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ERANkLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE
block above the National Theatrs-ossrvs Lee. ssle
performances every afternoon and
lax Entertainments TO eommsass In the Afternoon
o'clock and In the evening ~ IN o'clock Ths
erts are varied and select and 1uoh BE-
Other place Of entertainment In New f0re eeaslHa et
the strongest in the vorld whe viii tfttk
sha audience choose 70 Offer him he viii tls
nan 70 .hll bullock" with his elsashss -, as
ested for their beauty and and 10 psfssa
hsr OF beautiful tabloaux company q Arab Cf whs az
Enough variety Of fests o. stre5rth tst dssssrsy
hbition OF Marble ssstu.ry uneauAsd IA Ne world
sether with variety Of Interesting perfsrk1ess ever
ssrnSsn and svenins For E.soYss s,s ~. q sd
sosts ak cents kIes, 2s cents; rsrqsetts 1lH sens
CLRCUs-NEw. YORK AnPHIrHEATRR. NO 81
children half price, Pi. l2H centB Equestrian and Gym
performances BY the finest troupe In the world Ga
Monday evening November "a and evening during the
braeng all the Dancing and Trick Ponies bril-
LIANT feat Of Horsemsnshipj exercises in Vsu ting rsn
linz and Separating full dress Csvslehdes Kauiii
BRUINS, &C. Great preparations for ThGnksxVilS day
Evacuation day and tas essItion CT KOssutA.
CIRCUS, 81 gowERY.-R. BANDS & co. PRoPRIE-
tofs.-GraEd entertsinnent Wednesday sftsrnoos,
for the convenience Of families. AZ half past
clock and also on dnotaay evening. AT.
Boxes and Pquete - eontS Chldfee half price PIT TX
norrowl.
EELLOws xINsTRELs. ~ BRoApwAY-THE MA
nsgers take pleasure ~ announcing che public Il rich
reat1 the engagement Of Mr. H. H. Sitter The
;ruiJ wenderfn deineator Of the character and
rrformspos Of the old ana well Known negro Min
public.
EELLows ETHIOPIAN sISsTREIs. M BaoAD.
Z var.
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R.oADWAY THEATnz.-E. A.MARsHALL, so Lss
:: = S::s r.. ~ zs :s q
~ = ss's?s ~ s:;sis !! j ss Sz
Nc f.r h I.y M S:J ka.sn vat
T Il Ssisa vi. E. 4 PA y II T
S,R:s Prn Mr. p wss sssSs1 RSn -.
ns; JOHN SETON, glcg
nsnss ~ oslooi. n. R:vsts perform every MD
n Hs.Ss sd :nS qI oas
;;sss e. ;.S; ss:
s sss acne sss FISHER AVS @ ~ ass
ss9a s..
S 9. 5:, "a !.
s ssr1ss a r. S,.
Sii hss:Iei a' Lyn %s p sDso Din MONT NJ
xs & :r: ss II nSpr6n III
ssR sS, H.. E ssdn Mr. s
Lessee and Proprietor. scared soats, 81 5o Box.
Ss " Sos viii e g:s
comic opera in three p ssss P q
Pse.es H.iss.ssi ssss Ssf e
Lrnesto.. ........'''.. Hgnor A. fistI
Doors ~ performance 70 commence At7k
Boz ofoe open every day from A. N. till o'oooff
"A Angelina Bo.io, who delighted York paSIs S,
past returned from Charleston Sgnor Marin
hs Don ss 's
last and for six weeks Al least, shall have
envy Philadelphia Baltimore, or Charleston York
sgnora every where the fsyorte
the theatrical world and the public OF this city has gvsu
by attending mssse The voice of this acme Of sh,
company perect organ both the low and the middle
silver tones Art and study have combined TO
upon her her many fine gifts and modesty and the mos
If M Harslek should detan her here longer than he hs
promised. he will do US Q great faver.
GRAND CONCERT AT TRIPLER HALL-THE AN
~ nual Concert in aid Of tbs Charitable Funds Of the -
Georges and British Protective Emgrsnt Societies Of Ney
atTriper Hail. when the folio wing will ren
'' Madame ss'x ANNA ra1LLoN,
Madame BlsCACGiAETI.
sisnoI BKTTINI,
Mr.. HUDSON.
INsrRvmESTAL SOLO PERIoRnERs
Hons JAELL, the emirent Pianist, and
kISKA HAUSER.
fuu and effective Orchestra has been engaged
Conduettr-hR. GgoRCE LoDER.
Further particul hereafter Tickets 81 eaoh may
Procured at the principal music stcres and the following
JUN u DhAhhs % East s.; Tours. s.sss: ssrs:
william Young, first Vice Cha. PITT, second Woe Pro
President Barclay street. sident, II Third avenue.
Anthony Barclay, N. Con- Robert Bunch, II. n Vio
Thomas Dixon, q William st. septuus Crooks % Cliff
Joseph FOWLER 70 WAL st. John walker. % Exchang
Chas. Edwards, &c Brosdway. John j. Bartlett
w. Cuthbertson. % Wall VIM. Hin dhAugh, vesey st.
Eobert B.ge; 72 Pearl ST. Chas. b. Eima l3l Pearl
Edward WALKER III Fulton. Richard Irwin 80 Front 81
Jane. =. Wal.ers Edmund Arnold. 4. D.. 1
Joseph z. Wells IL Wall 81. NslEcr street.
Thomas Dobecn, Is Morris ct. Henry SElalss.
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WILLOWS MINsTRILs GIVE GRAND AFTER
performance Thanh sgving day for the
modaten Of families when Dick Bitter the Dan
Ger, will appear Commence NJ p. H.; Doors open At2
WHITES MILODEON.-GRAND AFTERNOON PER
w formance on Thursday (Thank dayl commence
ing At hapast The entertainments this day will consist
OF AL the wonders and astenishmens of the great Wizard
and King Of the Mist.
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E'ELLOWS ETHIOPIAN hfNSTRELS, AT FELLOWS
Musical Hall, ~ Broadway. between Howard and
Grand srees-opsn every night This truly celebrated
Whole concerts N this city the
received witt he greatest favor by the elite
from all parts Of the Union. Fellows Hall is The
most comfortable buildings in ths city Admission
Boors at 61 concert to At * o'clock.
afternoon concert every Wednesday and Saturday.
nj q 8 O'Clock.
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New York, ssv.mser 20, 1853.
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PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY

