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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
BATHING APpARATUs.

HOSE who wish TO avail themselves If the benefits 10
say nothing Of the lnXuries Of BATH will find por.
tdbfe, c0hutHicnf and Economical apparatus at No 2G
Front Street. AARON BILLING.
June 10 DIFF
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PimpIes, Frochles, Redness, sunbnrn,

FimpIes, Frocklcs, Richness, Sunbnrn,
FGGg Blotches, etc.
COMPLETELY REMOVED by the use Of the ORANGE
" FLOWER LOTION The subscriber offers this latol
to the public with confidence safe agreeable and &c
tain remedy for the prevention Of rimples
face and skim for Frecles for Bloches for removal pre-
venton of Subum and Tam for Richness from exposure to
the sun for Chapped Hands, and for rendering the complex
ion clear and beautiful Ii is particularly recommended
gentlemen to prevent after shaving and for pre-
venting eruptiOns which often follow
u Manufactured and sold by ORLANDO TONPKINS,
Boston. For sale in Worcester by Druggists generally.
July II dVt6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
Wilder's Patent salamander Safes,
ATTENTION

ATTENTION.
TIE subscriber having assumed the business Of the late
4 firm Of CONVERSE &. CULVER, hereby requests ali
persons indebted to said firm pay the same without DELAY
Grateful for avors hitherto bestowed on the firm he re
specially soic continuance Of the same at the old stand
under The City Hall j. s. culver
Worcester July ls, 1850 dhlf
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Esgs'asseg'S

THE subscriber wond remind those Farmers who have
daes Of Cheese that he prepared to receive and at
end to marketing the same. CASH PAID for CHEESE
II weeks after received atmy Store.
bakham, May &. If DEXTER HILL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
10 FARMERS Ground Plastar.

HAVING made arrangements for a DIRECT importation
IL of PLASTER, aud having "syerior fqciitics' for
grinding the at of the best WATER PRIVILEGES
in this vicinity prepared furnish it fresh and
line ground, in bulk or barrels and in any quantity desired
aug ~ dWtf A. & w. II. MARKIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
Waterford Window Glass.

VIE above well known Window Glass Is now being man.
uiactured IN very superior manner and for brancy
dish and cvenless OF surface, is warranted be usur-
,rd By any American Window Glass in tlle market All
ities for sale wholesale and retail, by
SAMUEL e. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western r. r. Depot
iy 23 dw4m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
House and Lot fnr Sale.

"a an LINDEN STREET, by c. b. METCALF. TIT
Eni5d " house is nearly new most thoroughly bull
throughout of the best materials, aud most desirabll
situated three minutes walk from Mail St The lot con
tanning about 10000 feet covered with all kinds Of bearing
fruit dwtf octl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
70 the leather Trade.

U'HE undersigned has commenced the CURRYING BISI-
L NESS at No. 81 FRONT STREET, where he intends TO
keep general assortment of Cured Leather Also will
curry any particular kind order Patronage solicited
May II DIT EDWARD PROCTOR
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Watars' LIQUID Hair I've.

I HIS Dye possesses an advantage any other Kind
from the absence of any preparations si3rrle appli.
cation being a thNt is necessary ]! has been extensively
Sold and IS too well known i this region toned
miuns NOW. For sale wholesale and retail ala,ulac.
tirer's prices by the Agent,
LEWIS T. IAZELI., Druggist,
Midwistt 20l Main ST. 4 doors north Am House
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Dwelling House and Lot forI Sale,

- FEHE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET, owned ant
G L occupied by the subscriber for four years past,
now offered for sale Terms easy. For full particu
lars, INQUIRE OF II. c. BATES. dwtf oct Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15
HOUSE LOTS ron SALE.

