R botie'. the bottle lasted tevsn
only hrdi of spoonful dose that bottle strength
sned tn enable out o bed the sosd botls
that able ,oa the drugstore Of Bsssi
Leonard Rome CenT-, where bottle this
tie HEALED ALL MY ULCERS but sbost
nrgs the end Of thumb, and then worked egp,sT
rood used Var Bae' Haos which made PERFECT cUkx.
and restored good hsahl. FOR FULL PARTICULAR
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Severe Deafness Cured.

The followms extract from letter lately received
from distinguished ply scian IN the state OF Virginia
a H. CuRprr, NJ D. Dear SIR One Of my patients
unknown 20 me, obtained your Gairanc Ben aud Neck
ace with the Mdgp,is Fluid for serious affection Of
Deafness The case that of lady whose Nervous
ystem was much disordercd and her general health
,nor Much done previously o the application o the
Belt but with very little success and feel only right
to tell you that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the FLUID, but few weeks Bgu she ha
ENTIRELY RECOVERED nER HEARING, and heI
general health Is better than for several years"
CIy- Every case oi Deafness II u re Nervous az II
generally is be curHd by this wonderful remedy.
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$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are cnvious of the
immense of DIR. s. p Townsends sarsaparilla
have said that he published fictitious certificates DIR
Townsend will pay any of these men $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
|" flesh is heir to" than any other ever offered
TO the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of Dr. s. F. Townsend's
Extract of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis.
cases..
Read tho c,llov;no ,vopdarfn1 ,ura of
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TEvER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DUSNtNG. Pastor of 10. Pws-
bycrlun church. Adams Basin, Monroe county New YORK,
wrote Ia uH: 81 have Jist ncVed lctrr from Mr. Cn,s.
StS DUssNG. relative to the Ofhs FrvrTsore Yos
may depend on whni II states, nr he IL Christisn
and an elder IN the church Somr y.nrs since he had
have OF his legs eat oD. 20 his life qenoe
ot F'Ncr'surc. Thc utlivr irg heinz affected
1l"ht 10 he HinIuiatcd, recommended BEAMS Mgp,
ciNE RtHd the result He say- Il hpre H,,d only isr.s
NOTIFIES of BRANTS MEDICINE. placed All uoyE
from your recommendation, ~ that Medicine, and uov
say that with the brssng Uf liod IL has effected cure s(
Hy i,y'" See Pamphlets for full purticulnTs
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A GsoD MANS WIsH.-I freely
oonfess to you that | would rather,

oonirss to you that l would rather,
when ] am laid low in the grave. have
sue in his manhood stand over me and
say There lies one who was real
friend 10 me; he kindly and privately
warned me Of she dangers Of the young,
no one knew il. bat he aided in time
vi need; owe what | am TO him !"
or hwould nathcr have some widow
with checking ntierance telling hel
children there is your friend and
mine. lie visited me in my affection.
he found YOU, my sen, Il good employer;
and yor. my daughter, happy home
IA respectable and yirtuous family"
| say | would rather that snch persons
should stand at my grave, than to have
erected over IL the most beautifully
scnip.ured monument of Pdrian or
Italian marble. The hearts broken
ntierancc of the reflections of pas,
kindness, and the tears Of grateful
memory shed upon the grave, are more
valuable in my estimation, than the
sosthest cenot;ph ever reared.-Dr.
Sharp.
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Anglers CUEE1.

Mr.. .. u. KINNEY. merchant, Clinton, Oneida ewn1y
y l informed us Tint csnccr-docor in said
trcng wonderful cure Of through the efficacy
Of BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. 4 o1ae--dnefov
IN Greene county, ~ =, Is also uum. said PURIFIER Mr.
A. B SrT1LE, druggist Canal iohnrir Montroer, cols-
~, n. has informed Us of an important ot CAN
GER of on2 standing, which effected aged lady
of that place IT, therefore, This PURIFIER Gamer by
It's puriiyn" healing power what npsre disease Of tho
blood can u not curcl Seven years experience and
nnph SAYS Ihere are none hni Mhnt Il VIII cure.
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uRSING SORE MOUrn. LTCoRRHGA, &c.

"BYRoS, GFSEsEr Co, y. Y, Oct 10, IBf7.
"Mrssrr. NJ. 7. WALLACEA \ co 2Omr time last win
rrr my wife became dehintci from tire effects OF 10
fortlGJ mud Nr,Aiuy Sore Nogb that could not In her
child prruru any lou tlod lnhur Her medical treat
varj according Ia the advice and prescriptions
II the mustcm, MT physc until shM was exhaust
I'd IN usce,s efforts Size becenc very skeleton, that
The time she commenced taking BJdnrs Medicine sbe
wei he'd Than ~ hy.tvc rounds but by the
he hrd taken toH, bics, she became perfectly well Tho
nrri.r, thai ale il enabled do all neeee
ry hosluld work. snd gnu.d thirty pounds Of fesh Ia
'pur weeks. luui- truly, G. u. GALENTlNE."
The reader will observe isu Mr. GALrNrISE saws "ovv
KILL" he. we are informed by H. ). TEEHY, E.q, VI
tIt. pUl.e buag a ed ma,
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ATTIC \, Gcncsce Co, FcbyHdrk I, 1919.
an WALLACE CO.-GeHdemcn. was, for nIors
han year, ni ccd with n disease Uf the stomach Ic,pd
fa greasy substance without causing yrrat
pain, Sickness md vunltin and continually afflicted
with stomach !, ns experiment, tired bot
lr of BRANr'S MEDICINE. which 10 INV utter disnp.
pun,nru ,dscd and yoiicrod ne usHai PAN 1er cuYno
Therefore used second bottle which has comp cured
he disease. am well and hunry and Gun eni niu,rt
inytlng without being pan.d. The stomach becoming
Yours u'sIrciluly. IT 3 WILCON"
NJ Wilcox IL respectable merchant Of Auca
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24
INTERNAL JlCHRS.

This cure is triumph tie skill Of the best yAys;
sert In the city of Philadelphia and is POSITIVE Paoop
nat Internal ulcers be cured easily extern
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT Is used. Mr.. NJ
Hepburn, one Of the most respectable gentlemen \
Aubwn, Caynga Co, " ", informed us In Oct, 10 D
that he had been afflicted with three FIssuRss -
suon, and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and
their location. He said that he had spent one wear z
Philadelphia, under the professional advice OF the b,
physicians and "" Obliged to return to Auburn ~hf
out help, when DR. r. NJ Hunf druggist 7
Auburn. advised him TO try Branfs Purifying Eriro,
and the OF seven bottles of IL effected psvsei 10,