VNABERNACLE.-TBEP PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
informed that grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
will be given on Monday evening" December by commit
tee Of genteuen Of this city for the relief of Mr. Joseph
Perkins al old and highly respected member Of the Fire De-
Of the means Of support The following artists
generously rendered their sratuitons Emma
Gnghan Bos.wick Miss Maria Leach, Mr. r. LISTER, NJ
Stephen Leach M John A. Kyle the oelsbrsssd rIusia
lnst who will have the honor Of making his hrst appear
in AneroA The whole under the direction OF Mr.
George Loder Tickets 50 cents TO be had st the various
music stores or of the following gentlemen Of the
Cornelius " Anderson, Alfred Carson.
Zopbar hi,ls, John Coye-,
John Berrian. stephen r. Hoy,.
Morgan korgsnS. VIM. Adams.
John Murphy, John Garland.
Henry s. Carpenter, David Fe.ton,
Daniel Coyer. Stephen II. Fesks,
James CrossmAn. James Y Gillespie,
Thaodeus B. Glover, Gilbert Palmer,
Stephen Carpenter. william Craft,
ConekLn 1itus John G. Carpenter,
Harrison Brown, Wm G. Kinsssnd.
Seth c. Douglass, Villa rroep,
Thomas Brown, Erastus N. Glover,
Darius Farrington Thomas J. Barr,
WIN. Tweed, n. I. Brennan.
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rises - o'clock Boxes. Is cents Pit l3x oens Seats
VI" g :ss.s s e: Sso De-,
Ssos. o1:in NJ si nsnssa S cisi.sse Tlsslos
The csI ss. Mr. Eday
s.s H. s:.i n SsSs m cAiss ss
Aa.a ransxenes Ars Grsstani Berengaria Mrs Jordan
RURroNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr.-DOORs
Ss:s.: 9 ::.: s.sssS fi,s ::s. FS.sss Ss.s: s.
lss;s H. Syss. q
JOIN Caroline b.s.s Hss Mr. B;ss
Maria CIayon Miss Weston; nrs westvood, Mrs. Hughes
POOR PIilIcopoYJcSn Peter PiiiSsday Me- bSFoS
Mrs. Pilliooddy. Mss Hill; Sarah. Hiss Chapman.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.-DooRs
N at curtain rises at o'clock Dress Circle
Boxes cents PIN cents Orchestra Tickets so cents
REST OF BoNDY-Lisut ksndry, Mr.. Bl.noh.rd Captain
chol To be followed by the Of WIGS AND WI
Dows or the Man with The Red Cogns Mr.
Jack spahton Clarke; Bozzy Beauty Mr.. Fox; Jenny
Divers. Mrs. Nichols; Alice Alcraft, Miss Hathaway
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUN.-P T. BARNUh'
ant Manager Admission 70 the entire Museum and per
aussss ii; cent? Novel, HSi' and
ances crafty all tastes Comic fsroes curious plays
Sslos the very pop1iai and inseressns drama Of The
DREA AT SEA-Anne rsevanion, Miss Barton. In the
s ds% ia VICAR 81 sad fsfy Dr.
er nsnsns; oyi. Miss nes..ysr; Mrs. Primrose Mr.,
be performances the morning. afternoon and evsnng
The Koh Diamond its great FAC smile; the Happy
Family the Chinese collection and all the other curosie
to be usual
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL. NC
- az BroadSay Above Grand stress-OPen every night
Known Chrs.ys hnstrels, comprising ecient and
ender the management of Christy, whose concerts u
aha city for succession OF have been received
relsss oenss Doors open e. S and win Commences =
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon
continued On Thursday November eth, Thanksgiving
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GRAND ORGAN PERFORNANCK.-NR W. A KING
" begs leave TO inform his friends that he will perform
the orgaa 10 MI Henry Erbsn E2 Centre street.
this sdnesday) evening The Of tho largest
class IT has three OF keys and two oeayes Of pedals
intended for the cathedral at Hartford Cards Of invita-
ton be had by applying at Mr.. Erbens ofce. Pro-
gsmms oysrture 70 the Bronze Horse by particular
quest;) Andante moto from Beethovens fifth
phory-C. Minor 3. wedding March" Mendslssohn; 4
Cborvs" Round about the Starry Throne" Handsl S.
Latgheto, from Beethoyens second phony ia A. TX
temporaneous performance Introducing thue tom fssos
IhaiberR. sc.
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nR. MORRISON rs CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL,