RUUSM LUT8 N'UA SAAlN.
building LOTS on Wellington Street. "a new Street
ID running from Main Street. north of the residence
ofAbie Iaques Esq Also Austin Chandler Chatham,
Newbury, and Gu ncy Streets The above | OTIS
for the first time offered sale. The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location Main St.
makes them the desirable LOIS the city. Terms OF
sale to suit the chaser.
l.. & s. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf u Portland Street
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Potash.

ar superior quality, just received and for sale by
~ DEXTER & STONE,
march H. du Soutlbridge-st.
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SHINGLES,

H'HE subscriber having received Cargo of SHINGLES
direct from Bangor, Of al the different qualities is pre-
pared to Se them as low rs they can be bought in the city
Office at WIN. Z MERRIFIELD's.
May % DIFF EDWIN CHAPLIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15

potashes
q CASKS Of Northern lotasles of superior quality just
- received for sale low By J. GREEN 4 Co,
Aprll 20 II opposite Central School House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-15

A ROCKAWAY, front and back seats, built in the best
"a manner, fu patent excl and boxes has but little
and in every respect rsclass carriage Of the kind hay
ing for il, Will dispose of the at a low rate
Z. T. DIXIE.
MA pleasant and well built HOUSE to be let; inquire
Is above DIFF June
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70 the Ladies and Citizens ofSW oester
A. M. DRIsCoLL,
MANUFACTURING JEyyELER.

MANUFACTURING JEWELER,
Btgetoac's Court Front Street. ..... Worcester.
1 ND dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY;
speciacies, Silver Ware Perfumery and Fancy Goods
pGlasses fitted to Watches Lockets Spectacles Mem
Pins, and Rings
iLBcTRo GLIDING and SlLvERING done in the neatest
inner. 1 All kinds of Repairing in the above line done
hort notice. OH GoM aud SHuer taken in exchange for
'ods dwtf Oct |, 1860.
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Washinz and Cleanging Compouna.

t4Est-
u its I'll dread Of Washing Days are removed as hun
- dres viii testify who have received the benefit Of its
use, within the last three months Having greatly improve
ell this article, can,wth confidence offer the publi-
IS SUPERIOR 10 Gag Other preparation Of the Kind IN Hsp
AS there are many limitations, purchasers viii be parcu
Y to ask for that made and sold by
{. A. * Il. HARRINGTON,
Worcester, April 20. DIFF 50 Main stree,
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Averose AnnsaI Per Csnfsse Of Deerea.s.

ISISs I,a F'' C.nlage % I"e,ss.s. ,,.,
Average AsausI Per Csafass Of LsersaA
Ive5 AsJ lOa7 l3s3
The folio wing table exhibits the date OF the opening
aud closps u the Hudson river aud days
alec Tie time OF commencement aud of each nav
gable season u the canals sod tue days Of
ns'gsuon on 1874 TO lsts also tue date OF the open
lag ~ Lshe krfs. from ls2T TO lsss -
or rryu
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

The largest beat load vbtcb passed over ccusSsrs-
bic psrses 90 TIE cstai vsiss.a lo< soe -z0ee sssa
hetne tbse II the bost "a r. Dsvts ffom Osvsxy %
ir.y, vns . cargo. prpcipsiiy II Hour wfthis few
yesfs ocss eauyns 10 60 80 tons cossid.rsd 70
re vssy heavily laden ssa supv ed that tns
VA the canai 9th ~ test surface feet dspsh Of
vstsr Vas tsasd ne uto~s capacity for 4,
nos Nov VIII The cane depth " ~st~s asd generally
me ssme seffsce ssd sost that ps~s oid iees
m.fs ,hsn oouns sbe csrec s tak.n, daculs,
Ihs snnsnso 10 statement ~ sassses sapsndsd 81
the snh ton mfsssosers heteoibs their ssxssf-s
asnss ths nsos ysar ssdins the ssss~@h~s is<s
,ps the ssvers tanals fcs eli purposes Other thai
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
A0Nf z<ltO if3 Wal 6b.vI
Acreage Annual Per CenfaSe of Increase.
1888 2Dl3 g5i S.Sy 72


ISL 2gS l522
Lrera0e Annual Per Ceatdge Of Iaersase.
1868 les 1888
The annexed Is . statement Of tonnage ascending
and descending and the total Of both; the value of
ascending and of freight aud tho total
OF both and the tolls from 1887 TO lS4s inclusive
he returns for ls49 received time to In
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

Tefsi Per Centage of Increase.
l40S 1926 ly605 lSSn l5l.00 lj2 2.
ls.rase HmnuaI Per Centags Of Increase
1881 hU l22 I2l0 1872 1881
The following II statement Of the of wheat and
nsur arriving st tide water the produce Of this State
and Its value the and value of that coming from
otter States, by way Of Buffalo Black Rock, and Os.
wego. and the tolls, ALSO tolls all other articles
moving all the canals and the total tolls from 1887
to l64s. Inclusive =
(is4s not received in time for insertiugJ
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Total ape-

The following Is statement OF sxpeudit by the
sureriDepdsnt Of Repairs. showing the name OF each
sfruoure os work ths different heads OF expenditures
and the cost Of each on all the Of the state for
each Of the years named -
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

~ the suprsms Court % the United States Q snort
uSs rscs OF rssroes Va Btssen is sh,s spohss Of
oy the 81 Louis Reysbes~ OF the eth inst The trsot
snbracs< b. the esstssos, though .nIy email portion
cs be'one TO the defendant iscudss from u,s 60 sx
nsporee scres lyise swth of the city runnins along
kev Soa Otaiioss land, part q Captain Biss-lrs.
part o. pr eryssrs and part Of the late r.ssspcs vf
VT Semee y. feafmas. 10 extends vest -sdIy ssa
soothvafdiy, of Irregular sbac> ssd rssoh~. auts
o, rsccs ~ ssrces the s. Charles rcsA inciud,ng
ns '2osose iou esst cfthe frairis Hoase roe -noi.
so~ esumsssd st the rates ~hfoh lands similarly a.
osss sfe scse fcs may be set de-p ~or.h S. 100
w s,wo pr scse ~ 10 shss ds@sxes b. sda-d for
". ssa .ccnrson, ~ nay s~-i the amount 60 nearly
tlfteAeo Capsais Biss~Ii has been in ,.s-..,o, ~
~ pvuos o. ~ secus tvesty -six years. aud ssy-rsl
o'nsf esas ssts ssariy CT quite ~ lopS
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

Nens cr rrs Mas FAsssAn ArrAm-Tbs Bostoo
h~i t tns Ieth ibst contains o letter from . lsdy
H. m that city nov In California giving the flI,.tog
rsfueulsrs Il the dibcuty bstvs-n Nrs Fsrphsm and
TO the bru sty Of the captain aud the unissrrstps
character Of the passengers. Elcept Nrs Fsrpbsn
bad not one con paniop aud she mo>t nssrsps act
OF The csrfan sas left at Valparaiso Ia 10 too Ions
story TO ao Into the particulars but the fscts a. briefly
tb~s;-The servapt she brought vnh hsr coon Al.
the soo'ety 1.-THE stsvsrd colcred man By the v.y
eno valparaiso, they vere marrssd the
wee Mrs lost ber servant, vho vsst is to tn. IN,
employ OF course abe could nos do without s-rvsst
vn hsr tvo children and ,ick friend to take care of
sno che vas NOT spsahiDs tsrms sish the captain
she consulted the Ansrtcsp CopsuI A no .b., .as
ooua 90 N the ease He told her she could replace
ner sui ~ another. which did IN. ar, on
o. ara NE evening bsfore sailiss rhs nett mS,p,ss
tn- espssn csns % board. ssd callss over the nss
p.r .bo thst siri zee Mrs .. stepped so~ -sra ..d
ssio e'r she he'd GOT 60 taAs nssssr.ts pisr.
H0 sbe psssportf" No. bus tbe C,-s., -. 80,
ne vhat 70 an squvslent" ]" Turning 10 the nat. .ho
rocd pesr be ssd Take that siri ssd pus her An IN.
boat that brought ne. asd send her 90 sAors NJ.
vss highly sneited and said s,Caotai. W Al. -.
muss 90 too ssd eets passport for her, I cs.p.t DO
without her here and when reach san :, M,
bssd ber more; all ak IL, that you vaSt one bo,y ~,
me and vi set that sed BE- bssh - socs a. po.s,b,.
veil ~ most on beard thought oply ss soIs threat
She got into the boat 9Th the Girl is Eve t.
anehof sss weighed, tbs sails uor. thar
twenty msutss erirk breeze carryfse n. o.t to
ses lssvins the mother b~hsa; and 10 truly -. hi
TO try stoes psreee to hear the cndren screaming ssd
~onsn vbo might chance 90 be threw In his ger
be sever again could get eouespd his treats M 90
me vae cruel TO hrs karphaw. brutal she is urged
toissufuts prooesoipgs against him, and, thsnh,
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