DR. MORRISON is ooNsULTED CONFIDENTIAL,
~ oertsn diseases which be treats vitaous nsroury
Recent he In three days Thrtytvo
Nee ensbles him those dshitles sfsns from ssif
abuse and restore orignk vig0r See his London Dplon
" his private once 2OtS Fulton street No fee All
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE practical Par.
~ vete TreAtise," ko,-Ohos hours, TO IA. bN
M tsundsys exeepted,l No. g ersenveh street.. rror
he pncommon medical advantages the suthr has enjoyed
Amorssb which he wcrd instance having resided ssvs.s
Ere IN fsrs tor the Of Studying sess
isesca followed By long and vsry extensive practss te
foted exclusively " This specis.v he ear with sonhdcnee
nse more certain safe, end rtda, cures tsn osa ,;
thtined from other In America n EASES o.
ssase spd In the dsp5rEbls consequences n sa-T in
ytofer habits under hI peculiar plan Of troasmsns W.
1ot absolute ana perfect cure s eter.ea syen M 70
everest ehar;ster often ,.ea with serious atas
has found incurete, though they ray ~ M
eessvsrsnce Those who sYpiy In the earlier ass1sl
tvs diseases, will be s.ihed " The ease and rapdsyo
he cure. Witch Ia oftsn Effected In yefF teg days J.
40 been matter o. surprise 70 sons shss asy sle1 y
pscss biity ana Of profcsionA attans1 should tevoN
~ attention to diseases vieh people 81 ever; t,ssrip
pretend 70 cure 90 EASILY ~ hogsVer tAa ,n5arfes
peoUe t-rs uTan s5ctr vot1 known vsry tJsrsn
pniss pouii De- a es23 ise tso1s as I'D sot
VIC asg bava = NIh k2s t-sbt-ffas - yisls ~
sgsss beg ~. Prst vr87.
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DR coNvERs INvIeoRATINo coRpIAL-THs