Aversses.. o. Tik uAs lok ssS
The foiIovibs 10 . sfstsneut showing the nuubsr
end the various tonnage Of eseh class Of bos 70 yssu
aiy I, 1880 -
~. Seees. Deck Lzkv B.H Lsa< Psek. T.ssl
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

We snnex statement showing the amount sxpeud-
cd BY the Repairs and the
cost peg mile on each and all OF the canals from 1926 to
to l8A8, both inclusiye:-
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Asp cLoss OF sAvre.rIor ss rss sais


some insccysciss vhich fosnd 20 sxiss In this
tshs Less Jssr have b~ss eorv~esed 10 shis
spd sho.r the average time Of na,issos on the Had
son 70 have pssn 2o days per yesr the longest tine
In an, %. ear .ss $40 dsys In isz ssd the sAorts
The sv.rsss time per year that the canal hes bssa
oressd for nsvsson tor this period s $50 dsys the
greatest length ~ time In yssr. zoe days, In
ISIS snd he shortsst zs days In is<3 ssd Ia isST
ne csritest cpeDfsG - the lake the Tth March,
1e<f. ana the lat~~t tue 10th Nay. 1s3f
The comparative value 81 conmsrcs upos the canals
q ths state nth the value of the for-es eommsres Of
the L nitsd states. 10 % apssxsd -
Total value Of imporss exclusive of specie into the
unsee states for the ysas ending The soth yuss,
Tessl ,slo. Of eli article. iraa.cor..i .: ''''"'
the canals for the y.sr 1877. ....... isfse3ls
D'sereses In favor of forsiss inpcststioss. ssAiAs
Total value of imports into the Usitsd
.seins se'h Jes., lsss. 90: sirss'.sss
the canals for the ,-sr is4s. ...... Isocss.im
Dls~'so. favor Of for.'s. inpors.s'o.'. NIIi =.
The total srports exclusive Of sp~cie, fos
the peer ending seth June, is<s vers Of
dcNest,e prcdecsisps. :. sls27o<1a1
Add vslus % foreign products
sfpervsros sxperfed. ..... n1Bolo
The total erportA erclssivs
81 sp~cie. fus fh~ year cod
as'b June. ists we're m
domestic prcdpesscus. 4. sla1sssasS
ADA valve % foreign pro-
dscts sfssfvsas sxpoeted N 90 ssS
To'si ssporfs the growth produe. or -ss-
n'.s'ere of tns United states, for the
ending the soth Jvpe 1s<s. ..... fsa sol n 4,
1otsi value o. ell artiesss transpovtsd 90
the esssis IN 1917 f................, lsi ssa an
Dia~eses is fsru of canal ss.msrcs. sls,sss ~
The New York herald., 1850-02-17
Annual Report OF the O. ..l Com m ,,.,ensr.
STArs % NKw foRK.
CANAL CommIssIoSERs' OFvIcE,
S1sr UEceMBeR, le4Q

CANAL CommIssIoSERs' OFrIcE,
Slsr DEcEaBER, 1s49
To hs Lsetsiafsrs u the State Of Ee,g Ycvk -
In sccordsnce with the provisions Of chap. mise,
uue nne article second, Of the frst part Of the Re-
Comnissiopsre submit their annual report
he bpArd of Canal Commissioners consisted ON the
nrht day OF January l049 Of Nelson j. Beach, whose
term OF NEE extended to the drst January, 1850 Jscob
hinde to drst January, 1861; and Charles Cook (who
nsd been re- elected In November prscsdipg) hrst
Jspusry. 1852.
The board OF commissioners WAS organised at their
omcs IN the state Hall the drst day Of January,
ls4s BY ths r~appoiptment Charles Cook ss Prsd.
dent spd Neison Beach ~ Secretary.
TO Nelson J. Beach assigned in special charge.
the division OF the canals consisting Of the fol.
lowing works -
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

Statement Of tolls collected the several oosotors
o0css In ls<s and is4s; tssstbsr the
decrease st ssoh once for the latter yesr:-
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

John FISHER, q native OF wauen, ~ ", he's bssn
s1~s,ea Mayer a Hsmiltos Ca
bcp q r Osscod formerly member of C~sgrss
from Mssessb osstts, attempted 4. commit ssesds -
ksses In that ssss, fee ssys siscs, by essnss hss
threat
The Nod ssl.s al Mn~sskis wis, duriss tie iasx
sis mcpiae smcunt~d n iye kts acres
T~o hundred tons ~ taltp-tr. haze bs-s s,siy s,A
10 Pto,tdsoc- a. held sp~cai.tos ever STAGE the
isst ear with Great rntsis, period u tsrtJ svs
peers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Chain Pumps.

THESE curious and valuable machines io-raising
water, have hitherto been comparatively uu>
known in this state, though in many parts of ~ Y,
Pa, Mass and CT, they are rapidly supcrcedng all
other kinds of pumps, and even the "Old Oaken
Bucket is unable to stem the current Of their pops-
lariiy. The reason OF this, is, that they are liable to
none OF the objections that are strongly and justly
urged against al pumps heretofore used. They new,
er freeze are not liable to get out Of ORDER keep wat,
er pure and free from bad iaae, and draw the water
fresh from the bottom OF the well every time they nre
used. The motion OF the chain through the water,
prevents t becoming sugnant, besides driving nox-
lous vopors from the well, by carrying down con.
slant current OF fresh mir The chain is made water
proof by galyunzing and So as to rust or
inlure the water. These pumps peculiarly appl-
Gaole to deep wells where the sucIion pumps cannot
De used and from of IL to 30 feet will raise ten
Pa'is 0i water per minute. They are much used Of
ran hoad station houses in N. Y on account Of tho
ease and rapldity with which they raise water
lie subscrlbers ore making and preparing to furu.
ish any amount OF the above pumps md any one
wanting the best machine for raising water 10 any
height, will find it for their interest to call and see
these pumps They have been obliged to remove the
pump from the Park-n consequence Of so many be :
using the water from the cstern which, was in
tended for reservoir in OF fire 1t may BE-
For opinions respecting the merits Of these pumps
hey would refer to
Messrs, CHAS RUSSELL, Esq.
JAS. IT. PLATT,
J. G HAIELEY
CHESTER BLINN.
CUAUNCEY GOODRICH ESQ
COL ALANSON MITCHELL
who have them in use
Wilt HORACE WHEELER & Co.
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Notice 10 the Ladies'.

scrofula Cured.
This esruhcsts conclusi'sy proves that his ssrsrsrh
has perfect control the most obstinate dsensns Of
the Blood Three persons cured In one house anpreee
dented.
DR. Townsend, Dear Sir have the pleasure to Inform
you three Of children have besu Sero.
s by the uss of your excel medicine They we're az
hctsd severely with bad have taken four bot
tics II took them away. for which feel myself under
great obligation.
Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN. 1906 Wooster 81.
Opinions Of PhysicIaus.
Or. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders ON
Physicians IN different parts OF the Uninn.
This is TO certify that the undnrsgnsd, Ply scisns
Of III. City of Albany have in numerous prescribed
Dr. Townssnds SarsHpRa aud h1lieye II 10 bo ono OF
H. r. PULLING Al ii J. WILSON, ND, X d BRIGGS
N. D. r. Z. ELMENpORf ND Albany, April isi1.
CAUTION.
Owing To the great success aud Immense sale OF DR.
Town.snd's sarsapsri- number Of men Who were FOR
mery our Agents have commenced making ssrsapHrills
Extracts Eikirs Bitsrs. Extracts Of Yellow Dock &c
They generally put up ia the shaped holtss and
some h.u have stolen mud copied adv ers,nunts
they only worthless limitations aud should he avoided
None genuine unless Sguod by S. r To~mend.
N. " READING Co, State street boston; Dyou
Sons 1872 NOrlh Second street Philadelphia 8 3 Hancs
Druggist, baltimore = ~ Cohen charIs.Ios Wright
Co, ISL Chsrres Street n. o. los susth Pearl Street
Albany sud by all the priucipsl Druggist. snd Msr
chant. gsusrsy Throughout the United States West indie
and the Cansdus
Theodore A Peck, Apothecary and Druggist Bur
Lngton, VI; Reddlng & Co, State street, Boston
s, $. Hunce, Dmggat, Baltimore Duyal & Co
Richmond p. Cohen, Charleston Wright &Co
ISL Chartres street, New Orleans; l05 South Pear
street, Albany r. Van BuskiIk, cor OF Broad and
Market street Newark n j.; and by all the princi.
pal Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout
the United States West lndiesnnd the Canadas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
4s 5 as 70 lst Il IL - 49,
Sullivan Railroad,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