nR CONVEY INVIGORATING CORDIAL.-IHk
~ only remedy those sad affections Of bosy and mnd
fer society business or ms,rmony rs.pas
from self abuse 81 sbote three bottles Tor S. With
porant sdve 70 the married and single Sold A. IS Thri
avenue. 90 Broadway, III Bovery, and IS Franklin street
DIT medical work private diseases tnd self abuse
s consequences 20 yonth and pos,erity, for salss
oopy tostrsd Sent 70 the country. N h-EVery ySung
nan should possess this book
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ITO THE PUBLIC MRS. SUMNER L. FAIRFIELD
takes ptarure in informing her friends and the publs
NEW Yerh that she will give series Of POe,oa ResdnS,
~ the stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway young LADY
one Of hs hnest amateurs in this city has kndiy offered 70
sssist b singing few Ballads The hrst Reading to Be
given Tveday December Doors precisely ~
eeosti Msssg 70 eenmenss a. esht TIssets o. goats
- be had 40 ilhsn Hall Sons 80 Broadway @. yol
LES 800 BrnadvsE Ksrhsies Breusinss. All Bsosavsy
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ne, COOPER. Il DIANE STREET HAs, FOR THJ

he, WARRss, NO. MOTT STREET, rs cosrIDky
~ tssy consulted diseases Thirty sir years prsoto,
ensbes HIN 70 vthout nercur recent esses cured
from three 10 Eve days n B.Dont b deceived ~ m
pretensions % quack In Roosevelt ssrset VIII
sxoeption ths only auafea London In shis oy
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IN PHILADELPHIA.

y FLOWS ErmoPIAE SINsTRELs. "a BaoAD.
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nj r. DICAL.

nR. WARD, BEING DEVOIED 10 THE SCIENTIFIC
~ treatment Of all dsliea disorders. varr,n ne spest
the unf0rtu You will Be cured By him
uvsy in half ths usual time and BY mild method With
any pain Those whohsve contracted diseases be would
urze make early piicati0a Patsnta Bat ths
Doctor Oce - Canal street. u Broadway No fss
re4uirei until cured.
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oeost Ks>sirg 70 eommenee t eizht Tsssts o. eents
b be had 40 ilksu Hall Sons 80 Broadway G. yo
lies. 800 BrnaawsE Ksrhsiez BreusnSs All Broadway
and at the deer o. the Institute.
WARRINGTON CROSSING TIE DELAwARg-THrs
w great nshonal picture By Leptre, now exhibiting
with iDmense success, a. the StyyyesAnt Institute IS
Broadway Admission, cents children. Tx
teksts. 50 cents. Open from sA TO 10 Pm.
L NIcKLRBocKER HALL KioHTH AVENUE AND
for the BENEFIT Of the bersaved snd sufferers A. the late
ani:y Greenwich avenue end In addition to Me- Anis-
son. The great Wi:.Ed and Mr. Harrison the eeebra.si i'm
rr0vatofe ana comic vocalist one Of the best bands OF Min
sre in The United States has kindly volunteered its
vices for the oceaslen. Tickets, IS esnts.
vTRIPLBR HALL-THE GREAT COMPLIMENTARY
Testimonial to Mr.. Charles White will take place
Thursday evening December All Professional AID feeias
Of assisting in the the shove tsy
monial Of respect, will address 30
BENJ. A. BAKER See No. Ill Grad street..
vTRIPLER HALL-TICKETs FOR TIE COMPLIMENT
Benent Charles White can be obtained as al the
principal hotels and music stores la the city fy eea
each.
CALIFORNIA CURIOSITY. FOR sALE.-A SPLEEN
~ di specimen Of pure California gold. closely resembling
aRomhn head wish helmet and bust. vsshs sstyounces
Inquire Of George Butts Of Roosevelt sni Batavia
streets. where ID may be seen.
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SHIP Jas Jarvis Rich, from roreans for LivsrToo
cate. lat 20 "a. Ion ~ -
Bari Solob, from ork Tor Fromcut Ata nf u nies
Of eaDdy Book.
Bari ssiy Irvine TA5of, from Antwerp for ssssoa OF
-, LAT A. %. Ion p q.
Bra Ferts. Prince. Hinehsy days from wisS.oa Cor
Trinidad Islnpd, New 2, lat II As. len - %.
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United States Tailoring Establishment.
III, S. MOORE