'
ON and after WEDNESDAY, November IA, ls49, the
" Passenger Trains will run as follows viz -
Leave Windsor for Bellows Falls Boston Lowell
second train on arrival OF trains from Montpelier
and Wells River) and arrive at Boston al . T NJ.
and P. VI.
Leave Bellows Falls for Windsor at 10 10 and
AIS P NJ or on arrival OF trains from Boston
Leave Boston Tor Filchburg Railroad depot for
Charleston, Curemont, Windsor Wells River, &c
ana tor Montpelier aud Waterbury (26 miles from
Burlington on Lake Champaign al : 30 a VI. aud
for Charestown, Claremont and Windsor ut IL
A. NJ.
The Trains leaving IPindfor at 7.45 A. NJ and
Boston at II A. NJ. connect with no trains North of
Windsor
Both Trains connect each way with Lowell
Nashua and Worcester Trains at Groton Junction.
Passengers from New York by evening boats to
Ncr~'ch, may connect with first train from Boston
at Groton Junction.
Passengers from New York by morning cars, by
way OF New Haven, Hartford. Springfield and North
ampton, may lodge al BratIeboro, and proceed the
next morning, by stages, 20 miles 10 Walpols, and
then take cars Tor the Moth, as above
Passengers for New Yok by Trains lesving
Windsor at I2 Top. NJ. may 60 by way OF Wslpols
Brattleboro, Northampton, Springfield and New lia-
ven-or by Groton junction, Worcester and Nor
wich, and arrive IN New York by Steamboat early
the next morning.
Fare from Windsor TO New York ISIS
Freight trains leave Windsor and Boston daily.
A CATTLE TRAIN leaves Montpelier and Wells
River every Tuesday morning and by way Of WlsD-
soK, kEENI, &c, and arrives at PoRTERs, Tho
nearest Station TO the BRIGHTON CATTLE MAkKITl
THOMAS 3. VILLA Ms. sypt.
Chsrles,ern, n OCT 30, 1919 Ns9H
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Cattle show & Fair,
Law and Land Office
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin,.

TUHu UU LdC, W ISCOnsln.
nR U RY & FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND
~ COUNCILLORS AT Law and SoLIclToRs IN CHAN
Gerry
ERAsTus w DRuRy, tof the late firm OF Drury &
Eastman)
EDWIN FLINT.
Messrs d. & + will practice in all the Courts in
the State and give special attention collecting and
Sc ,uring debts They have business connexions
formed throughout the State Of Wisconsin, Northern
Illinois and Eastern Iowa. They will a so attend 10
the purchase aud sale Of Lands the payment OF Taxes
the location OF Land lIarrants the examination Of
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be given 10
our correspondents in New York, Boston Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Washington City, and most of the
principal cities
Refer to Hon. Milo l., Bennett, Asahel Peck Esq. B.,
D. X. Pangborn, Smaliey & Phelps, and c, d. Hes.
sor, Esq
Dec. 1913. w22,f
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II the safest and most efectual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the uengs attendant upon child
birth discovered strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease increases aud enrches the
food those no have used it think is indispensable 1t 10
highly useful both before aud after confinement prevents
diseases attendant upon childbirth. In Costly Piles
Cramps Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn
Vomiting Pain in the Back and Lons False Pains Ilemor
rhsge and in regulating the Secreons aud equaLng the
ercsation has equal The great beauty OF this medi
cine is it always safe and the most delicate il
successfully.
Notice 10 the Ladies'.
Those that initiate DIR. Townsends Sarssparills have
Invariably called their stun great Remedy for Ftmnes &c,
&c aud have copied bills and circulars which relates
TO the complaints Of women, word for word-other men
who put up medicine have since the great of Dr.
Tornsends sarsapariIa in complaints incident femaei
recommended theirs although previously they did not.
4 nrEber OF these mixtures Pills &c, injurious 10
females a. thsy disease and undermine the
constitution. DR.. To~nsends is the only and best remedy
fer the numerous female complsnts-ii rarely il ever
fails OF ehecng permanent euro II eau he taken by the
most delicate females In any by those expecting
TO become mothers with the greatest advantages
prepares the system and prevents pain or danger aud
strengthens both mother and child Be careful TO get the
genuine.