MEL CHANT TAILOR
NNOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally, that he sill continues business at his Old
stand No 23, Main street, United States Hotel Block
where he will be pleased to receive all who may be in want
OF any article in his line His goods are all new and ac-
knowledged to be the most complete assortment in this
CITY, among which are Rich and
ana American Broad Cloths of every desirable shade and
coor-paln and Fancy Cassimeres and Vestinss The
whole make as complete assortment of good substan
tal and Fashionable can be found at any establishment
IN New England. All vino study economy in cash. are IN
nted TO call and examine these gods resolved o
make them up, upon such terms, shall bid defiance to
all competition,
3 NJ has also in store the best assortment of rich En-.
gsh French and American Furnishing goods in Worct ser
consisting in part OF Shirts Drawers undershirs Cravats
Collars, Stocks scar Neckties Gloves Hosiery &c sc
All OF which are bound be sold remarkably cheap Cali
eary at Inc United States Block and examine for YOUR
selves. 80
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Lnm her.
AT THE CITY LUMREl

Al HE CITY LUMBER YARD,
washington Square, nearly opposite The Boston Wor
cester RGitroaf freight Depof, By
T. & O. K. EARLE,
good supply of Eastern, Western, and Northern Ium
IA Der constantly hand and for sale at the lowest mar
ket prices
Eastern Lumber Of all descriptions viz, Dimension No
Is, Panels Shingles, Clapboards, Lath Spruce Frames
Plank and Boards will furnish the lowest Boston p
ces, with the addition of freight and when builders are
wanting large lot in the neborng towns on any of the
Railroads leading from Boston Worcester we can load
purchasers at less prices than bought in Boston,
WESTERN LUMBER-Cherry, Black Walnut and
net makers. Also Pine Boards and Plank can be had in
our yard at low rates. together with general assortment
of short Lumber.
Shingles Shingles shingles!!!
Having made arrangement furnish Shingles of all kinds
lower than they can be had Boston would invite the
public to call and examine before purchasing else
where AS soon as can ship we shall be prepared to
deliver them by the cargo in lots from SO 30 thousand
We now have, and shah keep general in our
ri Tor the retail trade, and ready deliver them
at prices which cannot fail of giving satisfactonom the
best brands and all the principal manufacturers.
Carpenters and Builders invited call where they
W II ever find us ready, and more than willing, sell them
at fair prices.
N.B-Frames Of all kinds furnished to order at sbor
notice. with Roof, Enclosing, and Floor Boards. Also
Hard Pine for Floors, &c.
THOMAS EARLE,
lHaIzJ uWom OLIVER EARLE.
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FOUND AT LAST!
Jlllson's COMPOUND Vegetable S1r,un

FOR PURIFYING HE BLOOD.
MPURITY Of the Blood is doubtless the capse NJ mo-.
diseases This Syrup designed to restore to heal
my cohdoH II has been of great benefit in those cases
where alr trla has been given as numerous tesmo
mas VIII show Is presented the public as cure for
Nervousness General Debility, Indigestion Liver Com
pia,s. TooS Coughs, Consnmptive Diseases and Grad
cates all kinds of humors such as ScroflIa sa, ph
Ipes on me lace, Ulcers, Blotches Biles Ring Worm
or Ietler Efyspeas or ST. Anthony's Fire Ii is also
use Of mercury and completely renouates ne systf1o
no person who values health after becoming acquainted
only by O. I'LL stiN Woonsn a ,iuIpareu
W FOR sale in Worcester by Spur a. sib ey No Ian
a street. Draper Clark, Nos. l03 lG5 and O7 Front
New England States. n,yr ga da o'io
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NOTICE TO THE INVALID.

] u u HARklNGION'S, Medical Once, 1l1 Maih
~ street Worcester up stairs where he can he consult
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases any kind with
peci and confidence and ola being reformed DIR II has
Tor the last years paid particular attention the study
ana practice OF female complaints, and perfectly has he
become acquainted with their STEM that without boosting.
he icarTdHt from all diseases peculiar to them.
So successful has been his of treatment tf he has
been called upon by other members the medicd, faculty,
to introduce his mode of practice ard visited for
that purpose which answered the saHgune expecta
| lions
In offering the results of his long study ana practical
perience to his many friends he is governed by feeling OF
humanity only for much have they been deceived by
tpretended madams" and miserable pills and quack nos
irdms that is time that healthy nude of practice
should be ntroduced-n speaking Quacks DR.. H. does
not wish to be understood the medical rrots-
sion, but those who have for the six or seven
ded the newspapers of the day with their disgusting ad
versemens, making great pretentios medical science
when they do not know the healing art Dr. H. pre- esss
10 be skul in curing the following Observation-Disclosures
Debility, arising from bad habits when young and
experienced all the different forms of weakness that
caused by bad habits from exertons, full vgor
tored in very short time without any hndrance from bust
| ness
Dr. H. has also gained himself great reputation for
The permanent long standing Chronic and obstinate
diseases the treatment of which he has devoted great part
OF ms time IN his extensive pracuce will be warrant
sd in all cases, however long standing they may be
Dr. H. solicits call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease, and those suffering from mercury, in
contentmeny administered or from quack nostrums ad
! ministered by ignorant empyrics.
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
sick OF both if required with good and
sonabe rate. Ad0ise Gratis, for the first consultation
Dr. H. can be consulted by letter and the disease is
accurately described medicines will be forwarded. all cor
respondence will be returned. Ifyou sick call DR.. II
and avoid 'madam imposters
T. A female who has thorough knowledge of their
complaints will be in attendance consult if they wish.
~ Office hours from A NJ, TO PM, Sundays, from
to IL NJ dy-dec
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1000 REWARD.
Notice 70 the Affiliated

4 hhLIONS VEGETABLE SPECIFIC is The only new
er-iang, sure, and safe remedy for diseases of The
Eda,y organs, Ghonorhea, Grayes elect, Weakness In
rGaes Inflammation of the Bladder, Kidneys &c This
@ has never been knoon to tai in single instance
s pfei tried by thousands, who testify that il is a nos
'o Ior tlese most troublesome Diseases For the
mere Is nothing more sue Of success as our very
certificates prove This being an entirely VEoE
oonpound i can be recommended in preference Ia
me prescriptions Of most medical advisers o., ~
:, containing no mercury or oher offensive subs ances
na( pe used az home or travelling without restrictions IN
ul exposure, or change in application to business
pui up ~ bottles, with full directions at SlOO One
Walingford, Conn. T'''N 1"' 'O'' W u Oari'oh'
G agent for Worcester, d. Scott & Co, 24a Main st.
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.
fsEs EEsI lssss1E=sSzsl1 Ea=ssssss e.

- IN I. a7s5ssssss1
UMMER ARRANGEMENT-oa and after Apr. z, 1856,
TRAINS
Leave Providence at Ills and 1130 and $50 pm.
Leave Worcester As and IL am and pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with coaches fol
Milford and Mendonj AT Millve with coaches for Sa.
tersvle; AT Whtns with coaches for East Douglas and
Whitmsville; at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Ger.
tie, N E. Village and Upton; at Worcester with trains
Western R. Road and Norwich and w. r. R. and Worc-
and Nashua R. R.; AT Waterford with trains Of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, &c.
The 7.15 train from Providence, Worcester
with the Express train for New York. and the Acconmo.
daon train for Albany which leaves Worcester at $50
A. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 P NJ. train from Providence
arrive at Sprngfeldthe same evening.
The IL 80 train from Providence connects at Worcester
with the Express train for New York which leaves Wor
cester at4 p. NJ
The II AM. train from Worcester connects at Providence
with trains for Boston, Taunton Fall River N. Bedford
Also with Steamboats, for Fail River and Newport
The P M train from Worcester Providence
with the Boston and N Y Steamboat train for New York
EGTThe 745 and IL AM. trains do stop Hamlet.
The $50 and p. NJ. trains de stop Ashton OF
Hamlet. ISAAC ii SOUTHWlCK, Supt.
Providence, Apr. l, 1851. apr5-1wf